it is a promotional event for the america's cup. and the words on everybody's lips for the next few years will be san francisco. the end of the process will be the america's cup itself. this will be the new tour, and an annual champion will be crowned in the world series of the america's cup. part of that will also be here in san francisco in august of 2012. we are hoping and we are expecting to introduce a whole new generation of fans to this event. not only the sports fans, but to the general interest fans. how'd we do that? by top quality tv broadcasting, by making the sport and the event much more understandable than it has ever been, by guaranteeing race start times, by great industry standard television camera coverage, and by great programming. let's face it, this will be a great american story. it's an american defender of one of the greatest sporting trophies there is. sailing on american waters to fend off challenges from all over the world. it will be a great american story. [applause] let me just go back to the world ser

so wisely that had chosen sentences go as the venue for the 34th america's cup. it is an incredible pleasure to work with greg thompson, the director of the america's cup event of authority, who will be here facilitating the event and making sure that it meets all of the expectations of not just larry ellison and the oracle team, but all of the teams that will be competing here. [applause] >> thank you, jennifer. on behalf of all of us at the america's cup, all my colleagues, and everyone even associated with the cup in any way, we are pleased that the new mayor lee has chosen to stand up and recognize the cut so early in his term. it is a great sign of support and confidence in what we're doing. i have to say the whole city has warmly and enthusiastically embraced as. we feel like everyone is reaching out to us to offer a hand to help us make this the bet -- the best event possible. our job is to stage this event, working very closely together with the people from the city, the board of supervisors, the port authority, all the citizens of san francisco. the cup

we would like to be the team that brings superb america's cup back to america. sfgtv ♪ ♪ >> bmw oracle as we're coming down to the final 10 seconds. five, four, three, two, one. >> america's cup, the two fastest yachts in america's cup history take sailing where it has never been. we have got a race on our hands here, folks. ♪ ♪ >> bmw oracle racing is leading with two legs to go. >> five minutes to go. ♪ ♪ >> finally, america's cup they 3 has been decided on the water. february 14, 2010, and valencia spain. the america's cup is america's again. [applause] >> usa usa. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> amazing. awesome. and better than that. [applause] [applause] >> and a couple things that need to be known about that boat -- the fastest ever be in the america's cup. how fast? 50 miles per hour. fantastic. i would love to take my son on that. it looks really fun. after all this time, you would think you would be burned out and want to go home and go to bed, but now it's time to mount your defense again. ladies and gentlemen, larry ellison. [applause] [applause] >

announcer: so, what's the biggest issue in america today? i don't think we're probably ever doing enough for our environment. the war in iraq religious yahoos freedom of speech i get angry about it, but it's like... ya' know, in my own apartment. i probably believe in all those causes, but i'm...i'm not really doin' anything. i want to welcome you all. this is a really extraordinary opportunity to have major lee -- mayor lee see some of the facilities that will be hosting the america's cup. we wanted to take this opportunity after having initially briefed mayor lee on the america's cup and having him have the opportunity to actually kind of see first hand some of the venues and the real opportunities of what the america's cup is going to bring to san francisco. we are going to hear from the -- representatives from the entire americas cup family and those folks that were responsible for helping to bring this event here. without further ado, mayor lee. [applause] mayor lee: good morning, everyone. just walking through the peers with members of

but we've got a point in america as well, 10% unemployment in the euro area, 9.8% unemployment in america. this calls for urgent international action for all of us to work together because we're all faced with similar problems where the resources of our economy, the people themselves are being denied the chance to realize the potential in the workplace. and what is the purpose of of economic policy if it does not include getting people into work so that they can be prosperous by their own efforts and not to have to rely on either social security or charity? surely, the important be element of the next stage is getting more people back to work and be giving young people the sense that they will have opportunities in the future. >> three quick announcements. first, in a few minutes the prime minister will be signing books in the greenberg lounge across the hall. could all of you remain in your places until he's left. secondly, i want to thank all of you for coming. this has been a fascinating discussion, the beginning of something very important that gordon brown will lead here at nyu and a

