the course in brisbane, strai australia, is invested with man-eating sharks.ry that jonathan samuels of sky news really got his teeth into. >> reporter: if your game lacks bite, come and play a round at this course near brisbane, but be on your guard on the 14th tee, because this is probably the world's only shark-infested golf course. in the lake in the middle of the course live half a dozen man-eating bull sharks. during heavy floods, they were washed onto the course from a nearby river. when the water receded, the sharks were stranded. >> golf course flooded the logan river, so it flooded at the time. >> wow. >> there you go. >> reporter: the general manager of the golf club gets some interesting reaction from visiting players. >> you can't believe how close you are. that is probably the biggest thing. i mean, you would be six feet away, you know? normally, they just step back and say something i won't repeat, but, yeah, just amazed. >> reporter: the sharks are thriving in the well-stocked lake, even breeding. a couple of are close to ten foot long. they ar

the queen was taken for a cruise along the brisbane river. it was tranquil enough on this spring day. it was lined with tens of thousands of spectators who came to watch the clean go by -- the queen go by. it swamped large areas of the city center. hundreds had to be rescued. thousands lost their homes. the premier of queensland called it the city's darkest hour. today in sunshine, the queen saw a city restored. we're right in the heart of the city now. just to give you an idea of how it was during the flood, the water's then were above the level where the spectators are now standing. >> it's hard to imagine on a day such as this how it was in january. there were plenty to share their stories. the queen heard from some of those who lost their homes. she listened and it was appreciated. >> a person who has taken the time to come and see people who really, really suffered. >> it is wonderful of her to bother to do that, and made a specific request that she came to queensland. >> she prayed for the city's fortitude. >> we're here to pay tribute

. >> yes, tens of thousands of people greeted the queen as she visited brisbane, a city that was hity floods. the river burst its banks in january, leaving 30,000 homes under water. we have a report. >> it was a gesture of solidarity for a city as river had risen against it. -- for a city whose river had risen against it. last january, the river had become a small and torrent, which swamped large sections of the city. it was described as in the city's darkest hour. today in bright sunshine, the queen saw a city restored, after floods which had been the worst for a generation. we are right in the heart of the city now, and just to give you an idea of how it was, the waters that were above the level where the spectators now are standing. hard to imagine on a day such as this howard was in january, but there were plenty to share their stories. the queen had heard from those who have lost their jobs -- lost their homes, and the queen praised them. >> i have seen the ingenuity and determination of the people of brisbane. >> it was not the words that matter the most. it was the fact that s

you can use harney, the exit before you get there to get to brisbane.01 itself is is clear in the city. now we have slowing on the tail end of 280. >> thank you very much. >> see more of that. >> we'll check that out. there's talk police could try to clear occupy san francisco demonstrators this morning at herman plaza. the protesters plan to plea their case to the mayor and board of supervisors. bob redell is there live zlchlt still status quo here at jus tin herman plaza. the occupy sf protesters are holding their ground. they've been here over 48 hours now. there was word police gave them another option to leave at 10:00 last night. there was never anything that came of that. there was no interference. an officer i spoke to said the status is status quo. they're trying to get the ears of the board of supervisors and ed lee to stay in the city park. the issue is there's a city code saying you're not allowed to camp out or bring tents to a city park. sunday night is when the confrontation took place. police are trying to come in, trying to remove it. t

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone th

. >>> in the last few years, the number of early morning and late night frights in brisbane has ex exceeded. air routes were created by faa more than 40 years ago. presidents haven't been able to meet with the air lines responsible for the flights schedule. >>> wondering why your friend has yet to reply? people are suffering the biggest outage in years. even police communications are being impacted. >> reporter: rebecca romano is a court sten ography. --stenographer. >> it's definitely frustrating. if i don't get back to people. >> it looks like it's sending out but then nobody gets it. that's already messed me up a couple of times today. >> reporter: they blame the problem on a faulty switch that links its network to the internet. a huge backlog of e-mails is built up. the company is struggling to keep up with other smartphone makers. >> we've had to do a lot of job cuts because of the performance issues and they've lost a lot of top executives. it's hard to say if this is a problem that's stemmed out of that. >> police were at the demonstration in the financial district today. hundreds us

