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so two years ago, it i drove a couple weeks, and then i had paniattacks agn, so then i haven't driven till now. yestday, on one of her driving assignments, mary had and survived a panic attack. it was scary. i didn't think i could keep driving, but i did. linda was with you then? noi was alone. so where were you when you saw you were having an attack on city line what did you say to yourself to keep yourself going? i got mad at myself, cursedyself. i just get mad at self d feel bad because i think i shouldn't be like this. i'm just like everyone else,fraid. and i get mad at myself, and that would give me more courage, and i'd be able to keep going on. there are some bridges, some roads-- one in particular, a high bridge-- that i have no crossed by myself, with anybodysure in the c driving for six or seven years probably, and yesterday i had probly a total of 1or 15 passes across those two bridges. it felt great to be able to do tha and not have the paniattacks. patrick describes the symptoms he worked rough the way to atlantic city. going to atlant cit i i was mildly hyperventilati, a

the activists claim this would prevent pro-democracy candidates from being nominated. 17-year-old agnes chow is a key member of the student group taking part in the protests. >> translator: what we want is an opportunity to directly choose our chief executive through a democratic election. the chinese authorities don't want people in hong kong to get a truly democratic system. they just want to tighten their grip on power. >> reporter: many young people in hong kong are worried that china is clamping down on hong kong's autonomy. >> reporter: they are planning a campaign dubbed "occupy central." 10,000 people were set to stage a sit-in in the area, one of asia's key financial centers. they hope this will draw international attention to their cause. when students conducted an overnight sit-in in july in central hong kong, more than 500 were arrested. if the occupation is large, the economic loss could be as high as several million dollars. >> translator: our situation keeps getting worse. unless we citizens fight to protect ourselves, things will continue to deteriorate. >> reporter: but

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agn, probation department prided the union fees and then we provided all the extra support services, the uniforms as needed, the boots. >> the hard hat. >> the hard hat. not only that, when they stayed at the campus, ty needed to have food because the local grocery stores. phoenix project supported that. >> that's fantastic. before we run out of time, i want to talk about the meeting you had with michel obama's brother. we have some images of your kids meeting him. you went to image for success to get everybody all dolled up. >> yeah. they we so pleased. when they knew they had a chance to meet mhelle obama's brother craig robinson at dominican college, theyjust got prepared and image for success provided all of their clothing, and we went to see him. he was promoting his bock. each of them received an autographed copy of the book. what's most important is that phoenix project is a prevention program, too, so man of our participants are not -- have been fed with the legal system, but we also have a majority of them that have. so our goal is to help guide them to be productive members

. >> for 7-year-old agnes buhl the actual path to finding waldo was a big undertaking. >> i go in to the store, and i was always like looking like this. and i'm looking up, and down, and all around, and it's very hard work. but at the end of the day, it pays off. >> and for her mom, it was an excuse to do a little shopping. >> i enjoyed it, because i got into some different stores that maybe i wouldn't have stopped in if there hadn't been a waldo hiding there somewhere. out of the 20 stores we visited, i purchased something at 11 of them. and there's one store that she found waldo right away and i said i have to go back. i loved everything in there. and so i'm planning on returning the next rainy day. >> in other parts of the country, like new orleans, the timing of this event in july is perfect since it's typically one of the slower times of the year. >> july in new orleans is very slow. and it's also the first month of hurricane season. so a lot of people tend to vacate the city. since we've been plays waldo for the last three years, the stores that have participated have actually

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or whoever the person is is and we can actually bring agnes to testify in front of the senate foreignrelations committee and say your money is keeping her alive and we can prove it because we are providing her with antiretrovirals. it's a very compelling case and we can do the same with a bad back bed nets. children live and weeks of the campaign's children in high school contribute $10 someone will buy a bed net. so the political economy at its best level and is sometimes understanding the american people want a specific actions on specific diseases. jesse laid out very well and we all talked about the impotence of the health systems. you've been more involved in this than any of us. how do we square that circle of the congress is imperative they want results measurable knowledge of the need to build systems over time. >> that's the question that has been haunting me for the last several years. i've spent quite a bit of time on the bilateral response program that is focused to fight aids and malaria, three diseases. we had a considerable debate in the global fund about the extent to

