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and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a cache and then go back and get more water and drop a cache. we were trying to get to the sea of cortez, that was one of the things on our mind, but this landscape, it starts turning your mind inward or outward or it gets hard to tell which way it turns it because it's a psychological place. there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and you start disappearing into it. you start forgetting why you are going in one direction. you start thinking, no, i just want to see that shadow over there and spend time there and then i want t

he explains why students with concealed carry permits should be able to carry on campus. >> people thatlready have a handgun license that carry it in their everyday life when they go to the bank, grocery store, shopping mall, theaters, it would allow them to carry on campus. we do not believe the campus is some magical environment or as soon as they stepped foot on there, they lose sense of logic and reason. state legislator levy, your response? >> it is absurd. i do not know a better word for it. to think that people should be walking around and going to class with guns on their person. you come to college to get an education. it is a safe place. statistically, one of the safest places you can be. there is a mentality that carrying a weapon should be an everyday occurrence, when you get ready to go to class, to dinner, you pick up your wallet, your books, and you're gone. it is just absurd. -- your gun. >> colorado announced that students carrying guns would be allowed to keep weapons in a limited number of housing units. this is how one person reacted to the news. >> it is sort of a p

"do you understand that if you commit a crime or do not carry out your obligations, your suspended sentence will be turned into a prison sentence?" >> the other two women were told their jail sentences had been upheld. their only hope is to appeal again. the member who was released was released because she did not take part in the so-called punk prayer in moscow cathedral. she was stopped outside before she could come in. the then insisted it was not politically motivated. "they probably want to make it clear that actions like this will not be tolerated by courts and that it is better not to criticize those in power." she was greeted by supporters in front of the court, but some demonstrated against her release. they want the band to show regret for what they did. >> all three women's convictions still stand, and it looks like the kremlin's strategy has worked. many russians have forgotten that pussy riot just wanted to protest the way the church and state are intertwined in putin's russia. >> talks over a $45 million merger between bae and eas failed today. >> bankers and officials in pari

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barack obama carried them 15-49 in 2008. romney made bigger gains with the high income people than people in the lower income category. >> the swing over the last 20 years in affluent suburbs has been attributed to culture, gay marriage and the southern tilt of the republican party, is the swing back this year really because of the economy trumping culture in the minds of most voters? >> well, i think that's true of all segments of voters. the economy is trumping the cultural issue of. it rubbed them out. i think also mitt romney is more the kind of candidate that people in affront -- affluent suburbs cotton to. he is from the suburbs himself. he won the republican nomination in affluent areas and shown himself to be more articulate than president obama, the supposedly great orator. people in affluent suburbs like people who are articulate, who use words good, as i like to put it, and that is an advantage that mitt romney has and that he demonstrated to great effect there, and i think -- i wrote earlier in the washington exa

a weapon, they carry themselves differently. they hold their beltline differently. they will be constantly touching the object itself. officers are trained at a very young age in the police academy to look for these clues and behavior's. >> police say even with hand- held detectors they will rely on students to speak up when they believe classmates are carrying weapons. still ahead, a brawl caught on tape outside and arizona bar, and five corrections officers lose their jobs. why two of them are being charged. charged. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. >> covering th

i want to thank carrie and dana very much for your presentation. i know speak being as a senior with disability i would need training and i want to keep my independence as long as possible. thank you for your work. >> thank you very much. >> income item is no. 7, an overview of the san francisco department of public health's supportive housing programs, presented by marc trotz, director of housing and urban health, and dr. rag parekh, clinical director of hot, homeless outreach team. today we're happy to be continuing on on-going series on meetings on supportive housing opportunities in the city of san francisco. as many of us here know, one of the biggest problems faced by people with disabilities is the lack of adequate affordable and accessible housing. absent these housing opportunities, many people with disabilities are forced into institutions or out on to the street. the supreme court in its olmstead decision of 1999 affirmed the right of individuals with disabilities to live in their community and ruled that a public entity's failure to pro

>> aye. >> the motion carries. item 11 please. >> item 11 authorize the general manager to have a memo of understanding and not two exceed $250,000 and the dur duration of 18 months. >> so moved. >> second. >> and seconded. is there any public comment? seeing none all those in favor? >> aye. >> the motion carries. >> item 12 discussion and possible action in accordance with the public utilities commission to nominate and elect officers. >> commissioners my intent is to continue this to the next meeting when we have a full commission. that requires that we suspend -- we need a motion to suspend the rules of order. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and seconded. is there any public discussion? seeing none all those in favor? >> aye. >> the motion carries, and that will be continued to the next meeting and i would ask that it be put on the front of the agenda of the next meeting. okay. item 13. is there any additional new business for the commission? seeing none this meeting is adjourned. i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and re

