in 2012 she told oprah winfrey it's her mother's voice that keeps her afloat. >> i can hear her voice and telling me, keep moving, baby. i'm right here. i've got you. she's always with me. i can always feel her with me. >> this past august she celebrated whitney's birthday tweeting a photo of a birthday cake with the caption happy birthday, mommy. bobbi kristina has left little doubt about the void created by her mother's death which made this tragic news more shocking. >> possible cardiac arrest. 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face down, p.d. is enroute. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the late superstar whitney houston's daughter has been found unresponsive in a bathtub full of water. >> her husband and a friend located her in the bathtub and they immediately started cpr on her. she was transported to north fulton hospital. >> her condition was so grave doctors put her into an induced coma and meantime investigators are trying to determine what happened to bobbi kristina inside her atlanta home. her father issued this statement, we are currently investigating the events that le

and i don't see new voices. i don't see younger voices. i don't see fringe voice. i don't see voices that aren't a part of old school institutional infrastructure, and oftentimes those voices use relationships that they have within these outlets to block younger voices or fringe voice from the african-american community. so you have -- until people really started raising hell in ferguson, you didn't hear real voicings from ferguson, and it wasn't until the protests popped off as a result of talking to young people on the street, you began to be like, wait a minute, this isn't a leaderless some movement, they may not be a part of the urban league or a member of the church, but they are leading on the ground. i think until we as a community begin to challenge this notion that everybody that has been a leader is not the leader, that everybody has been the voice are not all the voices, and we do two things. because i would love to see the organizations that are providing, that are looking for talents, that are looking at folks at universities around the country, that a

wynns. >> i'm wondering in our community outreach capture some of the voices of our students who are homeless and our students that are children of incarcerated parents i think that would be great too thank you very much. >> commissioner wynns. >> i want to thauk thank pack i have a request about the el cap process it is documenting all itself things we're doing i'm sure there are you can minutes and rapport to the meeting but i mean are we just making a oil of what we're doing so we can know in part in the kind of something we've serving on the task force and the cad california forward task force i want to be able to submit that information and also discuss with the other districts that are there that information will be dismamentd throughout the state to put those things together to make comparisons and help us to discuss it with our colleagues it - or could we get someone. >> thank you commissioner wynns absolutely we're doing that our folks are structural in keeping that documentation for us deputy city attorney lee is providing central support but we have a proximate cause activ

look forward to working with them and next the cast meeting so your f ac committee provided their voice and input so right now we've currently working on creating questions so we can provide our constituents at our school so we can get a better feel of the quality of service we provide as a school district and our next allocate meeting on marches fifth at 4:30 p.m. next is the cpr we'll be cropping with our health program and moving forward with our presentation thank you turf and mr. haney and partnering with us in creating this opportunity so we could collaborate and provide students voice engagement and finally our next s ac month to month on february 23rd a meeting on monday anyone is welcome to attend and meeting as an accident incentive dinner will be provided for all our s ac reps if you want to attend make a presentation or like a copy of our agenda please contact our s a paradox salvador lopez thank you. >> thank you very much student delegate katie tang next on the agenda is erection the citizens advisory committee reporter i understand i want to introduce two folks. >> good e

we need to lift up those voices. and in all this work the greatest resource are communities themselves especially like those young people who are here today. we are joined by atal ented men and women who are pioneering new ways to reach young people. we are joined by lead rers in the private sector who want to support your efforts. i want to challenge all of us to support the efforts that unleash the talents and creativity of young people, young muslims, not just to expose the lies of young extremists extremists, but to live up lives around the world. that can be a calling for your generation. that's the first challenge. we've got to do discredit these ideologies. we have to tackle them head-on. we can't shy away from these discussions. and too often folks are understandably sensitive about addressing some of these rude issues, but we have to talk about them honestly and clearly. [ applause ] and the reason i believe we have to do so is because i'm so confident that when the truth is out, we'll be successful. now the

as fast as other political voices.he threat was there. it is interesting to me that you use the internet in this process, and maybe that wouldn't have been possible if these rules were not passed. >> that's absolutely true. the internet has completely changed the rules from what is and isn't possible in washington, d.c. what that means is that there is a new potential for democracy. this isn't just true for net neutrality. this is true for everyone that wants to change the world. that is why this was such a critical fight that got so many people engaged. this isn't about how fast our cat videos load, it's about the future of our democracy and the future of freedom of speech. >> i don't know what you've got against cat videos, but fine. >> i love the cat videos. >> i can't stand them. you gathered together this unusual group of people who become activists and care deeply about this political issue. what does that group do next, or is this a one-off? >> it's not a one-off. the internet is becoming a critical part of our

