warren -- was introduced to warren, and i did not know who he was. just a great guide that i thought was a promoter of the festival. a promoter of a festival. and we just had this common love of music and also a very silly sense of humor. i am trying to encapsulates the big here. he is such an important part of my life in the last 10 years. i just would not have wanted it to happen without him. and the idea of honoring warren -- and i have to say, his family, too, because in every way, warren has exemplified what a truly great person is. he is -- [bell rings] uh-oh, is that my time? [laughter] commissioner buell: go ahead, you can finish that remark. >> all of his family and friends that i have met are just people i got to travel with warren. i got to become really close friends with him. it remained always that he -- i cannot find words. when i found out about this happening, it's a fluke, a coincidence, that i happen to be in town for this today. if there is any way that warren can be recognized publicly for what he is, i would want to be a part of

warren -- was introduced to warren, and i did not know who he was. just a great guide that i thought was a promoter of the festival. a promoter of a festival. and we just had this common love of music and also a very silly sense of humor. i am trying to encapsulates the big here. he is such an important part of my life in the last 10 years. i just would not have wanted it to happen without him. and the idea of honoring warren -- and i have to say, his family, too, because in every way, warren has exemplified what a truly great person is. he is -- [bell rings] uh-oh, is that my time? [laughter] commissioner

that's how i view warren.starts out with a recognition of our shared humanity, which is so important in these times where we are stratified and divided by so many things. he makes a personal commitment to get involved. he values public services. he has a deep respect for the public employees, the public servants. he has a belief in a collaborative problem solving model. he believes that if you bring people in their room and told them to the highest standards and the best expectations, they will not disappoint you. we're happy to say that we did not disappoint him. he brought in experts when experts were needed. he brought in financial expertise. he never hesitated. his generosity was absolutely unbelievable. his moral leadership is what made him such a powerful force in that debate. i am a native san franciscan, who has walked in the parks as a child and take in my own child to the parks. we are products of the public schools. we have benefited from his largess in every aspect of our lives. for some reason, he

he was fed up with warren. although the dinners were off the record, his remarks were in the press, embarrassing him and forcing him to apologize to the chief justice. warren slugged it off, but years later directing ike directly. i would kill the sob's eisenhower responded and warren regarded the reply. congress should be noted was not quite ease sent over the issues in this period. indeed, once congressional segregationists found commonground with congressional domestic security hawks, the implications for the court were grave. 2341959, the congress came within one vote of stripping the court of its authority to hear cases all together, and outcome that would have radically altered. and the court avoid the the calamity because they persuaded a senator from utah unless he refused to send the matter back to committee, the president might have to break the tie and damage the chances for president. it was a dangerously close call as reported later. a period at a -- appearing at a press conference in 1957, eisenho

warren. i again boren had a rocky relationship but it climaxed in a powerful and much misunderstood moment in american history, one with profound ramifications for our democracy, civil rights and the relationship searching the branches of our government as well as between the federal and state governments. those are relationships that rely upon a subtle blend of power and mutual respect and this particular episode the little rock crisis of 1957 provides a vivid example of what occurs when the fundamental difference to reason and authority and in this case between the state and federal government falters and gives way. it is i hope reminder that our government and indeed our society itself depends upon a modicum of mutual respect and common sense. we place much faith in -- faith in our course but we must recognize the authority directs from a deal to peel to reason and habit of obedience. no mandate no matter how worthy exist without someone else to make it sell. reasoned the binding agent of

>> warren buffett: no, i wasn't.just kind of finding what he wanted to do. >> stahl: and so it didn't... >> warren buffett: so it made no difference to me if he found it in a college or not. >> stahl: really? now, that is an unusual parent. >> warren buffett: it is an unusual parent. but it was the way both his mother and i felt. none of our kids graduated from college. now, if they pool all of their credits, we can get a degree. >> stahl: one degree. >> warren buffett: yeah. just pass it around. >> stahl: once howard settled on farming, warren bought land for him, but then made his son pay rent and tied it to his body weight. so, if you gain weight, your rent goes up, and if you lose weight, the rent goes down. >> warren buffett: something like that. financial incentives are supposed to work in some things. they don't work very well in weight, incidentally. >> stahl: but why wouldn't you just give your son a farm? >> warren buffett: well, i just don't think that's, you know, the way to bring up a son. i mean, i don'

warren says, i'll going to fight for you.to defend the role of government in a free society. >> now, showing what you say as accurate, when she made that statement that no one got rich on their own, nobody got rich on their own, it was viewed 800,000 times. it resonated it people. and, of course, they come after her. karl roves, cross roads, spend $600,000 making thissed a trying to make it look back. look at this, ethan, and give me your response. >> elizabeth warren sides with extreme left protests at occupy wall street protesters attack police, do drugs, and trash public parks. they support radical redistribution of wealth and violence but warren boasts, i created much of the intellectual foundation for which they do. >> ethan? >> last i checked, that ad was on youtube 30,000 times whereas warren's speech in defenseless government, an off the cuff speech was viewed upwards of 800,000 times. people are sick and tired of karl roves crash and burn politics. elizabeth warren on her own has made a simple straightforward case fo

