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

. >> they would brutalize undeserved segments of the city. >> reporter: for officers were eventually charged with assaulting king and put on trial. >> very happy. >> reporter: news of their acquittal hit south central l.a. like a lightning bolt. the epicenter -- the intersection of florence and r normandie where a shell-shocked city would witness another beating, a truck driver by an angry mob. whose idea was it to go public and say something? >> i wanted to say something, you know? but i didn't. can we all get along? >> these five simple words guided the last 20 years as l.a. res inned millions of dollars in south central, applying the lessons of 1992. >> you can't grow and be a great city if you're leaving entire communities behind. >> reporter: the lapd has repaired much of its image, too, adding officers, cutting crime, and creating partnerships with the community. >> the policemenalty has radically changed, positively changed. >> reporter: 20 years later, rodney king still struggles with alcohol and occasional run-ins with the law. but remains a symbol of police brutality. are y

oh, we are back from another undeserved vacation. my guest tonight shaquille o'neal. i assume fully recovered from st. patrick's day. while we were gone, while we were on vacation this past week, a lot went on. there was the usual republican primary shenanigans. we tried but failed to avoid talking about that until tomorrow. for the first day back there were really only two stories that caught my attention. >> former vice president dick cheney had heart transplant surgery earlier today. >> jon: greatest joke set-up. ever! i can make the show out of that. what's the other story. >> the controversial shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin one month ago in sanford florida. >> jon: (mumbling). that's the headlines. oh, the headline is dick cheney got a new heart. i'm sure by the way that that is a very different headline in the organ community. probably something like innocent heart sentenced to life in cheney. boom! boom! i'm going to get to do a fon of these today. >> martin had gone out to buy candy wearing a hooded sweat shirt. >> carrying skittles and an iced a

we would ask people, who are these undeserving people? i'm sad to tell this audience, but the number one thing we would here is young people. there is a sense that the younger generation isn't entering the workforce and working as hard and making the same contributions that their generation has made. that is why you see these concerns about tell grants being treated as welfare, as opposed to equal opportunity. the other object of concern besides young people is minorities, particularly unauthorized immigrants. there was widespread concern that people were coming to america and taking advantage of welfare and health care programs, despite the fact that they're not actually legally in america. of course, these two categories overlap. young america is more diverse than old america. these two ideas about concerns about the young and minorities and immigrants were part of a larger concern, we thought, about how the country has changed good vacancy, and sometimes, it is true, the country they live in now is not the country they grew up in. that

all the white around -- way around you've made her an undeserving of victim and a champion for him.i can undersnd why the white house responded as quickly as they did. >> say what you want about mit romney, he knows numbers, he reads the polls. he kno there is a huge gap between him and barack obama with american women voters. why is that at there colby? >> because of the issues, the positions he's taken during the campaign, and that is what he will have to struggle with. >> nina? >> in some ways, he has been forced to even defending contraception sort of. "if i am elected i will kill aiaid to planned parenthood." there is an aura -- i think the right way to express it is that it is inconsiderate of the concerns of many women. >> he has been runng this week against barack obama on the issue of women. he says that the economic policies have been hurting women -- >> he was not getting a lot of tracon. >> nobody bought what he said -- oall the jobs lost in recent years under barack obama 92% were lost by women. really? nine out of every 10 jobs lost in america were held by women? nobod

enough of zero percent interest rates for the savers for artificially supported prosperity for the undeserving finance years. i can i can see every political drive piece of dry tinder in place ready for the match i'm not sure when the match will be dropped and that's an interesting point all along the lines of those finance years what do you see as far as accountability because of course we've seen actions like dodd frank which have plenty of problems they haven't ended too big to fail are and start i know you do i was going to get to that but i think law back plan tell us about this and how it makes up for what dodd frank misses. so i'm going to give you two alternatives lauren and you can pick one must pick one you must pick the second one ok the first alternative to. promoting accountability with the banking system is the two thousand five hundred and odd page don franc bill which micromanages the actions of our bankers by the way i submit to you that the only population in america knows less about banking then bankers today is the us congress so that's a choice a choice be the correct choi

we would ask people, who are these undeserving people? it's sad to tell this audience, but the number one incident we would here is its young people. that there is a sense that the younger generations aren't entering the workforce in the same way, aren't working as hard come made the same contributions and so that is why you see concerns about pell grants being treated as welfare. so there's young people any other object of concern and the weight overlaps in a lot of ways is minorities and to delete unauthorized immigrants. there is very white concerned people, and to america and take advantage of various welfare health care programs despite the fact that they are not actually legally and america. and so of course these two categories overlap. young americans are more diverse and old america. .. >> for people in the tea party, obama is a became sol of -- is a symbol of this cultural change. so you'd see signs and protests, but in person people were more circumspect. they would say things like i just can't understand him. they don't know w

brackets would look like he also glass of the congressman saying befalling he said i think ryan has an undeserved reputation for seriousness and budget matters but word fantasy would better apply in my opinion the ryan budget should be seen as nothing more than a p.r. document for republicans so they can say they have a plan to balance the budget cut taxes and cure the common cold i wish i could buy some of the stuff these guys are drinking or smoking now that's a pretty harsh criticism especially considering the fiscal times are to me comes under fire from liberals but an arguably more serious problem with ryan's budget is that well it's better list on the back of average americans it would cut three hundred eighty nine billion dollars from medicare seven hundred thirty five from medicaid and nine hundred and thirty five billion from discretionary domestic spending on top of that the plan would slash the top marginal income tax rate from thirty five to twenty five percent probably sounds like you would get america back on track to you is a reduction in our massive military budget one would still

