the be a son contract were extended for one year because of the lisp change in our office and we'll move important another rfp for two years. and there are a few that will be - >> but that beacon program can be run somewhere else it could be a after school program? >> that led agency has every right to apply to the rfp we just completed. >> okay crime prevention rfp? >> i want to thank ms. sue the difficult position you've in but also making sure the needs of the populations is considered. i want to follow up on a controllers report from an equity point of the will there be a controllers report? we'll be more than happy to release that information. and in addition to some of the data points she was asking for it would be helpful to include the attention number that the agency collects. we have a very robust data management system. >> i want to direct the controllers office that was sent three years ago. >> it was 3 years ago but i want to submit i can that would. >> but i think it's more of an individual analysis so the eyes that's looking at this the community will see that. but even ju

we have a son at lake shore elementary. i'm here as a parent. i have a lot of professional opinions and personal opinions about what happened, but i'm here as a parent. my concern is the message to the children. of lake shore. we've heard about what happened already. but the key points that i intersect with the goals here is that we were privy to documents that could be taken as offense to african americans and english language learners and just the groups that the district tends to champion and target as our general education. and so i'm concerned as minnesota who wrote letters and documented it, that parents like myself were not given equal voice. and parents who didn't have the privilege of access to email or translation were not given voice and were not heard. i think that's a direct violation of what the goals or. so we need to change the goals or enforce the goals. if there's nothing else that's heard from what i'm saying today, my issue today is that the district supports restorative justice that we're showing our commitment to access and

a long good at least. just see. how little my son of a little. we. welcome back to cross talk we're all things were considered on p. really well to remind you we're discussing whistleblowers. and michael thank you in new york talk about the chilling effect right now when it comes to whistleblowing well certainly i think the fact that bradley manning manning was punished and severely punished was a signal to all whistleblowers. being punished for that. kind of disclosure you're saying for the trial and having all kinds of heavy having all kinds of things released about his motivations and so forth. and characterizing him as mentally unstable and things of that sort you know that that kind of punishment certainly has a chilling effect on people trying to as i say speak truth to power and you know we have to be concerned about that. a lot of the people who have made the kinds of disclosures you know or now being have been prosecuted people like tom drake. who had an essay raised the question of of. the expenditure of public money for a system that. didn

between a son just said he's reductive some of the five i defy to try and his trials open and you and i probably won't be able to come to sydney bradley manning until the trial is complete but my point is that i hope you can accept genie is that even when you're a whistleblower doing a courageous act exposing his conduct that you have to limit your exposure to misconduct you can't just willy nilly disclose not scary secrets i would hope you'd agree with me on that all right jamie i want to give you the last word go ahead well listen. i think that it's important you know oftentimes to be able to conduct diplomacy in some secrecy and so on so forth i don't disagree with with wanting to do that what i disagree with is the idea that everything is part of the national security state can't be revealed anything that has any implication for national security years you know how do you classify ninety nine out of ten documents that shouldn't be classified including grocery lists or whatever i mean the reality is that. what we really need to be doing is looking at the power structure that punish

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son after 12 years? >> reporter: he has even asked through the u.s. embassy for a picture of his two sons. amily refused to allow the state department to take a photo. what he showed us are vitriolic e-mails sent by a much different nermeen khalifa than the composed person we were interviewing by phone. this one sent january 2nd of this year. a profanity-laced diatribe in which nermeen insults shannon's new wife as being "another old hag" and telling him to give up hope of "ever again getting even a whiff of anything of mine." and on the news that michael shannon's mother, her sons' own grandmother, betty almost died, she writes this. "good riddance. another one to feed the hungry flames of hell." when asked why she won't even send a photo or post one online, she says no one has asked. >> i haven't tried to keep any photos from him. he has all the photo albums. >> do the boys know anything about their father? >> of course they do. of course. and they -- both of my boys know everything about their father. i'm not -- i'm not keeping them from him. he can come here anytime and meet them. >> th

son. they are unanswered. le has asked for a picture of his two sons. o. >> this one sent january second of this year, a profanity-laced describe against being another old hag. her son's own grandmother, betty, almost died. she writes this. good rid sdans. another one to feed the hungry flames of hell. >> i haven't tried to keep any photos. >> do the boys know anything about their father? >> of course they do. of course both of my boys know their father. he can come here any time and meet them. >> they can't come to the united states, though. >> no, not yet. >> not yet meaning when they're adults and no longer under the court custody ruling, you'll allow them to go to the united states? >> they are united states citizens, right. >> are they at some point egyptian citizens? >> no. i'm not going to answer anymore questions. i'm sorry, thank you very much. >> it is sunday morning, the beginning of the school week in cairo. at 7:05 a.m., two teenage boys are about to leave the apartment build i building when we come back, are these two young men, michael sha

