john de miranda, president and ceo, stepping stone, san diego, california. william lossiah-bratt, board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life experiences that they have associated with their use of substances. and i

so we do advocacy, as well as treatment in stepping stone. well, one of the greatest things, and i think from the federal government perspective, has taken an approach not only that the treatment is one of the ingredients for recovery, so many doors for recovery. and creating an ecosystem in our communities, making responsible communities that, you know, recovery is important and that the person who is in recovery to feel part of the ecosystem, the community. and that is a great thing. i think now the emphasis is not only treatment is important, but what happens after treatment. and that is the federal government, one of the blessings that they have done. but i think we need to disseminate to state government, it's still not happening. they are paying for treatment, but what happens after treatment? they are not paying for the recovery. they are not paying for recovery. they don't see the outcomes. and i don't think they- paying, but i think we have to create this ecosystem in our community, make them part of, the community is responsible for

something right then and there. .acting director kane, most of what we feel is what would be a stepping stone or a milestone and if the situation is not changed, we go to something else. and as acting director stated, under our per view, that is important. unless this is something serious. outside of that, we really try to work with the individuals. if that is, however, not working, then we need to take steps. commissioner: than just a follow-up question on the karaoke. when the legislation was passed, there was no supplemental in our budget or any additional funding to bring these venues into compliance. perhaps there is time to present this to the board of supervisors if this is beyond our ability so i would just look for your nod as to whether or not we need to start lobbying for that, because the ordinances passed with no understanding about affecting staff. >> if i were to stop all current projects i was working, i would be busy just doing the karaoke situation. bringing them into compliance and also investigation and enforcement. commissioner: then i would suggest a very simple letter b

. >> jerry brown reacted today as well saying this decision is likely just a stepping stone to the ninth circuit court of appeals. >> the next step is for the interveners, who object to this judge's decision to take whatever steps they think appropriate. which in all probability will be to go to a higher court, the court of appeals. and at that court, the judges will decide to either issue a stay or not. and that's totally in their hands, and i feel quite confident they'll have all the facts they need to make the right decision. >> brown added judge walker did a solid job of explaining in his opinion why there's no rational basis for denying same sex marriage. the three-judge panel likely to consider whether to keep the gay marriage ban in place during the appeals process is made up of two judges, democrats and a third is a republican. ronald reagan appointed judge levy to the appeals court in 1987. and bill clinton appointed michael hawkins to the court in 1994 and sydney thomas in 1995. hawkins served as u.s. attorney under jimmy carter. >>> let's bring in a professor from santa clara

. >> it is a stepping stone to get to the united states supreme court.hat's where the people that are supportive of prop 8 against gay marriage will feel most comfortable. at this point in time, it is a very conservative united states supreme court. that's a very dangerous situation. once the supreme court makes a decision, it is the final law of the land. >> the road to the supreme court could be a lengthy one and take a couple more years. >>> it didn't take long for the governor to chime in on the ruling. part of his statement says, for the hundreds of thousands of californians in gay and lesbian households this decision affirms the full legal protection and safeguards i believe everyone deserves. the governor added there will continue to be different appoints of view in the wake of the ruling and that includes jerry brown and meg whitman. still ahead, how proposition 8 could be a game-changer in the governor's race in november. >>> we're getting a lot of feedback on our website. our latest poll shows 75% of online readers are thrilled, 4% are sad when

the obama administration says the new law is a stepping stone to comprehensive immigration reform. >> this bill passed on a bipartisan basis. now let's get republicans to the table finally so we can address the whole issue of immigration reform. >> reporter: the changes at the border won't happen overnight. 1500 new officers and agents have to be hired and trained. that's expected to take at least 8 months. joel brown, cbs news, the white house. ,, for ten points, name something truly awful. [ bell dings ] microwave pizza! awful! [ buzz! ] microwave pizza used to be bad. [ show announcer ] but now there's red baron pizza by the slice. with a pizzeria style, fire-baked crust, it's unbelievably good pizza from the microwave. for ten points, name something awesome. [ bells ding ] [ male announcer ] red baron pizza by the slice. bring home that pizzeria taste. news at 6. the mayor says, there's plenty >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. the mayor says there's plenty of money to go around. so why is one east bay city suddenly cutting services? and q

