disconnect and a cluelessness between the people who are running this country today and those of us who love america and live in america. my brothers and sisters, we've come to a point that all nations reach where we can either go up, back up to the top where great nations dwell or we can go down into the valley and be washed away. -- as many former nations have been. ancient greece, ancient rome, portugal. go through the long list of formerly great nations. when they reached a point where they had to make hard decisions and either go back up to the top of the mountain or go down into the valley they went into the valley. they made the wrong decisions. and that's where we are. that's where we are today. in order for us to get out of this problem, i respectfully suggest to you that there are three things that we need to do. the first is unity. we must be unified. we cannot afford to have our mily torn apart, tea party republicans over here. neo con republicans over here. log cabin republicans over there. we must all work together. and in rooms like this, we air out our differences. we air it out. but

disconnect and a cluelessness between the people who are running this country today and those of us who love america and live in america. my brothers and sisters, we've come to a point that all nations reach where we can either go up, back up to the top where great nations dwell or we can go down into the valley and be washed away. -- as many former nations have been. ancient greece, ancient rome, portugal. go through the long list of formerly great nations. when they reached a point where they had to make hard decisions and either go back up to the top of the mountain or go down into the valley they went into the valley. they made the wrong decisions. and that's where we are. that's where we are today. in order for us to get out of this problem, i respectfully suggest to you that there are three things that we need to do. the first is unity. we must be unified. we cannot afford to have our mily torn apart, tea party republicans over here. neo con republicans over here. log cabin republicans over there. we must all work together. and in rooms like this, we air out our differences. we air it out. but

disconnect and a cluelessness between the people who are running this country today and those of us who love america and live in america. my brothers and sisters, we've come to a point that all nations reach where we can either go up, back up to the top where great nations dwell or we can go down into the valley and be washed away. -- as many former nations have been. ancient greece, ancient rome, portugal. go through the long list of formerly great nations. when they reached a point where they had to make hard decisions and either go back up to the top of the mountain or go down into the valley they went into the valley. they made the wrong decisions. and that's where we are. that's where we are today. in order for us to get out of this problem, i respectfully suggest to you that there are three things that we need to do. the first is unity. we must be unified. we cannot afford to have our family torn apart, tea party republicans over here. neo con republicans over here. log cabin republicans over there. we must all work together. and in rooms like this, we air out our differences. we air it out. b

an orderly fashion and we used to have the irish and the poles and the germans and others who came and assimilated. they wanted their children to learn english. they loved america and they wanted them to learn. we are now hyphenated americans. we'll be goldberg said i'm not an african-american. i'm an american. yes, she gets that that's exactly right that we are all hyphenated now imports of subgroups. that's the kind of thing is harmony our country. >> host: when it comes to the civil rights movement and you touch on the distinction between dr. king and dr. abernathy and jesse jackson and al sharpton the different eras but you acknowledge that if you go back to the founders and slavery in the constitution and look at most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law you say well that's wrong but change was needed but in most of the areas you don't embrace change and you don't embrace the idea of us working as a community to improve the quality of all of our lives. >> guest: let me touch on one thing you said about the founders. not all of them owned slaves and not all of them were for slavery but like mr. lincoln said 100 years later, if i

want everybody to come to america under the law in an orderly fashion, but we used to people of the irish, the polls, the the germans, others who came and assimilated. they loved america. they love their history. now we all hyphenated americans. one of my favorite lines, maybe the only line that i not african-american. i'm an american. yes, she gets it. that's exactly right. we are all parts of subgroups and i think that's the kind of thing harming our country. >> host: when it comes to the civil rights movement in terms of the distinction between dr. king and dr. abernathy versus jesse jackson and al din, the different areas. we do acknowledge that if you go back to the founders would race slavery in the constitution, if you look up most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law, you say that's wrong, the change was needed. in most other areas, to embrace change and you don't embrace the idea of us working as a community to improve the quality of all of our lives. >> host: that they touch on one thing he said about the founders. not all of them owned slaves and not all of them work for slavery. like mr. lincoln said almost 100 years la

