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she just lo >> reporter: jenny and richard bowen adopted maya. she was nearly 2 and silent scarred for life from an orphanage in china. >> she was like a little shell of a child. >> reporter: one smile, one song, one hug at a time the couple gradually opened maya's heart. >> i saw what a fell's love does for -- a family's love does for a child. she just looked like a normal kid. >> reporter: ginny figured why not offer loving familylike care to all of china's orphans abandoned in the country's one child population control policy. four years ago she approached the government with the same determination she employed in hollywood. >> would you let me partner with you so that i and other adoptive families like me can give back in gratitude? >> what made you think that the chinese government would open its doors to you? >> it wasn't easy. i'm not going to pretend it was ever easy, but it's been extraordinary. >> reporter: extraordinary because china allowed her, a foreigner, to launch a year long child nurturing programming in two of its own on everyb

bowen did not hold back. he disputed statement by one of the protesters that the berkeley chancellor withdrawal was a small victory for the college. it represents nothing of the kind, bowen said, i regard this out come as defeat, pure and simple for haverford. no victory for anyone who believes as i think most of us do in both openness, to many points of view and mutual respect, rather than sent him an intel frat set of demands, bowen said, the protesters should have encouraged him to come and engage in a genuine discussion, not to come tail between his legs, to respond to an indictment that a self-chosen jury had reached without countster arguments aft little bit about the come mainsment address at half verdict ford college, william bowen, criticized students who had stage ad protest and it makes "the wall street journal" this morning, story does as well, where he said the, mr., dr. birgenau, is a person of consequence and he told the students, if you expect to agree with commencement speakers on everything,

. >> reporter: jenny bowen and her husband richard adopted maya in 1997.wn. from almost two years in a chinese orphanage. >> she had dysentary, parasites. she was emotionally vacant. a little girl who had never been held, talked to. >> reporter: she need fd love. >> i talked to her, sang to her, played with her. >> reporter: one year later. >> i looked out my kitchen window and boom, there was my little girl just romping around in the garden. singing, full of joy, and life, and looking like a child who had been loved from the moment she was born. and i saw ... i saw what a family's love does for a child. i said to my husband, why can't we do that for all the kids we can't bring home? >> reporter: foreigners weren't each allowed inside a chinese orphanage. so how could jenny bring change? after a year of talks, china agreed to let the film director and screen writer launch a pilot program. >> we hire and train local people to provide the kind of nurturing care that children growing up in loving families would receive. >> reporter: in 16 years, jenny's berke

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jenny bowen and her husband richard adopted maya in 1997.k and shut down from almost two years in a chinese orphanage. >> she had amebic dysentery, parasites, she was emotionally vacant, never held, loved or talked to. >> reporter: she needed although every. >> talked to her, sang with her, played with her. >> ba, ba. >> reporter: one year later -- >> i looked out my kitchen window and boom, there was my little girl just romping around in the garden singing, full of joy and life and looking like a child who had been loved from the moment she was born. and i saw -- i saw what a family's love does for a child. i said to my husband, why can't we just do that for all the kids we can't bring home? >> reporter: foreigners weren't even allowed inside a government chinese orphanage. how could jenny bring change? they agreed to write a pilot program. >> we hire and train local people to provide the kind of nurturing care that children growing up in loving families would receive. >> reporter: in 16 years, jenny's berkeley-based nonprofit half the sky

will yan bowen was filling in for haverford.resses filled with aspirational platitudes, bowen used his turn to deliver one last lecture. >> encouraged to come and engage in a serious discussion. not to come, tail between his legs, to respond to an indictment that a self-chosen jury had reached without hearing counterarguments. >> he called some of the students immature, and arrogant. happy graduation. >>> the sports lead. >> california chrome did it! >> he's a colt that won six races in a row including the kentucky derby and the preakness. he keeps his filly up all night with his snoring. now, new york racing officials have decided the 3-year-old colt can continue to wear a nasal strip during next month's belmont stakes. the horse has worn that strip for the six straight victories. california chrome is trying to end the longest drought in triple crown history. 36 years. >>> now to wolf blitzer. >>> thank you, jake. happening now, breaking news. ready to evacuate. u.s. marines are standing by at a moment's notice to rescue americ

former president william bowen did speak. he called the success of the protest was a defeat for the college. i think that they have encourage him to come. i think he should be with us today. bowen's address drew a standing ovation. >> treasury secretary and georgetown alum, jack lew spoke to his alma matter. >> if the penned lump is swinging back. i believe that immigration reform the same will be true. if we need evidence that our country can still accomplish big things, one need only consider health care reform. >> well, health care reform was anything but bipartisan. the final bill passing both houses with zero republican votes. >>> finally last week, sarah blair won ta an election last week. this week, high school graduation. blair told fox and friends this morning, win or lose, they plans to -- she plans to go to college full-time. serving in the lth tour will be a part-time job. >>> another example tonight of americans fighting back against the borrowing bureaucracy, some even call it the tirn yaen of the environmental