i'm agñ single mom. i've given 5,000% because i do want to raise men who do what you said.and cherish them. i think a gentleman is exactly that. gentle. so i can't speak on behalf of those men. i can speak on behalf of the women who as i've said feel as very similar thing which you talked about with me. you feel such embarrassment. the first thanniing you feel is embarrassment. you feel like you can't tell anyone. it's hard to tell yourself. i think what i find so powerful about what we saw in the elevator is that a lot of the women that i are spoken to and what i've experienced is that people don't bi$ieve you. so on top of the pain of having this happen to you you're now dealing with a different sort of pain as you're trying to process all of these emotions because it is somebody you love. but now we have the video. i think it's difficult for people to wrap their mind around somebody -- a man balling up his fist and actually hitt woman but with this video, it's inescapable. we have to have this discussion. we have to be able to say this is unacceptable. collectively as a

or is and we can bring agnes to testify in front of the foreign relations committee and say your money is keeping her alive and because we are providing her with antiretrovirals full of we can do that less directly but it is easy to understand. by that nets and children live. we see all the campaigns in junior high school -- contribute $10 and somebody can buy a bed that pulls up the clinical -- the at its best level american people want specific actions on specific diseases. well and weut very have all talked about the importance of health systems. you have been more involved in this than anyone else. how do we square that circle of congress wants results measurable now with the need to build systems over time. question that has been haunting me for the last several years. timee spent quite a bit of working on the bilateral and wee to disease focus have had considerable debate in the global fund about the extent to which countries should be supported to build health systems as opposed to systems to deliver responses to the three diseases. so cbo outlined why it is much more politicall

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not a lot of details are known about how he died but he was a patient at saint agnes medical center athe time of his passing. he was 7 feet 2 inches tall he was a giant on the screen literally. he performed famously as a cable chomping henchmen jaws who fought with rich in order moore. his massive fight was attribute today a hormonal condition. he had rolls in happy gill more and the wild wild west, he published a biography in 2002 called making it big in the movies. >>> the parents of a newborn who needed a new heart turned to facebook to raise awareness and money for medical costs. facebook said a picture was to graphic. he was born in north carolina and diagnosed with heart disease. his parents say he needs a heart transplant to survive and they were trying to find an infant heart donation so they started a facebook page called hudson's heart. when trying to advertise the page it was rejected on facebook. >> i was really hurt actually i mean, i kind of cried. he's my son, i love him and, you know, to have someone reject a picture to me it's just, you know, my beautiful son laying in

the agnes meyer diary criticizes a harding speech in his ohio accent. but of course, one person's trash is someone else's treasure. harding was actually a very popular public speaker. and he did not invent the word "normalcy." another section deals with the rumor that harding was part african-americ african-american. the rumor behind these so-called whispering campaign of 1920, harding's presidential campaign. we've included two presidential campaign posters, one printed by an african-american political activist from cleveland, supporting harding and quoting from one of his speeches that favored civil rights. the other, a republican party poster with a harding family tree intended to silence the whispers and demonstrate the likeness of the harding mind. while searching for harding-related material, allen tykro, the head of the man yew ñg out a strange manuscript in the evelyn maclaine walsh papers and asked me to try to figure out what it was and why was it in he have walsh maclaine's papers. she came from a very wealthy family and married the wealthy

agnes medical center in fresno he was 7 ft. 2 and was a cable shopping hansmann which was and the jazzlso following a man accused killing his five children and double their bodies on the alabama roads. a lot of fog around the bay. were also watching hot spots and weather. >>: george: speaking of bridges we are backed up nearly to all the bridge approaches this morning except for the golden gate. >>: james: the live you from the top of the montana. it's passionate and were seen good breaks. at the moment coercing fifties to low 60s. there is minimal fog and the morning. we have very calm winds and high temperatures this afternoon. the air quality is one to be on the poor side this afternoon. friday is also the same story. as we had to the weekend work and keep the hot forecasts. books like temperatures will not back down to the early parts of next week. >>: james: on the comeback and 15 minutes and talk about the temperatures and break this down region by region. >>: mark: of the memorial's taken place of the september 11th attacked. these are the victims of names and you can see that a