. >> it is a stepping stone to get to the united states supreme court. that's where the people that are supportive of prop 8 against gay marriage will feel most comfortable. at this point in time, it is a very conservative united states supreme court. that's a very dangerous situation. once the supreme court makes a decision, it is the final law of the land. >> our legal experts tell us the road to the supreme court could be a very lengthy one. expected to take at least a few years. >> it didn't take long for the governor to chime in on the ruling. part of his statement says, for the hundreds of thousands of californians in gay and lesbian households, this affirmed the full legal protection and safeguards i believe everyone deserves. the governor added there will continue to be different appoints of view in the wake of the ruling and that includes jerry brown and meg whitman. still ahead at 11:00, how proposition 8 could be a game changer in the governor's race in november. we're getting a lot of feedback in our websiteful our latest poll shows 75% of ou

the obama administration says the new law is a stepping stone to comprehensive immigration reform. >>ll passed on a bipartisan basis. now let's get republicans to the table finally so we can address the whole issue of immigration reform. >> reporter: the changes at the border won't happen overnight. 1500 new officers and agents have to be hired and trained. that's expected to take at least 8 months. joel brown, cbs news, the white house. >>> just minutes away from your weekend and we have your pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. neglected 11 year old german >>> we have happy news here. it did not take long to find a home for max the german shephe

cabinet officials of national standing, it is our custom here usually because -- to find out the stepping stones in the careers of every speaker as a school, but secretary clinton needs no such introduction. her fame extends around the world and across generations, so let me offer and said to brief you on why it gives me such pleasure to welcome you here today. first, i would boast that i can think of no university in the united states which offers a more distinguished an appropriate venue for the secretary's speech on the global health initiative. johns hopkins medicine, the bloomberg school of public health -- mayor bloomberg is certainly from the same state -- involving people and nationalities who come to baltimore to study their and institutions with partners all over the world and programs beyond. we are proud to be trailblazers, having established the global health and foreign policy initiative, and professor feldbaum has been chosen as a white house fellow and will be joining the highly distinguished director highlyusaid to work in the health field in the coming year. we are especially h

the obama administration says it's a stepping stone to comprehensive immigration reform. >> let's get republicans to the table, finally so we can address the whole issue of immigration reform. >> reporter: the changes at the border won't happen overnight. 1500 new officers and agents will be hired and trained. that's expected to take at least eight months. joel brown, cbs news the white house. >>> the big story, within wants to know what's going on. it's been a cooler than average summer. it's been cool for many east bay locations. i don't think there's been a lot of complaints. >> little warm-up would be nice, but we do have a lot of variety. you can pick the climate of your choice on the west coast, which i already thought as one of our major features here. if you want it cool, stay at the coast. 60s there, 70s in and around the bay. 80s on the east bay. if you're looking for triple digit readings, hmm, you might have to go east of the rockies. that's where most of the heat is. there'll be a bit of a warm-up across the state this weekend. very slight. as we look outside, we see an e

it is our custom here to highlight the stepping stones in the careers of every speaker at the school. secretary clinton needs no introduction. her fame extends around the world. let me offer two brief comments on why brings me pleasure to welcome her here today. i can think of no university in the united states which offers a more distinguished an appropriate venue for the secretary's speech on the global health initiative. johns hopkins medicine, the bloomberg school of public health, mayor bloomberg is from the same state. and the school of nursing were all preeminent in education, research, and involving people of a nationalist who come to baltimore to study their and institutions with partners all over the world and partners beyond. we are proud to beat trailblazers in health, having established the global health and foreign policy initiative. the professor has been chosen as a white house fellow and will be joining them to go and work in the health field in the coming year. sais is happy to host you, madame secretary, and to welcome the director of u.s. aid because of our lifelon

and cabinet officials, it is our custom to highlight the stepping stones in the careers of every speaker at the school. secretary clinton needs no such introduction. her fame extends around the world and across the generations. so let me offer instead two brief comments on why it gives me such a pleasure to welcome you here today. first, i would boast that i can think of no university in the united states which offers a more distinguished and appropriate venue for the secretary's speech on the global health initiative. johns hopkins medicine, the bloomberg school of public health -- mayor bloomberg is certainly from the same -- and the school of nursing are all preeminent not only in education and research, but involving people and nationalities who come to baltimore to study their and institutions with partners all over the world and programs beyond. at sais, we are proud to be trailblazers in health, having established the global health and foreign policy initiative. and the professor has been chosen as the white house fellow and will be joining the director of u.s.a.i.d. to go and wor

