these steps were made famous back in 1932 by laurel and hardy in their classic film, the music box. and if you remember that particular scene, it was quite a production for laurel and hardy to get a piano, a boxed up piano all the way up these steps.

laurel kloomok/dir. "primeros cinco" sf. 6:07 of course children por supuesto que los ninos necesitan seguro de salud, pero no creo que los primeros cinco deben hacerse responsables de eso, nuestro dinero va a programas muy importantes. 23;53 a veces unos ninos que entran al kinder, me he dado cuenta en la escuela de mi otro nino que muchos ninos no saben escribir su nombre todavia y mi nino pues aqui aprendio a escribirlo 24:03 la oficina de finanzas del gobernador dijo que aunque dificiles, decisiones como estas son necesarias, y que de todas maneras seran los votantes los que tomen la decision final sobre si desviar o no este dinero. 40:59 el 75 por ciento de los ninos que tienen estos programas, ellos tienen mas exito en la educacion secundaria 41:06 la propuesta del gobernador tendra que ser aprobada por la legislatura antes de ir a los votantes, quienes tomarian la decision final en junio. pilar nino 46:04 los directivos de los primeros 5 le estan pidiendo a todos los padres que en algun momento se

with our previous may year, now a lieutenant governor, he rests his laurels very high for the rest of the nation to follow -- with our previous mayor. the wherewithal and the substance about where we are with this 77% figure, and this dovetails with the fact that we hear that there may be a re- thinking about what to do with the recycling centers that these things are occurring as we're speaking right now and yet we've been asking for, trying to understand what is the city's current master plan for repsychling and for diverse nary. i don't think we can compartment meant lies these. we need to return to these things. that doesn't mean that if they don't get contract it could actually be a more fortified opinion that they are the ones that should get the contract. i have to say this a side note we should seriously go after the question of revising this charter. and as it segues back to that term of rate pair and consumer response, that's where i think we want to put the math on a bug -- bigger board. will our repairs benefit from the construct as it is right now, which i think has been

. >> we rested on our laurels for too long, unfortunately. but in the last few years we have invested more than 60 million euros and the skiing areas. what's more was invested in the run-up to the championships. -- >> more was invested in the run-up to the championships. the focus is on sustainable development. the of local businesses are set to benefit. hotels and restaurants are also being spruced up. >> over the past few years, the number of overnight stays has risen between 3% -- 3.5% and 5% per year. garmisch partenkirchen is becoming a popular destination both in summer and winter. >> germinate hosted the olympics in 1936. the nazis -- germans hosted5 at the a leviton 1936. the nazis used the event for propaganda. >> the sporting events themselves were wonderful, but the nazis influenced and exploited the games.i that is something many people have been reluctant to acknowledge. >> if minnick wins its bid to st the 2018 winter olympics -- if munich wins its bid to host the 2018 winter olympics, they will get a taste of an en bigger sport

. >> un revÉs temporario que no le quitara los laureles ganados durante 18 aÑos de brillante carrera,102 del rascacielos mÁs famoso de nueva york, el empire state. el edificio ha sido escenario para miles de pelÍculas. >> una Última pausa y enseguida muere uno de los compositores mÁs famosos de mÉxico. con canciones conocidas, fondos musicales de temas de >> falleciÓ uno de los compositores mexicanos mÁs afamados, manuel esmerÓn hizo fondos musicales y temas principales de cientos de pelÍculas de llamado cine de oro mexicano. quizÁs para usted no le sonÓ mucho su nombre, pero sÍ es probable que le son algunas de sus canciones. ♪ >> el amorcito corazÓn dejó de latir, manuel a un muerto y justo el dÍa del amor su despedida. ♪ >> la vida se le rajo al musicalizar de mÁs de 500 pelÍculas y autor de 440 temas emblemÁticos de la cultura fÍlmica mexicana. se fue para no volver. ♪ ♪ no volverÉ ♪ >> el cancionero latinoamericano estÁ de luto y por eso hasta el palacio de bellas artes ante supuestos un Último adiÓs evocativo musical. >> por lo menos que podemos hacer es homenajear los. el Últim