thomas afflitto emmanuel akwasi afuakwah alok agarwal mukul kumar agarwala joseph agnello david scott agnesah joseph ahern joanne marie ahladiotis shabbir ahmed terrance andre aiken godwin ajala trud i m.alagero. andrew alameno margaret ann alario gary m. albero jon leslie albert peter craig alderman and my father, the aforementioned john leslie albert. he was a dedicated father, a loving husband, a respected colleague. he is sorely missed. >> and my sister, dorothy r. morgan, you stand tall in our hearts. jacquelyn delaine aldridge david d. alger ernest alikakos edward l. allegretto eric allen joseph ryan allen richard dennis allen richard l. allen christopher e. allingham anna self-allison. janet m. alonso anthony alvarado antonio javier alvarez victoria alvarez-brito telmo e. alvear cesar amoranto alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james m. amato joseph amatuccio paul w.abros. christopher charles amoroso kazuhiro anai calixto anaya jr. joseph anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john andreacchio michael rourke andrews jean ann andrucki siew-nya ang joseph john

we love that hash tag right there we have this one right here i'm watching before i helped out, agnesciate you. we have a sweet one too there, deb mcken, it says my mom jane is a new viewer who we love all of our new viewers having surgery tuesday. karen or anyone wish her new look. we send her our best from fox 29 weekend. >> it has been so much fun. thanks, keep them coming. we're on this weekend. the is there so much to do. so much work to do around the house. so some of your viewers wrote in with their home improvement questions. we have a tip you will not want to miss this one. >>> also, thank you for joining us, in the the conversation in making this a wonderful success. the send us any of your questions, your comments, we love them, and we will share th >>> and welcome back. it is 9:29. it is a beautiful morning on this saturday. it felt more like summer in this last weekend of summer, then fall. we may have some changes. lets get over to caitlin roth. so many people have busy plans today. >> so much going on, on this last weekend of summer. fall begins on monday but giving you

. >> this is my mom/mom, agnes brennan, later hamilton and my pop pop william hamilton.e think so much of things women are doing today, and we cannot forget they have always played a very critical role at wartime. so mom mom was a nurse and back here is a picture of her with her nurse mates on the ship off of japan. >> what an exciting life she must have led. >> but we're very proud of both of them. this is my mom and her dad. >> isn't that great. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> i spent sometime growing up at west point myself so thanks, dad. >> we can talk all day about this. thanks again wendy hamilton and sugar house casino for being our sponsor for the wonderful solute to the military. lets talk about the fabulous weather, come on out, all you need is a sweater. we have a dense fog advisory for lancaster county but not too much longer. we have a few areas of fog but we have bright sunshine here in philadelphia mess of our temperatures are in the 50's. we have a few temps in the 40's in a few places but rain has left us and moved to the north east and we will in the see any

. >> david scott agnes. >> doll alberto. >> brian g.ahern. >> joanne marie aliotis. >> terrence andreo. >> john leslie albert. >> pita craig alderman. >> my father, john leslie albert. he was a dedicated father, loving husband, a respected colleague. he's sorely missed. >> and my sister, dorothy r. morgan. you stand tall in our hearts. >> jacqueline elaine avisbedly. >> anna alipapo. >> eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> victor dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. >> christopher allenhouse. >> anna f. allison. >> janet marie alonzo. >> anthony alvarado. >> antonio alvarez. >> victoria alvarez rita. >> elmo alvir. >> angela amaranzo. >> james m. amhas zo. >> paul w.abros. >> wade scott amundsen. >> joseph achundia. >> yvette constance anderson. >> john jack handserfield. >> jean ann andruki. >> joseph ange leany, senior. >> joseph and john angilini, junior. >> mary lynn edwards angel. >> laura angeleta. >> doreen angarsani. >> my beautiful, loving daughter, maria santilian. your dad and i love you very much and always in our prayers. also sending their love and kisses from your brother

marcia fudge is having a town hall forum tomorrow morning and she's bringing the dreams with phyllis agnes the young folks can be engaged in that. we have 70 some workshops and with african-american members, black folks in the congressional black caucus who have planted this because they want you to understand that behind -- this didn't just happen. getting the contracts, making sure we have black folk who are engaged, the hotel that we're in, because we understand racism exist. so we move members to be where they are black contractors. we have insist on things because we know racism prevails -- >> visit some of values voter summit earlier today. we'll take you live now for remarks having a by former president candidate rick santorum and former alaska governor sarah palin. >> get out of the way and will move right into our program. i want to mention tonight once again and will be in reception. we just learned governor mike huckabee will be joining us so this is your chance to kind of interact with them one on one if you'd like to join us. but also in attendance will be governor bobby jinda