betsy also wants to show the performances to her niece in wyoming.of her students suggest youtube. >> i said youtube, what's that? that's how out of it burnell and i are. the first day it has 71 hits. then it started. we didn't know what the term "viral video" meant. the next thing you know, it's a million. >> nora's videos are so popular they come to the attention of a lithuanian composer. he created music for the chamber orchestra in lithuania for children. he wanted to do an orchestra piece that is based on nora's playing the riffs that she plays. >> and thus the catcerto is born. >> i think this is the first time that a concerto has been written for an animal. i think it only exists because of the internet. >> when posted on the internet, the catcerto receives more than 100, hits and in 2009 she wins an aspca award for an honor. >> it's nice to see a cat succeed. >> they're creating t-shirts and calendars and books featuring nora. >> i'm going to write a positive life philosophy book. it's called "nora's piano life guide for how to make every day

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betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it. deputy alvarez from goodwill industries is here. knesha is to her left. as is monisha and chris, two more interns. this is someone from the department of youth and families. rhonda simmons, our director of work-force development, is also here with us. i did see a trend more -- see trent moore, phil ginsperbg, the direct picture of reparations and parks -- the director of rec and park. i do not see tony whitaker. jason eliot is in the back, from the mayor's office. the education and family services member is here. naomi kelly, our city administrator, is also with us. who did i miss? i know i missed somebody. >> donald leavitt. >> thank you so much. we also have someone from the department of youth and families. we have the director of neighborhood services in the back. [laughter] [applause] what we would like to do -- the mayor is going to make opening comments. we are literally going to have a conversation a

betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it.

betsy you agree they should be prosecuted even if they did recant. -- >> do you agree it would be prosecuteden if they did recant. >> you may answer the questions. >> yes, i do. >> are you familiar with the power and control wheel? a fax absolutely. >> you are familiar that physical abuse is characterized by relationships with the emotional abuse? >> and verbal abuse. >> did you communicate by phone december 31 reading or by tax -- by phone or by text? \ >> i only have 3 communications. those were happy new year, and the other two texaxts were lettg him know if he had not found the chief of staff i may have a good recommendations. >> did you communicate about anything else iphonby phone. >> no, i did not. >> did you communicate by e- mail? >> i did not. >> at that time did you sometimes communicate by e-mail n.y. democrat said what time did? >> the time when you were working as an -- communication by e-mail? that said what time? >> when you were working as a campaign manager. >> i think the question is vague as time. >> it is kind of vague, so maybe if you want to ask everything. >> i will a

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for the series i think that we are following for that that are now we've got betsy my bet is a really top player was the best striker last year and we we do want to add in that would be one of the best. couple of striker around the premier league. now seven time mota j.p. champion valentino rossi has defended his decision to return to yamaha next year it's all right there is preparing for this weekend's indianapolis green in america with his current team to kasey such a three year old has now signed a two year deal to rejoin the japanese manufacturer following a disappointing two year stint with the italian outfit this means rossi will once again joining a rival and runs only made a full day runs like this which came under fire from forward you can see right the casey stoner rossi has explained his intent. my choice is because i try to understand which is that the best the best the bike the more competitive bike for for the next two years that maybe the end of my career or maybe not but anyway the last part and. this is the choice and is a great pity i'm very sad those who because the

will happen at the moment the most important thing will be what happens in the next few races before betsyin the second half of the year in comparison with the first in the end results are what matter to secure anything in the future. now staying with my to sport and moscow is gearing up this weekend to host a stage of the superbike world championship for the very first time the event will be held at a brand new circuit the moscow raceway located on the outskirts of the capital and local fans will have plenty to get their pulses racing with russia's young. rider and of competing in the super sport category the twenty. five year old has already finished on the podium this season and sits twelfth overall however all eyes will be on the super bikes with just four races to go this season the eleventh stage could be crucial for the destiny of the world title with legends max biaggi on colors chaika fighting for the championship and both i don't like to the sport has come to russia. everyone. wants to come russian for the first ever grand prix. the modest part of the world's bar. on the war a pl