us to see them when you see them. >> miss america's got talent, china has their own version. prince george, who we love -- >> we don't have video of him today. >> he may have competition. a 3-year-old, this kid is just 3, showed off some cool dance moves. let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hard to believe he's 3. >> who was the guy from south korea who had the huge hit? i wonder if he was like that as a kid. >> this is very gangnam style -- yeah. this is very sophisticated choreography for a 3-year-old. the reason he changed it up is that the judges had remotes in their hands, every time they were done they would click it and the kid would have to do another -- >> look how fast his mind worked. >> he was adorable. have you ever had a dollar in your hand and then you picked up a bag and picked something else up and you just wanted to -- you didn't have an extra hand to keep your dollar so you put it in your mouth. >> i can't remember doing that. my mother put the fear of everything when i was little. money is the dirtiest thing on the planet. >> money is dirty. while you've been at the checkout counter and try

jazeera only on al jazeera america >> welcome back, we're talking about the 23 million americans who care for an adult loved one, and a lot of perm stories. >> hannah says: joining us now is a family caregiver whose mother has alzheimer's, and cofounder of lots of helping hands. your mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 50, and you were in college and your brother in the 8th grade. and how did your diagnoses and subsequent care giving alter your life. >> it was definitely life-changing, i would say. it began with my mother hiding plants in the closet. and after that, it progressed until the point she couldn't walk or talk. and i ended up taking off a year from work to be able tore care for her. it was both rewarding and challenging. i've never had a job that was as demanding, and yet as fulfilling being muslim and south asian american, i think that it was really difficult to find, and being able to care for her in her home is most suitable and appropriate. and she's there with my family right now. >> torre, in listening to sadaf, the need to not make what she has gone through the center of attention. and i wonder if you come across that with a lot of caregivers th

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used to be. america welcomes change and loves what is new. americans event what is new. spread around world, what they do. european consumers for shore, whodid. europe is a go nowhere society. what a pity that president obama wants to make us just like them. stuart: rodeo is the game studio behind a angry birds, taking marketing to the next level with some are comparing them to the almighty in disney. of bit of a stretch. lauren simonetti has more on this. >> coming out with the 3d movies in summer of 2016. and angry birds in 3d and a partner with sony to produce this movie hiring two animators for nine years at disney, known for frozen. these guys know what they are doing. they're doing theme parks too. the theme parks in cities with angry birds seems, they have a couple in china and the u.k. and finland to lose some come to the u.s.. disney has mickey mouse and they had stock awards and the list goes on and on. angry birds will endure out a little bit. stuart: it is a stretch. >> your produce is explaining reflag aes, i never played and i know you never played. i wrote it because i don't want to miss the. you fire a flabby with a slings

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orderly fashion put we want to -- used to have people, the irish, the pols, the germans, who came and assimilated. the wanted their children to learn english, they loved america. now we're all hive -- hive nateed americans. whoopi goldberg said aim momentum an african-american. i'm an american. she gets it. but we're all dashed. >> when it. >> host: when it comes to the simple rights movement and the distinction between dr. king and jesse jackson and al sharpton, the different reverend of the different eras, but you acknowledge that, you know what, if you go back the founders who embraced slavery in the constitution, look at the most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law, you say, well, that's wrong, but change was needed, but in most other areas you don't embrace change and you won't -- don't embrace working together to improve the squall of our life. >> guest: not all of the founders owned slaves and not all of them were for slavery. but like mr. lincoln said almost 100 years later, if it required preserving slavery in order to save the union, he was in favor of plea serving slavery. if emancipation would preserve the union, he w

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but there are a lot of us who believe that if the first thing you do when you come to america is breaking the law, justifying it because you're doing it out of loveay not be enough. is it the worst thing that happens in america? no, it's not. i'm just explaining -- i can't speak for the rest of the republican primary voters. i will tell you when i hear that, i -- you know, my first feeling is not the same warm, oozing feeling i would think most people in manhattan or georgetown would have. i'd go, well, i understand but it is breaking the law. not to be the fly in the soup. >> but the issue is how -- but statistically now the issue is less and less people are coming into the country illegally. because that's not happening. the real issue now is those who are already here. and that's what this really speaks to, it seems to me. because of demographic changes in mexico, because of the economic improvement in mexico. people coming across the border is no longer the issue. the issue is who do we do with the 12 million that are already here. >> and my point, mike, just to make sure that my words can't be twisted any more than they're already going to b