sides of spending time in the capital, they will m travelelbour -- will travel to melbourne and brisbane. she also took a trip to see the annual flower festival. duncan kennedy is there. and i said, relaxing day? >> you are absolutely right. first up was the meeting with the first female government general. a lawyer and a businesswoman. she went on to a flower show. very much a slow, gradual move into her duties here. she is here for 10 days. she keeps reminding us she is 85 years old and unlike her first trip here, which is getting a lot of coverage, when the queen was here for 57 days, made 100 speeches. it is something like 75%, three- quarters of all australians. there is still an awful lot of interest in this visit, the queen remains a popular person here. >> what about the overall concept of a british monarch to being the head of state of australia? what do austrians make of that? >> it sounds like an anachronism and twenty first century, and some say it should not continue. we're a confident, upstanding country on our own and we don't need a head of state to the lives 12,000 miles

. >>> people in brisbane are complaining about noise from flights out of san francisco international airport. noise levels have nearly doubled in the last ten years, but that's because flights have been increased. residents want the airlines to be fined but the faa says the flights are following departure routes that have been in place for 40 years. >>> 4:37. going back to sal to check on the early morning commute. >> hello, pam. let's go outside and take a look at the east shore freeway. you see traffic is moving well. in this picture you see roadwork. the freeway is down to two lanes. one of the trucks there is backing up, picking up those cones and making that beep, beep sound. you know what i mean? well, pretty soon we are going to get rid of those lane closures and all the lanes are going to be open. this morning's commute on westbound bay bridge, you can see traffic is light there. no major problems. also the morning commute on northbound 101 san francisco approaching the 80 split that's a nice looking drive. 101 san francisco, forget what you see on the screen there. that's no

home win over new zealand in august with it from the wake in the now the first forty minutes in brisbane against the quay ways and reeling cause of the putting together a pretty good performance culture drive the deans emphasizing team chemistry to be the main ingredient with the line up unchanged from their last outing so all eyes and pressure on the all blacks as they work hard to turn even park into rugby title paradise for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven vans of course r t. in football england's here atlanta twelve hopes have been dealt a massive blow star striker when ronnie rodolph for the entire group stages after receiving a three match ban for his sending off against montenegro in his side's final qualifying the big decision now for england manager fabio capello is whether he should give one of the twenty three score places to man and they turn out to be just a tourist at the finals getting his marching orders and fodder for kicking montenegran defend drugs out of it seventeen minutes from time when england were leading game to end they needed a draw.

encounter, andse she meets the victims of brisbane's floodsin of australia. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in london. protesting to viewers on pbs in america and in london and around the world. this is "newsday." >> rescue teams in turkey are continuing to search for survivors after the strong earthquake that hit the east of the country on sunday. least 270 people have been killed and it is feared the death toll will rise. more than 1000 have been injured, in the earthquake which measured 7.2 and stuck close to the border with iran. this city was the worst hit, with 1000 building destroyed. from there, daniel sanford sent this report. >> hammering, clawing, cutting, pulling at the ruins of reinforced concrete apartment blocks. the ordinary people of this city are desperately helping the official rescue teams to look for the hundreds who are missing. at the center of this rescue effort, is a 29-year-old menu is trapped beneath the rubble, pinned beneath a car and a wall. he has been there for 24 hours, through one freezing cold night. amongst those trying to get about our his brothers. they

they got stranded a few years ago when a nearby river flooded at the golf club in brisbane and receded. as you might expect, there is quite a draw. >> you can't believe how close you are. that is probably the biggest thing. you are only maybe six feet away. >> groundskeepers keep the lake well stocked for the fish for the sharks so they eat well. and they have done so well, they have started breeding but kids won't retrieve balls there anymore. too scary. >> probably not a good idea. >> see ya. ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way.