. >> among them, the list of honorees included a redwood heights elementary artist and resident, laurel gardener and graffiti buster and educator. >>> mayor ed lee is cleaning up in san francisco just in time for chinese new year there. that doesn't look like cleaning up. chinese lion dancers and fireworks were on hand as the mayor and san francisco's department of public works welcomed volunteer efforts to clean up a chinatown neighborhood. more than 500 young people painted curbs, swept and planted trees. the mayor says community involvement is the cornerstone of a healthy city. >>> not only is the volunteerism, not only is the open door, it's our communities. we believe that. i want to make sure everybody knows that beautifying our neighborhoods is the number one objective of our clean teams. but building that partnership is so important throughout the city. and we will do more of that in the coming year. >> many of today's volunteers were students who are committed to the community as part of their education. >>> tomorrow night is the biggest night of the year in the music business,

. >> not wanting to rest on her laurels, fukushima is working on making a bigger 3d television for viewing without, of course, wearing any pair of special glasses. >>> let's look at some of the news we've gathered from broadcasting stations across asia. we begin with this item sent by cctv china. >>> a blizzard dumped up to one meter of snow in tibet, china's south region paralyzing the local road. local police rescued 30 people who were stranded on the st. john tibet highway. some of them suffered altitude sickness and frostbite as the temperature dropped to minus 30 degrees celsius. by thursday soldiers had cleared about 160,000 cubic meters of snow along the highway but many sections remained closed to traffic. >>> bangladesh prime minister inaugurated the cricket world cup on thursday. india and sri lanka are co-hosting the event. over 3,000 performers showcase the cultures of the three host nations. the capital's night sky was lit by an impressive show of fireworks that formed an impressive backdrop to the show. the first match will see bangladesh squaring off against india on saturda

my wife and i lived around laurel village in district 2. we have two small children. our goal is five and our boy is three. how parents and excited to be here on the board. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? and tell us about what motivated your interest in politics. >> choosing to live in san francisco was natural, given that i was born and raised here. when you are a child, you do not understand what you have until you leave home. i have the fortunate opportunity to live in los angeles and abroad in ireland and in philadelphia. there is no place like home in san francisco is your home. very natural and something was looking forward to in trying to find a job to come home to after law school. my job afforded me that opportunity, to come back to the bay area. so i'm lucky, and i will be here the rest of my life. in terms of getting into politics, for me, it was two reasons. first, being from here was part of my motivation. really feeling a sense of routes in san francisco, and also raising our children here. as a young family, we went through the discussi

residents streak out of the district of avid john, a city in territory controlled by incumbent president laurel bagbo. thoughs leaving talk of gun battles and explosions -- translator: we heard gunshots until 4:00 in the morning. we could not sleep and we're tired now. >> we're living hell. it is hell. we are tired. >> a man rest is spreading with gunshots reported in the capital. a town in the west is also said to have been taken over by those pointing to oust mr. bagbo. he's been refusing to step down since november's presidential election. the u.n. and foreign leaders want him to hand over power to rival allison, who is seen as the winner. he is receiving support from most of the armed forces. he can also rely on the backing of these people, youth supporters who belong to a group called the young patriots. earlier there's called for defense units to be set up to protect themselves and has ordered them to block u.n. peacekeepers. translator: i'm asking all east of ivory coast to organize militiament the u.n. fears ivory coast is a risk of relapsing into civil war. >> clashes between security

i graduated from laurel high school, which is the school where the majority of students are students of color. apart from my caucasian friend, i don't think a single one of my friends came from a non-immigrant family. the other thing growing up in this climate is how polarizing the issue is. it seems like there has been a battle between people who are pro immigration and people who are anti-immigration. but i think, especially seeing all the faces here, just putting faces on this issue makes it so there aren't two sides to this people, that there are two grooms of people opposed to each other. somewhere down the line, all of us came here at some point, except the native americans. but yeah, i think like my mom said, just getting our voice out there, really are part of the same society, and i think our society has faced a real moral crisis where we have family values that are opposed to what our policies and laws say, and we are splitting up families. i have friends who were born here and don't speak a word of spanish and could be deported and couldn't communicate with anyone. i think