this is the superintendent's proposal honoring warren and renaming it a meadow as warren's meadow. the school district not only a depends on the staff and faculty, but it needs the entire city and community to maximize success. whereas a unifying the entire city to focus and support our public schools relies on individuals in the private sector to drive and support. the city and county of san francisco is considering recognizing one such extraordinary individual for his contributions to the city. it is fitting to use this opportunity to specifically acknowledged the specific contributions from warren to the san francisco unified school district. a graduate found the school district in great need. he refused to turn his back on san francisco public schools. he backed the first of six consecutive ballot measures. he could transform 150 schools when completed. this brought desperately needed funding for the arts and sports. the special needs tags and the quality teacher education act, which raised teacher salaries and instituted critical reforms would bring more than $2 billion in cri

warren hellman. it was unanimously approved. really what i disagree with a unanimous resolution of the board, but i would like to suggest hellman's hollow as opposed to hellman's meadow, and i think this comes with the encouragement of family members who have weighed in on this, and i thinki think is the most appr. i cannot think of a citizen who has done more for the city and has the city as his highest priority on most everything he has done. i have personally been involved in, cheered bond issues for parks. i have been involved in school bond issues, cultural bond issues. in many, many charities. i can tell you, from my personal standpoint that every time i have made a request to support something that is good for the city, he has never turned it down. he is one of those unique human beings who just simply cares deeply about the city. i want to pass on a personal incident that i not find a highlighted that. this is about 14 years ago, my wife and i were walking on west marin bijan we ran into warren and chris helman, and we s

exclusive interview, massachusetts elizabeth warren.nk you for having me. >> i can tell in that afact ad that they are using the word professor as an insult, as something you should run away from, that how dare a professor, a harvard professor run for the united states senate. how are you countering that mild neighborhood in rochester from avid square? >> you know, all i can say is, yeah, i have a job at harvard. but i wasn't born at harvard. i worked hard. i grew up in a family, kind of on the ragged edges of the middle class and got a good education. i grew up in an america that invested in kids like me and ultimately that's how i ended up at a place like harvard. but what i really care about is keeping those opportunities open for the next generation of kids and the next generation and the generation after that. that's what i really think this election is about. >> now, did you see it coming, that they were going to attack you as a friend of wall street and protector of wall street, koddler of the billionaires? >> well, let me put it

president mendoza: thank you, warren. so the other item is -- this is on htthe motion of the california school board to reap -- replace policies and procedures. i need a suspension of the rules to consider action at first reading. >> second. commissioner fewer: yes. commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner murase: aye. commissioner wynns: yes. vice-president yee: yes. president mendoza: i need a motion and a second for introduction. this is the formal introduction. a report from the rules committee. >> predating my service to the board, the board of education stopped at a measure to put all of the policies online for greater transparency and accountability so anyone and everyone would have access to the policies that the board has adopted over the years. since this is the first major agenda item of the rules committee that i was asked to chair. so i would like to thank yee. and to thank those who work on the project. the executive secretary, and the now retired susan wong. we benefited greatly from the expert advice from th

elizabeth warren's poll numbers shot up.he latest poll showing her seven points ahead of scott brown. the new karl rove ad against elizabeth warren does a 180. instead of painting her as a wild-eyed anti-wall street protester like they did last time, now karl rove's newest ad says she's wall street's best friend. whatever sticks, i guess. >> congress at war and overseeing how your tax dollars were spent. bailing out the same banks that helped cause the financial meltdown. bailouts that helped pay big bonuses to bank executives while middle-class americans lost out. later, warren went on a charm offensive with some of the same banks who got bailed out. >> seriously? stock footage of a private jet? really? that's how karl rove is trying to run the man described by "forbes" as one of wall street's favorite congressmen, that's how they're trying to run him against elizabeth warren, who invented a whole new agency to regulate wall street, which wall street hates because it is supposed to help the middle class against them. i get

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a shark in the form of elizabeth warren.d just let me be [ male announcer ] this is your moment. ♪ your ticket home [ male announcer ] this is zales, the diamond store. take an extra 10 percent off storewide now through sunday. >>> i still get surprised every time i look up at the tv and i see karl rove on the fox news channel as an analyst. ah, yes, an analyst. he's just an observer of what's going on in american politics. it's like asking a race car driver live in the middle of the race if he would please like to do a little play by play about how the race is likely to turn out, about who's ahead, about who's racing well. dude is in the middle of the race. he cannot explain it. he's in it. but still, there's karl rove, providing analysis. of races that he is participating in. having newsmakers on tv shows, the people who are making political news, is what all of us in tv do. having the people on who are making the news as if they are analysts of the news they are making, that is something that's just for fox news. if he we

warren. let's show it.r neighborhoods have no habits of working, and have nobody around them who works. so they literally have no habit of showing up on monday. they have no habit of, i do this and you give me cash. unless it's illegal. >> now, i met your mom, i know your story, you talk in more of these households in the afternoon than about anybody. how do you respond? >> let me tell you how i feel. your colleague, crist matthews is great on this. he says it's a clown show, but these irscary clowns, rev. they're very scary, and they're for real, but i think in the end, if we think about what this country has never done. i don't care if we have differences on abortion or immigration, we've never elected anybody who was crazy, right? these guys are crazy to me. when you all are doing television, when we're watching at home, you no el what we're thinking? these guys are crazy. i think you have to be crazy if you say it's wrong to have taxes on the poor, not 09 rich. you've got to be crazy if you were a guy w