i feel that the true power that america has is america's culture and i feel america's culture is kind of omnipotent at this point. i feel as if america's culture is oftentimes intentionally usurped by other countries and cultures. umi fe like, it's oftentimes just unknowingly absorbed into other countries and other cultures, and although that power isn't really definable and quantifiable in the way that military and economic power are, those changes that get embedded into an existing culture are huge. >> we ask other countries to sign on to nonproliferation, but we are not reducing our, our nuclear stockpile. um, there are many, many ways and examples that i think we don't set a tone for the rest of the world. we just really don't. >> americans, uh, certainly would always like to think that we have the moral high ground, that we go to war only when provoked and provoked seriously, perhaps, attacked first. uh, so i think there-- we had perhaps, um, incredible, but nonetheless predictable results in iraq and afghanistan and it has slipped away somewhat from what our self-perception migh

the spirit of america rises when america is in its darkest moments. abraham lincoln demonstrated that. ronald reagan demonstrated that. we are now in one of our darkest moments again. to believe we are all put here on this earth to make a difference with whatever time we are blessed with individually or collectively. some of us can run for office. some of us can be a commissioner. some of us can be supporters. some of us can head up our county party. some of us can teach school. all of us have talent. almighty charges us to use to make a difference in this life no matter what it is. even lawyers. [laughter] i told someone earlier, i like some lawyers. i do not dislike all of them. there are some good ones in this country. we were all put here for a purpose. that is one of the things i had to pray about and pray about and pray about. what do i do with the rest of my life given the fact that i have lived my american dream? my parents were able to achieve their american dreams by owning a house. they both walked off of a firm at the age of 18. my father

of teach for america. while a student at princeton in 1989, she came up with the idea of a national teaching corps. for her senior thesis she imagined an organization that would recruit the brightest graduates to teach in the country's neediest communities. she's here to share what she has learned about the education challenges facing our country and she has a new book called "a chance to make history: what works and what doesn't in providing an excellent education for all." i'm pleased to have her back on this program. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: where are we and what must we do to reach the goals that we would like to? >> well, my fundamental message was that we have made extraordinary progress in the last 20 years and yet it's humbling to realize how much is left to be done. to the first point, though, you know, 20 years ago the prevailing notion backed up by the research at the time was that students' socioeconomic background determined their educational outcomes and in turn life outcomes. today we

it is impossible not to be confident about america. we are poised to lead in this new century, not just because of good work large companies like intel are doing. across america, there are entrepreneurs trying to start the next intel, or just get a small business of the ground. i will be meeting with some of these men and women next week in cleveland, to get ideas about what we can do to help their companies grow and create jobs. the truth is we have everything we need to complete. all entrepreneurs, bright ideas, and world-class universities. most of all, we have young people brimming with promise and ready to help. all we have to do is talk that potential. that is the lesson on display here at intel. it is how americans will win the future. thanks so much. >> i and congressman tom price, and i have the privilege of working for the people of georgia's sixth congressional district. i am a member of the house budget committee. by now, you have probably heard a lot of talk out of washington about a budget battle. we have even got some de

and teach for america really isn't -- we are about -- teachers are critical but teach for america is about building a movement among our country's future leaders to say we got to change the way our education system is, fundamentally. and i think in your article in the new yorker about the formation of movements just captured the whole theory of change of teach for america. i mean, this is about the foundational experience of teaching successfully in ways that, you know, i think we're creating a corps of people who are absolutely determined to expand the opportunities facing kids in the most absolutely, you know, economically disadvantaged communities, you know, who are pouring themselves into their work and trying to put their kids on a different trajectory and, you know, having varying levels of success and taking from that experience, incredible lessons, you know, they realize through their firsthand experience the challenges their kids face, the potential they have. they realize that it's ultimately possible to solve the problem and that experience is not only important for their

so wisely that had chosen sentences go as the venue for the 34th america's cup. it is an incredible pleasure to work with greg thompson, the director of the america's cup event of authority, who will be here facilitating the event and making sure that it meets all of the expectations of not just larry ellison and the oracle team, but all of the teams that will be competing here. [applause] >> thank you, jennifer. on behalf of all of us at the america's cup, all my colleagues, and everyone even associated with the cup in any way, we are pleased that the new mayor lee has chosen to stand up and recognize the cut so early in his term. it is a great sign of support and confidence in what we're doing. i have to say the whole city has warmly and enthusiastically embraced as. we feel like everyone is reaching out to us to offer a hand to help us maketh

