speaks to us in euphemisms we avoids staring at our brown roasts faces, our hard boiled hands and violet veins he mouths his words like a fish careful not to mention china to us who are now fartherless and motherless in this new country. he does not know we created our own miracle that transformed the stale, hard crust into wrich crackling pork skinning. the soup and broth. our lips smack in satisfaction of this, our only taste of home. >> this piece is on angel island. the angel island immigration station where chinese and otherim grants were detained and interrogated from 1910 to 1940 before they were allowed into america. many adopted false identities in order to escape this strict act. our morning strolls to mountain lake park my wife of 50 years stays a step behind. she needs my arm for balance but avoids my touch. she counts the 10 sign posts. 5 stop signs and 2 mailboxes to our destination. she moves her lips as if remembering. before i came here, i had a name. 4 palm trees faced us when we landed loomed like guardians to pass the golden gate we tell them what they wanted to hear.

quote, miles was guilt of self confessed violet crimes against women we should break his records and burn his cd's until he apologizes. the trumpet's mouth is apology. you just write a poem about your need to do that a madual johnson. all right. live people. the pins point come downs on the butter fly. the knuckle come down on ms. sisly. the mallet come down on the cd case. wait! the mallet come down on the butter fly. the pins point come down on the ms. sisly. the knuckle come down on the cd case. wait! >> the knuckle come down on the buttir fly. the pins point come down on the cd case. dammit. the butter fly, ms. sisly the cd case. the roses rips at the spit much the phoenix dazzling petals births something. the martir's smile that saves something. what did we make? listen to the butter fly, the pinpoint makes no sound sticking the [inaudible] no brass wail to the air here it's silent as a necktie this is not right. ms. sisly a cd case and a pin striped suit did he stick her lips red. i don't know, i don't know. sometimes he wore a pin striped 3 piece and a dazzling tie. i have a m

acid rain is caused by emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide which react with altered violetlight and water molecules in the upper atmosphere to produce acids particularly sulphuric acid in nature casts besides harming animals soil and vegetation acid rain also damages buildings cars and even was dissolved in older buildings and statues president bush and the senior pushed for and got a cap and trade program for software dioxide and other emissions which is still in use today thanks to george h.w. bush's cap and trade efforts emissions of six common pollutants were down forty one percent between one nine hundred ninety in two thousand and eight and emissions of sulfur dioxide one of the main causes of acid rain are down more than fifty percent since one thousand nine hundred it's clear that in the past republicans put their best foot forward to help our environment and our planet so what's changed well for starters there's floating around in politics today. more money than there was in the late eighty's and early ninety's during the two thousand and twelve election cycle big

as justice scalia said, he's not any shrinking left wing violet, he's the one who stated there could and should be regulations. so nobody is trying to take your members' guns away, they can go out and shoot, they can hunt, they can have them for self-protection but they need to abide by the law in doing so. >> if i may, i think it's important, the chief and i discussed this last week, we were at a luncheon, the chief was saying something, i just happened to chime in. it's important to get different people in the room to be introduced to different sets of ideas. i remember this person was an nra member and they said, thanks, i never thought of it that way and he actually applauded what i had to say, you made me think about something differently. i'm going to go home and think about that. i wasn't hostile, i was just giving him something to think about and he appreciated it and said he would invite me to some other meetings, they would appreciate hearing something different. i think it's important to get different people in the room and agree not to fight. absolutely. >> rita semmel >>

than syria is iran's population is much more moderate in the population and what about what about violet what about there were protests in syria i think it's a dictatorship so he really was a dictatorship. you are you asked for an example and. on a theoretical level but the reality on the ground is not that way inclined yet in iran and i think that's that's an important example so drivers different saudi arabia's economic assets the idea that anybody here in the majority wants to hold out of operation is absurd when jump in. i think no no no that wasn't point it was you know no let's just evolved and that was the point of knowing that you're going on i don't know if you don't know i want to go to go ahead point. the idea that the west should consider intervening in any rawness if it was part of god cracks down on its population that it's this you know hated dictatorship that doesn't have the majority support of the iranian population is just absurd there is absolutely no empirical data to support that proposition and vast amounts of empirical data polling studies and others that would th

