abel has been here for ten months. today is his shot to convince the release committee he's ready to go home. >> we review their packet, and we know that they're essentially eligible to come to the release committee for review, but we don't ever talk about it in advance. you had how many counts of battery? >> four. >> what were the batteries about? >> racism. >> racism? tell me what that means. >> when i was going to school, when i just came up here, there were a bunch of kids calling me names, so back in the day, i would react to any stupid stuff. somebody call me a name, i would react and start fighting right away. >> that's how i mostly got all my batteries from, people calling me names. >> was any of that gang related? >> no, sir. >> talk to me about your victims. >> victims? they were rivalry gang members, so we don't get along with them for certain reasons. >> you just told me a few minutes ago that those were not gang related. >> what victims are you talking about? >> any. >> any? well come gang members and some

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood

. >> reporter: back on the street, meet the abel family. >> we wanted to come down and celebrate freedom for everybody. >> reporter: they wanted to share this historic moment with their two sons. >> to see their parents are regular people. >> i want my children to know no one should be discriminated no matter where they're from, what color they are, what religion they are. >> reporter: at sparky's? >> very emotional. >> reporter: the owner has filled at least a dozen new balloon orders today, a day many in this community have been waiting for for years and now it's here. >> i turned to will and i said, will you marry me? and he said yes. >> reporter: the decision has come home. >> it's been an incredible experience to see this happening and to explain to our children that yes, we now too can get married. >> reporter: the official decision-day celebration will have two stages, one for music, one for speeches in front of the castro theater. open containers will not be permitted. i should mention if you think this party will be big, just wait for pride weekend. live tonight in the castro. >

abell capitalism otherwise known as canary wharf london's business district home to a number of banks such as j.p. morgan and barclays now it's an event called they owe us and the day in the title is aimed squarely at g. eight leaders who are set to meet for the start of the g eight summit hosted by britain in northern ireland on monday protesters gathered here come from a number of different organizations but they all say that they're concerned with one thing and that's the concentration of wealth and power that the g eight summit represents so next week at the g eight david cameron is going to be saying that he's saving the world he's come out with all these great policies that make things better for you know events just not true he's making decisions and all those leads in part to making decisions did in the interests of the fine i'm saying to you shins of these large corporations that normally interested normal people we've got the banks out so. quoted to me we've got the banks out of means they're in debt to us you know we're not a debt to them so this simple stuff earlier this w

talking about balancing out this relationship and moving forward with relations we are also seeing abel start up military presence in on countries like mali and libya and somalia and uganda so are we sending mixed messages here well in a certain way yes we are but here is a reason many people think is because i think you know there are people who question whether security terrorism is an issue enough or go where there is not i happen to think it is boko haram is killing nigeria's book or i mean. is killing the somalis. good hard is to go over northern mali but in my view the best way to fight terrorism is deep in democracy and open this so yes fight terrorism but not just by. only how to fight train them to respect democracy train them to respect human rights so i think security is a challenge i just question the approach by with the us has been trying to fight it . it's a founder of the democracy and conflict research institute thank you so much for your opinions and why an answer is a prayer of thanks for having me well out of congress but not out of the limelight ron paul is still le

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they are stepping up to the plate as global we have to also the responsibility for keeping the planet abel the consequences together if we don't. to help more come back to -- countries transitioning to a cleaner sources of energy and to help them do it faster we're going to partner with the private sector to apply private sector technological know-how in countries that transition to natural-gas. we'd mobilize billions of dollars and clean energy projects around world. today i'm going for in and of public financing for new coal plants overseas unless they deploy carbon capture technologies or there is no other viable way for the countries to generate electricity is. and i urge other countries to join this effort. underacting my administration to launch negotiations towardree td environmental goods and services, including clean energy technology to help more countries get past the dirty phase of development and join a global low carbon economy. they don't have to repeat all the same mistakes that we make. [applause] we have also intensified our climate cooperation with major emerging economi

. >>> cain y abel. >>> uno matÓ al otro, la cosa es cuando hay un desbalance de poder, cuando se lastimalos y asistirlo si se sale de mano. >>> gracias natalia, esperamos que se soluciocione, estÁs a tiempo. y gracias alfredo. en esta maÑana, vamos como hoy hablamos de temas que nos gustan, en univisiÓn.com compartiendo entre amigas, lean mi blog, y dejar una idea que le guste que tratemos, seguimos con mÁs, y los muchachos estan listos. >>> sÍ, tienes razÓn, nos vamos con mÉxico, ¿por quÉ?>>> porque estÁ pilarcita, que estuvo en pa"parodiando". buenos dÍas pilar. >>> hola, buenos dÍas. me da mucho gusto saludarlos, y bueno, platicar acerca de "parodiando". que cada vez se pone mejor. pues hubo cambios, angÉlica vale cÓmo que sintio la presiÓn que el equipo de julio zabala va ganando, ella se puso las pilas, le dio la vuelta, las imitaciones estuvieron buenisimas, vamos a ver esto. >>> "parodiando" estuvo divertido, y tambiÉn con invitada de lujo, estuvo marÍa josÉ como juez con carmelita salinas, y tambiÉn con naomi, su imitadora del equipo de angÉlica vale que la dejÓ gratamente sorpre

this powerpoint presentation is abeled "prism: u.s. 984 x.n. overview." and what you see to my right is the reproduction of what was posted at the website a week ago. first of all, note that there are certain logos at the top of the page. gmail, is the largest provider of email services and hosting. it's run by google. facebook. many of us are familiar with that. i think my children are all too familiar with it. spend an awful lot of time on it. facebook allows private messaging between friends. hotmail, which is microsoft's email server and service. yahoo!, which performs a variety of functions, including among other things hosting a large number of webpages and, by the way, when you go to their webpage, they can tell who you are by your i.p. address. and also a very widely used email service. google, i think google needs no introduction but i already introduced it. google allows you to do web searches. it together with microsoft has almost 90% of the web search market in the united states. they keep a record of the searches that you make based upon your

abel writes, i hope our children look back on prop 8 and doma on the same shock and horror that sell investigation inspires today. katrina is calling from michigan, a democrat caller. go ahead. > i don't think it is anyone's -- we do want it to be legal, you know. as far as it costing the state or the federal government money, you know, i head the caller say she doesn' want to pay. we pay taxes like everybody else. we pay for things that we don't think is right. you're not paying for us to live like this, we pay taxes right. it isn't anyone's business. as far as the children, it's more things that messing up our kids now than anything beside gay and lesbian couples. we have poverty, nobody is speaking about that. kids are hungry we can't multiply but we can take care of the kids that the straight society throes away. -- throws away. >> how does this affect you personally? >> it's not. we're still going to live. we're still going to move on, you know, we're excited about it. we really are. i just -- i mean it's disturbing all these people are -- it's about the children, there's other