it can't be what's good for black america or latino america, it's what's good for america. >> we can't overlook this is the fact that much of the legislation that he's put forward he hasn't had to put a black label on. it's affected poor people, black people, middle class people. so we can't skip over that. >> i have to hold that thought real quick because i have to take a break. when we come back we'll wrap up. stay right there. we'll be back with more "black enterprise." i think the republicans clearly, cannot count on the american people to have amnesia on where they brought this country. ♪ it's that chocolate ♪ it's that whipped cream ♪ it's that caramel, and espresso you mix in ♪ [ male announcer your two favorite flavors together. new mccafé caramel mocha. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ ♪ it's that chocolate ♪ it's that whipped cream ♪ it's that caramel, and espresso you mix in ♪ [ male announcer your two favorite flavors together. new mccafé caramel mocha. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. i have a very little amount of time left, but do i want to ask, if th

. >> sigue la fiesta del fútbol mexicano , las aguilas del américa recuperal la identidad. >> ahora el san luis esta invicto y quiere derrotar a un rival importante. >> américa con san luis en el fútbol de la liga mexicana. >> desde la cancha del estadio azteca en el partido adelantado. >> que bueno es saber que nos siguen en horario estelar. >> puede ser semana importante para el américa. >> ¿como estás?. >> partido especial , porque américa quiere vencer de local y veremos si el heano menor lo permite , el san luis esta bien. >> porque esta en problema?. >> por ser visita. >> de ganar san luis sería súper líder y américa se pegaria a los segundos lugares el grupo. >> se espera que se de en buena cantidad la asistencia de la gente al estadio. >> así que tenemos un gran partido aquí en telefutura. >> sigue quedando en el ambiente elaroma de venganza porque en la liguilla el américa eliminó al san luis. >> fútbol liga mexicana es presentado por verizon. >> (infoacn are en pantalla). >> (información aparece en pantalla). >> ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪. >> ahora desde la canc

de es se trata despierta amÉrica. de darles buena onda, entrenimiento e informaciÓn. >> lloramos todos! ?ññ;no24ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú%úú >> srs., suenas campanaspara la boda esperada l aÑo. fueron muchas las personas que recibieron un fax anuciÁndoles que recibirÍan una invitaciÓn formal. ya que el hijo quiere hacer de su boda un gran evento con muchas celebridades como el ex miembro de los beatles, paul mc cartney. >> se debe hacer una invitaciÓn por compromiso? para respondernos a estas dudas nos acompaÑa la asesora de vida, marinÉs duarte. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas!. >> es una batalla. el esposo dice que sea pequeÑa la boda, la mujer dice que quiere una boda inmensa, q yo tengo 20 personas en mi familia que yo tengo 100. quiÉn debe elegir a los invitados? el prÍncipe, kate o la familia real. >> la famil del prÍncipe va a estamuy involuada. ellos llevaÁla batuta. sin embargo, hemos visto que el prÍncipe ha tomado el control e invitÓ a la duqueza de york, sarah ferguson. >> aquÍ el hombre v

industry is four percent or forty five percent of america's g.d. . p. but we know that eighty to eighty five percent of the america's g.d.p. is fueled entirely by debt that has been created at the behest of wall street bankers to generate fees for themselves has nothing to do with the real economy the actual real economy america shrinking jobs are crashing infrastructure is crumbling the actual economy of america strip away the debt is a considerably smaller so it's a bit misleading to say that it's only four or five percent of g.d.p. because g.d.p. in america is completely fallacious it's entirely debt driven by you know the equivalent of the taliban on wall street the financial terrorists they call him and sachs and j.p. morgan i think more per more to the point is that fifty cents of every tax dollar goes to a programs that are failing on any anyway a look at it now ron paul is a contender for president presumably coming up in the next election he thinks that it's possible to shut down most of the military bases around the world and shut down a lot o

as america's arms dealing welfare recipients in the region who. or i guess us tentatively pushing for something called democracy but as long as they get this welfare. with it meanwhile the people on the ground had enough and they revolted so what's going to go what's going to happen now going forward now that there's been this populist revolution in egypt for example tunisia is going to cut into this pentagon welfare scheme i think it's going to be an open question what happens with the arms deals and the military aid certainly if democracy takes root there are other needs in these countries supporting agriculture education one of the roots of the. uprising had to do with the fact that people can get decent jobs even fairly well educated people so in an ideal world some of it would be reinvested in civilian activities but the military in egypt is still controlling the transition they've got longstanding ties to the united states military in the pentagon so i think it's really an open question as to what will happen as the new government comes toge