for the series i mean that we are forty four that are now we've got betsy my bet is a really top player was the best striker last year and we we do want to add in that would be one of the best. couple of strike around the premier league. tennis now rafael nadal says he won't rush his return to action after withdrawing from the upcoming u.s. open due to an a problem the eleven time grand slam winner hasn't played since his shock second round exit at wimbledon in june while the twenty six year old's priority now is full fitness while expecting a live picture in andy murray to do well at slashing meadows. the normal think is. com back to number three after your supplement happy for him for me i have been in the top two of the ranking for the last eight years and. this time of make my career that important think is complete like i did last the first six months of the season having the chance to win a marathon that i blew it. to make that important thing is be healthy. now seven time motor g.p. champion valentino rossi has defended his decision to return to yamaha next year it's all in rider

. >> betsy warren's future includes a retirm of sorts. she'll not only leave the party, but also leave the d.c. area. and. we're told that clint eastwood, the actor/director will be here to warm the crowd up with a speech before mitt romney speaks close to 10:30 tonight. >> aaron gilchrist, news4. >>> thanks, aaron. >>> george allen skipped the convention to focus on his campaign. he campaigned in southwest virginia today. meanwhile, his opponent tim kaine met with small business owners in alexandria. >> we're doing a business walking tour. but this is a really vibrant and thriving small business community. >> hosted an economic round table discussion the latest poll suggests that the. >> karla smith was sworn in today as a district court judge, the first african-american woman to have that position. before this new job, smith was a prosecutor in montgomery county state attorney's office. she talked about his mission as a judge. >> i think the most important thing for a judge is to strive to make sure that every person who walks through t

in all of their years with storms like this, it hurricane betsy in 1965, locals say they have never seenthing drenched the area and away like this. numerous rescues in plaquemines parish throughout the day, dozens of people taken from their homes. a nursing home was evacuated a short time ago with governor bobby jindal on scene. across the state of mississippi, south of highway 90, which is the coastal route, flooding across two counties. in st. louis, mississippi, some homes are said to be underwater. a number of roads are impassable and impassable. wave one is out. louisiana is expected that people may not get their power back in some areas for at least a week. the trucks to restore the power can't even go yet. in some areas, they are still facing winds so strong that it would be difficult for emergency workers to even get there. for a category one storm, this thing has sat in spohn for so long that the flooding has been ridiculous. in some louisiana towns come they have rain totals about 23 inches and counting. gerri, it is a founding. gerri: that is a stunning. this is the first big

i think isaac will be no betsy and it will not be's hurricane kaina but it is doing what the new orleans feared would happen. track to the west of the big easy. and just the west of the undersea level city. we can hope they are wrong and we'll be here for you. that is a terrible statement and used by democrats to try to cast a shadow on our entire party and it's not. >> mitt mitt romney getting angry about the democratic party to link a statement to the republicans. >> we have a cand date who understands the importance of women geth access to the care they need. >> what is sandra doing in prime time in democrat. >> why is she geth that kind of exposure. >> they disagree with our position and they will label us a hate group. them access to shoot. >> and did a liberal watch dog group provoke the attack on a religious council? >> you are about to enter the no spin so. the factor gince right now. ♪ hi, i am bill oriley. convention mania. we cover politics here. we have specific things that affect you. i will be going down to tampa wednesday . and it will not be the republicans are good and d

in 1965, that was hurricane betsy. the storm followed an unusual path.rossing over puerto rico it headed up florida and appeared to the carolina and all of the sudden, it turned south and hooked around the tip of florida as a category 3 and barreled right to new orleans. when it finally made landfall it devastated the gulf coast and skill killed 75 people and sank hundreds of ships and flooded 164,000 homes in new orleans and manyas a result the army corp of engineers built the lev levs that famously failed 7 years ago. now you know the news for moay

