today i want to express my appreciation of that. we are still a country in mourning. we have buried our dead from the government quarter and from utoya. and waking from hospital beds, many are crying, hearts of bleeding. we will continue to comfort those who mourn. to take care of those that are struggling. honor the dead. but now it's also time to say thank you. i would like to thank his majesty, the king, his royal highness, his crown prince and the whole royal family for the warmth and compassion they have shown. i would like to thank those for willingness and ability to stand together at a time when the nation needed unity. there are many more to serve or gratitude. the police and fire and rescue services, health personnel, the armed forces, the civil defense, the norwegian church and other religious and belief communities, volunteer organizations. they provided a valuable assistance on the government complex and on utoya. the employment of affected industries, and the hotel, and all of those around the lake that took action. many of them put their own lives at ri

one thing that is noted is the expression from the norwegian people. when we were put to the test, we demonstrated the nation we want to be, through our actions. the entire nation head gathered in unity, young and old alike and regardless of religious affiliation. hundreds of thousands took to the streets and enormous wave of candles have swept the land. yes we hear solidarity and a resounding no to violence and terror. no one should underestimate the power and resolve these actions demonstrate. i feel profoundly humble to represent the norwegian people. it's a privilege to lead a people who collectively know how to do the right thing. this is precisely the reason why even when the nation has suffered enormous human loss, we should remain committed to the principles we are built on. it's natural to feel anger. but even when the pain is deepest, our response should remain not going into anger. the greek philosopher said i agree with your opinions but will express them to the bitt bitterbitter end. we should consider extreme points of view that should be

today i want to express my appreciation of that. we are still a country in mourning. we are bearing our debt from the government quarter. we keep hospital beds many bleeding mchose to limit wheat will continue to comfort those who mourn to take care of those that are struggling, honor the dead. but now is the time to say things q4. i would like to thank his king, his highness and the whole family for the love and compassion that they have shown if i would like to thank your willingness and ability to stand together at a time when the nation needed unity. there are many more who deserve our gratitude. the police, fire and rescue service, health personnel, the armed forces, the civil defense, the norwegian church and other communities, voluntary organizations, assistance in the government office complex and employees in that effected ministries, the staff all of those who took the resolute action many of them put their own lives at risk to on sunday, august 21st, we will pay tribute to their courage at in national memorial for those who order to be affected. i would als

. ♪ >>> this is the taroko express.t's taiwan railway's newest train. 24-year-old hsu jui-ting is a conductor on the train. she always smiles brightly at the passengers. a 2008 college graduate, jui-ting has just started her career as a conductor. we'll follow a new female conductor who has dedicated her heart to the railroad. with a population of 2.6 million, taipei is taiwan's largest city. taipei station is a railroad nexus. since it has a 120-year history, taiwan railways is a major transportation artery people rely on for their daily lives. but now the country's transport industry has entered an era of fierce competition. in january 2007, rival taiwan high speed rail began operating a super express train. it can travel the 350 kilometers between taipei and kaohsiung in only one and a half hours. to compete, taiwan railways introduced its latest train, the taroko express, in may of the same way. the taroko is modelled on the 885 series of japan's kyushu railway. it travels the 200 kilometers between the taipei subur

this is a pretty wide area from lawrence express way to wolf. i would say it is several blocks away. with me right now is sergeant cardoza. the public information officer for the county sheriff's. if i could ask you a couple of querks you told me that the shooting came in at 9:00. a little after 9:00. at this point what do we know about the shooting? >> the shooting came in about 9:10 p.m. this evening. we know there was an officer-involved shooting. the crime scene was more or less at steven's creek. it is early on in the investigation and the crime scene investigators and detectives are still on their way and trying to figure out what happened here. >> reporter: at this point can you say if the person was shot with the officer? was he shot? can you tell us about any of the shooting details? >> that's a good question. we don't have that information. we know that it was an officer-involved shooting. whether the suspect shot at the officers or vice versa, we're tryingolo figure it out. >> reporter: and at this point do we know if this took place

