academy hasn't really favorite films or russian. what do you mean we have received oscars but not enough only seven in oscar history participate in one category only best foreign language film. tried to get a different award. you know this is the second time i. i've taken part in this fight therefore i know the subtleties solve it now film has the right to be nominated in all categories only when it shows in new york human if it's in a foreign language i really wanted to nominate pledging our mushed off for best actor but it didn't work out our film hasn't shown there yet is that can you even be nominated for awards like no there's just one category of there's this discrimination or something you know this is just a law of the us academy and we have to follow it. unless we make a film that american film distributers want to show immediately this year has been particularly successful for us the cinema with movies winning prizes at the biggest festivals spotlight has more. the last ten years have seen ever in the sense in russian cine

academy and we have to follow it. unless we make a film that american film distributers want to show immediately this year has been particularly successful for us with movies winning prizes at the biggest festivals spotlight him or. the last ten years have seen everything they sense in russian cinema from the deep graces the industry had relied on government support for years it was forced to learn to take care of itself the transition was painful with new names and merchants as a result one of them isn't except local groups whose how i ended it so much we don't have this the words the berlin on the film festival the film was shot on the real station in the arctic doctors who played it to research is isolated in frozen expanse want to warrants the russian all three law has also recently won top. ford at the chicago international film festival another russian film silent swords to triumph and premia with twelve minute long. at this year's vin these film festival critics say for those two guys mythic and kuwait extortiv

on of three career academies here.all theme based learning communities. >> they answer the age old question of why do i need to learn this? >> my very first class was financial planning and banking and credits. >> reporter: julie wants a career in business and technology. diane is studying finance, econic and business. it's not only business but every day things. paying for bills, saving up. >> why would you start your own business? >> reporter: beginning in tenth grade, the watkins mills students start their academy classes along with their core curriculum. they get the same teachers for three years, paid experience and a wealth of experience that gives them a jump in their careers. in a tough ecomy, that can be a valuable boost. >> college is an expensive place to figure out where you want to go and what you want to do. this helps students think about that before they get there. >> i feel like it gives them that edge. >> it not just one set. you're getting little pieces of business world. >> reporter: career academie

thanks to the academy.applause] >> the nominees for an outstanding continuing coverage of a new story and a regular escort -- scheduled newscast are "inside mexico's drug wars" "pakistan's war" "afghanistan, the world -- the road ahead" "brian williams reporting from afghanistan" "unlikely refugees" "iraq and afghanistan, where things stand" "vietnam, legacy of war" >> andy emmy award goes to "nbc nightly news with brian refugees" unlikely ready di [applause] >> thank you very much. i would never have believed in my wildest dreams i would be accepting his award from dan rather. so thank you very much. in afghanistan today, it is illegal for a woman to leave her husband. what that means in practice is if a 15-year-old girl is beaten at home and escapes and goes across the street to a neighbor's house, the police will arrest her and throw her in jail. we visited a prison like that, and i was in the cell. there's a woman who wanted to be a suicide bomber. she had been arrested with a best around her chest. she

and you won the academy award the first time out. did you go, "oh, this is a lot easier than i thought"? well, yeah. [laughter] i did. it surprised me, obviously. i was not anticipating being ever-- i don't think about academy awards; never did and probably never will. with all due respect to the academy, it's just not something that i put much attention on, and i never did. so therefore i wasn't thinking about it at all; i was thinking about doing something i wanted to do as an artist, and i said, "it's time that i do my own thing. i want to do this project." so i did it; i went out to lake forest, illinois, on a very low-budget film and just made it and wasn't-- and i was left alone. i appreciate that. when it was over, i edited it in new york and brought it out. and when it came out, i was not prepared for the reaction. i just knew that that was what i wanted to do, that finally i was able to put things together and say, "this is the way i want to do it. this is my statement." so i wasn't prepared for the aftermath. i mean, it was

what happens when you combine an unconventional teacher and an all-boys academy? well, in this case, you get 80% college attendance. nbc's craig melvin went inside a new york school to find out what the school is doing right. >> come on in, please and take a seat. >> reporter: aaron barnett brings a unique perspective to the classroom. >> i've worked with juvenile corrections before. often i was frustrated because i was working with young men that were already in the system. they had already made mistakes. >> reporter: as a teacher at the all boys eagle angd academy in york, he's teaching young teenagers valuable lessons. >> who do you think is worthy of respect? >> reporter: things a student can't learn from a textbook. as an african-american male teacher, mr. barnett is one of the few. >> what does respect mean? >> reporter: in fact, of the country's 5 million teachers, only 2% are black men. >> it speaks to the crisis that we're in, it speaks to my mission as a black man to give back to my own communities. >> reporter: for students like shareef and others at ea

. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i had an tombolo and said, "and theinner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring our communities together with a stronger voice but also with and that the and support for other communities as well, so it is my pleasure to announce that the recipients of the 2010 apa heritage award in the emerging leadership category is thomas lee. [applause] thomas, please join us on stage. i'm going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always volunteered he's design skills for cou

he was a philanthropist and investor who led the effort to memorialize the california academy of sciencesnd suffered from a brain tumor. but patterson was the p in spo partners, a low-profile but highly successful investment firm, started in 1989. it manages a concentrated portfolio of public and private investments, but he is also well known for his philanthropic activities and his leadership role in rebuilding the academy of sciences and moving it to its new home buying golden gate park. this month, he contributed $250,000 to the campaign for the academy and was a major donor and fund raiser for it. he was born in columbus, ohio. he graduated from harvard, and after a two-year stint at an analysts, he earned his mba from stanford university. he is survived by to the we was sons, and a daughter, eleanor. other family members and his much loved and appreciated for his efforts here locally. i would like to revert to an item on today's adoption without reference calendar, which seeks to encourage that the upcoming october 10 gay pride parade in belgrade, serbia, which will be first gay-righ

she is our map and academy hospitality tourism.usan's fired by one of her students who was missing class, not connected to school, and did not seem to care. she joined her academy of hospitality and tourism class and stay connected to her, even when she left for a bit to continue busy to attend a continuation high school to catch up on credits. she returned with a new spirit and commitment to graduate. karen will be here and will be most proud. karen, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be up here. first, i have to thank my husband who supports us every day and never says, "when are you going to be downgrading those tests?" for "are you done with that lesson plan?" or "you are leaving today to drive eight kids to disneyland?" to my grandmother who at 93 and fires the family with her determination. to my colleagues who support me every day and work with us to really give a great education to our students. i have a wonderful administration who supports all the teachers and really inspires us to be our best. an

>> reporter: but he's not talking about art academy. rather, police academy. >> they're often wearing their weapons. >> reporter: in the museum? >> in the museum, and it's become an issue for should museums. >> reporter: amy herman teaches the art of perception, a course she designed to use fine art to sharpen the observation skills of her students who are members of the c.i.a., secret service, and on this day, the n.y.p.d. at new york's metropolitan museum of art. >> we're getting them off the streets and out of the precincts and it refreshes their sense of inquiry. they're thinking how am i doing my job and it forces them to think about how they communicate and see the world around them. >> reporter: to encourage them to describe and communicate better, pointing is not allowed. >> the brown to the left... >> interesting, yes, and remember, no pointing. >> reporter: it's not about recognizing artists or techniques, but fine tuning attention to detail. inspector kenneth mckeel runs the n.y.p.d. realtime crime lab. >> we always teach ste

to ensure that they are completing the police academies and meet the highest standards imposed by the state of maryland. >> now, in an official review of the allegations made. indicate that to not edge gauge or be cheated. and the audit, thus far, revealed that all these officers, professionally and adequately took their appropriate tests. >> those offices are fully pledged members of the prince george's county and the police department and they could continue on into their jobs. and they did say that one instructor, they were found to be in the words, lazy. and he had been properly disciplined because of that. they had found none as far as cheating but they will continue the investigation and make copies of the area to exam to show what they were saying. they said that one allegation made in post article that one of the recruits scoring perfectly on the test where he had been dismissed and he was not a part of the academy. they said that the recruit, they had been dismissed, but when he took the test, he was still a part of the academy. and so, in fact, he did take the test. and a lo

has the latest. >> reporter: the cheating scandal at the bridge county police department training academy could have far- reaching effects. those officers who have made hundreds of arrests could nowly be thrown out. >> we'll make a decision on a case-by-case basis on which ones we can go forward with and which ones we can't. >> police launched an internal investigation and ought its after allegations surfaced that appear instructor provided cadets with answers. the probe focuses on 4 officers who graduated in july of 2009. all but two now work for the prince george's county police department. union representing the officers is reserving judgment. >> the members are out there, certified, sworn policemen and their arrests are lawful. >> reporter: the state's attorney's office set up its own task force to review the cases. the information by law must be turned over to defense attorneys. >> potentially hundreds of cases that they're involved in, right? >> yeah, it is possible. i just don't know how many cases there will be that are involved in this at this point. >> reporter: the police union

