who am i to be upset over having to defend a practice, you know? who am i to say i can't handle this. >> it seems improbable that voodoo will ever be widely regarded as anything but scary and dark, and in sally ann's view misunderstood. for "religion and ethics newsweekly" i'm lucky severson in new orleans. >>> finally, in rome outside the main train station there's a new 17-foot tall statue of the late john paul ii. the overwhelming popular verdict is it's awful. the artist says he had in mind john paul opening his cloak to envelope a child, but others say it looks like a bell or a sentry box or a bathroom fixture. one roman said the head looks like a bullet and likened it to muss lee nis. the may jor of rome has appointed a commission to advise him on what to do. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on facebook and twitter, find us on youtube, and watch us anytime anywhere on smartphones and iphones. there's also much more on our websi website. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video p

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who are actually doing something. listen to the people out there. i am one of the parents who give a damn. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. my name is nancy, and i have been here over and over again, so this time i am saying, if you give us a parent of voice for our children, -- as parents of boys for our children, but you continued to not -- you give us terparrents a voice, but you continue to not listen. you continue to hire your friends rather than the most qualified candidates to work with our children. school staff and leadership in no way reflects observers' demographics of the students that we serve. the mandates of the complaint were specific to the bayview hunters point and the southeast sector of the city. what good has that done us? i thought i was making a difference consistently coming before you, a voice for our children, but i must say, shame on you, because you continue to do what you have always done, and therefore, will never solve the achievement gap of the population, so we continue to remain under served, neglected, and forgotten. i want to thank all of a view, eve

we grew up together and so i never really had a chance to think about who am i as an individual, what do i want as an individual, and what do i want as an individual climbing into a relationship. and i really think that was a problem because we didn't really talk about it until it was too late. when i was younger i didn't want to become a mother. i really felt like my mother had been a perfect mother and i didn't think i could follow in her footsteps. so rather than do it badly and i decided not do it at all. and then my husband wanted children, and we went over it again and again, a finally he wanted to be the primary caregiver, so i agreed to have children. when i had them, i ended up being this stay at home, work at home, perfect mother, and then i got this opportunity to go to japan. that's the background for the decision because when i got to japan i sort of realized i have done this thing i didn't intend to do, and i didn't want to do that anymore when i got home. it was not like i wanted to leave my children, but i realized i wanted to reconceive my motherhood. >> rizzuto says

i like to feel that i am not someone who is being taxed without representation. i am full the chair -- i am certain that the chair -- i nothing that this was transparent. i think that this should be the case and i would suggest that because this is legislation for a couple of major issues, that you insist on having transparency in this process, and serious discussion on the assessment of the taxes. one thing i wanted to say. >> can you expand on the last thing that you said? >> there is also a problem in the position of the board. the original idea was that every facility would have one representative. there is a facility with three board members, and they only have one of them. the chairman of the board just said that he had a community member, but actually, this community member and the position of the property owners -- the largest landlord has a couple of board members. and also, the property owners spent $2 million. i am a very active person in this. we need for them to show us who was writing the check. >> and is there any other member of the public to look

there are too many people claiming the end of the world, who am i to believe? my boss gets sucked up in the rector? who is going to approve my script? i always said, is the end of what happened, i want to be clear to cover it. maybe i will get my chance. " every guarantees this judgment day will be on my list of people beating badly for ever. i impatiently waiting in the newsrooms of that i can show you the end of the world. stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> this prediction started from harold camping, he made his first condition about the end of the world 15 years ago. obviously that did not pan out. he said that it is one to begin with an earthquake that is felt around the world and in a series of natural disasters. if i do not see you, thank you for watching. we are caught with more in a couple of minutes, 60 3:00 a.m.. here is san francisco, the james lick freeway. this is a pretty good. "--things look pretty good. hawke >> welcome back, nasa managers today are cutting a space walk because one of the astronauts carbon dioxide sensor stopped working. the the a

and then what you want to answer is your mission which is who am i in service of and what is the promise that i am making. >> what's your vision? >> my mission is to inspire inform and boldly promote courageous women in business. >> i love it. i will sign on to that. i put it up on my wall because it's so important to me to stay focused on what my mission is. and so if you know who you are in service of, for me it's women, then you are clear about what your next steps are. >> it's important to have that mission in front of you even as you said it i could feel you just go, yeah, that's what i wake up in the morning for. and it keeps you going. >> keeps you going. >> and focuses your energy. >> it does. because in business and there are a lot of hard times and that's real. you will have wonderful ups and downs and it's just part of process, lessons. there are many lessons and sleepless nights at times. when you have your mission and you are clear about your direction, then and you have it posted on your wall and revisit it when you need to, then that keeps you clear where you are going. >>