jeremy bowen was on board and sent this report. >> reporter: well, the pope is back here at the vatican middle east tour. i think he can look back on what happened and be pretty satisfied with what he did. he's probably, i suspect, somewhat widser about the complications of a very difficult situation which he has now inserted himself in by inviting the palestinian president and israeli counterpart here to rome for a meeting of prayer. he tried i think to dampen expectations when he was talking to us journalists on the plane coming back from tel aviv saying that the meeting was about prayer. it wasn't about mediation, that he wasn't qualified to be some kind of new diplomatic envoy. whether he wants to or not, by opening his mouth, by getting involved, he has become something of a player in that situation, not least because there's no diplomatic process going on at the moment and, therefore, i think people are looking for some kind of new idea. now, while he was talking to the journalists on the plane he also dealt with a few specific issues concern the catholic church. on the subject of

william bowen speaking at the college yesterday. bowen was asked to speak at the last minute. original speaker, the former chancellor of uc berkeley cancelled following faculty and student protest. get this, during the graduation speech slammed students at immature and arrogant for protesting the original speaker. >> i'm disappointed at those who wanted to criticize the hand links of events at berkeley they had every right to do, chose list of demands. in my view they should have encouraged her to come and engage in serious discussion. not to cow tail between his legs to respond to indictment that a self-chosen jury had reached without hearing counter arguments. aggravated as he every right to be, i think he should be with us today. >> it 50 students and professors had defended the former berkeley chancellor meet nine different criteria before he would speak. clearly he declined. outrageous news. workers spending poor including luxuries for themselves including massages. federal workers and contractor diverted more than 1 million of chirtable donations to spending on luxury it

that's why william bowen's address on sunday may have taken some students by surprise.s the country, notable names from various walks of life are delivering words of encouragement to the class of 2014. >> good luck to each and every one of you. >> i can't wait to watch you change the world. >> but at haverford college, graduates got an earful. >> every college graduate, no victory for anyone who believes ai think most of us do openness to any points of view and mutual respect. >> former princeton university president william bowen called out those who opposed the original speaker. they wanted him to apologize to the treatment of student protesters at the university of california berkeley in 2011 when he was chancellor. instead of apologizing, he canceled on haverford. >> in my view they would have encouraged him to come and engaged a serious discussion. >> students and faculty are becoming increasingly creative in what they're wanting from a speaker and it's come to the point where it's so strict it's hard to imagine who will speak on the campus in the future. >> it's j

bowen of new york to be a commissioner. mr. reid: i send a cloture to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of sharon y. bowen of new york to be a commissioner of the commodity futures trading commission signed intie 17 senators as follows. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the names not be read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 691. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed

. >> that was dan bowen reporting. >>> the next time you fly, might want to think about this. you and the other passengers aren't the only living things on that flight. the disease causing bacteria can survive on planes for up to a week. researchers used actual arm rests, tray tables, window shades in a lab and found e coli can live on longer. even after you have departed the plane. the best advise to avoid germs wash or sanitize your hands before you leave. >> young iranians arrested for simply being happy. ♪ >> they danced to the hit song by ferrel williams in the streets of tehran. the video was put on-line. three men and women were later arrested by police who calls the video obnoxious and vulgar. ferrell saying it is beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness. >> it is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. a motive for murder brand new information on what might have grif ena hollywood star to kill his own wife. >> you have to see this video before you leave the house. how mama bear saves her cubs from a busy highway. >> just letters. >> that's the

. >> jeannie bowen and her husband richard adopted mya is in 1997. silent, sick and shut down. >> she had pair sites. she was emotionally vacant. a little girl who had never been held or loved or talked to. >> she needed love. >> talk to her and sang to her and played with her. >> and one year later -- >> i look out my kitchen window and there was my little girl just romping around in the garden, singing, full of joy and life and looking like a child who had been loved from the moment she was born. i saw what the families love does for a child. i said to my husband, let's do that for all the kids we can't bring home. >> foreigners want allowed inside a chinese government orphanage. how can jeannie bring changes? after a years of talking they agreed to launch a pilot program. >> we hire and train local people to provide the nurture and care that children growing up in loving families would receive. >> in 16 years jeannie's berkeley's faced nonprofit has nurtured 100,000 children. >> you said that's not enough, we have to love and nurture all of the ch