raising their voices. what does it cost? >> bender my bed. >> i thought it was every bed. indeed, very important to have these women voices. they want to tell the truth and bear witness. brothers too. >> tell us since we are talking about sanitized tell us about martin luther king and his -- what do you mean by that? >> you mention his name, it is like john cold frame and knee nazi moan just got to pause for a moment. how, in the face of so much hatred and contempt could he do shout so much love, the face of so much terror? he is in the paddy wagon in the 1960s the get him in the dark with a german shepherd coming get him every moment. and in readsville prison, looks like martin had a nervous breakdown. one word to say, this is the price we must pay for the freedom of our people. that is why we are talking about when we talk about martin luther king. he is the product of a tradition, comes out of a rich tradition, brother moses is in arizona somewhere. he understands that. what happens to martin luther kin

ban-ki moon has been the voice of healing and reconciliation.te the fact that the job is nearly impossible, he has become known across the globe for his energy and commitment. it is my honor to present to you, the secretary-general of the united nations. [applause] >> secretary of state john kerry , ministers, excellencies, and ladies and gentlemen. i think the president barack obama and secretary of state john kerry for convening this very important gathering on presenting -- preventing violent extremism. thank you for your leadership and eloquent speech and giving us a good way forward so that we can work together to defeat this apparent extremism and terrorism and discuss how we can build upon what we have been doing so far. addressing this profound challenge in a manner that doesn't multiply the problem may be the most difficult issue we face in the 21st century. these groups are a grave threat to international peace. these groups are pushing a deliberate strategy of shock. beheadings burnings, designed to polarize and terrorize and divide u

are recommended i hope all voices get repealed and thank you all o'connell parents and students for being here please remember we're talking about students we may not understand the layer of problems that students face evidence but we feed to honor our young people thank you four listening to our co-location and the problems in making the moves in the middle of a school year we voice our opinions last year thank you for that but now we're in a situation we need not to point our fingers but dooerng to help and students understand the intrinsic value and building the actions around safety and community we need to put all our students first thank you. >> thank you, ms. kraevenz. >> i'm mark i'm also an o'connell parent a senior who say was assigned there in any event grade and gone through she's graduating in 3 and a half months my question is really what is the going going to happen your strategies for staff i don't see security mentioned you can't do any kind of education without a secure environmentalist we've gone through a single issue we were assigned this school there was a lot

we need to lift up those voices. in all of this work, the greatest resource are communities themselves. especially like those young people who are here today. we're joined by a talented young men and women who are pioneering new innovations and social media tools, new ways to reach young people. we are joined by people who want to support their efforts. i want to challenge all of us to be old -- to build ways to unleash creativity in young muslims, not just to expose the lives of extremists but to power you to service and with that people's lives. -- lift up people's lives. that can be a calling for your generation. that is the first challenge. we've got to discredit these ideologies. we have to tackle them head on. we can't shy away from these discussions. too often, folks are understandably sensitive about addressing some of these rude issues. but we have to talk about them honestly and clearly. [applause] because, and the reason i believe we have to do so because i'm so confident when the truth is out, we will be

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the voice and face was familiar but okay. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello i am elliot durham and here to speak on behalf of nicholas belloni. i am speaking first in the capacity of an event producer, owner of ec productions. over the years my company has been involved with [inaudible] bluegrass, nike marathon and other large events and secondly speaking in the capacity as a san francisco resident who is particularly involved in the richmond district. from the work i have seen that he's done in the community i believe he's the best candidate for the position. as a san francisco event producer i worked with nick in the capacity of doing community outreach. prior to him being involved it was challenging to build a bridge within the communities. when nick joined the discussion there was a marked difference. there's now a positive open community dialogue established for many of the events i have been involved with. most notably the yearly meeting in the richmond district where the community can speak directly with the

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and that rational voices the voice of spock. >> spock was one of the only characters to survive the original pilot episode. it was a lucky break. before that lenity -- leonard nimoy had struggled. he was remarkable. >> your move. >> for an actor who grew up in an orthodox jewish family, he said he knew what it felt like be an outsider. and he rode a tide of spock mania. it even led to a singing career. he recorded several albums. sherlock holmes, mission impossible, it was not just star trek. >> there is like rumbling. >> but it did defined his career. president obama himself has been compared to spock and pay tributes. long before and being dirty was cool, there was leonard nimoy. >> poseidon logic. >> and william shatner says, i loved him like a brother. we will all miss his humor, his capacity to love. >> since my customary fair will will be oddly self-serving, i will simply say could lock. -- say good luck. >> 11 by millions. that brings today's show to a close. the latest on the death of russian opposition politician and former deputy prime minister . thanks for watching. >> make sense

