you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses of the state, with the exception of the sheriff of macom county, has presented them to yourselves, you gentlemen, of the court in their confidence that their testimony would not be doubted. believing that you gentlemen would go along with them on the assumption, the evil assumption that all negros lie, that all negros are basically immoral beings, that all negros are not to be trusted around our women. which, gentlemen, as you know in itself a lie as black as tom robinson's skin. a lie i do not need to explain to you. you know the truth and the truth is this -- that some negros lie. some negros are immoral. some negros are not to be trusted around women, black or white. but this is a truth that applies to the human race and not to any particular race of man. there is not a person in this courtroom who has never told a lie, who has never done an immoral thing and there is no man living who has never looked upon a woman without desire. one more thing, gentlemen, before i q

do you blame yourselves for missing bin laden? "yes, it was a failure," he said. "but if it was true that he was living there for years and the u.s. had the information, who's incompetent?" you're an intelligence expert, a lot of experience. was your first reaction anger at the americans or anger at yourselves for missing him? "i was relieved," he said, "but not happy with the way it was done." he then said the secrecy of the raid and leon panetta's comments that pakistan was either incompetent or involved, had seriously damaged the relationship between key allies fighting terror. "now, there's a total deficit of trust," he said. "that is a big blow." he said bin laden's sprawling compound did not attract the attention of pakistani security officials in part because that same location had been compromised, raided before bin laden moved in. officials looking for another senior al qaeda operative. but how could a mansion with so many high walls not stand out? "that kind of house is not something extraordinary in the area," he insisted, "where people are paranoid abo

give yourselves a choice. the choices you have in front of you are choices you will make for yourself. you will have a lot of pressures that prevent you, whether it might even be in the case of the upward bound kid, inherit the says you have to make money now, or it might be a family member that says you cannot afford to go to college, or friends that ask what college is all about. you have to think for that mode for yourself -- for that moment for yourself. "can i make better choices?" i wanted to share that with you. i wanted to share with you that the students we talked to earlier today that now i get to make choices and a lot. every single day, i am making choices and decisions, but it is no longer decisions about myself. in making choices and decisions that affect hundreds of thousands of other lives, and i share this moment with you because i care about what you are about to do and the things you are about to experience. college is wonderful. it is those years when you start thinking about what you want

yourselves. that is exciting, and i truly hope that you create that foundation, keep that confidence, and then make the commitment to yourself that this is all about yourself. this is where you want to do something for yourself, to improve it so that you can be part of a community of enlightened people that says, "i got this degree. i did it on my own, and i can help other people." that is what urban society is about. you are here because you want to interact with other people, and your pride and experience will be exhibited through the choices you make. [applause] >> we hope you stick around, but we are going to transition to the more formal part of the date. thank you for sharing with us. >> i would like to welcome our board of trustees, our administrators, our staff, and, of course, we are all here to welcome you, the students, to this very important and exciting day, the very first frisco day at city college of san francisco. [applause] i am the dean of outreach and recruitment at city colleg

you are part of the fabric, so with that, please, welcome yourselves here. this is as much your house as it is ours. have a wonderful nowruz celebration. and we will continue to have open dialogue welcoming all of the families here today. thank you very much today, and have the persian new year -- half the persian new year -- kathy -- happy persian new year. [applause] that my great words of wisdom. we appreciate. now, i would like to introduce the coast of this event. a man who in our community does not need any introduction. he has been loved and supported by our community. he is of a ready and heritage, and he has been an ardent supporter of the iranian american and iranian american causes. he is also one of the hardest working people i have ever known. so with no further ado, i would like you to welcome supervisor ross mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: how cool is this where the people meet city hall government with unfettered access to celebrate diversity? we have been doing this here in city hall for six years now, and i cannot tell you how proud i am o

give yourselves a big round of applause. [applause] all i've got is some fish and a few loaves of bread. and a whole lot of folks have got to get fed. but seven seats were made in under seven days, the first man was forgiven when he missed the hague, the branch was taken by a dove to a book that was built before a flood, if a rainbow sent out a sign, if someone was told to sacrifice his own son and told to hold up before he was done, then the fish and bread that i just said is all that i've got, is all that i need for me to get fed and for me to feed a whole lot of folks in need because they set me on fire. when they look back, i was chilling. i had to fight like 10 older brothers, and because i had this dream, so they sold me out to a band of bandits and one day was commanded to stop, drop, when i got this fish that i found while fishing around, under water with the daughter of the pharaoh, the child was chosen to force the pharaoh to free his folks from a foreign land, repair everywoman, prepare every man, prepare every ch

