. >> it's very important for us to meet our colleagues camille and jorges because we're only here forks and they'll be working here for several years. if we pass on to them what we know, they can use that and then later we can exchange information in order to find out more about the anambra waxbill. >> and the ornithologists hope they can also pass on to the rangers their passion for these little birds with the bright orange beaks, the anambra wax bill. >> time has flown once again and we find ousts at the end of another show. thank you very much for tuning into this edition of "glole 3 000. you can find more information on our webpage, dw.de/english slash global 3,000. that's it for me and from all of us and until next time, goodbye. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here. with jarrod dickenson. >> my name is jarrod dickenson. i'm her

(shapiro) camille saint-saens said "i write music the way apple trees grow apples."that was true for me. it's not quite so easy. the process is always different. sometimes i work with a synthesizer and a computer and i make a sequence, and i actually make the music in sound like the way you make a pot. it's wonderful. it's like molding; it's like shaping, you know. another time, maybe i'm writing the notes on paper. i might try something at the piano, sit at my desk write a little while try something else go back, write a little while. in either case, i don't think it matters too much. it's a kind of slowed-down improvisation. one time i had a piece to do for a british vocal ensemble called electric phoenix and i didn't know what i would do for them. i took a walk down along the waterfront here in providence where i live. [soprano voice singing] it was once beautiful. i mean, it's ruined now. it's like old dirty oil tanks and bits of trash, etcetera. but underneath all of that overlay, you could see the gorgeous shape of the land going down to the water and the water

. >> tracy smith camile stockbug incident in your childhood when you're in school and teacher tells you, you are special and are very excited about that. that. >> yes. i was in high school. i was in high school and one of my teachers in a really well-meaning lady said there'll be a lot of opportunities that come your way and you should take advantage of them. i thought that was great, that's what i want to do your part are special, go somewhere. he tempered a stable something i don't think was wrong as an adult looking back. he said your an african-american woman and that's going to open certain doors for you and you should be receptive to that. when i heard they a friend like that something had crumbled inside of me. maybe it was in part the flip side of that same piece of myself it wasn't comfortable thinking about racial difference and the way that implicates us in terms of experience and the possibilities. i also lived with that voice in my head for years and getting into college and wondering to what extent was it the fact of my demographic identity and to what extent was it about

thank you to ethan and camille for putting this together today and all of the work particularly that camille undertook to make sure that we were able to do this and thank you for being here and giving me the opportunity to speak with you. i was delighted to land in sunny california after being in a really cold winter in texas. i am here today to address gender, specifically why gender equality is losing ground, and how we can work to reverse that. i am going to ask you to challenge conventional thinking and how we define and talk about gender inequality, and i will hopefully help you understand the lens through which i view gender. more and more, i am coming to understand and appreciate how each of our individual filters formed through -- formed through our life filters define a political framework, and i would like to invite us to consider each other's personal perspectives, each other's lenses as we strive to move women's political equality to move forward. but first, let us take a moment to acknowledge past victories in the women's movement. it can be easy, particularly in an onsl

. >> camille rivera is the deputy commissioner of new york's department of homeless services. it's the agency that oversees the city's shelters. >> tell me about the cluster site program. >> what about the cluster site program? >> the cluster site shelters. it seems like the city is paying private landlords quite a bit of money for these apartments. >> actually i would disagree with that, we're working, we've worked over the past year and half since the new administration first came into office to reduce our reliance on clusters. >> but last year the city actually increased the number of cluster units by 8 percent. >> we still reduced our reliance on it. >> what do you mean by that? >> meaning that we are focusing more on purposeful built shelters shelters that provide more robust social services for our families with children. >> a lot of the families we've spoken to, we've seen their letters and they're saying the landlord is getting paid $2,700 and there's people in the building paying rents of $500 to $1,000 dollars. >> the letters that people get include what is called so

