expression. i am looking for people to say something in a fantastic way. and everybody does in the course of an hour. what i have here is 20 gray, expressive people. they teach me something when i get in there and see what they do. >> you are not just recount in your conversations, you are in character. whether it is lance armstrong, whose characters are people that we actually know. what is the process for actually getting into the character? you are studying them not just for voice and content, but other stuff as well. >> my acting technique comes from a man, a black man that only had an a grade education, my grandfather. he said to me, if you say a word often enough, it becomes you. it is all part of a big project that i started a long time ago. this play is about the eighteenth or something in that series. i have been trying to absorber america but putting down my tape recorder and talking to people, taking what they said and saying it over and over again. i am walking in somebody's words. the overall goal is to learn about the country that i live then. >> what you learn from talking to ame

that's just an expression of other forms of repression. teen pregnancy and drug abuse. i said, what's going on? well they speak a different language in the home. it's a disconnect. they don't have enough money. i knew he had money because he always picked up the tab. he drove a nice car. i happened to have a hood accept and am proud of it. people distinguish between accents. i have spoken to students about that. are you at risk? no. i like jewelry too. what if i took your jewelry and i dropped you right in the middle. in a really high crime area. would you be at risk? sometimes we attribute at risk to perform characteristics. sometimes the environment. we adjust. growing up. i needed to leave the environment. i am talking straight up. to survive, i grew up on the streets. the word i did at chad. the number one book that's popular, what book do you think it is? i hear the bible. beautiful. what is it? i have heard that one too. you know what it is? it's called the art of seduction. the first section is called choose a victim. what has happened is this. as an educator. so

it is really the role this piece plays as an expression of a particular place and time. is there a better word? >> we had a few names. we thought this was the best one. commissioner moore: would you mention the other words while you are at it? >> i think one was "memorial sign." remembrancer? [laughter] president olague: some of us are ok with commemorative. commissioner moore: supervisor campos, did anyone come up with a snappy

faster action, they wants to see more action taken against gadhafi and his cronies, so this is an expression of their doubt and frustration. >> i know you're headed back to the region this time tomorrow night, so who knows where we'll talk to you next, richard engel. >> back in this country, the fda panel rejected the controversial drug avastin as a treatment for end-stage breast cancer. this is the second time the fda has said that avastin is not safe for breast cancer treatment. avastin is still approved to treat other forms of cancer, but this means that insurance won't pay for it as a breast cancer treatment. opponents are saying that the fda is taking away one of their few options for treatment. a final decision by the full fda is due in just a few months. >>> back to the story in this country we have been following off week, that big fire in new mexico that's been moving in on the los alamos nuclear weapons lab. janet shanlian is there and has been covering it for us. janet, good evening. >> reporter: firefighters are making some progress out here, but the winds are picking up once aga

they will have an express bus in the hope to reduce crowding. >>> tonight there's a new effort to getsition 8 reinstated. as paul chambers reports, prop 8 supporters say the judge that overturns the ban is biased. >> reporter: one side is asking the judge to overturn vaughn walker's decision to eliminate the ban on same-sex marriage. >> the supreme court says that no man can be a judge in his own case and no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. >> i believe it is discriminatory. i believe it is about the judge in his private life. >> reporter: judge walker admitted that he is in a long- term relationship with a man and some say that because of that judge walker may have wanted to get married which means his ruling could have been biased. >> judge walker's decision must be vacated and reconsidered by a neutral judge who has no direct and substantial personal interest in the outcome. >> this ploy has been used throughout history. when litigants try to disqualify black judges from sitting on cases involving equal protection and desegregation. >> repor

it is merely an expression of concern so that people will not blame the major powers in the world that you are not saying something about what's going on in syria but it does not amount to. a practical measure whether we consider it to be positive or negative in order to show actual concern so i really don't know what purpose this serves apart from the from. expressing an apology for not being able to do much well as western leaders are calling for this resolution against syria another interesting news lines come out the un atomic watchdog has also launched an investigation into whether a syrian priscilla's he destroyed back in two thousand and seven by israel was a nuclear site but we all recall that story we just heard about it from a reporter then he will be suspicious of the timing of this. well it's all my really because if i may and i mean what purpose does it serve the meal if we're talking about the syrian people themselves and their demands for treatment by the regime for an end to corruption for a more democratic political life i r don't see really what this has got to do wit