is a hockey game violet? is a cartoon violent? is the evening news violent? the answer could be yes to all those. so there's a first amendment issue there in terms of what can the government do. the fcc has no statutory authority to regulate violence, only indecency, and that's a different standard. and that's only over broadcast t and radio -- tv and radio, not over cable, satellite or the internet. i know this has been very important to chairman rock femmer -- rockfeller, and it's important to me as a parent. right now the fcc has no right to act. >> host: what if it did? >> guest: well, we would have to have a big direction from congress. >> host: todd shields. >> you mentioned indecency. where does enforcement stand at the fcc in wake of the supreme court's decision last summer which you can sum them up for me. they made it more difficult, as i recall, for the fcc to proceed in these areas. >> guest: the court did murky up the water. it was the second time that case had gone to the court, and each time the court decided to address this on the administrati

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tears because he was turned down and puts pen to paper and writes roses are red, violates are blue -- violets are blue types of program. cupid's dart has been shot through my heart when yet another girl turned him down. during my degrees and during my doctoral study, my professors didn't tell me about washington's teenage girlfriend. so it's kind of fun, and i think it provides us with an important lens, a new way of understanding the presidents. we all know that our country's leaders have often times been shaped by the hand of a woman, often a mother. often a wife. but i'm here to tell you, sometimes that of a mistress as well. it's in the news today as we tape this program, david general -- general david petraeus is still dominating the headlines with his alleged affair and his misbehavior. related to the book, what my first thought was when this happened to petraeus and when it came out was during world war ii general eisenhower was having a long-term affair with an attractive young british driver named kay somers by. you know, what general hires a young female model to be his aide, if you

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it goes just as fast as an infra red wave goes, as ultra violet wave, gamma ray, all the electromagnetic waves. guess what we'll gonna be talking about later in the course, gang? electromagnetic waves, they all have the same speed, that's 300,000 kilometers per second. in fact, for light, we say it's a constant, so we say, c. c for constant, that's 300,000 kilometers per second. and that's equal to the frequency of the wave multiplied by its wavelength. questions? what is the label for the--for-- to... say, again? the label for each, it has to be a certain thing, right? like for your distance, shouldn't it not be-- on labeled in meters or something? oh, yeah. if this is in meters, and this is in seconds then i get meters per second. and i'll have my speed in meters per second. it turns out, for a light wave, you go a hundred--you go 300,000 kilometers in one second. so you'll have distance and meter or kilometers or micrometers, or miles, yeah, and t and some unit of time. could be like days, huh, or could be hours talk about miles per hour, meters per second, all those thing. but the un

i have to go back and violets and 40 on federal. i have to redo that. going to charge you again.noying. gerri: one quick question. where are you coming from? that literally pretty. >> i'm working hard, as always. this time it is in the beautiful said a florida. no state income tax return. if you live down here you don't have to worry about it. gerri: it looks gorgeous. thank you for coming on. appreciate it. >> you have a great day. gerri: i know you well. all right. meanwhile, looking number seven, the seventh consecutive day leading the dow to reach another closing high setting a record every day since tuesday. here to weigh in, president and ceo of a planned financial services. financial adviser and author of you can never be too rich or 210 or two blonde. that's not the name of it. >> i like that. gerri: personal finance expert. welcome. i will start with this market back. to you first. keep going up. what do you think we are in for as an individual investor? >> a tremendous amount of money. people love to go in the bonds, another going in the stocks. as usual in their late t

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away from hollywood, miles from imposing do "downtown abbey" where she rules as the more imposing violetclines makeup or primping, can't imagine why we want to talk to her. >> i don't know. i'd prefer to be somebody else. selling myself always feels a bit odd. i never think it's that interesting. >> reporter: not that interesting to her as a career spanning more than half a century. oscars, golden globes. she's even been in "clash of the titans," "sister act" and "kotter." >> that was bloody brilliant. >> thank you for that assessment. >> reporter: most recently, the "marigold hotel" and playing a real diva. >> this is a madhouse. >> reporter: directed by dustin hoffman and directed by a woman somehow in this field just accepted ageing a long time ago. >> everybody lies about their age and injects their faith. >> i know. i kind of missed out on all that. if i had started earlier doing all that -- >> reporter: do you think you would have? >> i don't know. i truly think if i went to los angeles, i think i'd frighten people. they don't see old people. >> reporter: while she feels the loss o