the most creative of who we are as san franciscans -- i am just happy to be part of this, so give yourselves a hand, and thank goodness it is friday. [applause] >> thank you, president chiu. the san francisco arts commission has 15 commissioners appointed by the mayor every month -- appointed by the mayor. every week, they volunteer their time to help shape the cultural policy of the city of san francisco. tonight, we have the president of the san francisco arts commission, p.j. johnson. we also have jerry young, one of our commissioners. [applause] do we have any other commissioners? i'm not seeing you. they all work very hard on the citizens of san francisco, thank you, commissioners, for being here and for everything that you do. now, the final thank you before introducing the grandmaster. we have been fiber non-profit arts community -- we have a vibrant non-profit arts community that is part of this project, the central market community benefit district. those beautiful sculptures are brought to you by black rock arts foundation and burning man. [applause] we have got to thank a lot of o

these songs of freedom 'cause all i ever have ♪ ♪ redemption songs redemption songs emancipate yourselvesm can stop the time how long shall they kill our prophets ♪ ♪ while we stand aside and look, ooh some say it's just ♪ ♪ a part of it we've got to fulfill the book ♪ ♪ won't you help to sing these songs of freedom all i ever have ♪ ♪ redemption songs redemption songs ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ emancipate yourselves from mental slavery none but ourselves can free our mind ♪ ♪ have no fear for atomic energy 'cause none of them can stop the time ♪ ♪ how long shall they kill our prophets while we stand aside and look ♪ ♪ yes, some say it's just a part of it we've got to fulfill the book ♪ ♪ won't you help to sing these songs of freedom all i ever have redemption songs ♪ ♪ all i ever have redemption songs redemption songs redemption songs ♪ ♪ hey! -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the way to do it, my man. thank you so much. chris cornell! [ cheers and applause ] see him on tour with soundgarden this summer, beginning july 2nd in toronto. my thanks to keira knightley, john mcenroe, chris cornell, onc

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brace yourselves for a cool and breezy mother's day. meteorologist frances coming up with the forecast. >> the most exciting two minutes in sports, the kentucky derby with its 137th running today at churchill downs. 19 horse field with all 19 a chance to win. we have the run for the roses coming up in sports. >> all new. oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. >>> take a look at this. today's high winds may have been partly responsible for uprooting a 40-foot tree in san francisco's park. it took out a light pole and damaged a few cars this afternoon. fire and police crews were called to the scene. no one was hurt. >>> california won't have a drought this summer because of all the snow that fell on the sierras this winter. but it will make swimming and river rafting a lot more dangerous. this year's snow pack measured 144% greater than normal. all that snow started melting, swelling mountain streams

you're going to screw yourselves up. let's focus on the project in front of us. if we want to look at the other parts and whether or not the cumulative impact is there is fine. that will lead is the path we don't want to go. [applause] supervisor cohen: >> i understand that the cabinet's, the new ones will not be under 300 feet. is there a cap on how many we place in each respective district? the reason i am asking, and the plan, i did not see it. headed out of the analysis reflect this, but how to prevent or share my concerns for an over proliferation of boxes coming into the southeast part of the city? historically known as the industrial part of the city, how can you help me understand that? o>> i am not aware of any limitations of the placement of the cabinet's. with regard to historical resources and historical district. your question of how my your concerns regarding and over proliferation of these within your area how best to be addressed, i don't know that i can answer that question. perhaps they can respond to how those concerns might be taken into consi

they're not sure, but one city councilwoman said turn yourselves in, save yourself and us some time and turnover in. my opinion is i think they have a good grasp on these individuals. only time will tell now. >> this is an emotional question. a lot of people have been following this story in the bay area. how about in l.a.? the police chief seemed emotional during the press conference? is there a weight that's been lifted off the city? >> reporter: brian stow may have been from the bay area, but the folks here in l.a., the citizens, dodger fans, are equally concerned and care about what's happening to brian stow. chief beck got up and he did choke up. maybe he was choking up because of emotion or maybe something was stuck in his throat, but i'm certain he's deeply satisfied with how far they've come in this investigation. he said that he had 20 detectives working full time trying to find these suspects. they spent 6,000 hours in this investigation. so far 630 leads developed. a lot of people here in l.a. are happy about this arrest and, of course, are concerned with the future of brian

i'm wondering if you request a continuance to give yourselves enough time to number one, actually meet with a neighborhood organization and number two, correct any errors that might be on your application because otherwise according to this language here, we would be put in a position where we would have to deny this. >> i definitely, you know, am in support to rectifying the problems that -- that's in my application. part of the -- saying