it has allowed us to take advantage of the express hard and make local stocks going forward. we have good feedback on that. it is just a sample of the customer feedback. there were 83 comments that came at dawn the -- in at the 311 number. there were some that were suggestions on rerouting. what's our second act here? after introducing this kind of service, has done very well as indicated and it is our pledge to stay on this. all of those things are there, and what it does mean is that we have to look at the way that we are providing services and we continue to look at potential other areas where we may do this. i would temper my enthusiasm by saying that it has only been six weeks, but it would be the kind of service that i think everybody in the agency should be proud of. it is what we want to be known for. that is a quick report and we will keep you updated. >> on saturday, july 16, we work with community members to pick up trash and remove debris from around the operating division. specifically, the volunteers worked on the area involved by the sfmta. issues were raised a

peacekeeping operations has expressed hope it will send troops to south sudan. the lieutenant general spoke to nhk on thursday and stressed the need to send 8,000 peacekeeping personnel to south sudan which became independent in july. >> we know what is going on, unfortunately, in japan. we know everybody is busy with the reconstruction. it is this will, this attitude of the japanese people that we want you to bring into this new country. >> lieutenant general gaye says south sudan has only managed to pave roads in the capital juba so peacekeeping troops are needed to help build infrastructure. he also says armed groups that fought in the civil war are being demobilized but the country still faces threats and needs a strong security force. >>> hot and sticky here in tokyo. let's see how weather is shaping up closer to where you are. >>> that is going >> but it's not only the appearance that puzzles us. >> translator: now, look how the compass needle moves. >> the needle, which is supposed to indicate north, continues to point to the center of the stone. but at t

they're expressing their religious beliefs. now is the time to make justice a reality for all of god's children. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. welcome to speaking freely. i'm ken paulson. our guest today has been both a pioneer and a driving force behind hip-hop. he's the founder of def jam records, chairman of rush communications. he's russell simmons. thanks for joining us here today. thank you for having me. i read very recently-- i think it was salon that described you as "not the inventor of rap but the man most responsible for its success." guilty as charged? well, i would say that i have been part of a process, that i don't--i don't believe it would have been a problem for it to spread without my input, but i was a part of the process, and it was--it's been an amazing ride over the last 20-some-odd years, and i've watched it evolve. you've got a fascinating new book called life and death: sex, drugs, money, and god, which covers pretty much everything there, and it tells

or express grief. i prefer the use of "condemn." i think it is more important to keep communication lines open, but i think they have been deplorable. i also think the government should have to hold -- look at the whole relationship picked the church has played too big a part in the fabric of our states and the sooner it is divided, the better for broke parties. the office of the mentor for -- minister for children and youth affairs is strongly criticized in the report. the commission found it interesting to contrast [unintelligible] on behalf of the national board for safeguarding children in this case. mr. elliot took a much more robust approach to the inadequacies as he perceived them. in the commission's view, the national board of safeguarding children -- the office was overly and unnecessarily concern about the delivery of the report in july. when elliot did send the report , the ministers seem to be eager to exalt himself of any influence our responsibility in the area. it would be interesting t

i would like to express our gratitude. we really value the worth you do for small businesses in san francisco. this proposed amendment is designed to relieve the logistical burden of the current planning code restrictions. bowling is a game of leisure and we can operate in the same manner as any other alley. thank you. >> any questions? i have a couple of questions, if i may. we have discussed this before as well, and i think my understanding is that part of the objective here is to get over a problem where right now, people literally have to physically exit the building and enable them to go into another building where they might be able to have a drink. that is something that we are trying to overcome with this, am i right? >> harris and 8000 sq. ft. warehouse. a majority of that will be the bowling area. it will be able of five restaurants with quality comfort food and a bar serving full bar with spirits. the front area will be the dying and restaurant and bar area. right now, code says that alcohol from the restaurant