account for people who did not have an awareness of their illness, and decreases hospitalization, and violets, and saves money. it is a proven way to treat people such as we are describing, especially those who are not aware they are sick. this would be a good use of money. on a basis where you actually follow these and measured the outcome, ascertaining what decrease you have in hospitalization, jailing, there should be -- this should be the way we're going. that is not what they are doing. the one treatment they're proposing specifically does not include half of the people not aware of their illness. recovery by definition insists he must make the decision herself, so the only treatment they propose is a treatment where the purpose has to agree, which is fine for half the people who are aware, but for half who are not aware, it is irrelevant. >> i wanted to throw it down something because i appreciated your framing. there is more we should be throwing down here as long as we're talking about newtown. professional experience has taught me the three most important said thematic elements of th

against a guy named curtis bostic, former united states marine, not a shrinking v shrinki shrinking violet race suspect over yet. >> you think there is a chance sanford loses this thing in the runoff? >> i do. i mean, he is likely that he can win, but i'm not going to wholesale out curtis bostic's chances to win because jim demint came in second in his primary to former governor davids belism tom rice came in second in his primary to former lieutenant governor, andre bauer. our history is that second place position is not a bad place to be, especially with a low turnout model. so i'm not going to wholesale and move on to the general elechblgs i tell you that is a river of red down there, where romney won that district by 18%. so -- >> a river of red? >> a great candidate. but at the end of the day. we are going to find out whether that moral comp nas got high wire, all right republican party around base continue to overlook that? >> i can't think of a democratic candidate who had the nerve to go ask his ex-wife to run his campaign. >> that's true. that's different kind of gutsy. i'm saying

the wealthiest americans at the expense of middle class taxpayers a commitment to our seniors and violet vestments in our kids education, in scientific research and infrastructure, that car buyers are economy. invest with him helped make the united states and will power economic health -- investments that have helped make the united states and economic powerhouse. the budget calls for dropping the tax rate from 39% to 25% tariff cutting the rate for millionaires by more than one- third of holding all other avenues -- all of the revenues. they showed it would raise the income tax burden on individuals making $200,000 a year. this budget proposal which provides a bigger tax cuts to millionairess will raise the tax burden on middle income families by an average of $2,000. at the same time, it does not close one single special interest tax loophole for the purpose of reducing the deficit. not one dime from ending special breaks for big oil companies or hedge fund managers. law providing this windfall to the wealthy, the proposal -- while providing this windfall to the wealth in the proposal

goes back home and tears because he was turned down and put pen to paper and writes roses are red, violets are blue, she once wrote that kube has been shot through my heart when another bill turned him down so this is a different look at washington. during my degrees and doctoral study by professors didn't tell me about the girlfriend, so it's kind of fun and provides us with an important way of understanding. we all know that our country has oftentimes been shaped by the hand of a woman often the mother but i'm here to tell you sometimes that as a mistress as well. as we take this program, the general david petraeus is still dominating the headlines with his alleged affair and ms. behavior related to the book my first thought when this happened was during world war ii, the general eisenhower was having a long-term affair with a british driver named kate summers be. but general hi here's a young female model instead of a major captain and winner. now imagine if eisenhower's affair with kate came out during world war ii and as it happened to petraeus what if they got rid of it before d-day?

. >> in the mid-nineties, i was lookin' through a book, came across a recipe for crystallized violets, and i thought, hmm. egg whites, dip the flower in. throw it in sugar. roll it around. put it down. it dries, and you have something crunchy that's nonperishable. it's completely dried, and it's sugarcoated. i thought, "oh, my god. cold food side. they could use 'em on desserts. i've gotta figure out how to do this." >> imagine your favorite flowers turned int@ sugary tastes of heaven. that is exactly the idea that john set out to accomplish, to make a sweeter, better-tasting edible flower that he grew himself, the likes of which nobody had seen or heard of before, not even his girlfriend at the time, that is until their first date. >> i brought her a little tray of crystallized violas instead of the flowers, and we--when i met her, um, i remember walking up to her and said, "i brought you some flowers." >> john had talked about the farm, um, on the phane and when we had e-mailed and what he did, but when i actually saw it, i just went--[gasps] and i just thought, "oh, my god. these a