>>george: the interstate 80 camille along the east shore for a rare look at that still great drive atst 16 minutes essentially no delays and here is the western town 580 ride that we were very much concerned about after we've had several accidents to report but things have cleared out very well the time on highway 880, southbound for the commute from to 38 down to 237 still comes in at under 30 minutes. >>darya: it is 619 requires all children in california to be vaccinated the vote was delayed last week because committee members for the pride unvaccinated children of an adequate education changes were bill it does allow for family to opt out of vaccines to home school their children or look for independent study happening today a st. mary's college student is in hospital recovering from meningitis their concern that dozens of students and staff to have come into contact with the student that on a s student is a male and 60 people and is transmitted by close contact with others as to who has a meningitis is expected to get a four recovering. >>mark: the los angeles police department's

camille can turn any smart phone or tablets into law on video surveillance camera you can have multiple fees you could cover its at every angle of your house if you got enough unused why fight dad this lang around it works true you're on wife fought so the old devices you are turning into video cameras do not have that have current data plans or be activated in all bolster your home why fight. >> gabe slate: now you could eat and just use the tablet that to leave and how well it worked put that tablet to work while you're at work from anywhere in the world you could open the cameo application on your current phone and get a real live time look at your cameo video feeds you can also talk to your video device at home like a two-way intercom system the cameo application will also allow you to different things you want like someone was enter the room or there is a loud noise things like that they also do this cools a summary of the day's events and they will e-mail you highlights with pictures of people and things that took place in or around your on caught on video feed all wife i'd based

a very busy camille a small accident the slow track down a huge back of a to come from santa rosa area taking 101 expect some major delays here. >>darya: the committee does not start to heat up until 7 and goes into a we are here at 6 not that many card devices like this our the sea its fee is shining a flashlight not one to get near at this point is the seat to a system in the dark what is happening you have all the traffic backed up and is not even in the commune our this is one to be a bad hot spot. >>mark: fire crews are with that had a difficult time putting the fire out of course you have the concern of not knowing what is burning at the moment will follow this closely. >>reporter: i am will to pull of the richmond san rafael bridge bridge @ to verify with that tactic backing up to the toll plaza quite yet in the richmond area i would not be surprised if he stops is a major backups. >>darya: police chase in the east bay and in of by a crash kron4's mike pelton is live at mike can you tell us what happened? >>reporter: they're still looking for the driver of the vehicle over and a

jesus and joseph in more than one family in first-century jerusalem, golan asks renowned statistician camilleme on the inscription. >> we have 168 inscribed ossuaries from that period in jerusalem. while the name joseph appears on 7%, jesus on four and james on 2% fuchs concludes it's improbable that another family combining these three napes existed. >> it is very likely, in my opinion, that james of this ossuary is the james that's the brother of jesus. >> the likelihood that this could be some other family with those three names where the father is joseph and the two brothers are james and jesus seemed very unlikely. ♪ ♪ 2,000 years ago everything changes for the brother jesus and james when joseph dies. >> we really don't know when joseph died. 27 a.d. and joseph is nowhere on the scene. family is the central core of society, and they lost someone who could be providing for this family who were living at a s subsistance level. the family would have relied on jesus to pick up the slack and provided for the family and they would have needed his income. >> but aged around 30, jesus makes a l

camille in colorado? >> caller: i would appreciate your pin on home depot. buy for long-term growth home depot is caught up in that rotation. it can't still go down a couple more points before you want to make a move. teresa in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. i just was calling, because back in january i purchased in shake shack stock? i've been pleased with how it's been doing, but after watching today, i'm wondering if i should hold it for a little longer? >> well you know teresa it's gone up so much so fast i wouldn't mind at all if you rang the register and took some money off the table. i don't think that's a bad idea. trevor in texas, trevor. >> caller: boo-yah, jim from the great state of texas. my question is underarmour. dropped all the way down to 82 this week. >> true true okay. owning underarmour is going to require you to be able to accept that there's going to be peaks and valleys. i think it's a great stock, run by a great guy, kevin plank, but remember we're right now in a down squall. that means this stock will cup until pressure. i would us

. >> democrat camile bennett here she is on live tv. we've got you ma'am.he arkansas state house, voted against this bill. representative, welcome. >> thank you. i appreciate you having me. >> let me begin with a point my colleague victor just made. the fact as recent as this morning it was understood governor hutchinson was going to sign this into law. do you think everything that happened in indiana not happened he would have? >> you know i think we'll never know that. i argued on the floor yesterday and made the motion to pull this bill down. i think it came very quickly through. i think there's a lot of intend intended consequences in this bill. whether the governor would have been aware as quickly he was without the influence i don't know. i'm glad it has come to his attention at this point. >> is this the fact he wanted to mirror federal law, is this the specific change you wanted? >> it's exactly the specific change i asked for. i asked -- we have attorneys that prepare laws for us. i'm also an attorney. i asked them to prepare an amendment to this l