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benefits because actually if we are saying that some of the crime that we saw on the streets was an expression of people not feeling puerto society not feeling proud of our communities in these measures are actually going to push people further away from society further away from our communities and far more likely to commit crime for facebook case is the first sign of the government's desire to crack down on social media sites like twitter were applauded by the west mobilizing the masses in the arab world but they were also instrumental in the u.k. riots so now the prime minister wants it to stop. we are working with the police the intelligence services and industry to look at whether it would be right to stop people communicating via these websites or services when we know they are plotting violence disorder and criminality when social media fueled revolutions in egypt and she musea britain called it to mark crissy but now the shoe's on the other foot when troubles closer to home i'm very current. we knew. who. we thought. was. the prime minister says this is where britain fights back but it

the chair and others at the commission on tuesday expressed an interest in having a special meeting in august, so i think there'll be some work in trying to pull that together. on a parallel path, and i know this body is looking at the term sheet. quickly, in 2012, just going forward for launch, after getting a contract approved and have the terms taken care of, we would be finalizing rates for shell, executing a contract in the first quarter of 2012. we would be going through a public process around the same time, establishing the rates, and getting geared up for our marketing outreach plan, making sure everyone is aware of the program. such sending up the pre- enrollment opt-outs. again, we will be targeting 70% of overall residential customers, so it will be peppered brown the vast majority of the city. in 2012, july, flat generation rates go into effect. that is around the same time we think we will be starting to serve customers. august-september timeframe, we think we will be doing the post- enrollment. in terms of the legislative update, there were two bills of interest to us al

were quite aware of the concerns that the intelligence community and our military leaders were expressingabout yemen. we were also quite aware that our record of success and the habeas court, the number of yemeni detainees as well as others were challenging the lawfulness of the detention, and we were being briefed by the department of justice about how those cases were going. at one point in september 2009 every call that we were approximately eight successful defenses versus 31 losses in the federal courts and there was a real concern being expressed by the department of justice that not only for refusing to cases but we were losing our credibility generally in a way that was affecting facts and legal rulings that might impact the cases down the road. i think the other factor that was a significant one for us with respect to yemen was that there were no options that appear to be available in terms of other countries willing to take detainees from yemen, not countries that had rehabilitation programs and not countries in europe that had been taking a number of detainees i think over 50 o

we express similar sentiments. we express emotions to it. the most shocking thing is that we are here at all. cline isn't something that happened 50 or 60 years ago in a different time. cline covers -- this report covers how abuse allegations were handled from 1996 to 2009. and the report is very explicit and says that the greatest failure by the diocese of cline was the failure to report all complaints. between 1996 and 2009, there were 15 complaints which were very clearly should have had a report from the diocese. this was only 15 years ago. this report covers the post firms report. the same report found the bishop at that time placed the interest of individual priests ahead of those in the community. and yet, we now know that this practice continued and the murphy report is showing us it was the practice in the diocese for a 30-year period. as fitzgerald said last week, we cannot say with certainly that the same is not flew every other diocese in the country. we need that certainty. victims and survivors need that certainty to get the pe

i found avenues of expression through sports. i was very good in sports, especially track and field. baseball. i had these grand aspirations of becoming the second baseman for the new york yankees. and in the '60s, the teams weren't that good, so that was something that might have been possible. but basically i had several epiphanies when i was very young, and they started coming little by little, little by little. first epiphany was hearing the drumming, as i said, the rumbas in the street. >> hinojosa: and again, you said this thing, "el tambor llama." >> "the drum calls," right. >> hinojosa: "the drum calls." you felt this. >> right. and then when i was 12 years old, tito puente came to my neighborhood with the machito afro cubans, and those two orchestras played in front of my project. they set up a stage, and they played. >> hinojosa: and this was a free concert? it was... >> yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: which is... i mean, kind of... when i was reading about this, it, like, goes back to the importance of having free