so that's a sort of a celebration of america. at the same time, both celebrating it and addressing some of the the bad sides of america that might have needed some kind of address. we have the facility to do that, both as musicians and as americans. and it's a very celebrational song. i started with a fugue at the beginning of it, sort of not directly stolen but emotionally stolen from the work of aaron copland, who i really enjoy and who really moves me as a musician. and the beginning fugue the song is a total aaron copland steal, but not really, 'cause we changed things, you know. in the--roughly the same period, you took a trip to nicaragua in the late '80s. what was the fascination there? i had run across-- i'm very fond of-- what's the word? what are those women who have two--bipolar women. bipolar women who drink are the most exciting women that i've run into, as a general rule. and i ran into this story of nora astorga, who was a lawyer in managua before the-- during and before the revolution succeeded in 1979. and her st

third, to strip away america's allies and disrupt domestic political unity in america as much as possible. i will leave it to the audience to decide using these three metrics whether there is any reason for bin laden and al qaeda to be discouraged about the progress they have made in the war the began in 1996. now let me move to discussing how we can begin to blunt the trend from the persian gulf. the best foreign policy a device for the obama administration, in fact for any u.s. administration has been heard by anyone who's flown on an airliner to each passenger a stubborn case of emergency place your oxygen mask on first and then help others with theirs. i have referred to this common sense instruction in my looks, and i believe it is a direct pertinence to the u.s. foreign policy. for the few allies who can fight, who will fight rather can defeat the expanding islamist movement and beat this we must, and unfortunately with more military power than we have used to date. washington must put its own political and foreign policy houses in order. america can help no alliance partner or othe

could america, for instance, survive without the oil that they are going after, and could america survive by doing a proper policy? wouldn't we think that by targeting different groups that america judges pernicious to the country that the anticipating what it could be doing in the future? spec we have a limit and you've asked three questions already so we will answer one of those. thank you. >> if i understand correctly, you wanted to know if we could possibly change policies. is that -- >> [inaudible] >> one question, please. >> it seems there is no choice for america at this point. >> let me answer that. that is certainly a common concern. i'm now 58, and perhaps one of the biggest changes since i was a boy is that when i was a kid, america could do most anything whether it was go to the moon or when the cold war. and now everything is too hard. it's too hard to reduce the deficit. it's too hard to change foreign policy. it's too hard to control the border. everything is too hard. well, life is hard. and when they talk about oil can imagine if we had done anything except of daylight sa

beautiful places on our -- earth that this 34th america's cup could possibly be. when you look out today, you'll get a glimpse of what millions of other people and viewers and visitors will see in 2013. my first thought was to let you know that this was a very high priority for me. many of you know i was not here december 31, so i have been looking for the unopened champagne bottle that was supposed to be left in room 200. maybe it is in some supervisor's office, but there has got to be one unopened bottle there to celebrate because knowing that this is coming -- on december 31, it was a culmination of what i saw was a whirl wind, a solid year of activity. ever since the cut was one in february and the immediate negotiations that gavin newsom and others had started, culminating in the negotiations and certainly working very closely with our board of supervisors to make the very best deals that we could possibly have for our citizenry and for our visitors and for the city, and that culminating in -- on december 31, when i was not here, by the way, as you know, but

that is america. but in his own mind, he was connecting the situation here with the situation in pakistan. and i may add in the parentheses that when you talk to the pakistanis they are discontent with of the war met on terror because they say we have nothing to do with 9/11, nothing to do with what happened subsequently and yet we have lost 30,000 people, 30,000 pakistanis have died and some provinces like frontier is a complete mess. it's in turmoil. that is the blow that they are facing. the taliban are controlling many parts of the frontier province which has never happened in history. they have been battles for states and the districts like a slot with the taliban to go for the district to be cleaned out by the army and you can imagine what it does to the ordinary pakistanis been killed by the taliban and there is an army action and again they've been killed. food shortages and the sense of anger and disillusionment why are we being sucked into this and it is not surprising anti-americanism is ab

