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some say that the government is not doing enough in afghanistan to keep the taliban out of their town, forcing them to confront the fighters. a tough story. beji caid essebsi has won the tunisian election. he has won the run-off vote with nearly 60% of the vote. essebsi is the first fole freely elected president since independence from france. they have declared essebsi as the winner. are we likely to see his rival, marzouki to challenge the results? reporter: it s not likely that he ll challenge the results because the gap is so big. it is around 10% difference. however, marzouki did try to hang on to the elections. we heard from him last night essentially rejecting the pre- premature declaration of victory. now that the results have been announced, even though there is the ability to contest them, it is unlikely that that will take place. fighting has taken place in the south. is this violence in any way related to the polls? reporter: even though it is very l ....
this program runs about an hour. well, good afternoon and welcome to the herself bert hoover presidential library museum. my name is tom schwartz. i m the director. i m pleased you ve joined us for another program celebrating america s first ladies. in the lobby at the ticket desk, you ll find a card which talk about some of our other upcome events also dealing with our first lady exhibition. we re honored today to have annette did you knowlap as our speaker. annette was awarded an m.b.a. from washington university at sthrunsde has more than 30 years experience as a writer, speaker, an entrepreneural consultant. in her spare time when she s not raising cattle on a 29-acre farm in north carolina, annette writes books. her first biology was frank: the story of france it cleveland, america s youngest first lady. in her second book involved a bit about a biography in discovering her father s gambling addiction. her current research brings her to lou henry hufere. she ha ....
language. [ speaking chinese ] [ speaking chinese ] when rong rong lee started teaching mandarin to american students back in the 1980s, scenes like this were rare. but as china has become a major economic power, interest in its language has grown dramatically. i think their ability to converse fluently in mandarin will serve them incredibly well, in a variety of ways going forward. i knew that when i grew up, like, chinese would be, like, a good thing to just have in my tool belt, i guess, for when applying for jobs and stuff like that. learning mandarin not only prepares you for the future, it proves you can take on a big challenge. all languages require you to pronounce words correctly. but mandarin goes further. you also need to pronounce them with the correct tone. there s first tone, second tone, third tone, and fourth tone, and those are all unique ways to pronounce a word. so, you can put together a sentence that s like ma, ma, ma, mand that means ....
trial. a lot of protest and issues where this goes up. our own chief ramsey is heading up a panel that s supposed to to go to the president in march. looking ahead what needs to be in the report. is there any indication that all sides will be satisfied this will good. i don t think all sides will be satisfied but the body cameras will be a recommendation. there s going to be some and he knows coming out of it, but people will be there. i don t know if there s anything to do with the grand jury, i don t claim to have degree, we have two attorneys here. many people point out grand jury came out of in england there was a class difference because a lower class person accusing an upper class person it could injury your livelihood. do we need to revamp the grand jury process? i don t think the laws need to be changed. i think our approach as human beings who are flawed human error, need to be refocused. i think the system itself is fine, i think it served society civili ....
[ speaking chinese ] when rong rong lee started teaching mandarin to american students back in the 1980s, scenes like this were rare. but as china has become a major economic power, interest in its language has grown dramatically. i think their ability to converse fluently in mandarin will serve them incredibly well, in a variety of ways going forward. i knew that when i grew up, like, chinese would be, like, a good thing to just have in my tool belt, i guess, for when applying for jobs and stuff like that. learning mandarin not only prepares you for the future, it proves you can take on a big challenge. all languages require you to pronounce words correctly. but mandarin goes further. you also need to pronounce them with the correct tone. there s first tone, second tone, third tone, and fourth tone, and those are all unique ways to pronounce a word. so, you can put together a sentence that s like ma, ma, ma, mand that means mom scolded the numb horse. it ....