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it would be artistic expression, too. it also allows thousands and thousands to take photographs and have those running across the panels, and as you stood in front of one, this would open up and tell you something about the system, and it would show you a larger view of it. the third piece they're looking at is statistics about the building for the entire system that you can bring up on the wall about what is happening at the hetch-hetchy or the water system or someplace else. as a media wall, it would be an artistic expression that would actually be an educational experience, so those are the three things we're looking at doing in that building the art three things we're looking at doing in that building the art

it would be artistic expression, too. it also allows thousands and thousands to take photographs and have those running across the panels, and as you stood in front of one, this would open up and tell you something about the system, and it would show you a larger view of it. the third piece they're looking at is statistics about the building for the entire system that you can bring up on the wall about what is happening at the hetch-hetchy or the water system or someplace else. as a media wall, it would be an artistic expression that would actually be an educational experience, so those are the three things we're looking at doing in that building the art commission is typically not allowed to be spent in private areas of the building. it is typically only allow for the lobby or the outside. president vietor: sounds good. i know a little bit about these digital art walls. it is a way that people are going to get a lot of information, so that is cutting edge in the area of being able to share information. >> at protero hill

i want them to express their trade not free trade.t: joe, philadelphia, independent scholar. -- caller. caller: i was democratic, but i will become an independent. we need to stop listening to all of the stuff that is already done. it is already water under the bridge. let's move on to the super committee. i have made a list. eliminate all loopholes in offshore tax havens, give territorial provisions, repeal all nasa loss, -- , repeal the bush obama tax cuts, term limits and benefits for government elected officials and employees, replace social security with interest for all of the money borrowed from the account over the years that was giving -- given phony congressional ious. increase the age to 74 full but increase the age to 74 full but 70 for full the 70fo benefits. those that need medical attention the most are barred for two years under the government rules for social security. the supreme court should review the balanced budget amendment for equality, fairness, and follows the rule of law. the same rules should apply to the b

this gave way to violent protests and an expression of frustration among the immigrant population. politicians struggle to find a solution. >> what have we been doing for the past 30 years? we sent young people to camps and introduced social programs and it has not worked. we need two things. they need hard measures against those who don't seem to understand that this applies to them. >> despite the statements of good intent, the suburbs continued to burn. flowers commemorate a 15-year- old boy shot dead by the police. some have paid their respects peacefully. protesters used the occasion to vent their frustration with the economy, a situation that would only get worse. >> less than two years later at the height of the debt crisis, thousands took to the streets. [chanting] >> they take taxes, they take those things that the working class has struggled. >> spain has also seen a wave of protests this year though they have remained peaceful. calling themselves the indignant, the spaniards are better educated than previous generations but are struggling to find work. the unemployment r

special express bus fares are $12 for adults at $10 for seniors, youth, and disabled customers. i particularly want to draw your attention to sunday, september 11. they will play host to several games and the ceremonies. at this juncture, it is a pleasure to report that the pilot program to relieve overcrowding has exceeded expectations. i would ask john to step up to inform you about this program. >> i want to briefly walk through the first 6 1/7 weeks of the service. i have had the upper to the key to be involved with a lot of startup services. this is the first one that has had no learning curve. this is something that has worked very well in the first six weeks from day one. you may remember back when we talked about doing this, the principal reason we wanted to do a was to provide a predictable and alternative routes to the subway line. we have gotten one of the things that we want to do, which was a plan to the service. we have marked the buses distinctively and identified them. the reliability so far has been outstanding. the initial launch, we reached out to 32 trips a d

the plaintiffs' lawyer protested the ruling and expressed intention to appeal. >>> a group of japanese researchers discovered a unique antibody that can be effective against various strains of the influenza virus. the research at fujita university tested a host of samples. it was examined against 12 different strains of hong kong a-type influenza. one antibody was found to have destroyed all the flu strains. detailed analysis showed this antibody makes a pinpoint attack on a specific part of the virus surface that does not change through the mutation process. the group says the newly-found antibody was effective against the h1n1 bird flu. >> if this type of antibody vaccine isdelod, it was calm the fears of influenza. >>> japan's smart phone market is saido heat upore aer microsoft launched a new operating system windows phone 7.5. wws pho 5 alls t usef document-creating plications tailored for personal computers. it allows easy access t facebook and other social miosoftasnhein market share inpeti sts for personalmper t google and apple dominate in smart phone operating systems. micros