. >> jenny bowen is also the jefferson award winner. can see more of her story tomorrow night at 6:00 on kpix 5. >>> outside one more time. talk to paul deanno who is standing by chrissy field. things have cooled off near the beach, huh? >> reporter: yeah. near the water, ken, you're exactly right. temperatures to the mid up toker 70s. rarely do we say this. it is a beach day at kristi field. what, five, six, maybe seven days out of the year out of 365. well, today someone. tomorrow, another one. it is fantastic out here. proximity to the water is the only thing keeping us cool. light on shore flow keeping temperatures down a bit. how far away from average will we be. san francisco, we will hit 92. average is 67. a 25-degree difference tomorrow. oakland will be 28 degrees above average with a high of 95. concord is 99. san jose, your average is 75. tomorrow 97. it will be a record. it also will be 22 degrees above average for this time of year. temperatures coming up a their peak with livermore being the exception. still sitting at 9467

i'm eric bowen in tonight for sean. >> short time ago, fox news learning three leading republicans willas early as tomorrow calling for harry reid to form a joint benghazi select committee with the house. today, the speaker publicly confirming what had been said privately, that south carolina congressman trey gowdy will lead the select committee, vetting his experience

i'm eric bowen in tonight for sean. >> short time ago, fox news learning three leading republicans will circulate a letter as early as tomorrow calling for harry reid to form a joint benghazi select committee with the house. today, the speaker publicly confirming what had been said privately, that south carolina congressman trey gowdy will lead the select committee, vetting his experience as a seasoned federal prosecutor. colleagues backing that choice. >> he has relationships on both sides of the aisle. i think it's being fair, tough, but fair, and he's just the ideal person to lead this select committee. >> also today, the obama administration and democrats in the house say they are undecided about the select committee, but boycotting the panel will limit their ability to respond to republican allegations in advance of the midterms. eric? >> katherine, if house democrats won't even join or possibly may boycott that committee, what are the odds that harry reid will call for a senate committee to investigate benghazi? >> well, probably not great, but i would just remind you there are sp

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in defending him, bowen got a standing ovation. >>> and michelle obama and eric holder both addressinge in their commencement speeches. holder alluded to the recent stories involving racism and donald sister link and cliven bundy and told the graduates at morgan say the university this -- >> they are more subtle. they cut deep and the terrible impact goes on long after hatred has been marginalized. >> michelle obama was in topeka commemorating the 60th year since brown versus board of ed. she says some schools are just as segregated and more work needs to be done. >>> john kerry is getting ready to deliver the commencement address at boston college. he's a 1976 graduate of bc's law school. there he was. >>> california's governor connecting those raging wildfires to climate change. he takes a swipe at republicans in the process. we'll tell you how that state is placing for the worst wild fire season in history. >> in my view, she's in the prime of her political life. she's got the energy, she's articulate, she's got the background, she has the smarts. she has all of the elements of a go

bowen did not hold back. little bit about the commencement address yesterday at haverford college. the speaker, william bowlen, criticized the students who had staged a protest. it makes "the wall street -- if you expect to agree with commencement figures on everything, who do you expect to speak? jamaal is a college graduate in indianapolis. what do you think? caller: i recently graduated from notre dame. my experience was very enlightening for a person who comes from the inner-city. my first experience in notre dame was a protest we have for people who were not even part of the notre dame family as far as students or faculty. complaining when the president was coming to speak. i thought that was very hypocritical. we always endure the priests with their sexual background as a moral characters on our campus. it struck me as amazing of how they were able to protest about the visits from our commander-in-chief. as graduates, it is our day. if the majority of people do not agree with the views, political of the

fred crupp, environmental defense fund, william bowen, used to be president of princeton and elizabethrst inauguration. >> happy graduation to everybody who is graduating. >> thanks. >> and greg and michael, we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> what for all intents and purposes should have been a private affair is now gone public. >> we're talking about the sudden termination of jill abramson from the "new york times." wait until you hear what her publisher just said about that whole thing. >>> and the united airlines flight plunges 600 feet in 60 seconds to avoid a midair collision. we'll tell you about that. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who ar

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the speaker was william bowen, a former president of princeton. you know what he did?ks ago we were talk being how condy rice decided not to go speak at rutgers because there was a student protest. at haverford there was a protest where 40 students and three professors didn't like the way that the guy they had invited, robert bergerow, how he handled a student protest. >> right. so then the new speaker actually came in, former princeton university president. he said this. >> in my view, they should be encouraged to come and engage in serious discussion. not to turn tail between his legs to respond to an indictment that a self chosen jury had chosen. i think he should be with us today. >> he comes in as a pinch hitter for the speech and decides to go into the students and say look, this was uncalled for. there should have been a discussion here. >> a lot of times the students aren't to blame. there's a committee that chooses these speakers and frankly, it's pretty fairly liberal, left wing leaning. >> you think? >> yeah. and so things like condy rice happens. the rutger

creation policy or moving the jobs overseas and that's a that's a function of our trade policy the bowens making their wings in china now microsoft is making their software in india now that is what i what i wanted to do with what about the mobile and the place i know a lot of them away i mean is it out there that we're going on this one hundred days no you're in business an environment for people so what it shows is that our trade policy is so big but wait a minute we'll build well there but wait a minute oh i thought you usual about salary jobs oh they want all these people to raise hell and they burned down the local mcdonald's because they wanted to now work but meanwhile always moving overseas as you say microsoft moved up to canada. in the south carolina you just can't have it both ways you don't have both mouth ads about a i haven't raised the issue of unions be out raise h.e.u. even as they will tell you about the political job is to raise mcdonalds pay fifteen dollars an hour and attend ten and you see just one of the flippers worth fifteen dollars a day well they make more than