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this feather carries our - the eagle carries all our prayers upstairs. so i'll say one version, one part of the song. my son wanted to - it's a song i taught my son, the first song he ever sang. so it goes a little bit like this, it goes [sings song] and that's the first version of this honor song. that's a veterans song that - that song is honoring all our veterans of the wars, and that's a song that i was taught when i was about nine years old. >> and with the drumming and the rhythmic feel, i mean, it evokes a certain sense of power - we could feel it just as you were singing it here. it was very well - very well done. i think we're getting down to about the last minute here with tom. i mean, the time went by so very quickly, and i'll just take one more quick question maybe. >> in terms of conflict, i read once that some tribes had the tradition of the grandmothers determining whether or not the people would go to war or into battle. are you familiar with that? >> yeah. well, i know a little bit of it, and it's - basically, it fell upon the elders, th

wife carrying originated in finland.h pair navigates the widow maker. surprise, surprise. the fins had the fastest time to the finish, just under 53 seconds to complete the almost three-football-of field-long course. >> yes, we won, but it was very tough. >> reporter: this couple were already the four-time world champs of wife carrying and, no, she's not his wife. he's a lawyer. she's a nanny. first place prize? five times the female's weight in beer and five times her weight in cash. which means christina weighs in at 106 pounds.

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see refutes absolutely untrue claims that the intercepted damascus flight was used to carry a new nation with the departure airport also saying because there was legal. because it tends to assume the role of peacemaker in the region stunned and contrasts with reports that outcry is behind all the smuggling hard during the syrian war. also the sound its place nice american politics with vice presidential candidates facing off in a bitter spot towards ways to save in the absence. of the you know we're trying nobel committee prepares to announce the winner of the coveted peace prize we'll look at how much the award actually has to do with pizza . and welcome to all see twenty four hour news live from moscow volatile main story now damascus has lashed out at an car over allegations that this syrian passenger jet intercepted by turkey in mid-flight carried russian made munition see when our sources along with the moscow airport that displeasure the flight maintained there was no illegal congo on board but on this now from all he's moving the cultural he joins us live good morning that is so a

syria refutes as absolutely untrue claims that the intercept of moscow in damascus flight was used to carry a mission but the departure airport also saying the call go was legal. thanks for joining r t worry bring you the latest news from around the world on screen and on line i'm karen. while the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the european union for its role in securing peace to the continent the nobel committee says the accolade is meant to be an encouragement to the union in difficult times but max kaiser of the cause report says that there could hardly be a worse choice for the peace award. well this is that rise of the machines this is a machine selection that chose a machine the e.u. is a tech knocker see governed by machines joined with the banking establishment to suck wealth from all of the citizens of the e.u. and send it to brussels and senate to the banks or and send it to the world bank and the e.u. and the troika this is the rise of the machines this is the machine choice is as far as far as to call this is like giving the prize to frankenstein for being the best monste

syria refuses absolutely untrue claims that the intercepted damascus flight was used to carry a munition would be a departure airport also saying the cargo was legal. because it tends to assume the role of peacemaker in the region standen called trance with reporters and cries behind in on the smuggling fueling the syrian war. also this hour is fight night in american politics with vice presidential candidates facing off in a bitter spot over the rules of waste and similarly as each other. plus as the norwegian nobel committee prepares to announce the winner of the coveted peace prize we'll look at how much they would actually has to do with p.b.s. . international news live from moscow this is our c. with me you know our thanks for joining us damascus has lashed out at ankara over allegations that the sea when passenger jet intercepted by turkey in mid-flight carried a russian made munition syrian authorities along with the force there dispatched a flight maintain there was no illegal cargo on board all this now from. syria calls it turkey allegations said that the syrian a plane was car

mo the mother then carries full term for nine months. so the embryo is different from the egg. it is the baby itself. so. >> so a woman donor s a role in this obviously but it's another process before we actually reach the stage. >> right. exactly. the egg is not the same in the sense that it's not a baby. it cannot be a baby unless it is formed which requires the bale donating the sperm. >> exactly. >> and then that has to be placed iexide the mother for the baby to grow. so that's often a confusion for egg donors in terms of am i the mother. no you're not the mother because it requires further steps to be the mother. >> right. and basically after three days sit inside the mother thwh grows ad provides it. essentially you donated your eggs and you're not the mother which is different. >> so the woman that provide the egg for you, have you been able to develop a relationship. >> no because it was an anonymous donation and the contract was set out that way. she knew beforehand and i knew beforehand. >> is that normal. >> most cases it is anonymous donation. >> really. so you're