it is an expression of the fund having excess earnings that they did not use. going forward for new hires, it would not be permanent. it would continue to be paid until there were no excess earnings and it would be paid again in the future when there are excess earnings. supervisor elsbernd: let me just preface a question i will have when it gets to your return, and maybe, perhaps j.. defining these changes are around the supplemental cola are difficult. if you could prepare an answer, i would appreciate it. >> what i just described reflect long-term savings, because these apply to people who were not even on the city's payroll. it is the typical turnover of 5% @ year. so, the element most people are referring to when they talk about how much does it save in the next 10 years, the floating contribution, the employee contribution. the employee contribution is set by charter for virtually all city employees at 7.5%. it varies. it goes up, it goes down, depending on what is in the plan, the demographics, but also, power the investments doing. we have encountered a

he has done wonders in that community not eventualonly bein police officer but an expressed example of a leader in community policing. because you don't get the comments that you get when you are not doing a good job with the boys and girls club, with delancey street and bayview ymca, without going beyond the coal of caught, being the captain but being a people's captain. that was undertaken. this will be reform from the inside out. it is something we have talked about for quite some time. there is a dedication here to not only reform but the continued improvement of our police department, inviting in of the different employee groups that met with, each of the different employee groups that had a chance to talk with me about what they wanted to see out of a new chief. they not only got that ear, they got the commitment from all of us in this appointment. [applause] >> we have talked about accountability, and you will see how accountability has been exhibited in chief suhr's appointment. not only did he embrace comstat but he was a living example of how modern technology using statistic

officials diverted planes to other runways while work crews scooped up 150 turtles for an express rideo a nearby sandy and safer habitat. iowan i'm lynn berry. this is "early today." just your first stop of the day on your nbc st >>> for one town in spain -- food fights are for kids. wine fights are for adults. over 5,000 people participated in an annual wine spraying showdown. a tradition dating back to the middle ages. it took more than 13,000 gallons of vino to super soak the crowd. the event takes place in a region known for some of the finest red wine in the world. what a waste of good wine. >>> well, here's a sport that combines mud with mayhem into one big mess. the swamp soccer world cup took place in scotland with the team from moscow beating out england and russia. the sport started five years ago. it's just like normal soccer, but all the grass is removed from the field with water added to make the sloppy ground, and the only real rule? have some fun. >>> one couple in france take their work home with them. literally. without a child of their own, a couple who work as zoo ma

try it out here first from a ridership perspective and also from a congestion making it really an express bus and avoid getting bogged down in some of that. so we'll see -- that's the advantage of calling it a pilot and it didn't take the better part of 24 hours before i received a phone call asking about the l line. >> it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> that's one of the lines that can have a lot of -- >> switch back. >> how will that be handled especially with the switchback? what's that going to do with the switchback? >> hmm. we'll have to watch all of that. i think -- i think that's the challenge we have, a highly subscribed transit system here. and you know, we have -- in some cases with those switchbacks we have just as much traffic inbound as outbound. those realtime decisions have been made and we're making adjustments and we are minimizing the amount of switchbacks but they are necessary from time to time to keep the system evenly balanced -- capacity. >> the director's comments are well taken that this is not for folks in the sunset system. the idea is to alleviate the system so th

supreme court justices decided today that this video game is an expression of free speech and selling it to minors is not a crime. >> the u.s. supreme court has decided that it's going to side with corporate america and walmart against our children. >> reporter: senator leland yi is the author of the law banning the sale of violent video games to children under 18. video game and entertainment industry lobbyists are celebrating their victory today while california politicians, representatives from child psychiatric, and law enforcement organization s lick their wound. >> this is an important case for the video industry because it recognizes children's constitutional rights, and it also recognizes that retailers are doing a good job of determining what product ought to be sold over the counter. >> in the past we've protected them from alcohol and cigarette ads, and pornography. we felt that this was on that level. >> reporter: ian is an avid video game player and admits some are definitely violent. his mother has always been aware of exactly what games he's been playing. >> there doesn