the america's cup is america's again. [applause] >> usa usa. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> amazing. awesome. and better than that. [applause] [applause] >> and a couple things that need to be known about that boat -- the fastest ever be in the america's cup. how fast? 50 miles per hour. fantastic. i would love to take my son on that. it looks really fun. after all this time, you would think you would be burned out and want to go home and go to bed, but now it's time to mount your defense again. ladies and gentlemen, larry ellison. [applause] [applause] >> well, i guess the last time i was next to this trophy -- in regards to the changing hands in valencia, i made a very short speech in valencia. it was simply, thank you, valencia. that was the 33rd america's cup. it was an extraordinary event. it was a match between two teams. it was the best two out of three. we were very fortunate to have a wonderful piece of technology, created by a brilliant engineering team, a brilliant team of people, and a fabulous group of sailors. we were able to claim this trophy. now it is my chance to say thank y

there was talk about the decline of america. i am confident that mitch as well as me reject that premise. we had one more point. this is not a zero-sum game. the president and i want to see china progress. we want to see it grow. it took 30 years to get 20% of the population out of abject party. we would like to see it all out of poverty. china, when it grows, benefits not only the chinese people, but other nations as well. because, when standards of living rise, democratic values historic we have followed. stability in a china moving towards democracy being pushed by a system that raises their living. i will give you an example. south korea. ladies and gentlemen, is not to say that we do not have -- it is not to say that we do not have to get our house in order. we have a herculean task ahead of us. our long-term debt is simply not sustainable. we all agree we have to act. but this is why there are two parties. we have different prescriptions on how to act on this. we agreed we have to cut spending and get the deficit under con

people came to hear a positive message about america. i was fortunate enough, because i had been in politics a little bit, to be ail to get in that room appeared listen to his speech. in 1975 in america, it was not the most prosperous of times. a lot of things we had been suffering through in the last couple of years we went through in 1974-75. a difficult housing market, unemployment, a high unemployment rate. he uplifted people who needed uplifting and di he did it witha message of belief in our self, belief in our country, pride in america, defense through strength. those messages that were so clear of ronald wilson reagan. it inspired me, inspired me so much that i hold he would -- that i hoped he would ghat nomination. but gerald ford got it. you didn't go home and pout. he didn't not participate, not dropout. he set his sights on the 1980 republican nomination as president of the united states. he achieved it, won it and there was eight great years for our country, eight great years by a man who could inspire and lead. i've oftenti

i see america. i am going to read a very short excerpt that will take five minutes and i am going to talk anywhere from ten to 15 minutes and before returning to reading another very short excerpt there should be enough time for q&a. the piece i am going to read first takes us back 100 years in history. on july 9th, 1904, a man sauntered alone through the deep alley's from honolulu's shantytown. at five feet tall, with a ramrod straight back, the man was wearing trousers and a half. a pair of dark glasses and obscured him. the upper left blackened by burned books gave the impression he needed a shave. from a distance it was unmistakably chinese barely distinguishable as he walked among the shuffling form of his countrymen. the hot weather which piled breakers high and sapped the spirit out of every living being had departed the island by sundown today dental trade wind blowing in from the northeast had brought renewed energy to the city. local boy was plucking soft tunes on his ukulele perhaps down

industry is four percent or forty five percent of america's g.d.p. but we know that eighty to eighty five percent of the america's g.d.p. is fueled entirely by debt that has been created at the behest of wall street bankers to generate fees for themselves it has nothing to do with the real economy the actual real economy in america shrinking jobs are crashing infrastructure is crumbling the actual economy of america strip away the debt is a considerably smaller so it's a bit misleading to say that it's only four or five percent of g.d.p. because g.d.p. in america is completely fallacious it's entirely debt driven by you know the equivalent of the taliban on wall street the financial terrorist the goldman sachs and j.p. morgan i think more per more to the point is that fifty cents of every tax dollar goes to the programs that are failing on any anyway a look at it now ron paul is a contender for president presumably coming up in the next election he thinks that it's possible to shut down most of the military bases around the world and shut down a lot

they will choose the people who they want and if america doesn't like it well it's going to be. and what's behind this uprising and what lies ahead for egypt is the topic in the latest edition of crossfire coming up later in the day here on r.t. . the muslim brotherhood yes it's the best organized opposition but it's not the majority the majority there are a lot they say they're really it's not the most organized group i would contest that it's there are many many divisions within the muslim brotherhood and it's not a monolithic bloc as you would like to present it if the entire international community were treats the middle east with condescending eyes including china including other countries no one wants to see the middle east democratic they're all afraid. of. sweden's child welfare system has been accused by human rights activists of profiting from family misery and they claim social services are taking children from one set of parents and then give them to another who receive up to six thousand dollars of financial support per child or does an isa now explains. christmas g