of course hurricane betsy that happened in the 60s. that's not so far removed from today. >>> we will check back in with you. appreciate your coverage. >>> the latest projections for isaac out moments ago. let's head to maria molina in the extreme weather center for those details. that's what everybody wants to know. >>> good morning everyone. isaac still has maximum stain sustained winds at 80 miles per hour. we know tropical storm winds outward of the center of the system up to 175 miles. hurricane conditions about 60 miles out from the center of the storm. because it took so long to intensify we expect it to take a long time to weaken. out here across southeastern use louisiana we have warm conditions and swamp land. we are not expecting to see a rapid weakening. there is dry air making its way across the western parts of the storm trying to make its way into the center of the storm. that could help weaken isaac. we will have more updates from the national hurricane center. it has picked up in speed. during the overnight hours we sa

, betsy. >> the oldest person in the world by the guinness book of world records.ple in the world to reach the age of 116. she was born in 1896. today has four children, 12 grandchildren and many more great and great great grand children. house she make it? she minds her own business and doesn't eat junk food. >> bill: i'll bet she's never been to a mcdonald's. can you image that? born in the century before the last century. >> good point. >> working in world war i. >> bill: unbelievable! yes, indeed. the convention gets underway today in tampa florida. and this is where the republican party says the purpose is for the american people to get to know mitt romney. it seems to me we already know enough about mitt romney and his policies. certainly someone who's been delivering that message why his policies aren't good for this country is the chair of the democratic national committee. representing still florida's 20th congressional district. congresswoman debra wasserman schultz. madam chair, good to talk to you. >> you too bill. thanks for having me on again. >> bill

maybe with betsy back in 1965 but usually they say they come here and then they jog. what is the forward speed? >> ten miles per hour. >>shepard: that is slow. >> it is slow and it is expected to go slower. that is my concern. we could deal with a hurricane that stalls in the area of impact of this very vulnerable coastline. >>shepard: that would be awful. we are so far away from it right now as the bands come around, you get nice sunny skies. five minutes later, you will get a big downpour and that is what we will deal with the next few hours as the storm continues to approach only ten miles per hour and you figure by the time we come in for fox report tonight it is only 40 miles closer than it is at this moment, and, still, many, many hours to go. new orleans and all of the gulf south across the land mass of mississippi and into alabama, parts of the florida panhandle, and down to tampa, still getting rain and in the southwest florida coast around ft. myers and down to naples, i understand, from time to time and in charlotte county and up from there. a lot of rain c

betsy butler, visible reacted to my vote but still ignored the request. assembly member williams.ms, received nearly $30,000, walked right over. >> i thought the bill was too much of an overreach. >> an overreach. >> reporter: but he couldn't elaborate what that means nor would he talk about what his decision was to not vote. >> children in a classroom where their teacher has been accused of feeding them semen? these legislators said, we don't want to think about you. >> that assembly member that you talked to on the floor, he reached out to you after the session. >> he gave me a phone call and he said, he used the word overreach. and what he is trying to say, he felt that bill did too much. there is a process in place and he said it wasn't the campaign dollar doing the talking. he said if there is a new bill drafted with senator padilla, he is hoping to support. >> it protects them from below back from it. what did the teachers unions in california have to say about it? >> yeah, the california teacher's union, perhaps one. the most powerful groups here in california, because they

hurricane betsy wiped the place out.t isn't where this would be, west of new orleans that is worst case. thankfully it is only cat one. tracy: right side of the storm is the strongest. everybody talking about the levees redone in preparation of this. are they concerned they're not going to hold? >> they're not. every parish president and emergency worker and flood control expert from here says we've spent billions of dollars on this. we think for this storm we're ready did. if a category 4 were to come barreling up here in the same place with 25, 30 foot storm surge and 30 inches of rain they might have a different answer. for this storm they think they're ready and they think they will be good to go. david: shep, we have to go. incredibly ironic, seven years ago tomorrow, that katrina hit. i mean those memories must still be very fresh, no? >> they are. with everyone we've spoken with. people in the lower ninth and plaquemines's parish and st. bernard's parish. that is something no one will ever forget. there is anxiety