are threatening to derail the country's recovery as are his laurels for reports the political price may be too high for the obama administration. tunisia. egypt. the hurricane. algeria. libya protest in country seeming to skew one another unrest spreading like wildfire through the middle east and north africa own raging in only here rich countries that helped fuel the world's use of more than eighty four million barrels of crude a day. uncertainty over production has set prices soaring meaning a shock waves from the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide will is of course the resource on the planet today that controls. extremely right now the mideast crisis is hitting home for outteridge americans as oil prices have skyrocketed so too have the prices people pay for gasoline and now the price americans pay at the pump is threatening to derail the u.s. economic recovery a surge in oil. prices will be the end of the u.s. economy not just in and to the recovery there's no more bailouts like a reality peak oil expert michael c. rupert sees happening it will hit one hundred fifty dollar

it happened in the laurel woodshopping center. nobody was hurt including the driver who was in her 30s. the store closed after the crash for employees to clean up. a contractor had to be called into stabilize the support pole. >>> a narcotics team has stopped operations at least for now after the arrest of its lead officer. as john tells us other agencies are now fighting ways to move forward while one of their own is prosecuted. >> reporter: until wednesday the county narcotics enforcement team was run by norman welsh. now his admission to role in a drug theft and sell spree has stopped them in their tracks. >> for now their operations have stopped. >> reporter: they are the narcotics defail for smaller cities like walnut creek and pittsburgh. the da said they will be reviewed top to bottom. >> one person if they are motivated to do bad things are -- very difficult to stop. we can put some things in place to make it harder to do that. >> reporter: the oakland attorney has sued welsh on behalf of a familiar of a man who was killed

. >> a driver lost control and plowed into a rite aid store at the laurel dale, nobody was hurt in the accident. a downed tree closed piedmont in berkley. crews were called in to clearing the intersection at channingway yesterday and had to use a chain saw to open up the road again. the tree was uprooted near the east side of the uc berkley campus. prosecutors say the former commander of the state narcotics, acknowledged drugs during raids. felony counts including drug possession, he did not enter a plea. welch and his attorney corps doza say that he fell into debt after his daughter need add bone marrow transplant. he is accused of selling the drugs along with an investigator. butler is facing the same charges as welsh. >> san francisco is launching a crackdown on crack pipes. filing a suit in superior court against a half dozen shops selling for drug paraphernalia. >> neighbors are pleased. >> crystal meth and crack pines-- >> san francisco attorneys pointing to pictures ever illegal drug paraphernalia confiscated not from dealers, but from stores. >> these are specialized instrument

. >> we rested on our laurels for too long, unfortunately. but in the last few years we have invested more than 60 million euros and the skiing areas. what's more was invested in the run-up to the championships. -- >> more was invested in the run-up to the championships. the focus is on sustainable development. the of local businesses are set to benefit. hotels and restaurants are also being spruced up. >> over the past few years, the number of overnight stays has risen between 3% -- 3.5% and 5% per year. garmisch partenkirchen is becoming a popular destination both in summer and winter. >> germinate hosted the olympics in 1936. the nazis -- germans hosted at the a leviton 1936. the nazis used the event for propaganda. >> the sporting events themselves were wonderful, but the nazis influenced and exploited the games. that is something many people have been reluctant to acknowledge. >> if minnick wins its bid to host the 2018 winter olympics -- if munich wins its bid to host the 2018 winter olympics, they will get a taste of an even bigger spo

