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something is often missing from books for the blind.cture autos abc 7 news introduces to us a group using the power of proud sourcing to help blind people see what they've been missing. >> there is rows and rows of books wrapped in rubber bands. the only thing holding them together. >> we take the cover skpof chop binding then we're able to feed it through a very spy speed scanner. >> scanning books for people like rob turner. >> like millions rob reads e books. rob is blind. >> by three additional names which we ought to adopt. >> there is a no text he can't ring reed as long as this is text. >> a lot of times would it say picture. and that would be a graphic. you think what is in that graphic? >> the vp explains this is a problem for students. >> a lot of students are diskurnled from studying math and science because the images and also math chr often depicted are just too difficult for people to get described as a school level. >> that is where poet comes in. >> they're standing and are -- it's cold. boy just say... a group of women

>> the blind trust is an age-old ruse, if you will, which is to say, you can always tell the blind trustan and cannot do. you give a blind trust rules. >> joining me now is david cay johnston, pulitzer prize-winning reporter, a tax writer for syracuse. david, on the blind trust, those are to my eye the phoneyest things that politicians ever try to hide behind. >> they are. and notice how she slips off the question of the tax returns by going to the blind trust. but what i see in this, lawrence, is a preemptive defense. if those tax returns come out, the return -- the response you're going to get from the romneys is, the blind trust did it. we department do it, the blind trust did it. >> ah, i see how they would rye to play that. i don't think it would work, david. i believe now that we're at the point in this story where the romneys know there is something in those tax returns that is so politically explosive, they couldn't survive it. i mean, they take political hits. they know how to take political hits. they've made a calculation. those tax returns will destroy us. >> yes. i agree wit

blind trust invested $10 million in tag romney's company.hink nobody knew anything about anything? >> i think this trust may have been legally blind, but still, the neighborhood -- the "vanity fair" article was very clear. when you have a blind trust, the whole point -- that they exercise all financial decisions without your input. that means there's no nodding and winking. they maintain this was completely blind, but somehow, it randomly chose to invest something on the order of $10 million in one of their sons -- >> happened to happen. >> hedge funds. this is not believable and that is a problem for them that again, goes back to well, if you had all the documents, you could say look, this is how this decision was made. we've provided to you, but they haven't. there is a burden of proof problem here where it shifts away from the press and away from their political opponents and back on them because it doesn't look that blind. >> let's listen to ann romney. this is from the interview that will be on tonight. >> there's nothing we're hiding.

and place blind and everything. his approach was he would sit in the back of the room and hope nobody called on him. my approach was, i will sit in the front and i will go like that. i won't have the answer but i will demonstrate the fact that i care about the material. and they will remember me as being somebody who was engaged and somebody who cares on the material matters. >> how about animal families. >> oliver remembers people by their dogs. >> there is a famous case in the literature in the literature about that. he was a welsh farmer, welsh farmer from wails wails wales and he .. was prosopagnosia after an injury. but he could go into a field and he would recognize each of its sheep. he would know which sheep he wanted to get and so on, and by the face. and then show them pictures of the sheep he could identify them and -- >> how is it different from animals? how about penguins can recognize thousand of penguins and they can find their own -- they do similar processing? >> i think. so did you read the thing,

and place blind and everything. his approach was he would sit in the back of the room and hope nobody called on him. my approach was, i will sit in the front and i will go like that. i won't have the answer but i will demonstrate the fact that i care about the material. and they will remember me as being somebody who was engaged and somebody who cares on the material matters. >> how about animal families. >> oliver remembers people by their dogs. >> there is a famous case in the literature in the literature about that. he was a welsh farmer, welsh farmer from wails wails wales and he .. was prosopagnosia after an injury. but he could g into a field and he would recognize each of its sheep. he would knoic time that there is a compact between the viewer and the artist the artist creates a two-dimensional image, no matter what he does it is two-dimensional on the canvas but somehow, because of our visual system works we reconstructed if the artist is at all successful into three dimensions we have the ability to take a

the use is for the low visually impaired and the blind because one of the blind person protection point is a concrete curb. here's the edge of the curb and they know that there is a haz d hazardous conditions where cars might be. they have no way of seeing if they are heading to the roadway thus the yellow bumpses. >> there is a new onyou have done is when you tap on this this is a hollow sound you can hear because they don't set it hard to the concrete. when you are walking ask tapping ask hit concrete you have one sound much when you hit the plastic you have a different sound and you may be visually impaired but you have hearing and go, i got something, the stick will tap differently. >> so this ramp only is on one side of the corner. sometimes i see ramps on both sides one this way and one that way is that the standard? >> that is the standard when there is a crossing in both directions. here across this little alley there is a crossing. there is a pedestrian crossing. this is a complicated thing to william build. pitches in all directions. >> the key is you gotta get the water to fl