. >>> riders on muni's busiest rail line are getting relief today muni is adding an express bus to run the same route as the rail line. this is a pilot program the ease over crowding on the route between san francisco's financial district and ocean beach it carries nearly 40,000 riders a day,. >>> not often we get to report good news at the gas pump. >> i know. pay close attention you may not hear this again. prices are going down. the lundborg survey says nationally they fell 17%, making the u.s. average $3.74. here in the bay area, gas buddy.com says it remains below $4 at $3.99, san francisco, $3.93 san jose and 3.91 in oakland. >>> where i filled up yesterday and noticed it was a little cheaper. >> we will take it. >>> time now 4:45 a.m. will he or won't he resign new photos that could be the breaking point for anthony weeper. >> plus he wrongly pre-- weiner. >>> plus he wrongly predicted doomsday. the health problems that put a bay area preacher in the hospital. >>> team work that helped the mavericks make history. >>> time for your travel forecast today looking good at sfo clear

people in the outer sunset will have a quicker way to get to the financial district in the form of an express bus. the service begins service at 6:30 this morning. it will make stops athrong street between 48th and 19th avenues and then go straight to bush and montgomery streets. it runs every ten minutes until 9:00 a.m. afternoon service begins at 4:00 in the afternoon. that bus picks up at sitter streets and goes to 19th avenue. it is the busiest rail line. >>> 4:40 is the time. speaking of traffic, how is traffic? >> i'm happy to report, everything looks good so far. let's show you the cameras outside starting with the east shore freeway heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza. probably the busiest freeway at this hour. a lot of cars on the road, but no delays or problems to report over there. as you head towards the toll plaza, traffic is moving nicely there. no major desomeplace we're a couple hours -- delays and we're still a couple of hours away from the metering lights. time now is 4:40. here's steve. >> all right. >>> all right. boy, i apologize. creature of habit there. good morni

it is really the role this piece plays as an expression of a particular place and time. is there a better word? >> we had a few names. we thought this was the best one. commissioner moore: would you mention the other words while you are at it? >> i think one was "memorial sign." remembrancer? [laughter] president olague: some of us are ok with commemorative. commissioner moore: supervisor campos, did anyone come up with a snappy word in your discussions? it's kind of sad -- the same dilemma, i think. helps to put it in quotation marks. >> i think maybe if staff in the supervisors office can get their heads together, use the interns that are in the back. they're young. they don't have any baggage. maybe they can come up with something. >> does anyone have a thesaurus? >> weeky beia. -- wikipedia maybe? >> i think it's great ataking t issue. i think it is something that is important. thank you. i think we're ready. >> commissioners, the motion on the floor is for approval with the two modifications offered by commissioner sugaya that you add controls for taking down. >> th

beyond that there is no an expressed provision instead housing code. most important thing to get out is that we want property owners to look at the buildings on a periodic basis depending of the design of the building, the construction, the wear and tear it could be for frequently for some than others much if it's a residential hotel they need to look at that building daily. they need to look at the systems more often than not because things could be created that are hazard ouz such as shutting or blocking a door that goes to a secondary stairway system or putting storage on a fire escape, et cetera, or having damage or alteration to the devices could create a serious situation. >> buildings are only required to meet the code that was in effect that the time the building was built or remodeled. there are few retroactive laws that you have to go back and upgrade. if you live in the sunset built in the 30's you meet the code of 30's. when people say is my building up to code, they may think does it meet today's code. yes, it's up to the code but up to th

. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister and an expression of condolence of those soldiers who have fallen in afghanistan before we must always do everything we can to bestow the debt of gratitude that we owe him. mr. speaker, this has been overtaken by events, and the world is not fundamentally a different place. can i ask again, would he do the right thing for the armed forces in order help for the outdated review? >> there is this interview to be armed forces, but i really think the idea of totally reopening the defense review at a time when our armed forces are engaged and doing such a fantastic job is actually the wrong one, and the point i make is this. what the defense review was all about was making sure we have flexible armed forces said the rican be committed to different parts of the world and that they have the backing that they need. it was about getting rid of the main battle tanks in germany and putting money into the enablers and the forces of the future. that is what it is about. libya shows this is working, and i think we should stick it out. >> thank you,