politicians always feel that if somebody says something somewhere in the laureled about than they have got to respond. ronald reagan knew that you don't have to respond to everything. sometimes the best response is to not say anything. and, you know, with those quotes that you gave, conservatives who were not happy because he might have cut a deal with tip o'neill or he'll are there. he insisted if you want to get anything done him a that is the art of politics. you have to do it. >> host: not collaboration. >> guest: that's right. he believed that 80-20 rule. a lot of people today, conservative and liberal who don't believe in that 80-20 rule. >> host: restate that. >> guest: if you par with me 80% of the time, let's have dinner. rear going to get the. you know, with my dad. abortion and the conscience of the nation. that 1992 he supported his daughter for congress of the united states. the pro-left group could not understand how he could do that. only jack kemp showed up. all of the pro-life republicans stayed home. what did they get? jane harmon. now, how many times a week to the ag

we've done a lot to further improve the security, but i think, you know, we cannot just rest on our laurels. we have to continue to be one step ahead of the terrorists sfrt experts from the the los alamos national lab are trying to do just that, recovering radioactive material that is no longer in use. so far they have secured nearly 25,000 sources at about 900 sites around the world. among the items they have recovered, glow meters and pumps used in oil production. devices used by schools for radiation experiments. medical scanners and others. but this work is by no means done. the company is working with 90 other countries trying to secure radioactive material in about 13,000 buildings. >> we all feel that we are in a race against the terrorists. so if the terrorists are trying to think of new ways to access materials, you know, radio logical materials, we're trying to think of new ways to protect them. >> reporter: the nnsa fields nine nuclear radio logical advisory teams, first responders that deploy about 100 times a year. they carry a dizzying array of sensors to big events: inaugurat

whose become one of the faces says " the time to negotiate with christine has run out. " >> reporter: laurel armed with little more than a laptop they don't look like the leaders or revolutions. let's tell the people react when they spot him in the streets. strangers, but his name, and praise him, even stop their cars and traffic just to say hello. did you plant a revolution? >> yes. we did. >> reporter: what was the plan? >> to get everyone in the street. >> reporter: along with a group of egyptian activists this 30 road markings executive worked in his spare time to organize the protest that sparked a grass-roots revolt. was this an internet revolution? >> yes. i will call at revolution 2.0. >> reporter: after second day of protests he was snatched from the street. >> i know i was targeted, i was scared. >> reporter: during the 1.5 weeks he spent blindfolded in solitary confinement the egyptian uprising kept growing. when he was finally released he discovered a city transformed. >> when i went to the streets, i can't tell you my feelings. i was so proud of the people. >> reporter: he learn

siempre me gusta sazonar la lenteja con laurel y pimienta roja.Ómo se prepara el salÓn. >> previamente limpiado. ya le saquÉ lpiel y vamos a sazonar con un poco de sal y un poco d pimienta negra. el sartÉn estÁ caliente. veo que nuevamente estÁs utilizando aceitde olivo. >> muchas veces se puede utilizar el aceite de oliva y siempre te va a dejar un pequeÑo bor amar cuando uno especialmente va a cocinar. >> cuÁnto tiempo sedeja el salmÓn cocinando? >> es un fite, depende del grosor defilete. 4 o 5 minutos dependiendo del grosor del filete. >> para que se den unideael platillo final estÁ en paalla y ya aparecien todos los ingredientes. les cuto que esta salsa es una delicia. son diferentes hierbas? >> sÍ, es muy simple y se puede combinar con pezcado y carne. es saia, roro, l, aceite romero. >> lo pued combinar con este platil. >>estÁ perfecto. mÉtele encima al nal arriba d salmÓn. >> ivo,muchas gracias por esta sencilla y nutritiva receta. siempre tienes un gar aquÍ con nosotros en despierta amÉca. ustedes tienen la oportudad de desarrollar y prep