cabinet officials of national standing, it is our custom to highlight the stepping stones in the careers of every speaker at the school. secretary clinton needs no such introduction. her fame extends around the world and across generations. let me offer, instead, two brief comments. first, i would boast that i could think of no university in the united states which offers a more distinguished an appropriate value than the secretary's speech. johns hopkins medicine, the bloomberg school of public health is from the same state and the school of person is all preeminent not only in education and research, but involving people and nationalities who come to baltimore to study their and institutions with partners all over the world established the global health and foreign policy initiative. and the professor has been chosen as the white house fellow and will be joining the director of u.s.a.i.d. to go and work in aid in the health field during the coming year. sais is especially happy to host you, madam secretary, and to welcome the director of u.s. aid, because of our lifelong affiliation wi

supports between five and ten percent of troops this comes as the country's poised to step up its efforts and will not get a stone. into the psychic stock market is thriving in its image since the credit crunch dealt a blow to the confidence of investors that now put into cheese in the hands of clairvoyance. next to the sports highlights with. you know they're welcome to the school to do it or not it thanks for joining us this hour and in this bulletin. third round straight says defeat russia's top man nicolay do it include pressures out of the. every cloud has a silver lining as maria sharapova reaches the w.t. quarterfinals in cincinatti. and dutch kc belgium and the netherlands present a joint bid for the twenty eight thousand and twenty twenty two food built world cups. will head to the tennis courts first to any color dividend of her scruff child of the wrong to. third round loss to frenchman jeremy chardy if you produce a bet six c. divident a would be troubled by his less accomplished opponent but the russian stuff the day unable to find his usual consistency of punishing to run to hate has tried to claim

. >> what's incomprehensible is that iran is about to stone a woman to death for a consenting relationship with two adults. >> the stepsas us is spend saying, quote, according to information from the relevant judicial authorities in iran, she will not be executed by stoning punishment. human rights campaigners say that the judgment is still in court record. iranian tv recently ran a program calling this all a western and israeli campaign to discredit theislamic republic. according to the campaign against stoning, the two children were allowed to visit her in prison. her spirit has been lifted by the attention her case has drawn but she still lives in fear that, one day, suddenly, her life could be taken. in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >>> what a difference 48 hours makes. we'll have an update on that massive wildfire in southern california that threatens thousands of homes. >>> also an unusual summer fest underway tonight in a west oakland warehouse. >>> southern california firefighters have contained more than 80% of the massive crown fire. the 14,000 acre fire near palm dale is now smoldering, spreading dense blac

step down the central asian. as interior minister said the demonstrators were preparing a violent takeover of power release had already been on standby and fired tear gas after being attacked with stones but it's not known any one's been wounded our correspondent says tanks and other military hardware are being deployed in the areas of course suffered from months of political and ethnic armrests since president by keir of was overthrown in april. we'll have more details on that breaking news three out the hour now it's time for business news with charlotte in just a few moments. for the. voice face to face with the news maker. hello welcome to business program hey on r.t. we prices are paid to twenty three month high amid concerns russia will limit exports in response to the drought russia is the world's largest exporter of wheat but the severe weather conditions have wiped out at least twenty percent of the harvest so far no decision has been made only the to restrict exports all for the government to start handing out subsidized grain for its reserves officials say they're waiting to see exactly how the harvest will be but the grain new in isn't optimistic is now predicting a yield

stone throwing entier gas in kyrgyzstan as thousands of opposition supporters gather in front of parliament they demand the government steps down raising serious of a new unrest interior ministry claims the protesters a father of five an overthrow. in other news firefighters are on high alert accost rush as the country battles the biggest heat wave on record sparking plundered the wildfires and killing at least fifty in moscow the toxic smog has cleared quite a complex in say the air pollution remains high forecasters predict it could be days before the temperatures start. and taken by surprise former cia officials warn of a planned as well being led attack on iraq and a mantra president obama publicly denounced the move before he's forced to join in they claim television will not go through with the campaign unless the full military support of the u.s. . i'll be back with more details on those stories in fifteen minutes but first the latest sport with. hello there welcome to the sport good to have you company and these are the headlines. european dreams any go through to the champions league playoffs after beating the rem

stepping down next year. local officials say a man and a woman have been stoned to death for adultery by the taliban.t happen before a crowd of about 1000 people. the woman died in the stoning, the man survived, but then was shot dead by the taliban. if the government has called illegal. -- the government has called their acts illegal. the ikea once an apology from prime minister nouri al maliki. former prime minister tony blair is donating his entire proceeds for his book to the military. anti-war activists have accused him of trying to buy forgiveness for the bloody campaigns in afghanistan and iraq. >> he took the country to war in iraq, provoking mass protests and creating conflict within his own political party. as it comes to fishing his memoirs, tony blair does not want his legacy dominated by that decision alone. he said he wants the rest of us to understand the pressures of high office. >> the book illuminates what it is like to be a leader, it charts the difficult decisions, the highs and lows. >> his book will be published next month. today, he promised to give all of the proceeds to the f