as long as i'm okay with who i am and that is all that matters. my husband and children and my family is okay, so i'm okay. >> okay. >> i think they're proud of me. they probably want me to, you know, maybe you could do it a little bit different and maybe your delivery don't have to be so hard, maybe all of those things, but it is what it is. >> you have a lot of people watching. >> are you working on your own reality tv show some day? >> i'm not sure. there are a lot of offers -- >> there are a lot of offers out there. we'll see which one works for me. i've been doing very, very well, and i'm blessed. >> you have taken off like a rocket. >> i'm really blessed and happy with the things happening to me. >> congratulations. nene leaks, thanks so much. see her sunday night or in person at the lincoln theater through the 8th. >> look at mr. trump. >> there he is. >>> and coming up at news 4 at 4:00, charlie sheen's plan to help the victims of the deadly tornadoes in the south. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and why shania twain can no longer sing. we'll hear from her comi

you know, who am i to say what your attitude is? you know, your decision you might decide that you're intensely you have an intense feeding of grief around your illness. right that's your mechanism of healing. i can try to help -- i can try to help people when that grief takes what i would call a kind of pathological form but even then i try to be kind of -- step back from it. and i particularly am allergic to this idea that the reason you're not getting better is because you're not thinking positively enough. i think that's part of the reason i choose to write this book. there are so many ideas that say that you're not getting better enough and not fighting hard enough. i think i'm very allergenic to that and i start off going there. that's where you want to be that's your decision but for me to say that as a doctor i think creates a cycle of blame that i really want to avoid.

it sidelines, many muslims who don't want to brought up primarily, politically they would say, i am an egypt or iraqi or curd, politically a muslim. the president keeps imposing this framework on politics of -- that is political islam and bad for christians in the area. >> real quickly, we have a few seconds, the muslim brotherhood in egypt announced they were going to hire a christian cops to serve as president of the muslim brotherhood party, is this a farce? is this window dressing, or are you encouraged by this? >> it is probably sincere. the muslim brotherhood probably thinks its policies would be good. i am saying they are not. the program with the muslim brotherhood wants to implement if it comes to power will be bad for the cops. they might believe otherwise, they do in the end which will found. i would treat it as window dressing. >> terrific, always good to have you. paul marshal -- you can see it at our website cwnews.org. >>> coming up on "christian world news", he called heaven a fairy story, now this british scientists has provoked a fire storm. >> welcome back, remarks b

i mean, i want to go beyond the stereotype of who i am as a deaf person, as a person who can do anything anything except hear. >> john, what do you think? >> i think there is a stereotype that comes with cowboy hats. i think there's a stereotype, you know, with lil jon that comes with a guy with baggy pants and gold teeth. i think one great thing that's happened this season is some stereotypes have been successfully broken down. and -- you know, everybody comes from a different place. they look like what they look like. they believe what they believe. but we all have heart and soul. and we all care about our charities. and at the end of the day i do believe that's where we all come together on the same page. >> marlee, difficult question for you. but i'm going to ask it anyway. if you could live without one of two men, your husband or jack, who would it be? >> translator: i've had my husband for 18 years. i've had four kids with him. i'm an extremely happily married woman. i rather be without jack and keep my husband. thank you very much. >> you are out, jack. i can't believe you've just

not who i was before this war, i am not she who no longer dares to be my mother is so happy with this worn body returned home. we pretend that i am as whole as i look. but at night when i stair through the dark at the hidden image in the mirror i cannot lie to the stranger i see. i have forgotten everything. except my affection for children, my service to country and my insatiable fear. [applause] >> sizing up the cost of war. >> what is left but the shoes. shoes scuffed and torn, no longer having feet to carry them, shoes empty now. work boots bearing mud from the last field he had plowed with his father. empty now. red sneakers with white stripes brought back fwr america by her oldest son given to her youngest, both of them immediately rung outside kicking the soccer ball back and forth the older rustling the youngster's head after a goal, empty now. heavy and white, they were the first pair of shoes she ever walked in. the first she had learned to untie so that she could riggel out and once again feel the sand cyst between her toes, empty now. his work boots were resoled many

who am i to say what yours positive attitude is? your decision, you might decide that you're intensely, you have an intense feeling of grief around your illness, right? that's your mechanism of healing. i can try to, i try to help people when that grief takes what i would call kind of a pathological form. but even then i try to be kind of, i try to step back from it. and i particularly am allergic to this idea that, oh, you know, the reason you're not getting better is because you're not thinking positively enough. i think, actually, that's part of the reason i actually wrote this book. there are so many self-help books out this about cancer that say that, that, you know, you're not getting better enough, you're not doing the right thing, you're not fighting hard enough. and i think i'm very allergic to that. i'm not going to go there. if that's where you wanted to be, that's your decision as a patient. i respect that decision, but for me to say that as a doctor, i think, creates a kind of cycle of blame that i really want to avoid.