with me now is arkansas state representative camille bennett who voted against the bill.rently going on behind you. were you surprised when you heard the governor did not want to sign the bill in its current form? >> no, i really wasn't surprised. i think there's been such an outcry from businesses and local leaders about the problems with this bill. i was thrilled to hear that he asked for the recall and i'm hoping that that happens. >> so he asked for the recall but if i understand the way that your state legislature works, if this bill is not recalled the governor doesn't need to sign it for it to go into law in about five days. is that correct? >> that is correct. he has two choices once it's on his desk. he can veto it or he can allow it to sit and go into law or he can choose to sign it i guess that's the third choice. i've heard both statements that he might veto it or that he might go ahead and allow it to become into law. >> so we know that -- >> we passed a previous bill -- go ahead. >> we know in his statement this morning he said his son signed the petition as

thank you to defend and camille for putting this together today and all the work particularly that camille undertook to make sure that we were able to do this. thank you all for being here and giving me an opportunity to speak with you. i've been looking forward to this afternoon and i was delighted to land in southern california after being in a really cold winter in texas. i am here today to address gender specifically why gender equality is losing ground and how we can work to reverse that. i am going to ask you to challenge conventional thinking and how we define and talk about gender equality and i will hopefully hope you understand the lens for which i view these issues a bit better. more and more i am coming to understand and appreciate how much each of our individual filters formed through our life experiences matter in the way that we approach conversations on the political framework and i would like to invite us to consider each other's personal perspectives, each others' lenses as they strive to move equality forward. first, let's take a moment to acknowledge some pass to the ar

thank you to ethan and camille for putting this together today and all of the work particularly that camille undertook to make sure that we were able to do this, and thank you for being here and giving me the opportunity to speak with you. i was delighted to land in sunny california after being in a really cold winter in texas. i am here today to address gender, specifically why gender equality is losing ground, and how we can work to reverse that. i am going to ask you to challenge conventional thinking and how we define and talk about gender inequality, and i will hopefully help you understand the lens through which i view gender. more and more, i am coming to understand and appreciate how each of our individual filters formed through our life filters, define a political framework and i would like to invite us to consider each other's personal perspectives, each other's lenses as we strive to move women's political equality to move forward. but first, let us take a moment to acknowledge past victories in the women's movement. it can be easy, particularly in an onslaught of negative

. >> reporter: camille townsend serves on the palo alto board of education. >> there is this commitmentthe part of the staff the parents and the other students to help their classmates. >> parents like nancy, an education advocate who didn't want to see the park close. >> it's not just about helping the buena vista students. it's also about raising our children to understand that we're in a neighborhood that cares about each other at issue whether the family who owns the park has provided a fair relocation package for the residents and whether it meets guidelines set forth by the city. these pictures from the palo alto online newspapers shows the hundreds of residents who turned out to city hall last night, many simply saying the package isn't enough. >> i have two kids and they were born here in palo alto and i would like my kids to stay here and i would like them to go to that school. in the family attorney did not reply to our requests for comment. in palo alto, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> there's been another bad landing involving an asiana plane this time in japan. it skidded off

a thyssen terrace for like the right at 80 on the bay bridge toll plaza or the west on camille looksood as our family speyer. his way around. and then the right here on highway 92 a great commute. from five is a man's better led to the authors said. the near the golden gate bridge trip like traffic here on. no delays coming off the wall the gray from the span. and then your trip to richmond bridge quick check of the right now. west on 580 slowing up from the richmond parkway leading out to the toll plaza. >> mark: shore people of increased risk of some heart disease. parley do their genes researchers analyze information for more than 65,000 people with coronary a hard heart disease. and those couldn't have the disease. so you found to have increase and increase a person's high risk of coronary artery decreased by 13 1/2% on average for example rest of artery disease the. two percent higher for 5 ft. tall per cent compared zone five-foot sex. study is published in england journal medicine. but secure state control >> darya: for signature will weather be restless risk. >> darya: rememb

host: on the editorial pages of the usa today on friday, camille jaffer writes many deaths little informationhe writes that the president's remarks made clear that even those inside the government do not always know who the drone strikes are killing. the united states killed two innocent hostages they did not know were there. the same strike killed someone the late -- the government only later learned was an american. they know so little about who is in their sites. the disclosures are also a reminder of how little we know about a program that has been responsible for so many death. s. ron is up next on the line for those who oppose the use of drones. caller: good morning. i would like to say i regret i voted for obama. i regret that i voted for obama in 2008. i did not vote for him in 2012 because i found him to be a warmonger. i'm against drone strikes because you are killing a lot of innocent people, women and children. when you kill these folks over there, they go -- they don't go to a psychologist to help them out with their problems. the u.s. and israel are the terrorists of the world.