. >>> three people were displaced after another fire in brisbane over night. it started at about 11:30 at an apartment complex on visitation valley. officials say that the fire may have started on the stove and the home did not have a smoke detector. a neighbor who noticed the smoke was the one who called the fire department and no one was injured. >>> occupy wall street protesters are claiming a victory today. they formed cleanup crews and then spent the night sweeping and mopping up the park in lower manhattan. the company that owns that private park postponed a scheduled cleanup preventing a problem green protesters and police. >> occupy san francisco stage add protest outside the palace hotel where newscorp ceo ruppert murdock and former florida governor jeb bush were speaking. >> ruppert murdock and jeb bush are bad for your children and other living things. that's why we are here 0 protest them. >> outside, people held signs. inside, a conservative group is holding a two-day conference. murdock gave today's keynote address. >> new figures shows that cons

brisbane around sfo. san bruno getting wet. great highway starting to show some signs of some very light showers right now. in the east bay richmond to san leandro to the hayward area and concord we are getting some very, very light showers so we are not done with them yet. the rainfall total running rainfall total just to give you an idea how much rain we have seen. it has varied kuwait bait from 9600 at hoof man bay to trace amounts in redwood city, concord, get out towards livermore 5 hundredths of an inch. san jose south bay 8 hundredths of an inch and higher total other than half man bay in the north bay. petaluma. saint helena. half inch of rain. they started to get the rain first. here's a photo submitted by serena. this is rain in nap a.you can see it was certainly wiper weather and you likely will run that some mr. of that overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. this photo was submitted by michelle. don't step in that. there's the rain puddle there. a little bit of moisture outside. it has not been a big storm but

twenty hole win over new zealand in august if it from the weekend in the first forty minutes in brisbane are guys like a ways and we're in close to the point to go for a good performance coach robbie deans emphasising team chemistry to be the main ingredient with the line up unchanged from their last outing so all eyes and pressure on the all blacks as they work hard to turn even park into rugby title paradise for the first time since one nine hundred eighty seven runs of course are key. in football england's euro tie into twelve hopes have been dealt a massive blow star striker when roy erode out for the entire group stages after receiving a three match ban for his sending off against montenegro in his side's final qualifier last week the big decision for england's manager fabio capello is whether it should be one of the ten to three score places ten men and that turn out to be just a tourist at the final when it gets think it's not in orders on friday for picking that's not going to find seventeen minutes from time but anyone who are living again only needed to draw. staying with footb

brisbane around sfo. san bruno getting wet.reat highway starting to show some signs of some very light showers right now. in the east bay richmond to san leandro to the hayward area and concord we are getting some very, very light showers so we are not done with them yet. the rainfall total running rainfall total just to give you an idea how much rain we have seen. it has varied kuwait bait from 9600 at hoof man bay to trace amounts in redwood city, concord, get out towards livermore 5 hundredths of an inch. san jose south bay 8 hundredths of an inch and higher total other than half man bay in the north bay. petaluma. saint helena. half inch of rain. they started to get the rain first. here's a photo submitted by serena. this is rain in nap a.you can see it was certainly wiper weather and you likely will run that some mr. of that overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. this photo was submitted by michelle. don't step in that. there's the rain puddle there. a little bit of moisture outside. it has not been a big storm but c

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to be a bit off feet a golf course near the city of brisbane australia is giving its members a new challenge to overcome reading outside right killer sharks half a dozen predators apparently were washed into the club lake there from a nearby river during heavy flooding despite being stranded the sharks seem to be thriving some are even breeding but the presence of the sharks hasn't scared the gulf as they say their publicist he has boosted the popularity of the course but course no tee shots or he's towards the pole. coming up in a few minutes here on r t exploring the lie in the news our special report exposes how big business influences public opinion in america seizing control of radio and t.v. that's coming up here tonight after the headlines of me kevin zero in on r t international . please. please. please. please. please. please please. bring you the latest in science and technology from around. fifty. five. spring spreads across the country. and corporations abuse of power over the u.s. government says up in arms against the protests despite washington supported revolutions overseas.