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who am i kidding it's light. we are learning of a problem in mil pee douse. can see it's somewhat dark there. apparently it has a big power outage going where a big portion of the city is without power. looking here i don't see any street lights either. we will get to the pot to of this. receive let's go to steve. >>> we have a change today. that is the fog. so 5-15 degrees cooler the biggest impact will be the inland areas. we will see some low 80s but that will be it for a couple of days. that will bring in much cooler air mass starting today. the fog is starting to move in. there is plenty south. there is some on the coast. and there is a lot offshore. it's going to get helped ray long in the next 24 hours. i expect it to fly in tomorrow. 50s everybody here. west 28 at sfo. gusting to 32. fairfield southwest 14. everything is in place with the sea breeze there. and some of the low clouds beginning to march inland. system is digging in from the north. it's going right over the sierra, nevada. and that will give us even more cooling as we head into the weeke

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i am so proud of this whole area. being a mayor who plays golf -- i am so humbled by being mayor. i am humbled by the game of golf. i learn something every single time i play this game. but i also played a lot in the city of san francisco. it is such a wonderful game for everyone in the city to have, including all of you 300 kids. thank you for coming out. >> and now pg&e president chris dunn. i know you would like to talk next. >> thank you. we are excited to be part of this program and working in collaboration with first tee, is a great organization in the city and county of san francisco and the school district. it is an honor to be here today. mayor, i have had many, many more hole in one span three, but unfortunately they were on a putt-putt course. [laughter] my golf game itself is humiliating. it is actually humbling all the time. it is a lot of fun to play. you are going to have a great opportunity, because you are going to be able to learn a lot about lifelong values. this will serve you well. not just in school. but throughout your life. the great part is you get to have

who am i trying to connect with? where can i find those people. professional associat n associatio associations, sporting activities, things that allow you to connect with people in a real way. >> don't waste time is the word. >> that's right. >> don't go to places you won't benefit from. >> a lot of times when you are looking, you don't want to reveal your cards and know they are looking for something else so they tend to be quiet about it. you say no. publicize it. >> don't be quiet. everybody has a network. if you have a small network, you feel you don't know anyone. you do. let people know you are looking for new people and making new connections. what are you involved in. >> focus on connecting. how is it different from connecting? >> focus on connecting, not just getting. when you get involved take on a project, do volunteer work. it allows people to see how you work, how timely you are and what kind of worker you are so they understand what you have to offer. >> these are all things that generally are not going to cost you anything. >> that

you know, i can tell from your reaction who you'd like to win this award. am i right? ok. by the way, has anybody accepted? actually said yeah, send me -- does thomas or keith olbermann -- not keith olbermann or --

he was walking around the room going hi, do you know who i am? do you know who i am?lady patted him on the arm and said no, but if you go to the nurse's stand, maybe they can help you out. i want to thank present bozell for picking up a guy who is down on his luck. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you, andrew klavan. tip phillips. -- tim phillips. every year our team of immediate cra sleuths pour over tens of thousands of hours of footage. the quotes are delivered to a veritable who's who of the conservative movement and ultimately as it should be, they read their final judgment with the winners and runners up at the annual dishonors awards. these votes were perhaps the closest ever. i thank the men and women for their input. the 2011 dishonors award judges in alphabetical order. ♪ ♪ seller number 8. ladies and gentlemen, i am started to find this obscene. she is a legal correspondent and a popular syndicated columnist for the united press syndicate. syndicate.

oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana went to the steppe. they found dimusi weeping. anana took his and and said, you will go to the underworld for half of the year. your sister,

who am i trying to connection with and where do they congrega congregate. don't do activities where you are not going to find people in your target audience. look at professional activities and sporting activities. ways to connect in a real way. >> don't go to places you can't benefit from. >> then you need to simply ask around. a lot of times, people when they are looking they want to keep it close and not reveal their cards and let anybody know they are looking for something else so they tend to be quiet about it. you say no. publicize it. >> everybody has a network. a lot of times when you have a small network, you feel you don't know anyone. the people you do know, i'm trying to meet new people and get new connections. what are you involved in? >> focus on connecting. how is that different than networking? >> focus on connecting, not just getting. when you get involved do a project and take on a project. let them know what you have to offer. >> these are things that are not going to cost you anything. >> that's right. >> when you think sharpening your t

how do we focus on those organizations, the people who cannot do it themselves? i am sorry to answer your question with a question, but it is something i am passionate about. >> hello, i am just graduating high school this year. i plan to pursue a career in journalism. like others, i get a constant reminder that it is a struggling field. personally, i am not too concerned with money. i am just passionate about journalism. like many others, i want to know what it is looking like for people like me, who are planning to pursue a career in journalism, what steps do i need to be taking? >> four years from now, i believe she will be out of journalism school, what will landscaped look like? >> it will look great because you are cheap labor. [laughter] and there is plenty of room for you to work their way up. if you really focus on digital skills that make you stand out from everyone else, you are going to make it. fundamentally, you need to write well. if you can do that, you will be successful in this industry. i honestly believe that there is plenty of room for people who