traffic maps the drive time hear from hercules to berkeley just 15 minutes makes that a pretty good camille trip on 6 is out until the dublin and to change the san ramon valley the drive times still running at about 15 minutes sluggish conditions of course through the optimal livermore looks good your drive time 28 minutes now from the out to my pass out to the dublin and to change we're just getting word of a no accident that might become a hot spot if they do i get out of the center divider track in the ride to the south bay 101 northbound delay free that puts the drive times and just 18 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway here is a look at the bridge bay bridge was around the backed up you're ride to the san mateo bridge highway 92 is without problem free trip over to san mateo the look at the golden gate bridge ride to and from marin county they figure what the link configuration is now four lines available southbound the length of the span heading in some the richmond braves no delays was down from the toll plaza across to the marin side. >>mark: the driver i

that is it holster, i knew, camille would know that. >> you would think instead of getting people touy, because you have outside the store you get people to window shop. >> yes. >> speaking of dark holster is the darkest store on earth and i'm looking for pants. where are the pants. >> sometime you go and buy stuff and said this is what i bought, because you could not see it. >> i thought this was pink. >> it is purple. >> it is a dress. >> somebody needs to help me get back on this chair. >> you are okay good what do you think about having to pay for every bag you use at the grocery store. >> hold on a second. >> pay for plastics. >> you pay for empty bag, just to be able to use it, you have to pay at the store. will it make you use reusable ones because they are more environmentally friendly. where all that money will go if this plan becomes a reality. >> i would be cramming stuff into that bag. >>> quincy is starting his own pep rally in mullica. >> back to school. >> yes, and friend school in mullica, their future is sobriety. >> we have to wear shades. >> they have to wear shade

in a joint your--junk drawer my security and peace of mind she has no use for to download the free camille and a liberal plug in a sea power and there is since she uses to check in her mom has a health issue and is home alone during the day you have multiple fees to cover everything of enough to go to your home wireless application of the to were all your work from anywhere in the world you could open up that is not your car from a live real-time look at your video feed the estimate for a good cheap free all surveillance system to give the fullest of police and also you to simply see if pat does have arrived here for using the to check on their kids and make sure they're safe topic for using the to second on the patch during the day in a glimpse of in the memo mencius the tech seconds to set up home wife by bass remote viewing service system off the list to the dollar's that they're pretty cool freeway to get your dad did that a sitting there. >>anny hong:-->>michelle apon: over the weekend over 500 for the annual this open up the sun was god was upon that definitely typical from the heat

bay bridge toll plaza year west bound right no longer backed up at all getting into the city great camille and look at your right to and from san ramon valley still delay free with a 25 minute drive time from walnut creek to dublin well, my ultimate goal when i came here... cam asked me and i said, "i wanted to win the masters." i really don't know what to expect until i go out there and play. >>michelle apon: with an isolated of for a third is the lead of 39 as of right now pleasanton 43 across the peninsula will have some mid-40s along the north they will have for this as weldments temperatures continue to warm up from here it can expect for this hour coast and inland location plan on mid to upper '40's they locations fifties in store for this hour and then tim rogers will continue to warm up into the low sixties for called locations that's-coastal locations >>michelle apon: very warm across in locations will have the weekend forecast we have a few rain chances i will let you know what to expect it. >>george: will agree ride at the bay bridge this morning no longer any backup or delays c

i want to take a minute to recognize camille here with girls incorporated daughter for the day, from oregon in the 4th grade and has a a class and science and the class and technology a school. when we talk about science literacy i want to tell you there is hope for the next generation. back back home in oregon, my constituents reside along or near an active fault the cascadia subduction zone. so for this reason oregonians are very concerned about seismic issues, as issues, as they should be. currently the oregon legislature is studying hydraulic fracturing. we have not in our state as present. as mr. holstein has said in his oral and written testimony, he was talking about the oklahoma geological survey. i would like to because it has already been entered, i would like to ask that this be made a part of the record today. >> without objection, so ordered. >> the statement dated april 21, 2016 where they were talking about the seismicity rate increasing and that it is -- and i we will read this -- very likely the majority of reason earthquakes, particularly those in central and north