so they have it all fate a golf course near the city of brisbane australia is giving its members a new challenge to overcome you see reading outside right killer sharks a dozen credit is apparently washed into the club lake there from a nearby river during heavy flooding despite being stranded the sharks seem to be thriving some are even breeding but the presence of the sharks hasn't scared the gulf as they say the publicity has boosted the popularity of of course but of course no t. shirts or is towards the po. coming up in a few minutes here now to exploring the lie in the news all special report exposes how big business influences public opinion in america seizing control of radio and t.v. that's coming up it's a night off the headlines of me kevin zero in on r t international. to. bring you the latest in science conflict with some for some. reason. the future covered. fifty fifty fifty .

exit polls expected in about two hours time something a bit offbeat a go of course in the city of brisbane australia is giving its members a new challenge to overcome killer shark half a dozen of the predators apparently were washed into the club lake from a nearby river when it flooded despite being stranded the sharks say they've been thriving with southern even breathing the presence of the sharks hasn't scared the gulf as though even say it's a positive thing for the course whatever. five minutes away pungent politics on this channel as our excel report discovers how conservative corporations control talk radio in america and influence the election results that's to come i'm kevin zero in that so the next hour pans out in fact here on r.t. international from moscow. lose sleep. just sleep. period. come from our hero. we hear it because our patriarchs that. god promised them the smilin belongs to our. will if they are still going to be thinking. and gone chosen people will lead them up believe that god is a real estate agent say ok the stuff is just for you guys and disguised as for you

finally if slattery got a bit of the jitters that he should try playing on this course just outside brisbane in australia where sharks inhabit a lake on the green but also draw them in and when it receded they were left stranded but have started to breed some of them are even first out three metres alone not that it seems to be bothering the gulf is too much. and that's all the sport for this evening by finish. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. financial headlines to watch. tonight the deadliest riots since the egyptian revolution flare up. religious tensions lead to dozens of deaths in clashes between the country's christians and security forces also. a couple. that followed wall street protesters are turning up the volume as the campaign continues to spread despite multiple arrests and claims of a heavy handed response from the police. as growing public country spirals out of control due to cuts in social spending. and the biggest hug. our correspondent joins the international expedition determined to finally prove bigfoot exists.

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she was mooned today while greeting people today during a visit in the city of brisbane, australia.ted after flashing his buttocks at her. he was charged with willful exposure and being a public nuisance. he has a court date for friday. it's not clear if the queen saw the mooning. >>> there's denial over photos that appear to show prince harry kissing a waitress in california. jessica donaldson described as a kate middleton look-a-like was at a san diego bar. it only looks like they were making out because of the angle in which the photo in question was taken. she called him a total gentleman. he's in california to complete his apache helicopter training. >>> walmart is trying to lure bargain hunters for the holidays. it's guaranteeing you get the lowest price. if you buy certain products at walmart and find them at another store for less, walmart will give you a gift card for the difference. the retailer calls this the christmas price guarantee. it's valid on products sold between november 1 and december 25. there are some restrictions and catches. the biggest catch is you don't ge

and five if the tree got the juices there he should try playing on this course just outside brisbane in australia where sharks inhabit a lake and likely flood water brought them in and when they seeded they were left stranded have started to breed some are even tender the long not that it seems to trouble yet the dolphins. that's all the sport. in the czech republic he's available in a hotel and sunniest central hotel primavera. most full story. i'm a taste in bosnia and herzegovina. in. the children of each. but you know what you know. the town. in serbia multis available in. the deadliest riots since the egyptian revolution flare up in cairo as religious tension. between the country's christians and security forces also. poland is counting the votes off the parliamentary election on sunday it is expected that the prime minister. is in line for a second spell of power in a row join us for all the latest details. as growing poverty in countries far rolls out of control due to cuts and social spending says it could step in and how the european debt. european economy. and the biggest h