but being blind is a relative bargain.rge you $25 to be blind in massachusetts. now, most of the stuff is ultimately rejected by massachusetts state legislatole, but that was mitt romney's budget plan. balancing the budget on the backs of blind people. once before and not very long ago, a presidential campaign was built on the economic record of a massachusetts governor. his record was called the massachusetts miracle. it was 1988 when former massachusetts governor michael dukakis won the democratic nomination for president on the strength of the massachusetts economy under him and the decisions he made to strengthen it. >> anyone who has been within six counties of michael dukakis has heard the story of massachusetts. how a run-down state with double digit unemployment became one of the hottest economies in the country. >> how did this happen? >> how is it that a state which tweflg years ago was an economic basketcase -- >> today is being called the massachusetts miracle. >> the answer as the story goes is michael dukakis

running blind it into the city sun and want some parking to find it running on empty running blind runninglind and i want the parking, to and i do not even know what i'm looking sometimes to find i don't even know what i am looking to the city to find ♪ supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you very much. we have been waiting for a long time to reach this point with this legislation. and i will urge the committee to please move ahead with what the chair wants to do as soon as possible. a lot of businesses are depending on this for this such rigid, and i urge the city to pass the motions. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, thank you, sir. anyone else that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, i wanted to add my name to items 3 and 5. if there is no objection, can we move all these items forward as the committee report with a positive recommendation for consideration on july 24, 2012 board meeting? without objection, thank you. thank you. could you please call item number 6? >> item number six, ordinance amending the planning code to create a

the accident happened about 9:00 on falls road between miller and western run road on a blind curve. . it appears the woman was traveling northbound in a 2009 forester when she came on a blind curve and hit a truck in her path. >> a 44-year-old man was driving a pickup truck that was towing a wood chipper. he was driving southbound on falls road. his vehicle left the road and hit the rocks along the right received the road, then crossed back over in to the northbound lane. >> the victim's car rolled over upon impact and she was pronounced dead. the other driver has not been side and the crash tonight is still under investigation. >>> the remains found possibly in a shopping center haven't been identified yet but police say they belong to a white woman between 18 and 20 and have classified her death as a homicide. her head was found monday, the rest of her was found with in hours, the remains were turned over to the office of the chief medical examiner who released a general description and the fact she had trauma to the upper body. anyone with information should call the number on th

you won't believe how blind. blinder than a man joe biden would publicly challenge to a staring contest. (laughter) >> name one prominent republican who even comes close to what, like, the alan graysons, joe biden's, harry reids spew to the american public. i didn't think of one prominent republican who talk it is way that they talk. (laughter) >> jon: let me ask you a question. does the lake behind you have reflective properties? (laughter and applause) if so, you may find the answer to your riddle. and if not... >> our opponent is someone who sees america as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists. come on, barack obama, who are you paling around with now? jan brewer that has cojones that our president doesn't have. >> nancy pelosi is a dingbat. >> left wing liberal socialist washington elite. >> they're like dead fish. >> their radical left agenda. >> all that smoking and that cocaine snorting and what he ate fido. (audience reacts) >> jon: so you don't know of any prominent republicans who spew divisiv

independent journalism faces both friendly fire and the blind fanaticism of terrorists and journalist giuliana sgrena victim of abduction herself returns to iraq after four and a half years. no more to death follows us no matter where we are no matter which side we convert to make you look to most of this absolute blind to violence religious hatred and fanaticism that was my case when i was an abduction victim by a group of fanatics. i survived but many of my colleagues were not that lucky. and so by danny was one of them. fifty six year old italian journalist and zabadani was traveling with the italian red cross convoy towards my job carrying provisions for the wounded. here i just saw for our concern is to deliver medicine is on water to the wounded of the city and of course to be able to come back safe if for nothing and i thank you and i send my regards to all italians of the you get me i know now talk when it's world peace that meds of a convoy you know his car with him and his driver was in the middle of the convoy you know. on their way back from not just a mine exploded causin