betsy in 1965, we have andrew. that was back in '92.y took a very similar path with a lot of devastation. here's the difference. those storms were category 3 storms. they were not weak like the current storm is. currently, we're looking at a category 1, which means the winds are only between 74 and 95 miles an hour. with that new motion, that new forward speed of 10 miles an hour, which puts it onto the louisiana costs line this evening, problably around 9:00 o midnight, the latest we expect it to be there, it won't have a chance to be a category 2. that's good news but we still expect that strong storm surge. that's something we saw in katrina as well. >> indeed it was. thank you very much for that. we will be interviewing katrina's historian, douglas brinkley. he is the best selling author of "the great deluge." it will be interesting to hear his thoughts on lessons learned as isaac bears down on new orleans. stick around for that. >>> finally, as hurricane isaac makes its way toward land, oil and gas prices have been all over the map

picture frame which is part of the story so if i see this big boom in here and can see the whole room betsy of peripheral and not the whole room i can focus on this part and get an idea of a room so i see this pretty woman here and very handsome man here and good looking room we have. only part of the room because if i look over their, no comment. there's this other piece which is the idea -- note spin zone. there was an experiment that captures this better than i could tell in any other story. communication scholars took a kkk rally that wanted to happen in new york and two newspaper articles about it and framed it as an issue of public safety, and it wasn't a safe thing. it was framed as an issue of free speech, we stand for free speech. and gave it to another group. same history of the organization, and background of the organization. two different reactions. people who saw the free-speech frame supported their right to hold a rally despite their opinion about the organization. people who saw the public safety frame not so much. did not support it. had some arguments. together that is th

betsy butler, who received more than $11,000 from teacher unions visibly reacted to my note but stillored the request. assembly member williams. only assembly member doss williams, receiving nearly $30,000 walked right over. >> i thought the bill was too much of an overreach. >> reporter: an overreach, but he wouldn't elaborate what that means nor would he talk about his decision not to vote because he said the assembly was in session. this is the underbelly of how government works, say critics. and laws, they say, are the people who these people are supposed to represent. children in a classroom where their teacher has been accused of feeding them semen? these legislators just threw the kids to the wind and say we don't even want to think about you. >> that assembly member that you actually talked to on the floor, he reached out to you after the session. what de tell you? >> he gave me a phone call and he said basically he used that word overreach, anderson, and what he is trying to say, he felt that the bill did too much. there is a process in place and he said it wasn't the campaig

betsy which devastated louisiana, one of the costliest ever in 1965. that was stol lowed of course by andrew, didn't get as much coverage as florida, but it still was a bad storm, and of course, katrina in 2005. the wind speeds, looks like we're locking in. even if it strengthens to a strong category one, it's not the 24 to 28 feet storm surge that we saw from katrina what cover. at least we have that going for us at this hour. we're going to have several effects. that storm surge i mentioned will cause some problems, especially to the south of new orleans. it doesn't appear that new orleans will have too much of a problem because the levees have been rebuilt and we're dealing with up to 12 feet, not 28 feet. secondly, power outages georgal and flooding rains, as much as 28 inches of rain is going to fall. >> we'll show you a live picture now where the winds are picking up. we want to get to scott cohen who is in the heart of new orleans, are they ready? >> they do seem to be ready. one of the other big differences here is the protections they have and

[laughter] and betsy, his great protegÉ, once worked at the courage to say to homer, which of those storiesrue? and homer said yes. [laughter] any other questions? yes, ma'am. >> i was wondering how this affected, how these experiences -- i've always wondered how people live their lives after going through this. my uncle was another -- both japan and europe. he never talked about. i never asked questions and i wish i had. but he was another of these gentlemen who got through this. he was about the same age. >> brilliant. and he in europe as well. >> everybody has their own war, presumably. i've never been a combatant either. i guess, and not to bring the blood and guts stories home, instead bring the funnier stories home to the dinner table. so i don't know. >> i'm just wondering -- [inaudible] >> louder. >> if lbj said if cronkite were not with us, if i've lost cronkite, i've lost america, and this understanding that the vietnam war was not worth it, worth pursuing, something valuable, i'm just wondering especially if chip can answer this, was the valley of world war ii in your father's mi

