and in our religious and secular beliefs we believe that people who have these experiences are undeserving people and are put in that category. our social services, our cultural values and honor those women who are deserving, and we do not want to invest our taxes or anything else on the undeserving. that idea is at least 2000 years old. we have a legacy to deal with. it should be shred from our psyche, and whenever you have to do it to do it, do it. it and what ever we have to do in building the women's movement, a people's movement for our brothers and sisters, help do your job of getting rid of this cultural belief of the deserved and undeserved. it must die, even if it took us 2000 years to do it. i ask you to join all the women from this morning's workshop and today, as we have seen already spoken, that we make that commitment. normally understood this, -- norma understood this, and i think that is the central message. for those who have been harmed through sexual abuse and global exploitation, norma, threw her were feeling, not only named it but tried to resolve and helped liberate a

score and win the match is on the time it happened we conceded an awkward goal to come from behind undeserved only in portugal didn't have any scoring opportunities in the second half. russian and took the group nine points from three marriages course you'll see. into good name but i won't. now wales helping forced to make a change to their lineup ahead of sunday's rugby world cup semifinal pottle with france change who he will start at flyhalf replacing rhys priestland who injured his shoulder in the closing minutes of the quarter final win over old garland seeing just three minutes of action out today and has recently been playing of the position were frequently worrying gatland opting for the twenty six year old in the starting line up not fly half with record cops who are stephen jones moving to the bench as backup will seeking to end a difficult run against the french having. lost six of the previous seven matches on a record that i morgan parra meanwhile will be aiming to do his best to be nice to step on the field at the weekend the flyhalf ready to take over kicking the cuties that's

takes us to the future, i have a dream of this and that, and then he ends on the note of almost undeservedld be more beautiful in the context of freedom. for me, what is exciting is how much that speech -- also by the way, the visual, the architect, the trooper standing on his left, all of that is still so present, so important for us in this moment to remember the history, to speak to this moment, but to continue to have a kind of optimistic leaning towards an american future, that can be better than anything that we have actually ever seen. >> eugene robinson. >> there is a reason that's a speech for the ages, because it does speak -- it spoke to that time and it speaks to our time and it will speak as eloquently 100 years from now, because it's about a universal yearning for justice. this is an acute moment i think for those themes to be emphasized, and for us to think about them. but there will be more moments. there will be moments ten years from now and 20 years from now. >> and parts of the president's speech will have moments. there was power there. >> yes, and it echoed the themes

lot of republican voters who don't have the racia bone in their bodies this something old to cast undeservedlur on perry and his sentiments and will not appreciate herman cain adding fuel to the flame. >> bill: i agree with you. i didn't think that was a wise move by mr. cain because he should be giving perry the benefit of the doubt and here's the reason that cain has been called every kind of vile name in the book by left wingers and he knows the pain that that brings. so that herman in this case, might have said, you know what? i'm not really sure what happened. i'm not going to take a press report that is obviously designed to denigrate a candidate. i'm going to -- if he was serious about it, herman cain, he would have called perry. would have gotten his side of the story before he made any kind of public remark. i will give you the last word on it. >> well, i don't disagree with that bill. i think that this is the kind of thing an experienced politician looks at a story like this and has to make a judgment as to whether to try to use it as an opportunity or not to. i think a more experi

>> and we have an administration that is fanning the fires that this is somehow undeserved, profligateit is worse than hypocrisy. it is totally dishonest. >> steve wynn, casino giant, let her rip in a conference call. rarely talks to reporters. he is going to talk to me. one hour from now. a rare chat with a

. >> we have an administration fanning the fires that this is somehow undeserved, profligate millionairess worse than hypocrisy, it is totally dishonest. >> and this is coming up. >> say good-bye to batman. one person telling kids to leave their halloween costumes at home this year. is this a trick or just a nasty treat. we will find out from you and include your responses on this friday's edition of "fox and friends. ." >> hi, everyone, this is cal ripken jr. and you are watching fox and friends. >> cal hasn't been on in a while. >> he's watching the world series. >> and he's doing broadcasting too, right? not for fox but for tbs. >> you you are look at the whats supposed to happen as the end of gadhafi. >> and is it still prevalent? >> at the moment we understand gadhafi's body has been delayed with the burial because the international criminal court wants to exam the body at this time. celebrations now are over for the moment. it's very peaceful here in tripoli but the transitional counsel that controls the country, they are planning a major party tomorrow when they officially announce

[applause] >> thank you for those kind and entirely undeserved complements. i will say i do remember that as a sort of bonding experience for all of us, and anyway, and my staff said no, don't share the pretzels. i said no, we should share the pretzels. [laughter] anyway, let me also thank jeff chester for putting this event together, and really all of the sponsors, aclu, the center for digital democracy, that's jeff, consumer action, consumer federation of america, consumers union, consumer watchdog, electronic privacy information center, where is mark? is mark here? mark is probably taking his daughter to school this morning. that's one of my daughters goes to school. privacy rights clearinghouse, u.s. pirg, and the world privacy forum. and i'm especially pleased to be here with the jonathan mayer. where is john? hi. who has done just acidly terrific work on behavioral marketing. anbehavioral advertising and christian fjeld. is christian here yet. he will be here for the next panel. who works on the commerce committee for senator rockefeller and he is done