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a place where gang members as young as 13 carry automatic weapons and the death toll of innocent bystanders is climbing. >>> plus, rocket man. a wild ride with the daredevil trying to set a world record with his water-propelled jet pack. don't try this at home. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 18th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight, we begin with a look at airport security and what's on the other side of those security lines. big, crowded airports like miami international, the pressure of delivering 100,000 stressed out passengers safely to their destination every day makes for no shortage of human drama, as my co-anchor bill weir discovered. >> reporter: let's say you're on a flight into miami. and the guy next to you comes completely unhinged. >> sir, i need you to take a seat right now. >> i paid a lot of money for this seat. >> reporter: while you watch flight attendants struggle for control, what you'll never see, what you ever see is an airport the si

were a few examples allude to treat claims that they intercepted moscow damascus flight was used to carry ammunition but the departure airport also saying the cargo was legal. his attempts to assume do movies make me believe stunned in contrast with reports that encore eyes behind a nonsmoker really hard during this syrian war. it's quite nice american politics with vice presidential candidates facing off in a bitter past was wasted and incidentally to try. as the norwegian nobel committee for about this time around the winner of the coveted peace prize will look at how much the award actually passed today with. his from russia under on the wall this is us he was new you know hello and welcome to the program damascus has lashed out at over allegations that the sea when passenger jets intercepted by attack in mid-flight carried russian made munition see were not source his along with the moscow air force that dispatched a flight to maintain there was no illegal congo on board more on this now from last he's latino. syria calls it turkey should allegations are that the syrian no plane was c

. >> when an individual is carrying a weapon, they carry themselves different. they will be constantly touching the object itself. officers are trained in the police academy to look for these behaviors and clues. >> police say they will continue to rely on students to speak up when they suspect that a classmate has a weapon. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> maryland will join other states in an earthquake drill. it takes place at 10:18 this morning. several schools and businesses will simulate what to do during an earthquake. you should drop to the ground and hold on until the shaking stops. about 100,000 marylanders are registered to participate. plans to file a class action lawsuit for unfair practices in water bill collection. it doesn't always collect from businesses and other customers that can pay. >> think about it. owee your home because you a big water bill. >> threatening to sue doesn't solve the problem. we have scarce resources to get it done. >> the mayor has not read the letter but her administration has made efforts to improve the billing

. >> when an individual is carrying a weapon, they carry themselves different. they hold their beltline different. they will be constantly touching the object itself. officers are trained at a very young age in the police academy to look for these clues, these behaviors. >> police say they will continue to rely on students to speak up when they suspect that classmates have a weapon. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a council committee signs off on the hiring of baltimore's new police commissioner who has already been on the job four weeks. it now moves to a full vote of the city council. protesters gathered outside and claimed they were shut out of the selection process. >> the swearing-in took place two weeks ago. this is the first time the citizens have an opportunity to articulate their concerns. this is ceremonial. the people should have been involved. >> the mayor's office released a list of organizations it says they consulted in the selection of the commissioner. a judge dismisses first-degree assault charges. officers james harrison and reginald

refuses absolutely untrue turkish claims that they intercepted the moscow damascus flight was used to carry a munition with the departure airport also saying because it was illegal. and take the time to assume the role of peacemaker in the region stand in contrast to a group pools that alcoa is behind an arms smuggling how fueling this syrian and. also this hour is finite in american politics with vice presidential candidates facing off in a bitter battle waste and similarly at each other. plants as they know we're doing nobel committee prepares to announce the winner of the coveted peace prize a look at how much there would actually have to do with. this is coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program damascus has lashed out at ankara over allegations that this c. one passenger jet intercepted by turkey in mid-flight carried out russian made a new nation see what authorities along with the moscow air force their displeasure the flights maintained there was no illegal cargo on board and all this now from medina. syria calls it turkey should allegations about the syrian a plan