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terry mcsweeney joins us from boston where he spoke to a father and a son from los altos. ey were just looking to have that ultimate running experience, but really they had the ultimate bonding experience. >> reporter: that's true. yesterday was going to be a very memorable day for the anderson family of los altos. father and son running together in the boston marathon. obviously it's a memorable day, but not for the reason they had hoped. here in boston tonight memorials like this going up here and there. this one on the street where the bombs went off. people stopping by to offer their prayers and thoughts for the victims. the andersons, meanwhile, are offering thanks for each other. >> this was going to be, you know, our moment. >> reporter: and in a tragic way, it was the moment for bob anderson of los altos and his son, michael. they came to boston to run the marathon. bob finished before michael and was waiting for his son just past the finish line, just before 2:00. >> you could hear the sound of the bomb and the smoke. oh, my god. at that moment, i mean i didn't kno

son. they are unanswered. le has asked for a picture of his two sons. mily refused to allow the state department to take a photo. >> this one sent january second of this year, a profanity-laced describe against being another old hag. her son's own grandmother, betty, almost died. she writes this. good rid sdans. another one to feed the hungry flames of hell. >> i haven't tried to keep any photos. >> do the boys know anything about their father? >> of course they do. of course both of my boys know their father. he can come here any time and meet them. >> they can't come to the united states, though. >> no, not yet. >> not yet meaning when they're adults and no longer under the court custody ruling, you'll allow them to go to the united states? >> they are united states citizens, right. >> are they at some point egyptian citizens? >> no. i'm not going to answer anymore questions. i'm sorry, thank you very much. >> it is sunday morning, the beginning of the school week in cairo. at 7:05 a.m., two teenage boys are about to leave the apartment building when w

>> yes, i have a son. >> one son. how old is he? nths old. >> that's your best bet if you don't come back, be a good role model for your son. okay? >> all right. >> you ready to roll? >> yes. i have responsibilities. i have a son now. i've got a wife. i have to try to make things right there. and i've got to get out there and just do it. i'm not shackled. it's pretty cool. >> all right, ray. we're halfway home, buddy. >> now i'm real anxious. like it's really happening. i can say good-bye to this place. happy to be gone. >> i haven't seen him in three years, so, you know, got to get to know him again. i don't know. >> here's your gate money. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> all right. >> give me a hug. what's up? hey, sebastian. thank you for coming. >> the whole time we've been married he's been locked up. i don't really know my husband that well. hopefully he can pull himself out and man up. faster faster. >> i want to be a better dad for my son. you dizzy? >>> next on lock up -- it's been a long search but the results are worth

my father to-who-who recovered and-and enjoyed many happy years, as well as some other relatives; a son who did not. and we lost him due to alcohol. we come full circle in-in a number of ways. i had the pleasure, about 25 years ago, of also being an affiliate director for the council in southern arizona, and then in '91 started my own company 20 years ago now, jorgensen-britts group, and we attack it from a couple of different angles. providing direct treatment back in the nineties, to now running full-service employee assistance programs, where we work to intervene in the disease and get folks into recovery before they lose everything. i'm bev haberle, and i'm a person in long-term recovery, and that means that for the past 40 years, i haven't used alcohol or any other mood-altering drugs. (applause) as a result of that, i have lived a remarkable, wonderful life. it's allowed me to give back, to help others. it's allowed me to be a wife, a mother, a productive citizen, as well as an elder in my church. so i'm truly grateful to be standing here today. my grandmother taught me a song tha