finally for three got the gift is there try playing on this course just outside brisbane in a stray a sharks inhabit a lake on the green. why the green there flood water brought them in and when it receded they were left stranded but have started to great summer even ten feet long so they say that it seems to pour that the gulf is too much. so that's all the sport for moments a bit later. to . bring you the latest in science and technology from the ground force and. we've got the future coverage. in taiwan all teas available in the landis typee hotel near him oh god inside pete how it pulls a hotel tonight be sure since might be hotel hotel one shall his the groom photo the show would have some will to misty typee hotel kuvasz photo photo from the hotel the resort evergreen the hotel typee friend victoria hotel gloria prince photo play a whole springs resort and spa tied to a hotel while she plans on buses to the town you know to her town the westin type a evergreen plaza hotel in thailand thailand as hotel time ambassador type the hotel full points plus shares and i would prince hote

course now that sounds like a sequel yet i'm not talking about good plays either there is a course in brisbane where they literally have sharks living in a lake we've pictures from that plus a look at the teeny weeny is on the page and you are paying tools all that and more in a moment. you're watching the sport here and these are the headlines. russian. team can't afford to relax as they prepare for the final you're right qualify against andorra. win a thrilling against a second in the western conference. and super bowl champs green bay in the falcons to stay on in the n.f.l. . but manager dick africa has warned his team haven't reached the european championships yet they need just a point against the and or him. asco tomorrow to qualify for next summer's tournament and or have yet to win a game in the group but africa insists his team cannot afford to relax and hopes they've learned lessons from when they narrowly missed out on qualification for the twenty ten world cup russia will be with that this is spend it alexander a new coffin constantine did for the gang whitewash twenty eight year o

on a lighter note well kind of a golf course near the city of brisbane australia is giving its members a new challenge to overcome killer sharks half a dozen creditors apparently were washed into the club lake from a nearby river when it flooded despite being stranded the sharks seem to be healthy nothing still there thriving somebody even breeding breeding we hear however the presence of the sharks hasn't scared off the gulf as they say it could publish. the popularity of the course. shots away from the case they go to retrieve those balls now the darker chapters of french history of being revised in the tent to avoid insulting the country's minority pupils opponents of the move say it's the latest in a wave of political correctness that threatens to purge the country of its past and in doing so put out its future artie's europe correspondent daniel bushell explains . twenty pages on the history of black slavery and just six on the time of napoleon shown here sitting on the toilet france's new history school books are in parents and teachers and cool it's political correctness gone ma

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now that sounds like a sequel yet i'm not talking about good plays either there is a cool scene brisbane where they literally have shots living in a lake we take just from that plus a look at the teeny weeny is on the page and you are paying to lose all that and more and i'm. hello there you're watching the sport here in r.t. and these are the headlines. russia coach and because his team can't afford to relax as they prepare for their final you're a qualifier against andorra. plus garwin a thriller against here scar to go second in the western conference. and super bowl champ green bay prey on the falcons to stay on beaten in the n.f.l. . but first russia manager dick advocaat has warned his team haven't reached the european championships yet they need just a point against lowly and draw in moscow tomorrow to qualify for next summer's tournament and to have yet to win a game in the group without a car insists his team cannot afford to relax and hope they've learned lessons from when they narrowly missed out on qualification for the twenty ten world cup russia will be with that this is sp

its last three got a bit of the just as there you should try playing a miss course just outside brisbane in australia where the sharks are bit late on the green can also draw them in and when it receded they were left stranded which have started to breed some of them are even worse and out three needs is known not that it seems to bother in the office too much. and that's all the sport receiving from it. if. for. british. find out what's really happening to the global economy. the global financial headlines q.