happily for us que and his wife betsy moved up to columbia county in 1981 where he remodeled an old colonial in his terrific book house dreams. since then among his other projects he's turned his eye to thomas jefferson and his role as an architect and an inspiration to other early american architects in his book dr. campbell and mr. jefferson and the painters chair he brought to life the founding fathers of american painting and the elusive george washington. more recently along with his longtime collaborator photographer robert strauss he wrote of the houses of the founding fathers in the book of the same name. he and roger are at it again in the sequel of sorts to be called houses of the president's. i envy his research trips and should ask him some time about his visit to bill clinton's blease put a bedroom. he turned his attention to the war of 1812 with his new book mr. and mrs. madison's war americas first couple in the second war for independence published by bloomsbury in the history book club selection of the month. most of us i suspect that a sort of school remembrance of the war

. >> reporter: betsy daniels bought this once-vacant home and just moved in last december after three years of renovations and rebuilding. she now depends on sandbags to block some water, but they don't help when water rises from the ground. >> the issue is it has sewage in it. you know, your basement is covered in sewer water. they had to rip out their drywall. we're talking $15,000 worth of damage at the house next door to me. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >> they have to worry -- >> nothing but blue skies today. >> they don't have to worry about that at all. but we saw numerous pictures of the sewers with so much garbage. and one thing for those residents and residents around here, you want to make sure you put that garbage where it's supposed to be, into the trash cans. because once again, we opened up some of those storm drains, and in there you just saw bottles, cans, all different waste that's there. and that just clogs up that system and doesn't allow it to work properly, especially one as outdated as that. as far as our weather today, we're looking good.

betsy daniels just moved in last december after three years of renovations and rebuilding. she now depends on sandbags to block some water, but they don't help when water rises from the ground. >> the issue is it has sewage in it. you know, your basement is covered in sewer water. they've had to rip out their drywa drywall. we're talking $15,000 worth of damage at the house next door to me. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> the d.c. police are trying to identify the man found murdered in a neighborhood in southeast washington on saturday. officers were called out to the 1900 block of curtis court on a report of an unconscious person there. when they got there, they found the body of a man. the medical examiner determined that the man died from being hit several times. it's not known yet how long the body had been there. there is a $25,000 reward for an arrest in that case. >>> today news4 got a chance to travel along the new lanes of the beltway express project. when it's completed, there will be toll lanes running between mclean and the springfield int

find him pulling out the secondhand sewing machine he learned his crafts on crafts o he cold her old betsy. mexican american my husband will do whatever it takes to provide for his family. [crowd cheering] our friends thought we were crazy. didn't we have enough challenges trying to raise simon. why not just accepted our lot in life. that's when i remembered something my dad used to say. my dad was an old school guy, a former drill surgery, blue collar worker his while life. he taught us to work hard but think big. i remember he once pulled off the road and pointed to a big factory. that's more than a building he told me. it took a lot of work to get that big. but it all started out as an idea around someone's kitchen table. i guess you could say our upholstery business was our kitchen table idea. 15 years later, we employ more than 70 people in our 70,000 square foot factory. [crowd cheering] and we're so proud of what we do. we make umpire vests for little league, products for the men and women who serve our country. restaurant seats for pizza chains and protective gear for our allies in

everyone has known ever since hurricane betsy in 1965 that if a storm were to accidently come just westnew orleans, that this city of 350, 400,000 people would get the worst that it is going to get from any storm ever. thankfully, this one is a category 1. not a 3 or a 4. and thankfully the local authorities believe they are ready we shall see. coverage continues throughout the night. get back to the republic national convention. we will go to dolphin island where we have correspondents standing by in south mississippi where that land mass is going to take quite a beating over the next 24 to 48. i'm shepard smith. it's good to have you with us on fox news channel. the economy needs manufacturing. mhines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's puttg more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy his year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real thin... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ [ wife ]