jackson takes him home and raises him as a son. it's a very interesting kind of story because here's jackson, the indian killer, and yet he's adopted this son and raises him as his own. >> he writes a lot of letters to rachel saying there's something special, he's an orphan, i was an orphan, there's some reason i found him and he's not to be in the servants' quarters. he's to be in the house and he's to be educated. he wanted to send him to west point but john quincy adams was president by then so it was impossible. >> first year was a fairly quiet one and the social side of the white house and social means politics by this time in washington so at what point does he decide he actually needs assistance? >> well, emily, rachel's niece and nephew, were with him all of this time, that they were so close, all these nieces and nephews, all named the same name so it's difficult sometimes to figure out which andrew donelson we mean but this particular young man had been one of their wards and became the president's secretary. he had marrie

international outcry shortly before his arrest met with the world's best known whistleblower julian a son artie's when he was a report on the encounter. not long before his imprisonment bahrain's most famous human rights campaigner was in london talking to another prominent activist and whistleblower julian a sandwich so we came here to london's ecuadorian embassy which the wiki leaks founder has been calling home for some ten months now in order to have a chance about the man at the forefront of bahrain's pro-democracy struggle i began by asking assigns why he was so keen to invite me to be over job for an interview on his exclusive r.t. show brave has nine hundred thousand people. he has one hundred fifty thousand twitter followers guards predominantly all of the population are. sincere and the rest of a number of other activists in the brain screen. never read jail. time to bring to life what's the most prominent voice for the brain spirit speaking to julian assange to be over job was unequivocal about his determination to fight for democracy in bahrain if you have a goal and if you be

native syrians are not the only find battling against president a son to the. terror and shiva as one that europeans traveling to syria to join the rebels could pose a threat back home after they return fares are going throughout europe that it's young muslims that could get in touch with islamic faction among their position that's a sillier reports. syria's two year old conflict is already seen to spill over some neighboring countries but now it is extended far beyond that it's estimated that hundreds of europeans from fourteen countries mostly young men have joined the rebels in syria fighting against bashar al assad the london based international center for the study vatican has ation put the tall figure at six hundred. well here and i'm still sure the eat it coverage on the radicalization you. people has recently focused on one specific story that of a father in search of the son dimitriy wanted southern georgia radical islam this group that had gone to syria to join the fight father had gone all the way they are hoping to bring his somebody. built planes ar

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son after 12 years? >> reporter: he has even asked through the u.s. embassy for a picture of his two sons. low the state department to take a photo. what he showed us are vitriolic e-mails sent by a much different nermeen khalifa than the composed person we were interviewing by phone. this one sent january 2nd of this year. a profanity-laced diatribe in which nermeen insults shannon's new wife as being "another old hag" and telling him to give up hope of "ever again getting even a whiff of anything of mine." and on the news that michael shannon's mother, her sons' own grandmother, betty almost died, she writes this. "good riddance. another one to feed the hungry flames of hell." when asked why she won't even send a photo or post one online, she says no one has asked. >> i haven't tried to keep any photos from him. he has all the photo albums. >> do the boys know anything about their father? >> of course they do. of course. and they -- both of my boys know everything about their father. i'm not -- i'm not keeping them from him. he can come here anytime and meet them. >> they can't come to th

a "primer impacto extra". >> una pequeña población en es recuperó la tranquilida, vamos con los detalles. >> en esta delegación policial las mujeres sone mandan y si no lo cree, mire lo que dicen en el pueblo. >> acá tenemos los pantalones nosotras. >> ella está feliz pues mujeres patrullan la ciudad. >> también invitó a repartir con ella y todo el mundo duerme tranquilo, donde hasta hace muy poco había mucha delincuencia. >> nos dicen, felicidades ya vemos que las mujeres, es que a los varones ya no los respetaban, pero ahora no, ustedes ven que ya hay más respecto¡. >> ¿cómo se siente usted?. >> muy alagado. >> cuando ellas llegaron, los homicidios bajaron en más de un 50%. >> es un modelo que estamos implementando y que ha dado buenos resultados. >> el plan del que habla el jefe policial se llama "comunidades seguras". >> las estadísticas hablan bien de papel que hacen las mujeres y por eso dicen que acá las mujeres son las que mandan. >> no todo es color de rosas y ellas saben que tienen la vida pendiente de un hilo. >> es que, como es un trabajo que a uno le gusta, tiene que ejercerlo bien. >> pero fíjese que ellas son más respon