to never stop investing in yourselves. to never stop learning.er stop growing, either professionally or personally. to choose to show up for your life and not to be a bystander. >> alan: this is video provided by purr -- purdue university where he got his masters degree in 1973. hope you're enjoying this little break. we're going to have more rain. >> leigh: we had one system move through this morning. we're kind of in between cold fronts, and this is a live shot from santa cruz. folks enjoying the last pit of sunshine out there for the weekend. a lot of sunshine now being reported across most of the bay area. the storm system moved through this morning. it's already started to pass through stability -- sacramento, check out the lightning. and south lake tahoe, snow. around san francisco, we're seeing some clear skies at this point. temperature-wise, we're in the 50s. 57 in san francisco and oakland and napa. 56 in liver missouri, -- liver missouri, and 59 in san jose. near a bit of a break. the cloud will be with us overnight. more showers monda

i'm wondering if you request a continuance to give yourselves enough time to number one, actually meet with a

let me ask you both what you learned about yourselves from taking part in "celebrity apprentice." because it's a brutal competition. it's reality tv at its most savage. no sleep. incredibly hard work. mental challenges. competition with often erratic people. what did you learn about your selves and your character? >> translator: i think -- well, coming into the show i knew that i would be -- i mean, i would try to first raise as much money as i can for my charity, which again, i said it was starkey hearing foundation based in minnesota. and i wanted to make sure that all these kids got the hearing aids, kids who can't afford them, whether they're in the united states or in developing countries. so that's the first thing i knew any head. that was the purpose i came to the show. and as for me as an actor, as an author, as whatever, and being a mom, a wife, i knew all that, bring that skill set. but once the show started, i thought, okay, this also involves working with people. and you have to help them as much as they have to help you. and you have all sorts of different personaliti

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and a viable option under review to see you know how things will go we have said if we can get yourselves into this these negotiations before september and really while we are still negotiating we will continue negotiating during september and beyond september this is really very clear which means that you know negotiations is our priority before anything else but you know these negotiations should really have you got it we have terms of reference and this is really very important what are our terms of reference first of all that in a should be based on the success of our borders this is very important that you know that objective should be the creation of the same state next to the state of israel. should be the capital of the consensus was there was a couple of those are the states that you know while we are doing this israel should really afraid from any kind of unilateral action including you know settlement activities but this is really very useful to you know if these terms of worth of acknowledge them except it by the by israel as they are you could depleted by the profits then you

we hope you will look at it yourselves, because we know it is complete. other traders school administrators have looked at our charter and have agreed it represents and even if but -- even exceeds their approved charter. our 10 year history of functioning, our test scores, and everything else you will hear about tonight proves we are a highly successful school and would be a tremendous asset to your district. thank you. >> i am a first grade teacher at edison charter academy. i have a letter from a parent to read. "i am the mother of two third grade students. date and my family are happy to be part of such a wonderful school. we like the way classes have

. >> my courage as well as discipline and commitment that prepared yourselves for this mission. >> pope told commander mark kelly he hopes kelly's wife, congresswoman gabrielle giffords continues to get better. kelly thanked the pope for his kind words. >>> the super computer that put two jeopardy champs to shame might be a big break flu the medical field. watson understands the meaning and context of human language. ibm hopes to utilize that to help sick people. the company is feeding watson information from medical books and journals that can help doctors get their patients diagnosed and treated faster and more accurately. possibly in the next couple years. >>> well, it raised a ton of eyebrows, now princess beatrice's hat could raise a lot of money. the princess agreed to auction it off on ebay. so fart high bid is more than $129,000. bidding ends tomorrow. money raised will go to two children's charities. whoever wins the hat will have as much fun with it as she did. >>> still time to bid, ann. it was all star saturday night on the track. one driver goes home with a million dollars

we hope you will look at it yourselves, because we know it is complete. other traders school administrators have looked at our charter and have agreed it represents and even if but -- even exceeds their approved charter. our 10 year history of functioning, our test scores, and everything else you will hear about tonight proves we are a highly successful school and would be a tremendous asset to your district. thank you. >> i am a first grade teacher at edison charter academy. i have a letter from a parent to read. "i am the mother of two third grade students. date and my family are happy to be part of such a wonderful school. we like the way classes have been designed with the professional, compassionate staff that gives their all to the students. they create tools to make them better students. our school covers the academic and creative part of the students with the arts program. i believe this combination creates a good balance and will help them to be more eager to learn and to have better discipline. i love the way the staff interact with students and