history as described by the corporate lobby but it was originally an instrument to crack down an expression of speech on free speech rick we were out of time actually i write to talk about bitcoins because you now since you have put all of your savings in the pit coins i have to bring on again to talk to you about that but before we go i did want to ask you one thing nato has declared war on anonymous the group that's out there fighting the good fight for intellectual property are we going to see armed combat between hackers file sharers extent versus the hollywood copyright cartels authority a bit of a war is it going to escalate i think of the conflict is definitely escalating what i think is interesting is that the united states and israel have already hijacked your radium centrifuges in iran and what nader is essentially saying is that iran would be justified in having an armed conflict back so if they want to open dr laura there i think they're going to find it swings both ways thanks so much for being on the kaiser report and will be back on again soon thank you for having me on the s

and there is an expression seems like deja vu over again. >> lawyers want two things one for the judge to throw out one conviction, and two to if the government wants to retry him on remaining counts, they should do it quickly. and the prosecution says the judge has to make her decision whether to let the decision stand, she agreed. that won't be before the end of august. lawyers want the judge to throw out the conviction on grounds since he wasn't convicted, conviction is groundless. if she does acquit him, prosecutors argue it could be more efficient to let them stand together. and the government hasn't tipped its hand on how it's leaning. >> one thing the government wants is to put the label "convicted felon" on barry bonds. they're going to, i think have proven they're going do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. >> barry has confidence in the system and being vindicate bid the system. >> gins fans are dumb founded at the possibility of another trial. >> at this point it's just so long and drawn out. i think just drop it. i think everybody knows what he did and we just need to

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an express with us will be added during commute hours. oject but muni riders hope it will be permanent that line carries 40% of muni's passengers a day. >> an ash cloud in southern chile is affecting air travel for tens of thousands of passengers in australia and new zealand. qantas was forced to ground flights in melbourne yesterday. other carriers also suspended flights. they believe the ash that can damage the engines on planes will likely disrupt flights for the next week. the volcano begin erupting and flooding near the volcano is now a concern because of the volcanic rock that has has fallen into rivers. >> this morning, a series of aftershocks. >> brought down more buildings in the new zealand city of christ church. it six miles from the city's center followed by a 6.0 quake an hour later. they say the duel aftershocks injured several people and broke water lines and destroyed two buildings including what was left of the famed saint john's church. they are most powerful since the earthquake in february that killed 181 people and dam

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an express bus will be added during commute hours. it's a pilot project that many riders hope will be permanent. the judah line carries nearly 40,000 passengers per day almost 30% of muni's rail customers. >> it's at busiest line in the system so we'll see how it goes. right now. if you are on a bus or however you want want to know about the weather. >> temperatures in the 50s in the morning and some areas will jump up to the 90s. clouds along coastguard but trying to push through the golden gate but they are going to have a hard time. don't be surprised if you see a few here and there especially closer to the close. napa more fog developed and two miles. everybody else is doing fine. >>> let's take a look what is going on right now as far as temperatures. low to mid 50s just about everywhere. antioch, 58 degrees. temperatures are warming a little warmer than yesterday and a little warmer in the afternoon hours low 50s along the coast to upper 50s to 70s san francisco and richmond. east bay valleys and north bay a lot of widespread 80

or is it as well an expression of expectations for the future.o more. >> madam chancellor, addressed to you, germany is actually being praised through america. does this mean also that it entails enhanced responsibility. and where you have to live up to the responsibilities or do you feel that germany has to do more? >> with respect to the medal of freedom, it's recognition of the chancellor's remarkable career. i think not only has she been an excellent steward of the germany economy and the european project. but she represents the unification of europe through her own life story. and the capacity to overcome the past and point to a brighter future. so the extraordinary work she's already done, i think, would by itself merit the medal of freedom. fortunately she's going to be around quite a bit longer. so she is going to be doing outstanding work in the future. her leadership will be critical on economic issues of the sort that we just discussed in the euro zone. and i very much compliment her on the courage that she approaches some political is

you were there last week and the line you used, certainly had an expression of disbelief. good reason. we have to look at this, remember what he did today was plan "b." it was after denials didn't work. we went to contrition today. it's not clear if it will work or not. it's not over yet. we have photos out there, that are apparently x-rated, explicit, e-mails. all of these things will come out, i feel certain, because practically everything comes out these days on the expect. one way or another. >> bret: he says he didn't do anything illegal and didn't violate his oath of office to the constituents. >> used to be, maybe it's way back, but if you did something horribly inappropriate and wrong and was embarrassing to you and the family and the political party and even your country, you would resign as a matter of honor. now congressman weiner takes the position i didn't violate the law so i can stay. that's not quite the republicans took, with chris lee, as larry sabato pointed or the when you interviewed him. he was told by speaker boehner be out of here by the end of the