except apparently sydney which is still slightly positive on an annual basis but certainly perth and brisbane ironically the two capitals of the two major mining sites have seen quite substantial falls in process already and i'm in him as well and really growing right steve cain that's all the time we have thanks for being on the kaiser report you're welcome i think again all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guests deve king pick up his new book debunking economics the new expanded version if you want to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is max guys are saying. used to be used. to. the afghan war marathon wrong as they enter with second decade with an ass collating insurgency and swire rolling civilian casualties leaving the coalition struggling for a winning strategy. the occupy wall street movement builds on nationwide and spike being dismissed as an artist they're proving to be organized and in it for the long haul. and a dozen leading british slugge

apparently sydney which is still slightly positive on an annualized basis but certainly perth and brisbane ironically the two capitals of the two major mining sites have seen quite so substantial falls in process already and i'm in him as well and really growing right steve cain that's all the time we have thanks for being on the kaiser report you're welcome i think again all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guests deve came pick up his new book debunking economics the new expanded version if you want to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot ru until next time this is max guys are saying. the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan part of that ten get an inverter with a ton of undefeated no way in sight meanwhile the human cost is rising faster than that the number of civilians killed this year i learned approaching total coalition losses in a decade of points. while in london and demands on the streets of the country's troops to leave afghanistan at a radical connecting the unpopulari

apparently sydney which is still slightly positive over on an annualized basis but certainly perth and brisbane ironically the two capitals of the two major mining sites have seen quite so substantial falls and crosses already and the mentally well and really growing right steve cain that's all the time we have thanks for being on the kaiser report if you will come out again all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacey herbert i would thank my guest steve keen pick up his new book debunking economics the new expanded version if you want to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r t t v are you until next time this is next rather saying. from. them.

apparently sydney which is still slightly positive over on an annualized basis but certainly perth and brisbane ironically the two capitals of the two major mining sites have seen quite so substantial falls in process already and i'm in him as well and really growing right steve cain that's all the time we have thanks for being on the kaiser report you're welcome i think again all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i want to thank my guests deve came pick up his new book debunking economics the new expanded version if you want to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is max guys are saying. watching on t.v. and tonight a war dragging on for a decade the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan passes the ten year mark for the taliban defeat nowhere in sight and a human cost that's rising faster than ever. meanwhile in the u.k. enough's enough say protesters calling for a speedy troop withdrawal they gather in london to mark the afghan war tenth anniversary. spreads fast across the u.s.

new this morning, firefighters are cleaning up after an overnight fire in brisbane.estigators say the fire broke out around midnight. four units were affected. investigators don't know the extent of the damage. no one was hurt, but three people are looking for somewhere else to stay today. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and concord fire crews also busy overnight. they were called to a one-alarm fire last night. two elderly people had to be to take on the hospital after suffering from smoke inhalation. >>> we're keeping an eye on a threat to a school in martinez. it has yet to be determined if for threat is credible. but the school and police are taking an aggressive approach to tracking down the person responsible all while making sure nothing disrupts the class. good morning, christie. >> good morning, marla. the school district is really going the extra mile. we had our television truck parked in front. they asked us to move to the side so it's more like a normal day. the police department is trying on the find whoever sent this e-mail on wednesday.

with the william randolph hearst's brother and cousin and another deputy a columnist named arthur brisbane who is credited or faulted with creating yellow journalism, she took the helm of the washington -- "washington herald" in august of 1930. when she first arrived in the city room it was filled with old william randolph hearst curmudgeons who were skeptical about the arrival of a woman at the helm. i think william randolph hearst's attitude was maybe it will work and if nothing else it is a publicity stunt to have a woman at a major mall for paul to newspaper and it was sometimes said that cissy was the first woman editor of a major metropolitan newspaper in american history. it wasn't actually the case though there had been any women at the helm of american newspapers for so long that they had been forgotten and cissy was the first one. cissy started up and started making changes to the william randolph hearst formula, one of which was to try to focus on local news which william randolph hearst had resisted but which she gradually did. one focus in her life in washington was very socia