this is the county police training academy. focus of an internal investigation of alleged eating that could involve discipline, suspension or even removal of 32 prince george's county police officers and two members of the marylandational capitol park police. it casts doubt on their honesty and credibility. prince george's county attorney whose office prosecutecrime has formed a team to determine how many of his cases involve police in the alleged cheating scandal. >> we want to make sure that any information that the defense had a rate to know before the case was resolved was turned over to them. they might want to use this for impeachment of the office he's may have testified. that's extra for cases moving forward as well. >> reporter: the "washington post" quotes an internal memo from the training commander notifying them that there was a complaint that instructors had been providing cadets with test answers. in 11 exams gen in the final weeks before certification in 2009, all of the students scored 100% on one ex, a student

that instructor has been fined but is still at the training academy. >> it now 5:04 on this friday and looking at the day ahead major track work will force

the frarnal order of police is the union representing lice officers and instructors at the academy. >> i would hope, you know, these individuals, that there wasn't any wrongdoing on their part. until there's anything proven against these individuals. >> reporter: chris gordon, "news 4 today." >> and a state agency will determine whetr the officers need to be retested. >>> it will be months before we hear the supreme court's decision in a debate over free speech versus the right to privacy. the polarizing argument centers around a protest at military funerals. crowds demonstrated outside the supreme court yesterday as justices inside heard a lawsuit filed by a dead marine's father. he says members of the westboro baptist church disrespected his family's grief by picketing at his son's funeral. the church members say their anti-war protest was at a public event. >> you have one and only one opportunity to bury your child. in a civilized society we shouldn't be forced to be exposed to that behavior or skip the eun ral. >> -- call yourself having your feelings hurt over words is not enoug

chief hilton said the teacher has been fired but remains at the academy.one day to audit the files of recent cases. >>> >>> they could be rescued as early as monday and that is if they decide they don't need to re-enforce the tunnel that will carry the men 2,000 feet to the surface. if so, the rescue would be pushed back more than 10 more days while they insert a steel pipe into the shaft and crews are inspecting the capsules that will transport the men up one-by-one. the chilean military officials have created as to determine the order in which they will be rescued, based on the physical and mental health and strength of character. >>> new figures this morning show there is almost as much toxic red sludge in streets and homes in hungary as there was oil in the gulf of mexico after the bp oil spill and green peace this morning saying the sludge has, quote, surprisingly high levels of arsenic and mercury. the sludge bust from an aluminum plant in western hungary on monday and get an update on what is happening there now and joining us live from budapest, hu

. >> the american academy of pediatrics year more than 400,000 babies are born to depressed women. since new moms don't usually see the obstetrician until the baby is six weeks old it makes sense to get pediatricians involved when they see babies at 2 weeks for wellness checkups. >>> reporter: when molly gave birth to her son five years ago, it was not a joyful moment. the new mom had feelings of regret and guilt. she suffered from postpartum depression. >> i was anxious. i thought i made a terrible mistake. >> reporter: one in four women suffers depression after birth. the condition is damaging for mothers as well as baby, which shows that it can harm the infant's development. >> there is severe depression in mothers the babies are not as interactive or verbal. they can grow up being depressed. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is now recommending pediatricians start screening new moms for depression. a doctor looks to see if a mother is affectionate. >> watch out for the ones who are not happy about a new baby or the ones who are not eating or sleeping. don't be afr

don't be afraid to ask how they are doing. >> reporter: the academy urges pediatricians to recommendounseling if mother seems depressed. the doctor thinks it's a good line of defense. >> pediatricians are in a unique position to screen for postpartum depression because they see mothers so frequently. >> reporter: she went to a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with postpartum depression. she started her own support group to help other moms struggling with the condition. the american academy of pediatrics says every year more than 400,000 babies are born to depressed women. up to 25% develop postpartum depression. it makes sense to get pediatricians involved. the first well baby check-up is at 2 weeks of age. and i have to tell you the sooner the better with something like this. >> thank you. >>> you know, a man who grows up with sisters, you might think would be more attractive to women. not so, according to a new study of rats. [ laughter ] >> what do they know. researchers at the university of texas say male rats who were raised only with females are seen as less sexy by other female

commissioner sugaya: i had an opportunity to attend the scoping commission for the academy of art tuesday night downtown at one of their facilities, at post and mason, i think it is. there are quite a few people there, but it was interesting to the extent that it kind of reminded me of some of our hearings, where 90% of the people who were there sung the praises of the academy of art university rather than talking about what should be covered in the environmental report. and i think that we can expect the same at future hearings, or people from as far away as copper coast account came to testify -- as contra costa county came to testify. in any case, there were other targeted comments, and i don't know if it was that truthful, but i know it is part of the process. president miguel: i also would like to individually complement scott. i appreciate the work you have done so far. it has been interesting, from time to time i watch on tv the board of appeals, and i think you represent the department extremely well, and that is greatly appreciated. during the week, i have had occasion to interfa