áthree blind miceá when the umpire began arguing with one of the managers over a call...ern who rotates positions at jackie robinson ball park. he says he played the song because it was listed in the system for ábad callsá. 56-1:02"when you think of ejection's, you think you're charging the mound, you're corking our bat or something. i played 3 blind mice and that's how i got ejected." ejected."dye says the crowd rallied behind him and boo-ed the umpire.he says this is only the second time a d-j has been ejected from a game. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."family feud" is next. next

think about a blind date. remember them?hen you go out on a potentially romantic evening with someone you never met before but somebody who trust says you'd click. poor mitt romney has the look of someone stuck on one such blind date. he's trying to say it's all going smoothly with paul ryan. they like the same restaurant. they both laughed at the same time at the movie, but there seems to be something wrong here, don't you think, this date of his is deadly serious about things seems stubbornly committed to what's important. that's paul ryan. turns out he couldn't be less like mitt romney. he wants to play the field, mitt does. keep t he's not that serious about getting serious. his blind date on the other hand is deadly serious, why he went on this date in the first place to find someone who looks at things the way he does. if this thing we're all watching, this tango between mitt and paul seems like it's not going swimmingly, the reason is in their faces. one of the guys believes deeply of what matters in the world, that's

. ♪ >> three blind mice. >> just a nonlyrical version of "three blind mice"". >> watch how the umpires. >> you're done! >> points to the booth and says -- you're gone! kicks out derrick dye, an account executive and music intern. throws him out of the game. now listen to the radio crew from a.m. 1230. >> derrick dye was ejected from the game, that is awesome! >> the man responsible or the man who was kicked out of the game, derrick dye, the account executive, is joining us from daytona, florida. first off, what led to playing that song? >> the was a ground ballo he i first, looked like the first baseman caught it and lost the ball. and he was taking off the glove. which is typically an out. but the umpire called him safe. and i was shuffling through different music to set the mood and is stumbled across "three blind mice" and then after a few seconds of playing it, the umpire pointed up to me and said, you're out. >> did they have any music after you were ejected from the sound booth? >> none. music was cut off, the p.a. announcer was cut off. we actually had a fan get up on a soap bo

in various circumstances in the strait gatherings but in crowded places when explosions go off when blind attacks take place mostly by religious groups our profession faces constant danger and death every where death is more than a possibility in this job. since april two thousand and three more than three hundred people working for the media have been killed in iraq most of them where iraqi victims of executions obama attacks from al qaeda and other terrorist groups in minutes but the journalism all over the world is considered the king of the profession. in iraq it's called a disastrous profession or a deadly profession. because wherever journalist goes death is always lurking within. the us and there's an obvious one will it be a one shot on the. internet that or you. know it. recchi journalists reporting and surviving are dramatically connected. the shocking thing is that i've seen the person who. can make this explosion and his as a pleasure was in my jacket and then afterward i have notes that i've been injured in my hand but. i was worried for my assistant because his brother also

we'll take you to a summer camp for blind children who want to play competitive sports. hey! you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> good morning, camp ability! >> every day at camp abilities starts the same way. with care to share. >> got seven more shots, baskets on the basketball court last night including three in a row. >> i went three miles on the candle bike. >> i did my first back flip on the rings at gymnastics. >> reporter: all these children are visually impaired and they've come to camp abilities for a one-week developmental sports camp. their inspiration this year is marla runyan. she is diagnosed with a juvenile onset macular degeneration and was diagnosed when she was just 9 years old. >> we all know, for everybody whether sighted or not, physical exercise activities, sports, think about what a role that plays in your life -- running became choice of sport after i kind of ab

plus, it was blind. but now it's on its way back to health because of sea world. christian dela rosa has the story. >> reporter: as is the case with many sea world rescues in san diego, this four month old seal was found in pretty bad shape. >> when she initially came in, she was small, dehydrated, had pneumonia. >> the sea mammal was rescued in june in the south mission beach area. >> she was so skinny and small. she couldn't find food. >> soon after being rescued, sea world veterinarians noticed the seal was blind. >> we offered her some fish, tried to see if she would eat. she would feel around, but couldn't catch fish floating around the pool. >> the cub seal had a severe case of cadaracks. >> it's a very unusual case. >> at the park's animal care center, the young seal nicknamed iris, was able to put on enough weight to go into surgery earlier this week. >> still has a little bit of swelling under her eyelids. >> so far, iris seems to be recovering well, but it's too soon to know how much eyesight she'll be able to gain from the surgery, if any. which will de