step is you push out a little bit. then you lift your hips, bring the stone back, then out. >> okay, and then i put my hips up.nd then i go like that. >> yeah? watch out! >> so who's that guy at the end yelling at everyone? >> that's the skip. >> what is he telling them? >> he's telling them to sweep the rock as it comes down. he'll say "hurry," "hard," or "yes." those are just different ways to say, "keep sweeping!" >> can i try it? >> if you want to. >> take this one out. go go! yes! go! sweep, sweep! sweep! sweep, sweep, sweep! that was awesome. what's your favorite part of curling? >> well, i like to be here with my friends. and i like the sport. i like the ice, i like the cold. and i don't know, it just seems fun to me. you can hang out with people from different ages, and just have a good time. >> my friends and i are having a lot of fun. i'd have to say the hardest part of curling would be keeping your balance on the ice. sometimes it can be a little tricky. it's quite slippery. >> yeah, i experienced that. i feel so awesome! curling may not be easy, but it is a lot of fun. for more information on getti

stone, cbc news, new york. >>> tomorrow engineers at the gulf oil spill could take the final steps towards permanently closinglownout well. they could launch a static kill as early as tomorrow night. the process involves shutting mud and cement into the blownout well. the move is intended to make it easier to take the next step that would permanently close that well. >>> one of the bay areas trashiest spots is a lot cleaner tonight. 100 volunteers cleaned up the coastline on strawberry beach in berkeley. they found everything from tires to small pieces of debris called micro trash which can be harmful to wildfire. >>> if you're out at the beach probably need a sweatshirt, sweater, jacket. >> you name it. it has been cool. >> ear muffs. >> i have seen people out there with ear muffs. really amazing this year. the cool weather continues in the bay area in spots. just not as warm at normal. today we had lots of sunshine but that patchy fog started to roll in late in the day and it is thickening up tonight. some dense fog showing up in the bay area. more on the way filling all the way into the interior valley. so

into their own hands up going to stones president wants to stop private security companies operating in the country that nato troops will struggle to cope with. the first steps to the stalls all to essentials correspondent of course to prepare for a space flight this is to the memories of those who helped lift america to the moon . and stage of the all football stadia suspended visa regime for players and fans of a culture for the sport enthusiastic russia makes its move to. most the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty will. live from our studios here in central moscow twenty four hours a day this is r t a car bomb blast outside a cafe in the southern city of has left at least thirty people injured the explosion which was the equivalent of thirty kilos of t.n.t. follows another terror attack that struck russia's north caucuses tuesday morning our correspondent allen africa has more about the two incidents. we are right now outside russia's prosecutor's office and it has confirmed that the explosion was indeed an act of terror there was an explosion the windows were blown out one fragment through really close to me the nearby cars were badly damaged windows brok

stone throwing tear gas in care of this town as thousands of opposition supporters gather in front of parliament they demand the government steps down raising fears of renewed on the next. firefighters are on high alert across one child the constant battles the biggest waves on record hundreds of wildfires and at least fifty people dead. take them by surprise former cia officials warn of a plant is the only letter on the problem and demands president obama publicly denounce nibbles the fork in the forests and joining. me up in the business. way why should we tell of it the government imposed a temporary ban on grain exports join up in twenty minutes time. more welcome to you live from moscow this is archie with me and so now way it's four pm here in the russian capital and six pm in bishkek characters down police in the country have used live rounds and tear gas to break up anti-government protesters just outside the capital now the demonstrators have been heading to join around a thousand dollars already rallying in the city against the government riot police who have been on standby opened fire after being attacked with stone

at our breaking news story stone throwing and tear gas and turned us down as thousands of opposition supporters gather in front of parliament they demand the government steps down raising fears of renewed on the rest the interior minister says the protesters are plotting a violent overthrow. in other news this hour firefighters are on high alert across russia as the country battles the biggest heat wave on record sparking hundreds of wildfires killing at least sixty in moscow the toxic smog has cleared but apologists say the air pollution remains high forecasters predict it could be weeks before the temperature and start of cooling. and taken by surprise former cia officials warned of a planned israel and led attack on the brawn and demands of president obama publicly denounced the move for use force to join in they claim tell of the will not go through with the campaign unless it has full military support from the united states. i'll be back with more details at the top of the hour time now for al gore not to turn the spotlight on russia's battle against the afghan drug problem and what effect it's having on the country that's next here in. for the full s