about 65 people were out of it including present and previous students at the academy of art.uying splice because she lost everything in the fire. >> the fire, i hope that someone is also here, and i hope they also wake up and i end up i pick up my phone call and i want one. >> residents had just enough time to wake up and run out as fast as they could. >> there was people like falling off the fire escape trying to get out and they couldn't see. so my brother found a flashlight and they could find out. >> three people lad to be treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation. 16 people are spending the night in a red cross center south of market. this building is extremely shaky. they tell cbs5 all of the floors collapsed from the top floor to the basement making it extremely unsafe. >>> and we're back live. city crews will be out here to demolish this 95-year-old building first thing tomorrow. and, ken, i should mention at the academy of art not only took care of the dozen or so students they knew of but they also asked us to put it out on tv that in there were some students tha

reporter: but not talking about art academy. often wearing their weapons. >> reporter: in the museum? >> in the museum. it's become an issue for some museums. >> reporter: amy herman teaches the art of perception, a course she designed to use fine art to sharpen the observation skills of her students. where members of the cia, secret service, and on this day, the nypd, at new york's metropolitan museum of art. >> we're getting them off the streets and out of the precincts and it refreshes their sense of inquiry, thinking how am i doing my job? it forces them to think about how they communicate and see the world around them. >> reporter: to encourage them to describe and communicate better, pointing is not allowed. >> the brown horse towards the left has a blanket. >> interesting, yes. remember, no pointing. >> reporter: it's not about recognizing artists or techniques but fine-tuning attention to detail. inspector kenneth mckeel runs the nypd realtime crime lab. >> we always teach, step back, look at what you have at the crime s

naval academy four years. u.s. naval assignments, cryptological officer deciphering secret codes, guam one year. defense language institute. monterrey, california, one year. degree in russian. national security agency fort mead, maryland one year. direct support officer. three fast attack marines, four surface ships including surface -- service above the sample during the grenada invasion. montel, tv talk show most, daytime emmy award-winner 11 years and currently. awards, navy commendation and navy achievement medals, service awards, other decorations. also esquire * man of the year '88 the montel williams ms foundation to raise awareness of multiple sclerosis, founder and overseer. television acting, touched by an angel *, jag , all my children *, author five books including most recently "a dozen ways to sunday." hobbies, fitness fanatic, quote, unquote,. >> yes, sir. >> and you're divorced twice. >> divorced twice. >> this is what you write "i truly leave that what goes wrong in most relationships can be traced

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we're talking about service academy rivalries. it is a little bit more special. there is a kinship and brotherhood that the others do not have. air force, navy -- they are trying to change things. >> weather wise, a little bit more tropical moisture to the south and a disturbance from the west. that combination will bring us some more rain. insta-weather plus forecast is coming up next. a beautiful blue skies outside. a beautiful evening. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with meteorologist john collins. take a look -- let's look at the radar in just a minute, after we look at the statistics for today. at bwi marshall, 71 of the high. the same for inner harbor. 46 and 53 were the respective lows this morning. there will be about the same tomorrow. no rain. a lot of blue sky. the normal high is 72. we are just about on target. we will stay below normal for most of the next seven days. we look at the forecast in just a moment. here is the blue sky on the radar. here is the next system -- or part of the next system that is coming in. the rain is slow moving. it

we ran over 500 -- placed over 500 individuals and out of the academy's -- out of our academies. the supervisors or our guest speakers. i think our shop will play an integral role in waste water treatment especially on the construction side. and hopefully, as we move forward, we can figure out a stronger partnership. i believe strongly that the bigger hit is not so much construction, but the other jobs that come out of puc that are far better paying jobs, and a better career mobility. we hope to be working with the team and the consultants. we move forward on the inside game as well as the construction. with that, i am sure you will find more information. thank you. >> hello, good afternoon. i wanted to thank the committee for the interest on the community benefits program. we are really excited that you are here to learn more about the community benefits program. i was serving as commissioner of the public utilities commission the last couple of years. we worked with staff as well as my colleagues on the commission. it was a landmark moment that we were finally able to get this