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in need to lift up those voices. in all this work the greatest resources are communities themselves especially like those young people who are here today. we are joined by talented young men and women who are pioneering innovations and new social media tools and new ways to reach young people. we are joined by leaders from the private sector including high-tech companies who want to support your efforts and i want to challenge all of us to build new partnerships that unleashed the talent and creativity of young people young muslims and not just to expose the lies of extremists but empower you to service, to lift the people's lives in america and around the world and that can be a calling for your generation. that is the first challenge. we have got to discredit these ideologies. we have to tackle them head on. we can't shy away from these discussions. too often, folks are understandably sensitive about addressing some of these routes issues but we have to talk about them honestly and clearly. [applause] and for reaso

later hear a singular voice. justice. >> how do you select the individuals if they're going to represent us? the only ones who are visible are all the personalities that emerge from the civil rights movement. >> activist harry belafonte and a new generation of dreams deferred. on "america tonight's" first part of our revolutionary series, two women two generations but one voice in the search for justice and civil rights at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> in our fast forward segment the justice department estimates as many as 400,000 rape kits sat untested in jurisdictions around the country, allowing rapists to remain free and rape again. rape survivor megan said she thought reporting her assault would make a difference. >> i was just interrogated as if i was a suspect myself. they kept saying you know you can go to jail if you're making this up right? you're not just doing this for attention right? >> in 2003 a stranger attacked her in her suburban memphis, tennessee home. she was just 16 years old. >> you're s

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. >> i completely think it will have her voice, and it will be so wonderful to see, you know, the voice of-- of this young writer. >> reporter: the new book, to be published in july, will be called "go set a watchman"." harper lee wrote it before "to kill a mockingbird," but it's actually a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same fictional town of maycomb, alabama, when scout finch, the child hero of "to kill a mockingbird," comes home 20 years later to visit her father, atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know, the grown-up scout going back into that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a mockingbird" in depression-era

is the objection that connected devices use voice recognition? do not think that is the objection, because we all seem to be in favor of the idea that our devices can listen to us and do things based on words we speak. is the objection that the words we speak are sometimes relate outside of the device? i would hope that is not the objection, because that is the essence of cloud services. when you process voice, it often does happen through a third party. it seems like it was new ones this time, which happens to have great voice recognition technology. that is no different than what happens with google, or with apple, with siri. is the objection how good of a job they are doing anonymizing the data? that is a perfectly legitimate concern. i think privacy advocates -- samsung has done a great job of this -- have modeled the argument. what are we objecting to? it is not clear to me. the objection is not that somehow devices in our homes can act on voice commands. if that is the objection, people should go back to living in a cave. cory: there was so

well, they are able to connect to the internet recognize your voice, and follow command when we speak. do you need to watch what you say when you are around a smart tv. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has information about gadgets eavesdropping on your conversations. >> private adventures. >> reporter: samsung smart tv uses voice recognition technology will to enable voice command but it is what is buried in samsung's privacy policy that has people talking. please ab wear that if you are spoken word include personal , or other sensitive information, that information will be among the data captured and transmitted on a third party through your use of of voice recognition. it goes on to say that samsung is not responsible for these providers privacy or security practices. the outside parties samsung is sending your speech to is nu theance a voice recognition software provide their turns speech into text. they work with other tech companies like llg panasonic and bmw, ford honda and subaru so cars will be listening to your conversation to detect when you say a voice c

we need to lift up those voices. and in all this work the greatest resource are communities themselves especially like those young people who are here today. we are joined by talented young men and women who are pioneering new innovations and new social media tools and new ways to reach young people. we are joined by leaders from the private sector including high tech companies who want to support your efforts. i want to challenge all of us to build new partnerships that unleash the talents and creativity of young people young muslims, not just to expose the lies of extremists but to empower youth to service and to lift up people's lives here in america and around the world. that can be a calling for your generation. so that's the first challenge. we've got to discredit these ideologies. we have to tackle them head-on. we can't shy away from these discussions. too often, folks are understandably sensitive about addressing some of these root issues but we have to talk about them honestly and clearly. because -- and th

not keep the voice data or sell it to third parties.s stressing that users have complete control over when their tv is listening, and it only happens when that microphone symbol is on the screen, but more and more devices around the home are being connected to the internet and they could be sharing our information with the world. this smart thermostat, for instance, knows when you are away from home, and other gadgets also come with privacy concerns. >> educating yourself, making sure you know what you are buying and what data it will be collecting. you set it up, and you can say i don't want it to collect my data and send it to a third-party. with some devices, that may not be possible. >> play music by ruth springsteen. >> here is another device that listens to you. we may have to be doing our devices more carefully. what is the amazon privacy policy? >> hmm i am not sure what you meant. >> and now, to a story which combines preserving the past and transforming objects to the present. even in the destroyed buildings of beirut, there a

the white house had voiced concern. the united nation voiced concern. some within the arab league voiced concern. and he was trying to say that it was only for defensive purposes. now, what is going to happen next, we don't know. there is a lot of egyptians who live inside libya. some have been kidnapped recently in the south. others are reported miss but we can't confirm that. but certainly, some are leaving. cot another event like the one that just -- the killing of 21 coptic christians happen again? it could very well be. how will he react of affect and how much will that destabilize the country? it was a very polarizing issue, those air strooikdz. you recognize government in tobrok welcomed it. the court-appointed government in tripoli clearly condemned it. not once but several times, so highly policyaverizing issue. it has destabilized a little bit the country in the sense that there was a political track going on by all accounts, the factions have started meeting some sort of xhop ground and then came those air strikes and why the gap became wider