. >> they would brutalize undeserved segments of the city.our officers were eventually charged with assaulting king and put on trial. >> very happy. >> news of their acquittal hit south central l.a. like a lightning bolt. the epicenter, the shellshocked public witnessed another beating. the death toll rose. >> whose idea was it for you to go public and say something? >> i wanted to say something, you know. but i -- i -- i didn't. i pulled back and the lawyer asked me, can you say something? >> can we all get along? >> king's five simple words guided the last 20 years as they vested money and applying les n lessons in 1992. >> the lapd has added officers and cutting crime and creating relationships between community. 20 years later, rodney king still struggles with alcohol and occasional run ins with the law but remains a simple of police brutality. >> are you comfortable with how people perceive you? >> this is the healing part of me and i accept that role fully. >> 54 people died, and thousands more were hurt and property damage topped $1 bi

. >> carnations i know they have a bad rap and it is undeserved they were used and misused and abusedsay carnations are a bit more affordable? >> definitely a more affordable flower and these are not grandmothers carnations so to speak. they have come out with lots of new colors. >> what is your number one tip with brides working on a tight budget. >> if you have a tight budget, spend that money wisely and create -- spend it to make the biggest impact that you can with that budget, so the bridal bouquet is one of the most important parts, so spend the money on the bridal bouquet and is not so much on worrying about other little details. >> right that bouquet will be in every photo. >> every photo from now until -- >> you will look at those forever hopefully if you want to check out everything we have covered from the bridal boutique to food and venue, check out myfoxdc.com back to you in studio. >> all right thank you annie. he first picked up a guitar when he was just a child and international classical guitarist, milos said he knew even then he would learn to play it he left home in

. >> i had probably not necessarily undeserved reputation of being a prick, of stealing stories from my colleagues. i mean, it's just competition. get the story. get it first. >> first of all, when you heard the news that mike had passed, what went through your mind? >> i thought, you know, i've known he's been sick. i've known this was going to happen and i was still shocked. now, that was yesterday. so i've thought about almost nothing since. and i've been smiling. because i've been remembering mike. and i really liked him. he brought me to "60 minutes". >> he brought you there? >> he brought me there. himself. and he went to bat for me. he brought me there. then he kind of mentored me. sort of. you'll love this. here's a story. he calls me into his office one day. he says the real secret, lesley, is asking the really tough question that the public thinks you'll never ask. but when you ask it, you can't be embarrassed. you can't be timid. you just have to ask it with total ease as if it's the most natural thing to do. if you're embarrassed about it, the audience will feel it. he sa

if it was undeserved for any of these young girls.ifth >> he says his sister did not know the shooter and two of his classmates are out the hospital with gunshot wounds. >> her friend was shot in her hand and back. someone else was shot in the shoulder. >> here is a list of the deadliest school shootings since 2006. stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of the school massacre. we're looking for showers to fall in the north bay lead this afternoon. here's a look at future cast 4 is a vacancy better look at rain for today. let's get a quick check on traffic with george. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots this morning. here is a quick commute check. east bay, south bay, peninsula and the north bay all look fine with light traffic in all directions. in the north bay we had an accident earlier this morning that has been cleared with no effect. we will take a short break cleared with no effect. we will take a short break and[ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonr

. >> i do not think he should be forgiven, that was undeserved. >> he says his sister did not know the shooter calls and to offer classmates were at a hospital with gunshot wounds. >> there was one guy that got shot in the shoulder, another friend was shot in the hand in the back. >>darya: let's get a look at whether. >>james: sunshine for the first half of the day, this is what did you looks like from the roof camera. let's walk through what we are expecting throughout the day. this morning, mostly cloudy. temperatures right now in the forties and fifties. we could get a break here in there. the wins will be blowing a little stronger than normal. winds in the north bay and then it should spread between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.. we will have your 7 day around the bay and talk more about that and a little bit. let's get a quick update on traffic. >>george: the backup at the bay bridge is growing a bit with a drive time running around 14 minutes. around the bay we are not tracking any hot spot. the east a conditions right now are actually moderate traffic. that is because of slowing on hi

. >> they would brutalize undeserved segments of the city, and that problems that eventually, thingscers were eventually charged with assaulting king and put on trial, but concerned they couldn't get a fair hearing in los angeles, the judge moved the case to suburban ventura county where a jury found them not guilty. >> very happy. >> the news hit predominantly black south central l.a. like a lightning bolt. the epicenter, intersection of florence and normandie where a shellshocked city would witness yet another vicious beating, this one a truck driver reginald denny by an angry mob. >> we've got about 300 to 400 people looting. >> it was also another low point for the lapd. >> when the news helicopter got over it and saw he was being beating and there was no police response, extraordinarily frustrating for the cops. people see there's no consequences so it built very, very quickly. >> for days, l.a. burned and the death toll rose. >> whose idea was it for you to go public and say something? >> i wanted to say something, you know, but i didn't. i pulled back. finally the lawyer asked