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for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing].

that cruise terminal building will be a key focal point of the america's cup event as part of the america's cup village. we already conducted a solicitation process consistent with the administrative code. we will talk a little bit about that process. we think there are additional cost savings associated with combining the work associated with the america's cup and the pier 27 cruise terminal. both analyses will rely on underlying studies that should be performed once, looking at both projects together from a cumulative impact perspective. there are potential savings of up to several hundred thousand dollars associated with that combining of the work. in addition, the ordinance would permit state and federal permiting to be folded into this scope of work. port and the city will have to do outreach for a variety of agencies that have purview over the bay. army corps of engineers, noah, the regional quality control board, through this process, they will make sure we are using best practices to approach any construction activities and that we are avoiding any significant impact. with that, i w

vamos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> seguimos, srs., pasÁndola bien en despierta amÉrica. Ángel y crhis están de celebraciÓn. y ademÁs, nuestro estudio se convierte en un salÓn de belleza, las tÉcnicas de manicura que estÁn de moda y usted misma las puede poner en prÁ >> quÉ tal? tengan todos ustedes un muy feliz miÉrcoles 16 de febrero de 2011. y lo que reina en este programa es la alegrÍa. [ aplausos ] >> ellos estÁn hoy con nosotros celebrando sus diez aÑos de Éxitos y nos tienen un alegre ritmo urbano y una sorpresa bien sabrosa. >> me gusta esa palabra. sabrosa. >> que vengan. >> ya llegaron! [ aplausos ] (gritos) ♪ ♪ >> hola, chicos! >> cÓmo estÁn? >> bienvenidos. >> cÓmo estÁn? >> cÓmo estÁs, carla? >> bienvenido. >> vinieron dispuestos a bailar! [ aplausos ] >> ven, bailalo, ven, bailalo, ven gÓzalo! ven gózaalo. que la rumba estÁ buena y contigo, morena, pasando el domingo es que me voy yo! [ aplausos ] >> diez aÑos! >> voy a aprovechar y hago una pregunta a ustedes y a ustedes. se han sentido en medio de un fuego cruzado? hoy nosotros

our agenda is america's agenda. and with your help, our team will be america's team. the winning team. in 2012. let me close by remembering today was that 202nd birthday of abraham lincoln, the father of our party, and the first republican president. lincoln saved our country, one nation, indivisible, and he established our party has the party of freedom. and so we are today the party of freedom. so that every american is free to work hard and make the most of his or her got-given talents, to stand equal before the law, to pray to their own god or no god, and to have a government that is of the people, by the people, and for the people. rather than a people controlled by their government. these are other reasons clinton said, "-- lincoln said, "america is the last best hope on earth and social she ever be." thank you and god bless you. [applause] ♪ >> if that bothers you, well that's too bad but if you are proud, they could use some more like me and you were the stars and stripes and the eagle flies ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [ca

of america." it was a lesson he learned in the n illinois -- in illinois. if you want to see the places that helped shape america's 40th president, come to illinois this year where it all began. mr. president, ronald reagan was president when i was first elected to the house of representatives in 1982. our views on government differed remarkably, but i admired him for his optimism and his unshakeable faith in this country. he restored his sense of confidence in many americans when we really needed it. he told us -- and i quote -- "america's too great to dream small dreams," and ronald reagan was right. in 1992, two years before he announced he had alzheimer's disease, ronald reagan addressed his party's nominating convention. here's what he said: whatever else history may say about me when i'm gone, i hope it will recall i appealed to your best hopes, not your worst fears, to your confidence rather than your doubts. in 1993 one of the most important accomplishments of his presidency is i, ronald r

