i could write a section in her voice and not only be in his voice. those things don't come until you need to work them out. that stumped me for awhile and came to with when she and the other villagers who contract lepercy decide to kill themselves to not bring shame to the village. and she can't do it. the man servant who's story that steven slowly finds out rescues her. >> even now i feel the cold waves pushing and pulling against my legs as a stood knee deep in the ocean. there was a flock of birds flying over head. their voices leading us on. as the water lapped around me i saw a man the father of a school friend walk straight into the ocean he never turned back. one moment he was there and in the next he was swaulode by the sea. one woman took a knife and slashed her wrists. i remember how the bloodstreamed down her arms. she turned toward me with a strange smile handed me her knife. it felt so light. i looked down and saw it covered with the woman's blood. i wanted to scream and saw i lost my voice. don't be frightened, the old woman said, find

to those who do not have a voice -- who have decided to give voice to those who did not have a voice. women are stepping forward, that is one of the reasons why i chose back in 1993 to come out when don't ask don't tell was being debated. everyone was allowed to talk about the pros and cons, except for those who were gay or lesbian in the military. they were forced to be silent. there was a lot of -- they were all fascinated with the men and showers. there were terrified of gay men in the showers. [laughter] i thought to myself, the lesbians must be dry cleaned. [laughter] you do not hear a peep about them. i decided that i would come out and tried to enter that voice for gays and lesbians. another thing i am hearing this afternoon, having strong women role models. my mother joined in 1942. was in the second class of women to go through officer candidate school in iowa. i have with me here this afternoon two more strong women, of my two sisters. [applause] later in her life, she decided to pursue a new career and went back to the veterinary school. she just graduated last may. [appla

(background voices.)ommunities need to celebrate recovery because every-believe it or not, every one of us knows someone that's in recovery, and we don't know it. the reality is that the phenomena of addiction is pervasive, and it crosses generations. it crosses families. august 19th, 1981, i ran away from the meridian home for girls just outside philadelphia to the streets of the fort lauderdale strip. i was 14. june 11th, 2011, 30 years later with 5 years sober, i started walking home. with my walk, walking up the east coast, i would walk about 10 miles in the morning, and then in the afternoons i would visit homeless shelters, treatment centers, battered women shelters. i'd go back into the alleys, under the bridges, and tell my story and share hope. i started sandraswalk.org to spread little mustard seeds of hope in places that there were none. and there's a lot of fantastic things going on in the recovery community, and i think the stigma of coming into recovery and the fellowships, and you can't do

bennett, your voice is the voice of san francisco, and this is your day. [applause] we have a fantastic program for you today. we have some local singers inspired by mr. bennett's career, and they will pay tribute to mr. bennett in song. tony bennett, your dedication to young people is known through countless projects such as your exploring the arts foundation and your founding of the frank sinatra school for the arts. you have proved to be a timeless link between artistic generations. and, of course, your inspiration continues with such incredible and wonderful projects as your recent "duets ii" cd. i have a copy. anybody else? [applause] and check this out, mr. bennett picked up two grammy awards sunday night for that album. [applause] so we congratulate you on that. i believe if you are scoring at home, that makes it 17 grammys in his career. [applause] what we love -- well, we love the cd, but today, we have gone one step further. not just a duet, but an extraordinary trio. i'm pleased to present this trio, performing for the first time together, young

to mean voice message. >> voice message. >> earlier you testified that the -- you testified about the content of the message that your husband left you. does seeing this change your testimony at all? >> no. it's completely consistent. >> ok. >> he said he left a voice message and he said he left? >> i'm sorry, ms. lopez, earlier you testified about the content of the voicemail your husband left you along the lines of hello, sweetie, where are you, how are you? >> yes. after seeing this portion of exhibit 8 0 i just put in front of you, is that still your recollection of what the voicemail message was your husband sent you? >> of course. >> he left a voice message to me and i didn't respond. >> so ms. lopez, i'm now going to show you another exhibit that's in evidence, it's exhibit 5 7, another text message. and for the benefit of the commission, this is a text message, that's also shown on exhibit 8 3, text message of january 4, 2012, 12:24 p.m. from ms. lopez to ms. madison. i can bring you a copy. >> thank you. >> so ms. lopez, this text message, is this a text message you sent to m

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i am here to add my voice to support this plan.nk this plan -- this master plan has engaged the public to come together. also, all the stakeholders that are necessary to make this plan something that can be successful and to make sure we are speaking with one voice. thank you for being here, for recognizing the importance of this and for recognizing that ocean beach is not only destroyed four jaleel. it is city and federal resource that is important to us all. 5!óo=l-- is not only an importat jewel. resource that is important to us all. [applause] zio%.]sñ>> thank you. supervisor carmen chu has been part of the steering committee, and so has our next speaker, supervisor eric mar. >> thank you. and thank you to spur and the mayor and all the departments that have worked so hard on the spirited has been several years, a very inclusive process. i am here to celebrate a product division that represents more than 10 years of work of people putting out ideas of what ocean beach should be. the richmond district stretches from potrero heig