a new american academy of pediatrics report warns depression isn't just bad for moms. it can also harm their baby. the report cites research showing developmental and social delays in babies with depressed mothers. the academy says every year more than 400,000 babies are born to depressed women, and estimate that between 5% and 25% of mothers develop postpartum depression. >>> for more information on this and other health stores check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> the dow opened at 11:164 after gaining 31 points yesterday. the s&p rose 2 points and the nasdaq added 11. a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 23 points. hong kong, the hang seng dropped 26. >>> stocks continued their steady climb yesterday, anticipating a big move by the federal reserve to stimulate the economy. as the dollar keeps failing stocks keep rising. the dollar hit another 15-year low against the yen yesterday. investors are betting the fed's move to stimulate growth will effectively involve printing more money, which in turn will weaken the dollar making riskie

here, at the police academy in kabul, it seems they're only men. but the police chief is proud of his record of recruiting women. >> you should know under the afghan constitution, and men and women have equal rights. the afghan interior ministry has paid the way for men and women to join the police academy. >> it is a tough test for either sex, but it has special problems for women. >> people say it is dangerous for you. you are a lady. i have not told anyone besides my mom. i know it is dangerous. >> after heard tough police work, it is back to the family coming to the young children who worry about her, and steal a home where she is both a mother and breadwinner. -- and to a home where she is both mother and red winter. bbc news. >> it is highly controversial, especially under -- in indigenous communities. the have taken their campaign to the u.n.. >> banging the drum of protest. the northern territories of canada have been protected for generations. now they say they are protesting the for the area disappears forever. obstructing oil from tar sa

lastly, an in memoriam for matthew, he was born in 1972 and entered the san francisco police academy in 1995 and the department in december. he was awarded the golden badge for an act of heroism and in 2006 was awarded the american legion officer of the year award. he has had many outstanding acts of bravery and has been recognized by many organizations. he is survived by his wife christy, his children, and he will be greatly missed. i have the number of resolutions for consideration. supervisor maxwell: i am calling for a hearing on the findings of the budget analysts audit. the farmer's market is the oldest such farmers market in the state of california. it provides healthy food options, small business opportunities, and a sense of community. it is the only market that is publicly owned and operated. even though it is successful, there is much room for improvement. the market is in need of facilities, management, and better compliance with city and state regulation. at the end of the day, i think we can be proud to have the best farmers market possible. i look forward to the conver

officials were oncerned that nearly 150 cadets may have cheated on theii police academy tests ater noiiing tt ú%veral indiviiuals got perfect scooes. an instructor simply recorded the wrong numbers out off3 laziness. afttr checking the tests investigators found that the individuals got a ange of the instructor has been fined buu we mains with the academy. >>> aryland's attorney general ú%ys reeent rulings by the supreme courr proves that tate gun laws are constitutiinal. it concerns citizen's rights to carry hand guns in public. %-carryinn a ggn in publlc isfr suing trying to overturn that laa. >> it only uarantees people o keep hand guns at home for self-defense. >>> preeident barack obama throws his supporttbehind3 governor o'malley's bid for re-election t thh rally at bowie, president obama says ttat democrats need to fire p to as they were in 2008 when he was elected democcats are worried that they won't even show up to at the polls. p> they're counting on your apathy. they figured you wouldn't come out and vote. they figured obama is not on the ballot, they won't come out and vote.

here, at the police academy in kabul, it seems to be unmans world. the police chief is proud of the record of recruiting women. >> you should know that under the afghan constitution, men and women have equal rights. the afghan interior ministry have paved the way for men and women to join the police academy. >> the test is a tough one for either sex. it has particular problems for women. >> people say it is dangerous for you. you are the lady. only my mom knows. i have not told anyone else. >> after her tough police work, it is back to her family, to her young children who worry about her, and to a home where she is both mother and breadwinner. >> bbc news, kabul. >> apache military -- and apache military helicopter has crashed. it went down 180 e kilometers east of the capital, an area where forces have been engaged in struggles against the islamic militia. the crash is being examined as an accident caused by technical failure. it is one of the most famous names in soccer. liverpool soccer club is being sold to the owner of the boston red sox baseba

academy, national alumni association. we'll send it back to you on tv hill. >> i'll tell you what, enjoy the room right now. and one of the first words out of harbaugh's mouth, we've started working on the broncos. >> you know, it's interesting, you ask who they're playing and they have no idea. they -- i'm not joking, you can go up to the coaches and they're like, i don't know. and the next game, they laser lock on that. and it's amazing. en i've heard that statement every year i've covered the ravens. >> well, it makes since. it's another football game. >> got ya. >> well, up next on the morning edition. >>> pests are invading the country and i'm weijia jiang next and what the health authorities say you have to know. ,[ female announcer ] after months of martin o'malley telling us "maryland is moving forward"... ...and moving maryland forward. [ female announcer ] ...this jobs report tells the truth... maryland's economy stalled. [ male announcer ] "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost." [ female