while america has such tars, she has little to fear from the tyrants of the sea." narrator: the idea that america held slaves was an irony not lost upon the british. as they had during the revolution, the english made an effort to recruit african-americans. an eyewitness whose name history records as "the old sub" was there. quote: "a great number of negroes, delighted at the unhoped-for freedom our expedition had placed within their reach, were of course received on board the fleet. fire! [gunfire] perfect freedom, that freedom which the vaunted land of liberty denied them, was guaranteed to all." narrator: some 200 of these "black marines"

he instructed his secretary of trade have infrastructure agenda for america, as america grew with louisiana purchase and the lewis and clark expedition, taught us more about our country, this is about the canal and other infrastructure initiatives that followed in time would follow that growth. it was a major undertaking. it was a decision of our country. it was about talking about don't have, and we have this or do we have that. it's about do we decide that growth is important for jobs. growth is important for deficit reduction. we have to talk about announcing a budget with growth, not just talk about cuts, et cetera. 100 years later in honor of the centennial of the gallatin project, teddy roosevelt had his initiative for building infrastructure of america, largely centered around establishing the national park service. and that green aspect of american, and it was a great thing for our country, has been. 100 just later, 2000, and this would be about what, eight? 100th anniversary of the national park service, nothing happened. so it has to happen. we are a couple years behind because we

we joked and said, we can do all this soon with the america's cup. that is what we are about to experience. 7.2 million people in this immediate region. a race that is oftentimes hard to see will be impossible to miss here in san francisco. [applause] people that had no idea -- they think it is a big deal. they are enthusiastic about the economic investment, excited about the transformation that's about to take place on our peir -- i still think they do not know what is about to happen. they are going to fall in love with something they may never have experienced or knew. they're going to see things they never could have imagined. they're going to come together, not just as san franciscans for californians, but as americans, around this extraordinary 34th america's cup. i could not be more proud in more honored by this moment and the extraordinary moment that we will share together over the course of the next few years. it's in that spirit of optimism, in that hope and expectation that all of you will be part of this, because you have brought us this

bank of america then hires this group h.b. gary to engage in some defensive cyber actions to protect bank of america and then they got into a kerfuffle with this group anonymous who are hacktivists who are out there kind of trying to defend against overreaching corporate powers and then in the melee your name came up so within the e-mails that were exposed one of the one of the tactics being used by the. h.b. gary was just openly smear glenn greenwald who has been out there defending wiki leaks that that's what happened right yeah i mean i was just out a couple of things which is you know the bank of america is very threatened by wiki leaks because there have been reports that we are sitting on a large trove of documents that could expose serious fraud and wrongdoing at high levels of the bank of america that's what's been reported and so the bank of america is taking this very seriously and has hired some very large players such as booz allen which is staffed with all kinds of former cia and pentagon officials to assist them

bank of america then hires this group h.b. gary doing gaijin some defensive cyber actions to protect bank of america and then they got into a kerfuffle with this group anonymous who are hacktivists who are out there kind of trying to defend against overreaching corporate powers and then in the melee your name came up so within the e-mails that were exposed one of the one of the tactics being used by the h.b. gary was to just openly smear glenn greenwald who has been out there defending wiki leaks is that that's what happened right yeah i mean i was just out a couple of things which is you know the bank of america is very threatened by wiki leaks because there have been reports that we are sitting on a large. documents that could expose serious fraud and wrongdoing at high levels of the bank of america that's what's been reported and so the bank of america is taking it very seriously and has hired some very large players such as booz allen which is staffed with all kinds of former cia and pentagon officials to assist them not o

and america's destiny. in 1980, ronald reagan promised to make america great again and he did. he expressed with total confidence that those who would challenge our hard-won freedoms would collapse and they did. he led our country and the free world to victory in the cold war against soviet communism and he never doubted for a moment that america and our cause could and would prevail. when in 1977 ronald reagan was asked about his vision for the end of the cold war -- remember, he wasn't yet president -- he responded with characteristic and refreshing directness. he said -- and i quote -- "my idea of american policy toward the soviet union is simple and some would say simila simplisti. it is this -- we win and they lose." president reagan's understanding of world affairs was far from simplistic. he was an optimist without illusions who was guided by and frankly expressed moral judgments about what was right and what was wrong. we don't see that enough today. there's a kind of relativism afoot. but some thin