the trick is to catch the child with an expression that isn't child-like.r daughter was looking very adult. >> totally. >> reporter: if all this sounds vaguely familiar, there's a website called man babies that's been around for over three years. same concept, though a lot less glossy. the german photographer says he never heard of the man babies website until after he did his series. now there's even an iswap faces iphone app. reminiscent of the little man movie, a little person criminal, possessions as a baby. >> you drop me and i'm going to drop you. >> reporter: and steal back a diamond. >> whoa! >> what is it? >> whoa! >> that ain't no baby. that's a porn star. >> reporter: in the age of photo shop, why merely retouch when you can replace.

is it as well an expression of the pectations that you would have for the future? and if so, where do you see areas globally where the chancellor and germany can do more? >> translator: madam chancellor, addressed to you, germany is after all actually being praised in america through its economic might, its progress. does this mean, however, also, it entails certain enhanced responsibilities and where you have to live up to responsibilities or do you think germany needs to do more in the future? >> with respect to the freedom, it is a recognition of the chancellor's remarkable career. i think not only has she been an excellent steward of the german economy, and the european project, but she represents the unification of europe through her own life story. and the capacity to overcome the past and point towards a brighter future. so the extraordinary work that she's already done, i think, would by itself merit the medal of freedom. fortunately she's going to be around quite a bit longer. and so she's going to be doing outstanding work in the future. her leadership wi

for most people that's just an expression. tough on you but what's the problem here? hef is a multimillionaire. he certainly knows his way around the female body. sure, even though these days he may be a little bit slow these days but who wouldn't want to least wedding reception -- i'm sorry. i just don't get it. i have no idea what could have killed the romance. all i can think of is there must have been some negative force lingering in your house. >> i mean, we have cnn playing all the time at our house. >> yeah. whatever happen we know it started off like any other fairy tale between an elderly e rot ca king pin and a woman young enough to be his granddaughter. he hid the ring inside a music box that played her favorite song, the theme from "little mermaid". regardless, theirs was a classic love story. >> what happens to the other women in the mansion? >> they still come around. every weekend. everyone's there. >> sweet mother of penicillin. here we go. >> but they're not allowed anymore to par take? >> they're not aloud up

and she was not only stoic but she was -- there was an expression on her face of just disdain. >> sonnyid the defense made a mistake when they opened up the door for the prosecution to enter george anthony's suicide note into evidence. >> that's right. because i think that argument cuts both ways. the defense started talking to him about this suicide attempt. and he did leave a know. and jose baez the defense attorney started saying and that said note it showed a little bit of guilt, didn't it? well, the prosecution then wants to open that door and put in place into evidence, rather, that suicide note. well, the suicide note doesn't talk about anything of a cover up. it doesn't say anything about his guilt. and one can assume that if you're going to commit suicide and you're involved in this coverup and that you're involved in the death of your granddaughter you would admit it at that time, right? >> the breaking news tonight at the top of our program was we've >> i'm going to stick with my prediction, ooernd anderson. because jose baez talked so much in his opening statement that she w

. >> reporter: their final witness, casey's tattoo artist who inked this, an italian expression that ay speak volumes of her grief. its literal translation, beautiful life, perhaps an ode to her child. the colloquial child, the good life, perhaps an ode to her freedom. this is ashleigh banfield in orlando. >>> a montana couple is accused of giving their 1-year-old orange juice laced in methamphetamine. it was left out after a party and didn't know it was spiked with meth. child protective services became involved and tested the wild who did test positive for meth. the parents admit not taking the child to the hospital because they didn't want to get in e tee >>> the tenant of this detroit house was apparently not very happy with her landlord. witnesses say she chained a pickup truck to the house and hit the gas leaving the place in utter ruins. for now ras you might expect, the woman is unlikely to get any of her security deposit back. >>> here's a story of technology gone bad, let's say. three women were visiting bellevue, washington, for a conference and they say they were just foll

things that the panel has not addressed today is the fact that talibans explicitly in the 1990s was an expression of pashtun ethnic pride and basically a kind of resurgence after the chaos following the soviet withdrawal. do you see the united states role in terms of policing or intervention trying to keep the peace between, among the posh tunes, the thai sheiks and the specs at this point? and my follow-up question is do you see elements of the northern alliance reconstituting every army because they also see the clock ticking? they also see the trend april at some point being pulled back? do you see them getting ready to refight the civil war of the early 1990s? >> yes, i do see them if we leave tomorrow, yes, i conjure always belligerents would beat each other to get a stakeholder in the country again. i see the taliban of the 1990, early 2001, their interest really in furthering their own sense taliban is him within own country. and it was, in fact, i was always amused and surprised when i did my interviews, that the afghan taliban was called, call them foreigners, coming from across the bord