to come to america under the law in an orderly fashion but we used to have people the irish and the poles and germans who assimilated. they wanted their children to learn english. they lovedheir history and they want us to learn it. now we are all hyphenated americans. she said i'm not an african-american. i'm an american. she gets it. that's exactly right that we are all hyphenatehyphenated now. where parts of soap groups and that's the kind of thing that is harming our country. >> host: when it comes to the civil rights movement and the touch on it in terms of the description -- distinction of the different reference of the different eras bud selig knowledge that if you go back to the founders who embrace slavery in the constitution you look at most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law you say well that is wrong but change was needed. in most other areas you don't embrace change and you don't embrace the idea of us working as a community to improve the quality of all of our lives and the nation. >> guest: let me touch on one thing you said about the founders. not all of us were for slavery but like mr. lincoln said 100 years later, almost 10

was ugly and it was not us, it was not the basketball world, and he wanted to make a statement for all of the people who love the game and for all of the people who love america. because they're one in the same in this instance. he was able to really make a great statement as to how we feel, as athletes and how the nba family feels about bigotry. >> he's -- he just started as the commissioner, adam silver, february 1st his first day though he had been working for the nba for many years. i think he's getting universally applauded for the decision. he was tough, forcele, did the right thing. you have this doubt he will deliver, votes will be there. it could be unanimous among all own to force sterling to sell. >> i wouldn't be surprised if it was. >> it's amazing how the nba's turning this from intensely negative story, which it was over the weekend and for the first few days, to what is becoming a positive story, not only with adam silver's handling of the situation, the universally positive response but the l.a. clippers are up for sale, man are there people saying i'd like too buy the clippers. wolf, i don't know if you want to put in a bid, i've got to tell

who want to work hard. it's a story that we used to hear a lot. america is changing. it is changing fast. somebody has got to do something about these changes. the country that we loveight for and our warriors for and that your parents and grandparents or great grandparents came here seeking is going away. you are the children of immigrants. there's nobody who came to this 1635 or whether it was three weeks ago, that was steaming into new york harbor saying, sure is great to be in america, where i can get a fairer system of forced income redistribution. [laughter] , starting at the bottom and making your way to the top is getting harder. i am an economist today, not a musician. i go on tv a lot and people always ask me, what is the economy going to do in 2014? economists like me always tell lies. the most typical lie. the american economy is going to grow at a slow but steady rate, 2.5%. why is that a lie? in 2014, the top half of the american economy will grow at five percent and the bottom will grow at zero percent tiered -- percent. that is obamanomics. consider the following. market is up 105%, since the day barack obama took over in january 2009. 81% of those g

love it. zooey is over here talking. lara. >> coming up we have a preview of robin's new book. a very personal preview and who inspires us? we'll tell you coming up on "good morning america save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. ingredients for life. ♪ >>> i have been looking forward to sharing this with you. some of the incredible people who have inspired all of us here around the table. as my mom used to say everybody's got something. everybody's got something and inspired me to write a book and the people who lifted me up during tough types. we wanted to pay tribute to some of the very special people in all of our lives that you're seeing right here who encourage us to keep going, never give up, especially when types get tough. >> when i think about robin saying everyone's got something and being an overcomer, i always think of my dad. especially toward the end of his life because while he was failing physically, his mind was so sharp

america for more in depth coverage. later we'll talk to those who lost loved once and they will tell us what they want to happen.ng to talk to an attorney who specializes in corporate investigation to explain the process of finding who's to blame. >> the department of transportation is mandating rear view cameras for new vehicles sold in the u.s., giving manufacturers four years to get ready if that effective in may of 2018, rear view cameras will be required on all new cars, light trucks and buses. back ups are blamed for more than 200 deaths and injuries every year. >> the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act has come and gone. it concludes the initial turbulent rollout of president obama's signature piece of legislation. it's just the beginning of a long debate over the nation's health care system. >> this is the state of health insurance in the united states. on the last official day to sign up for new insurance or pay a fine, long lines around the country. the problem-plagued website overwhelmed, crashed twice. the administration said this is proof president obama's signature legislation was need