bank of america then hires this group h.b. gary doing gaijin some defensive cyber actions to protect bank of america and then they got into a kerfuffle with this group anonymous who are hacktivists who are out there kind of trying to defend against overreaching corporate powers and then in the melee your name came up so within the e-mails that were exposed one of the one of the tactics being used by the h.p. gary was to just openly smear glenn greenwald who has been out there defending weekly leaks is that that's what happened right yeah i mean i would just add a couple of things which is you know the bank of america is very threatened by wiki leaks because there have been reports that we are sitting on a large trove of documents that could expose serious fraud and wrongdoing at high levels of the bank of america that's what's been reported and so the bank of america is taking this very seriously and has hired some very large players such as booz allen which is staffed with all kinds of former cia and pentagon officials to ass

. >> operations are still doing fine in america. [everyone talking at once] >> cozy relationship with politicians, which is much -- >> will you let our guest in. >> jonathan, you think it's the makings of another -- >> which piece? >> well, and these that obama is utilizing his still standing ofa, to mobilize the crowd, to get the crowd there for taking his position? >> there's no question that no other issue, not the health care fight, not anything has mobilized the progressive movement and those folks who were volunteering for ofa -- left, during the 2008 campaign, than this. and you know, i don't like the inference that this is being directed, that ofa has an office in the white house. that's not the case. [everyone talking at once] >> show up, bring your son. >> that's illegal or just -- >> no, it's not illegal. >> i just want to mick that clear. >> if it's obama's concurrence behind that, is that inappropriate for a president of the united states? >> yes. >> no! [everyone talking at once] >> you don't think so? >> personally --

think you could draw any comparisons to what happened there in latin america the likes of nicaragua indeed even cheney had in argentina. to what's happening in the middle east now definitely but that would go that would take us back a little bit to what used to be the bipolar world where you had america and its allies and so we do need former soviet union it's our allies so naturally south america left not latin america as a whole was always seen as the united states backyard in a way politically and militarily and economically we were so america would always promote very direct we had requests to go for example military coups in chile argentina in brazil throughout the region because they felt it was not more trustworthy to have a military general in charge of argentina or to your brazil rather than promote democratic elections however with the demise of the soviet union of the former soviet union things changed very much so it is no surprise in our region to suggest seeing simultaneously many military coups in the fifty's and the sixty's and even the seventy's and then simultaneou

what are your plans along those piers once the america's cup is over? >> but i do not think i can lay out what we want to do pier by pier. a lot of them are not contributing to the city and could be more beautiful than they are now. we want to develop them in such a way that is both environmentally friendly, makes an economic contribution to the city, and where residents of the city want to go, whether it is for lunch or a walk by the waterfront, or boarding one of these wonderful books to go for a sale. we want to in view that life into the city. >> there was talk about putting a hotel on pier 50. is that something that you would consider for one of the others? >> we have focused on the sailing village, not a hotel. our big focus by 2013 is to make sure, if we have 16 teams here -- which is what we are planning for. i hope we get that many. we want to make sure we can house those teams, boats, their equipment, make sure all of that is in place so they can focus just on competitive sailing and not worry about logistics, problems with their facilities. >

a usted por estar en despierta amÉrica. continuamos en los Ángeles con el tercer dÍa del foro de inmigraciÓn en despierta amÉrica. lo que tiene que hacer es estar atento y escuchar porque quizÁs la prÓxima pregunta podrÍa ser su caso. y ademÁs, quÉ pasÓ, vatos? alejandra guzmÁn, una mujer muy pero muy especial como usted nunca ha visto aquÍ y ahora. ya regresamos. >> en colombia se espera para hoy la liberaciÓn de uno de los 5 rehenes que ha ofrecido liberar la guerrilla de las farc. >> en una casa de seguridad de traficantes pero con free file del irs puede ser más fácil. porque free file lo libra de muchas tareas, con software tributario de marca o formularios para llenar en línea. y lo mejor es que free file es gratis. y es exclusivo del irs en freefile.irs.gov. iinténtelo! ♪ ♪ >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! despierta amÉrica! despierta los Ángeles! estamos viendo imÁgenes de toda esa gran comunidad, de toda esa gran ciudad que dÍa a día se despierta con nosotros. y se despertÓ hoy miÉrcoles 9 de febr