step. to get dottie back to her healthy self, they had to get rid of the kidney stones. dr.'s care team could not give her anesthetic. tiny lasers were used to blast the stones away. >> seeing her back out here, it brings goosebumps to us. >>> dr. todd schmidt is the senior veterinarian at seaworld san diego. dr. roger sur is the doctor who operated on dottie. they join us live from seaworld. and dottie is right there with them, too. gentlemen, thank you very much. this is such a wonderful story. dr. schmidt, how is she doing now? is dottie her old self? >> she's doing great. she's assimilated with her pod pep and back with her son and doing well. >> her son, cortez. you have done some fabulous work there. seaworld has been around for 45 years. you have an incredible staff. when did you know that you were going to have to go outside and get some help for dottie? >> well, i think once we saw on the ultrasound that she had an obstructed -- an obstruction and we weren't seeing progression with the fluid therapy, i decided i probably needed to reach across the aisle and contact

step in and -- >> larry: money counts? >> yeah, yeah. >> larry: an islamic group, revolution muslim, is warning "south park" creators matt stone and treyker that they could be killed because of their depiction of the prophet muhammad. seth's show has taken on just about every religious faith, we've got to admit that. he also mocked osama bin laden in a historic piece. watch. >> this is a message to all american infidels. prepare to die in a sea of holy fire. you will be punished for your decadent ways on the first day of radaman. you -- wait. wait a minute. did i just say -- what did i say? radaman? rada- -- blah blah blah. ramadan. radaman. what is that? yeah, maybe dennis radaman is going to punish you with his crazy hair. no. what's that? right, right. yeah, no. okay. okay. all right. let's go again. >> larry: did you get any flak on that? >> we didn't get any flak. i think probably the difference there is that bin laden is not a deity. >> larry: making fun of him. >> it struck us as kind of funny this very extreme situation set in this very mundane setting. he's got to keep doing takes and he can't not laugh. >> larry: did you ever

step down and central asian countries interior minister said the demonstrators were comparing a violent takeover of power by the police had already been on standby and fired tear gas after being attacked with stones but it's not known if anyone's been wounded parties correspondent says tanks and other military hardware are being deployed a lot debut in fifteen minutes with more. up next we're going to check in at the sports tests with andrew former stay with us. hello there welcome to the sport good to have you company and these are the headlines. european dreams any go through to the champions league playoffs after beating the remaining inside your ear. while the big boys spend a bad share knocked out by young boys from switzerland. and under pressure would spice to keep his number one status am placed on the u.s. try to come. first we kick off with the football was an instant petersburg are one step away from the champions league group stage they remain inside an area one will patrol the stadium last night to win their third qualifying round tie after the first leg of his goal is danny fired the home side ahead and they hung on to the lead to win one nil on the. go into friday's draw for the ch

step up to the plate. >> bret: senator cornyn, politics. tim kaine said of republicans the tea party takeover of the republican party is producing mill stones for them. he pointed to sharon angle in nevada and ken in colorado saying they are whacky with ideas about the role of government that are way outside of the mainstream that are just going to be offensive to people. your response? >> i think what the american people are sensing and the reason they are voting in such large numbers, 65,000 -- 68,000 more people voted in the republican primary in colorado than in the democratic primary is because they think that what is happening in washington is out of the mainstream. 9.5% unemployment. spending. unsustainable death. debt. i think, you know -- these races are going to be decided based on how people feel about the economy. how they feel about spending and debt. in nevada, for example, 14.2% unemployment. 70% of the home mortgages under water. if you like the way things are going in nevada i suppose that people will vote for harry reid. if they don't i think they have a good alternative in sharon angle. >> bret: the fact that six candidat

stone. and when you approach the cliffs you see doors and windows carved by hand into the rocks eons ago. it's extraordinary enough from the outside, but open one of the doors and step inside, and you enter a world of unfathomable beauty. chapels with frescos painted while rome was still ruled by the caesars and bethlehem and nazareth were dusty little towns. are there any christian remains as old as this in the holy land, in jerusalem or bethlehem? >> sevim karabiyik: not that i know of. >> simon: our guide, sevim karabiyik, told us-- much to our surprise- that one of the gospels were written in turkey and that three of the apostles spread the word here. there are hundreds of these churches in cappadocia where christians sought refuge from persecution. the oldest, built in the 5th century when christianity was in its infancy. do you think many christians realize that it all started here in turkey? >> karabiyik: personal experience? no. >> simon: it all started in the holy land, because that's... >> karabiyik: but... >> simon: ...where jesus is from. because nobody... >> karabiyik: that that's where it's taken... >> simon: ...disputes that. but the christian religio