. >> [inaudible] of her accomplishments in the past, or is it as well an expression of the expectationsor the future? and if so, where do you see areas globally where the chancellor and germany can do more? [speaking german] and madam chancellor, addressed to you, germany is after all actually being praised in america through its economic might, its progress. does this mean, however, also that it entails certain enhanced responsibilities and where you have to live up to responsibilities, or do you think germany needs to do more in the future? >> with respect to the medal of freedom, it certainly is a recognition of the chancellor's remarkable career. i think not only has she been an excellent steward of the german economy and the european project, but she represents the unification of europe through her own life story and the capacity to overcome the past and point towards a brighter future. so the extraordinary work that she's already done i think would by itself merit the medal of freedom. fortunately she's going to be around quite a bit longer. and so she's going to be doing outstand

a demonstration is an expression of pain, of suffering that the state has not responded to.the states respond to the situation became completely different. we can increase the number of those channels in order to turn every individual into a productive citizen. this is of course a temporary phase and some political parties started to play the role in the future. so parties are a natural party for transforming into action on the ground and contributing to the return of normal life. this is the most important thing. even if the crisis goes on for months or years we should accommodate and acclimate ourselves to it. we should cornered and make it limited to those who are concerned with the crisis. now we have an army there and until the army returned to their barracks we have to support this army and ask for his support everywhere. the army consists of the brothers of every syrian citizen and the army always stand for honor and dignity. [applause] young people have an important role to play in this stage. because they have proven themselves to be an active power. [applause] ther

i mean, i think, certainly, president kennedy's inaugural speech in 1961 is very much an expression ofhe, of the rooseveltian quarantine speech thesis. so i, my, my mission in my little study was not, you know, in history we always are going over the same facts and interpreting them in light of either current wisdom of current thinking or how thinking evolves on things, but my, my intention was to try to look at franklin roosevelt in a slightly different way, as a global thinker and not just because global responsibility was thrust upon him as it was in world war ii, but because this was something he had devoted really much of his life to and thought through very profoundly and had very strong and deeply-committed feelings about. now, where does eisenhower come into this? since we're at the roosevelt library, i've -- i'll just mention parenthetically, i want today concentrate on fdr. and, in fact, my book is, to some degree, almost a little bit more about eisenhower because eisenhower, the historical consensus on eisenhower is, i think, in much more flux than as about fdr. you have to

right across the courtroom was casey anthony, and she was not only stoic, but she was -- there was an expressiont defense made a mistake when they opened up the door for the prosecution to enter george anthony's suicide note into evidence. why? >> that is right. because that argument cuts both way. the defense started to talk to him about this suicide attempt, and he did leave a note, and jose baez, the attorney said, that shows a little bit of guilt, doesn't it? and now they want to place into evidence that suicide note, but that suicide note does not talk about anything of a cover-up or say anything about his guilt. and one has to assume that if you are involved in the cover-up and the death of your granddaughter, you would admit it at that time, right? >> and the breaking news at the top of the show is that the defense plans to rest tomorrow. you believed that casey would take the stand because you could not imagine any other way for them to salvage this abuse from casey anthony. >> i'm going the stick with my prediction, anderson, and that is that they have to, because jose baez talked so mu

a demonstration is an expression of pain and suffering that the state has not responded to. when the state responded, the situation became completely different. we cannot increase the number of those channels in order to turn every individual into a productive citizen. this is of course a temporary phase. for parties or natural channel of transforming the actions of individuals on the ground and contributing to the return of normal life. this is the most important thing, even if the crisis went on for months or years, we should accommodate or acclimate ourselves to it. we should make it limited to those who are concerned with the crisis. now we have an army there and we have to support this army. the army consists of the brothers of every syrian citizen and the army always stands for honor and dignity. [applause] young people have an important role to play in this stage, because they have proven themselves to be an act of power -- an active power. there is an electronic army that has been a real army in virtual reality. there are those who took part in the blood donation cam