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it's "your voice your vote." the team is out enforce around the country on the candidates, the choices and george stephanopoulos is standing by with the bottom line on the next move. but david muir will start us off right now on the presidential race in florida. david. >> reporter: diane, this brand new republican ticket is off and running. mitt romney speaking here in miami just a short time ago. it did not take him long to send paul ryan out to another battleground. that this was a real game-changer. mitt romney in what many believe is the must-win state of florida tonight. celebrating his new pick. >> i am delighted to have picked my running mate, paul ryan, a great leader. >> reporter: but where was paul ryan? the same place the president was headed, iowa. >> hey, nice to meet you. >> yeah. >> reporter: a senior adviser on the romney campaign telling me today paul ryan is a good match for the president. >> i heard that president obama starting his tour today and i heard he wasn't going to come to iowa state f

we will be the voice of the middle class. we will be the voice of all america. as i said before, i am not a proponent of the 1% or the 99%. it is 100% of everyone in america. i will not focus on social issues, because that is not what we need. that belongs outside of politics. i am going to focus on our economy, on the defense of this country, and on making are americans better educated, to make those educated decisions that we need made every single day. i will intensify my focus on bringing jobs back to america. people that are struggling every day, grinding their hands to the bones, trying to get money that the need to take care of their children and their families, they don't have time to do the research needed. we need people that are going to be effectively integrating themselves into this process. this democratic process that we have, this great american process that we have. that is what sets us apart from all the other countries. it is what sets this apart from the communist countries, from those that would be considered religious, fanatical countries.

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during the game listen to your voice.f it weakens, clap, don't scream and drink plenty of water. >> it's about hydration, keeping the vocal chords rest. >> reporter: if you damage it, rest. don't talk at all. doctors say some people try to whisper and that prolongs it. >> you cause more stress by whispering than soft conversation. >> reporter: cold air dries out your vocal chords faster. linda so, abc2 news. >> we're not saying zoo have fun. doctors say before you head out you might want to warm up your voice like a singer would. for the latest health news, 24/7, just head to web web/facebook and like linda so -- abc2news.com/facebook and like linda so. >> how do i respond to that. a beautiful evening. do a little outdoor dinner. maybe do a lunch. high tail it back indoors. we could be talking about strong storms. outside we go. put this camera to work and show you the last five, six hours. you know it's a beautiful day when you can count the amount of clouds overhead. annapolis confirming a really good look shot. here's

and i put it into my computer and i heard this voice, it was a very deadpan voice. a voice that sounded like a new yorker to me. the next race i heard was another sort of straightforward voice learned as a prosecutor. the next was an angelic woman's voice. all she translator. then i heard in court. that is when i got a lump in my throat. because i realized that it was pedro victor garcia. it was this man that i had been studying about and learning about, the way to set to understand his biography. he came to the united states in 1956. he came to the united states in 1956. he was born in cuba in 1899. more than 100 years ago. the thing about emigration is that it doesn't work out for everybody. we have this american dream. one of the people it didn't work out for was pedro victor garcia. he came to the united states with seven daughters and a wife and struggle. he could not make a living. in 1959, after fidel castro took over cuba, like a lot of humans, he thought that cuba was going to be a better place and that his options would actually possibly be better in cuba.

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lot of paperwork. [ doug's voice ] actually... [ dennis' voice ] an allstate agentvent 10 3v ♪ ay needhing wrong with what representative akin said and i said about transvaginal probes. he said i thought you girls like that. >> i like when you present the alternative for him to have some intrusive procedure in order to get viagra. the only response is to lash out and attack women. we don't have anything. we're going to go be on the attack on you as a gender. it is so infant isle. >> is not! >> you are too! >> stephanie: technical answer yes doofus, we do like that but not when it is done by the state. there needs to be kisses, soft lighting chardonnay. somebody telling me i'm pretty. there are rules! >> it is not covered on your plan i'm sorry. >> stephanie: entirely too far away from the fort this morning. in the current news center, yaqui schechner. >> good morning. some good news, let's talk about that to come out of massachusetts. you may remember that senator scott brown and elizabeth warren made a pact they weren't going to let third party ads infiltrate their race for senate in

"american teen voice."e him either. >> i thought he had the best voice. this is the guy with the hat. >> as the actor ratchets things up. >> he's just another illegal immigrant. >> reporter: lauren points out that just being hispanic doesn't mean nick's illegal. >> doesn't mean he's illegal. >> thank goodness. >> reporter: amaru tries to get the conversation back to the singing. >> she lost the lyrics. >> the freaking latino guy has got to go. that's it. >> reporter: he attempts to take control, asking lauren what she thinks. >>f th. >> choose one. >> i guess him. >> reporter: you see the effect of peer pressure though. lauren buckled a little bi der pressure. >> a little quicker than i would have expected. >> why do you agree with him? >> i agree with him because i didn't see him as the image of "the american teen voice." >> thank you! >> reporter: amaru is struggling with how to speak up. >> look, look, look. he's the only guy here who actually had talent. let me think. >> he doesn't like it, but he doesn

his powerful voice set the tone, his latest book, "all that's left". >> my voice is a little untuned. very simply so they are not any question of anxiety or worry. on march 14th, i decided to take an operation on my carotted artery and therefore. i don't want to go out by a stroke. i would rather go out another way. the operation was perfectly senseful. there wasn't pain. they put a tube down your throat. so i lost my voice for a month or 2. therefore, i ask your indulgence. i will read in this voice, if you don't mind. i am very pleased this book came out. i am going

and government people in the middle third have a weak voice in government and it showed that people in the bottom third of the economic group united states have no measurable influence that's hype of information is powerful and if you look at the politics of many other countries around the world it's shocking to think that there would ever be true the voice of people who are in the poorest third of their nation still have a powerful voice and i think that's a real challenge in american democracy is to make sure that we really are in a world of one person one vote instead of dollar equals vote are you hopeful that the candidates currently running for president could make any reforms or changes that would elevate america to better global position right now i'm not terribly optimistic in the reason why is there hindered by a few things in the factors that i think are preventing the united states to from really moving forward or one most americans just aren't aware of how we're doing they're just not aware of our situation they think we're doing much better than we are the second is com

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