. >> seguimos la historia que alarma a san jose. >> son dos vehiculos los involucrados, los vecinos dicenn asustados. >> es sorprendente que pase algo así en la vecindad. >> un auto bmx paso en la sala y llego a la cocina, en este vehiculo tres adolescentes estaban que fueron llevados al hospital, el otro vehiculo esta ileso pero esta interrogado. >> hay dos personas heridas en la casa, la mujer esta con heridas graves. >> la niña es auxiliada cuando una parte de la casa cayo encima, esta estable, paso a las 4 de la tarde en (información en ingles) , dicen que el vehiculo de los adolescenntes hacian carrera y estudiaban en (información en ingles) . >> esta el factor veolicidad, cuando llegaron a la esquina perdieron el contorl. >> en san jose están alarmados. >> ojala que no pase nada a la mama, dicen que esta critica. >> realizan investigaciónes y quieren saber a que velocidad corren los autos. >> los ocupantes todos son adolescentes, en san jose, noticias univisión 14. >> gracias, también tres personas salieron de heridas menores cuando un camion choco con un tren, el conductor del cami

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five times a day things like that so it was a little bit awkward for a son of fifteen sixteen years old so he was really under influence of radical radical people this rupie you had come into contact with shari'a for bishop a radical on his group whose leader told belka some have been arrested for hate speech and calls justifying the use of violence or if there is a judgement day if you're if you're a muslim you'll you'll go to paradise if you're this believer you will go to hell terrorism expert glowed many cases the rise of radicalized us is alarming many of whom are easy prey the first. question is why they convert and usually they don't convert because dude they convert because of a problem at one moment in their life most of them have no clear political ideas and they go to fight because the fact and their goal is to fight if there were they don't meet its mission to convince them to be conduct on the people who they have just talk writing them and from convincing them that to be a good machine they want to go to syria to sign or to commit another terrorist attack. authorities are

exposed or misconduct but a whole bunch of other documents as well and if you give covert names to june a son that breaks the law or even a later redux them you can't give covert names when you have classified information you just can't do you need a lawyer do you think as i yes ok i need you here go ahead. i mean look the reality is that you know if we look at. in the u.k. . catherine gunn who was the one who exposed the cables that showed this attempt to really cook the books if you will to promote the iraq war she blew the whistle on. these. on these cables and then when she demanded all the information to show that in fact this was happening the government dropped the case against her. in fact because she was showing that the war in fact was illegal and it seems to me that the. kinds of things that you you know the covert operations and other people they don't get a pass people don't get a pass for being involved in illegal activity they just don't get a pass and you know there's. a lot more here for example now because well i mean when i'm all right how do you support. not give somebody.

a younger son and a middle daughter. >> there's a story about harry truman rooming with mr. eisenhower's brother. >> that's right, yes. for a brief time, they were both in the rooming house there in kansas city. they were starting out in the bank there. and that was arthur eisenhower, and he wound up as a vice president of that bank. but i believe harry beat him. >> how about the eisenhowers? >> they were church mouse poor. they lived, again, on a frontier town of abilene, kansas. it was a hard life, a very hard life. six boys and a sent who died in infancy. ike said it was the most cheerful person he ever knew. and when you look at pictures of her, that smile that we all associate with dwight eisenhower came straight from the face of ida eisenhower. her husban dour man who had been a failure, had never quite gotten over failing at business, and was very distant from his children and was a very harsh, harsh disciplinarian. but all of this -- ida was very resilient, and she made do when they had no money. she had to send the boys to school with patched clothes, and young dwig

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over a million a year as dot and diplomatic cables from the kissinger era in whistleblowers julian a son's latest project to open up global geopolitics. you're watching r.t. live from moscow with me to say let's take a look at this hour as the international news iraq is marking ten years a since the overthrow of saddam hussein when baghdad fell to the u.s. led invasion a decade on and the country remains unstable more than two hundred civilians have been killed and over eight hundred wounded in the past month alone a situation that many attribute to america's presence in the country after a massive loss of lives and no weapons of mass destruction found was it all worth it arches marina and i spoke to one man who had very different hopes on the day iraq's leader was toppled. exactly ten years ago a u.s. marine from new york city made international headlines for his actions in baghdad edward chen tied a large noose around a massive statue of saddam hussein wrapped the face of that statue of an american flag before that monument was eventually toppled right now i am joined by mr chen for a on