. >> as my friend camille ya said, amazon is trying to take over the world. now, they're getting to travel? >> ya. one of the cool perks of this place, is you can eat as much cereal as you want. you can go to any line that's running, and pull a box of cereal. alrighty. we just like cereal, we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing) [brad] here,my friend.i'm here to show you a better way; watch this. welcome to the apartminternet. are you somebody who might like to live near a discotheque? [guy] yeah. [brad] really? watch this. [brad whispers] polygons. let's say that you own a condo and you wanted to rent out. you can list it for free. [guy] come on. [brad] isn't that good? [guy] i'll never go back to the old internet again. [brad]the new apartments-dot-com. change your apartment...change the world. >>> amazon, my gosh, expanding. >> you know what i think they will do next? >> amazon people? >> yes? >> what? >> trying to start this travel service, think they will they'll now do dating service. what's left? >> nothing. >> yes, they do it all, lauren. >>

. >> i'm sure, camille can get that together in tribute to billy crystal, you look marvelous and hopefully you will too on this bad hair day because it will rain, on you, at some point if you go outside. six out of ten is your weather by numbers. is there buddy with the rain gear. he is ready for rain. back to reality for some kid had off yesterday with easter weekend. hello rain in new castle county, delaware, it is in camden, gloucester, salem, cumberland counties in new jersey. here in philadelphia we have a light rain, parts of the bucks and mercer counties and burlington get something rain as well. 57 degrees a current temperature and we will get to a high of 68 with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers tonight, down to 45, a chilly, rainy, dreary, nasty, night. we will tell you when he sun returns in a few minutes in your seven day forecast, bob. >> yes, sue good morning. here's an example of the that rain soak 95 in delaware county. again in the the a heavy rain, just enough to make things a little mess think morning. pop those wipers on that intermittent stage but glare in the

camille stanley and we're having technical issues with our remote studio so this morning she'll be joining you found that the officers are being pushed to target people riding bikes in these neighborhoods. why? >> so we found that officers are encouraged to use this as a practice to come into contact with people that may be criminals in these high crime neighborhoods so we found units where certain squads were awarded for doing these bike stops and they really use it as a way to come into contact with a lot of people they think might be at the stop. >> is there anyway to see that as good policing? the chief is saying crime has gone down but is it? >> crime is going down but it has gone down for several decades. when we asked the police chief if she was attributing these directly to bike stops she said no but this is clearly one thing they feel like they had in their tool box to use. >> now are similar kinds of violations, these questions about, you know having -- you know, how close you're riding to the curb and whether or not you have lights on your bike are they being as heavily policed

suegra continÚa siendo una joya familiar visitada a diario por locales y turistas como lo hizo jaime camilmo divertirse con ellos. como ven, no me puedo quejar, monterrey me ha recibido muy bien, y los regiomontanos son muy orgullosos de su cultura y tradiciones, yo me dirijo hacia... todavÍa no llegamos, mÁs adelante se darán cuenta, tenemos mÁs sorpresas, vuelvo contigo mi querido alan. alan: la verdad que increÍble, le estamos pasando increÍble en monterrey, allÁ de linares de donde son las glorias, es mi esposa christie, mi amor, te mando un beso, es de linares, mi suegra es de linares, todos mis cuÑados son de linares les mando un beso enorme, seguramente nos estÁn viendo, estoy con lorena de la garza, gracias por recibirnos de esta manera. >> encantados de tenerlos acÁ viendo las tradiciones de nuevo leÓn y linares, trajimos un dulce para los que estÁn en el estudio, para que nos ayudes a llevÁrselos. alan: me voy a comer la mitad y luego se los mando. pero platÍcame esto, tienen que saber las palabras que se dicen en monterrey que son distintas a cualquiera en el mundo, y hay una ca

i wanted to take just a minute to recognize camille who is here with girls inc. as my daughter for the day. she's from oregon and she's in the fourth grade and she has a class in science and a class in technology at her school. so when we talk about science literacy, i want to tell you there is hope for the next generation. so back home in oregon my constituents reside along or near an active fault, the cascadia subduction zone. for this reason, oregonians are concerned about seismic issues and as they should be. currently i know that oregon legislature is studying hydraulic fracturing. we have none in our state at present. and as mr. holstein testified, both in his oral testimony and his written testimony, he was talking about the oklahoma geological survey. i would like to, has this already been entered, the geological survey? i would like to ask this be made part of the record today. >> without objection so ordered. >> the statement dated april 21st, 2015 where they're talking about how the seismicity rate increased and that it is and i'll read this so i get r