muchas personas consiguen ese empleo y llegan al lugar de trabajo y se relajan y se echan sobre sus laurelesras obligaciones a quiÉn nos vamos a reportar, cÓmo es el orden de comando. porque cuando uno llega otros le quieren poner todos los trabajos que no quieren hacer y se te multiplican los casos. >> y a quiÉn le hago caso? todo el mundo me ordena. >> establecer orden de comando y parte de las responsabilidades. >> viene el hecho de aportar ideas y mejorar en el empleo. a veces uno cae en el... mucha gente cae mal porque siempre estÁ aportando. >> hay que ganarse el derecho de piso. uno no puede llegar nuevo porque va a caer re mal. este es el nuevo y quÉ tiene que anda opinando. porque uno no sabe cÓmo funciona esa oficina por dentro. oÍdos encendidos y lengua apagada. >> ahÍ aplica el dicho: calladito me veo mÁs bonito. con nuestros compaÑeros de trabajo cÓmo debemos comportannos? >> en las dos primeras semanas hay que ser cuidadoso. no hay que insertarse en los grupos para almorzar. no sabemos... porque tal vez caemos con las pni que son muy problemÁticas y que estÁn buscando jalar a a

she's a native of laurel, mississippi, and a graduate of mississippi state university.right. i tell you what, we do love this conservative crowd. i love it. cpac is one of my favorite events of the year. you all come here with a lot of thoughts. you turn them into actions. you take principles. you apply them to policy. to energize us. you stand up and say let's take a stance on some of these issues and turn the clock back to some of our conservative values. and i've got a specific issue that we need to have you take a stand on today. this is one that you can help us with. we must act now. now, to completely turn back the federal communications commission regulation of the internet. [applause] >> if we do not, we will have failed to check the single largest unilateral imposition of executive authority in a generation. if the american experiment is to succeed in a hyper connected century, and conservatives cannot fail to defend true internet freedom. [applause] >> here's how i see this. when a president or his administration proposes even minor expansions of government au

it must say hypo allergenic and sodium laurel sulfate. it's not good.> okay. good information. what about cosmetics? again, so many options and they have lots of chemicals in them. >> they do. again looking for a brand like philosophy is something that has ingredients that are better for the skin. look for something that can be applied with your fingers. avoid using a brush. even though a brush is soft it can be abrasive to the skin. you don't want ingredients like mica, talc and formaldehyde and colorful makeup like blues and purples on the eyes are more likely to irritate than the neutrals. >> good information. these are the actual things you would use to wash your face. >> yes, they are. >> also you have i think spf stuff here. in choosing what to wash your face with, again you are talking suds-free. >> les suds. >> and you want to say -- >> we want moisturizers that say hypoallergenic. these are our favorites, cetaphil. moisturize more frequently in cold weather. we should be wearing sunscreen, sun block. look for a physical block. zinc oxide, titan

tonight's laurell arrangements will be donated to walter reed army hospital.ur wounded and recovering heroes, and volunteers will take your cards on the way out and deliver them with the floral arrangements. thanks for honoring those who served our country. we will have another pause while discontinue with your dessert -- while you continue with your dessert and resume in a moment. ♪ >> we are bringing you some of the live cpac meeting here in washington d.c., and while the group takes a break, is to let you know on capitol hill tonight, the house appropriations committee introduced a bill to fund the government was some of the largest discretionary spending cuts in history. it would cut president obama spending request by more than $100 billion. the house expected to debate that spending bill next week. back here at cpac, let's take a look at some of the speakers from earlier this week. majority leader john boehner received an award and spoke to the group yesterday. we will show you as much of this as we can while we wait for the cpac to resume their event. >

you can't rest on your laurels in aviation in any respect. the industry is always shaky. the public is always a little bit shaky. times are sakey. bad times, fewer passengers. better times, more passengers. sounds like good news for better passengers. it isn't always good news that there will be more passengers in the future. i strongly believe that this bill is fundamentally about the future of aviation, and it is vastly important. this bill is about making sure that we have the most technologically advanced satellite-based air traffic control system in the world. this bill is about catapulting our air traffic control system out of the 19th century and into the 21st century with every other industrialized country in the world. we do not share that with them now. x-ray is an x-ray. more people drive around in cars with global g.p.s. systems than airplanes have. so it doesn't make sense, but that's the fact. today, as i said, we're behind europe and even mongolia. and we have to remedy that fact that we have to do it quickly. this bill is about making sure that we continue