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he would be a protector of her son. as the marriage went on she fell deeply in love with james. marriage was a pragmatic business and she had a son to protect and property to be managed. >> and someone who would do that honestly and well. >> and had a reputation for running his own family plantation in virginia. >> rick is up next in kansas. >> hello. good evening. you ladies are good. >> thanks, rick. >> two questions if you would. first, did ms. madison travel abroad, if , so when and who did she visit? first among modern time ladies who might she compare with? >> did dolley madison travel abroad? >> >> i don't think she ever travel add broad. >> diplomats were amazed by that because she was so converse nt and she was a diplomatic wife so they did marvel that she had that quality. >> and how did she get her knowledge of french fashions for example? >> if you were dolley madison, you could not go anywhere whether it was a city in america or france without having to shop for her. becamery early on she the patriot jay of the french minister's wife and she schooled her as well. >>

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she claimed of the authorities a version of events regarding the manhunt for her sons does not stand up to scrutiny you can take a listen to what she said on our two dot com. britain and the u.s. claiming they have obtained evidence that assad's government used chemical weapons president obama warned of the use of poison gas in the syrian conflict would cross a red line that says some american lawmakers are quick to call for intervention in the war torn country the u.n. however says there is no solid proof to back up the allegations as experts say i would as a council do not tally with the effects of the weapons historian gerald horne says that we have seen this kind of rhetoric before and should be on guard it's deja vu all over again we will remember of the disaster as an adventurous u.s. and british invasion of iraq in two thousand and three based on. weapons of mass destruction that proved to be faulty therefore we must ask some very difficult searching questions for example what was the chain of custody with regard to the samples taken from the full field of syria to laboratories

a very stable person. alberto: ramon here takes care of the business for my parents. he's the dutiful son. has more of a... a love of life. he's more carefree. but i think both of them are responsible in their own way. one wants to work in a restaurant. the other one wants to be an architect. what's wrong with them? ( students rehearsing ) professor thomas: i'd like to ask you to take a look at the board right now. i've written down one complete chorus in the blues. you can all play these by now but you're probably asking yourself "what is it that we're playing?" well, let's go through that. instead of closed voicings what we're using here is a principal called "drop 2," which means basically take the 2nd voice and drop it down 1 octave. now if you look here at the 1st chord, for example, i have the tonic and the melody. now in a closed voicing after the tonic going down would be the 7th. but because the 7th is the second voice we've dropped it down 1 octave. then after the 7th comes the 5th... and here we've substituted the 13th for the 5... and finally, in the alto, we have the 3rd. now,

one thing a father and son did to avoid a shoot out at a gas station. just seconds after a father son walked into the shell station >>> a gun battle breaks out in a busy gas station parking lot seconds after a father and son walked into the store in washington. two women get out of the jeep and start hitting a woman with baseball bats. then a man in her truck started shooting at a women. the bullet hit the store window shattering that glass. luckily though, no customers were injured. amazing what happens at a gas station. >> the video is incredible. 4:43. the beta breakers road race is making security changes in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. only carry backpacks by 8.5 by 4 by 8.5 inches. >> when we have an opportunity to exercise a runner who is not supposed to be in the race, that person will be escorted off of the race. >> the costumes will still be allowed. the race is scheduled for next month. >> a well-known defense attorney is taking on the case of boston marathon suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. has a long history of working with notable d

swinish a swedish foreign minister carl bildt is responsible for actively pursuing the extradition of a son he is demanding that us on face the allegations of sexual misconduct and has worked with bob carr to figure out a solution so perhaps the release of all of these documents by wiki leaks isn't purely for educational purposes then again these men did play a major role in shaping modern international. a role that they continue to play forty years later we will continue to sift through those documents so stay tuned. today marks the tenth anniversary of the fall of baghdad now we've all seen those pictures the ones of the statue of saddam hussein being brought to the ground as a symbolic gesture to the end of the dictator's twenty four year reign. corporal edward chynna was one of the men who actually helped tear down that statue our international correspondent marina porton i actually had the chance to sit down with chin this week to reflect on the significance of that event and look ahead at the future of iraq here's part of that interview exactly ten years ago a u.s. marine from new yor

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