he has expressed an interest in that as well. >> i will follow up with the puc today. supervisor avalos: ok, well, i want to thank everyone for their comments and for dissipation in today's hearing. clearly, the comments were overwhelmingly, completely from people concerned about our forest, a canopy, concerned about the direction that the city is going in right now with relinquishment of street tree maintenance. that is something alarming. i know this plan has been coming forward for a while. i have been concerned about it. i think it makes some sense to figure out how we can prevent that from happening and look at, in the short term, proposals -- perhaps to have 11 fte's. to have those maintain would be a short-term goal. to have a longer-term goal, how we can find a revenue source that could be available to maintain. the benefits are clearly a great and numerous to the city oand county of san francisco. i appreciate the friends of the urban forest also talking about the community benefit, not just the individual benefit, having a tree in front of their property. i'm

. >> just the recognition of her accomplishments in the past or is it an expression of the expectationsc. globally -- do you see areas globally? >> germany is being praised in america. this is the progress. it means it is certain. her leadership will be critical on economic issues. it is some political cost of herself. it is how we did -- affect the poorest countries find their place in the international economies. these will be areas where the leadership will be welcome to end absolutely be critical for us to achieve with the world's we want to see. she is not finished yet. she has a lot of work to do. she will have to wait for that. >> i believe when you see me standing here before you, receiving this award, there is a moment where one need to look back to an 1989 in germany unification and what happened there. it was a new face. -- phase. we were a country with all right but also all the obligations. we were struggling for a decision that would enable us to send ships and take part in reconnaissance missions. you see the world that we have traveled. military missions are part of this

. >> henry: milomali, , hilomoali, an expression of war remembreance, and the organization calle dthenge this order foot just for starters. can you tell us what this off hilmali hilomali, it means unique when i was in ethiopia, bones of a female were remembered. i was moved by the setting. i was working with young teenagers i decided how do i reverse this process? and i went to a refugee transitions it helps with refugees /immigrants and asking me to hook up with professional artists can young teens that want to be involved. we started a membership program. i have been working with them and they dance, sing and also su is a professional. >> a lot of components have been brought together from this international experience. for example, these girls are from the paufifth 1/5m nepal. (singing) of the >> henry: that is a folk song and >> yes 51 that this from nepal >> henry: is that fun? >> yes, it is a lot of fun >> henry: su way, can you provide a little (bhurmese harp playing) burma quintessential as dem instrumental >> june 17th, june 18th, june 19th live from the kron 4 news station,

. >> another commuter notes, an express bus will start running today to ease overcrowding on munies busiest railway. it is going to add to this service on a real service. this is a separate program to help with overcrowding and improved reliability during the morning and afternoon commute. and next to express runs between the financial district and ocean beach, forty eighth and nineteenth avenue and the nineteenth and financial >> like us on facebook to get an opportunity to win a magellan roadmate gps or a 50 in. 3-d tv. we will be right back >> a quick recap of the stories which are falling, former bart police officer johannes mehserle was released from jail. he served one year of a two-year sentence for the shooting of oscar grant back in 2009. supporters of proposition 8 will be asking a judge to overturn a ruling that found a ban on same- sex marriage unconstitutional. the family of a missing nursing student michelle le is clinging to hope that she is still alive, then pass out fliers yesterday but police are still calling her disappearance a homicide. >> a look at the weather. when wi

rights, my state voted the legislature, just last year for 10-year moratorium on their lands as an expression of interest not only to ban the leasing of the lands within the coastal waters, but beyond that. we are serious about protecting our fisheries. we are serious about our profitable tourism industry and yes, we are serious about wind and wave development. and the gentleman made no sense. he said somehow this would preclude wind and wave development. not at all. you don't need a clean air permit for something that doesn't potentially pollute the air. i don't have enough time. i only have one minute. so at this point, i would just suggest that let's be consistent. state of alaska wishes to push ahead. the gentleman from alaska has the bill before us. the republican party controls the house, great. he has always had a rule that people from local districts and local states, the gentleman from alaska, get to have their prerogative. this is our prerogative representing the state of oregon. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. when your time has expired, your time has expired. the gent