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syria refused absolutely untrue claims that the moscow damascus flight was used to carry i mean with the departure airport also saying the call that it was legal. is a time to assume the role of the stake in the region stunned in contrast to reports that i'm crazy behind an arms smuggling part fueling the syrian war. also it's fine american politics why is presidential candidates facing all of this has to do with waste and it's a really a child. plus i've been there we're two nobel committee for committee prepares to announce the we know the coveted peace prize we'll look at how much it would actually has to do with the. international news and comments live from moscow this is all she with me thanks for joining us from damascus has lashed out at over allegations that this super and passenger jets intercepted by take a meat flight carried a russian made a munition say we're now sources along with the most clear air force that dispatched a flight maintain there was no illegal congo on board more on this now from in the deal he joins us live good morning medina so a lot of mixed message

he arrived in america back in january with the intent of carrying out terrorist attacks. when he tried recruit people, he inadvertently contacted an fbi informer. from the point on, they were monitoring him very closely and that no time was the public any danger. and there was an fbi agent that posed as a facilitator had supplied him with materials he thought were explosives. that agent was with him this morning when he assembled what he thought was a thousand-pound bomb. he tried repeatedly to detonate it from a nearby hotel and he was arrested after that. >> ever since 11 years ago, there have been a number of these sustain operations. widely the fbi use this technique? >> they will try to get potential terrorists off the streets. it serves their purposes to come alongside him and see what he is doing, follow what he is doing. the evidence can be used him in court -- and against him in court and that is what happened right to the very end, up to the point where he thought he was admitting a bomb. it raises dangers of entrapment, the idea of them encouraging them to carr

executive protection is also provided to the police commissioner, even though the commissioner carries a drug. two officers made $36,000 in overtime last year and another city official also gets over time -- its executive protection. he says his executive protection officers to other duties. but today we saw them driving bernstein at lunch. by comparison, neither the baltimore county state's attorney or the federal attorney has executive protection. we ask the mayor's press secretary to explain the overtime bill and why the size of the unit got bigger. he did not answer those questions. he offered that the mayor and the officers often were 14 or 16-hour days. reporting live, wbal-tv 11 news. >> students rallying in support of same-sex marriage at college park and alongside of them several maryland lawmakers. >> the rally was organized by members of the student government organization and planned in conjunction with national coming out day to give students registered and committed to voting yes on question 6. maryland legislators and the students spoke to the crowd about the impact youn

refutes as absolutely untrue turkish claims that the intercepted moscow damascus flight was used to carry ammunition but the departure airport also saying the cargo was absolutely legal. hello and welcome to our team thank you for joining us this friday with me karen tara while the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the european union for its role in securing peace to the continent nobel committee says the accolade is meant to be encouragement to the union in difficult times norway the home of the prize is itself divided over membership and has twice refused it and then nationwide referendums stay tuned with our two for more on this decision we will be joined by host of the kaiser report next. the peace prize was conceived by alfred nobel to foster fraternity between nations but as guy naja can now reports some recent winners have done more to fuel cult flicks around the world than to calm it. the decision on the nobel peace prize is often politically motivated for a simple reason it's mostly about war and peace and we know that it's those with power who can wage or stop wars but where

bashar assad like they did with that of gadhafi but when you see the same kind of atrocities being carried out now in by me why did the international community is quiet so this is raising alarm bells russia's diplomatic efforts to peacefully resolve the conflict involving waleed are deadlocked after the u.s. proposed a blocked a draft proposal rather at the u.n. security council the details from archies were reported on a new new york. the u.s. and western countries did not back the russian drafted press statement they said that they were they cited the need for further consultations now the russian envoy to the u.n. for telly churkin says in the aftermath of last month's deadly attack in benghazi that killed four americans it's quite surprising that the u.s. would be blocking a statement that is condemning the use of violence in dealing with libya's political problems embassador churkin says it's very strange and the behavior of the u.s. delegation with respect to the russian. press statement in this situation is hard to rationally explain now this russian draft security council press sta

it was typically you know they would carry on and and then one of them would peel out the driveway in the car you know out of anger and i remember my dad got quiet and i was in my room and i heard him go into the bedroom i was little and i remember i was in my night clothes and i went to the door and i saw him standing by his upright dresser with his heels on the dresser. and i look and he had a pistol and he and. i was little i didn't know i didn't know that he was probably very close to committing suicide at that point in time and i went to him and i remember just be a little like the daddy if it doesn't work out first try try again that was my eight year old wisdom at the time you know you know. you turn around and he looked at me and screwed me up. try try again and he put the gun down father's death was really it was service connected they did connected his exposure to agent orange he would always say. i didn't realize i was taking my children or he said. floored me if i didn't know he said if i had known what would happen to you. i would have dodged the draft and for my father t

barack obama carried them 15-49 in 2008. romney made bigger gains with the high income people than people in the lower income category. >> the swing over the last 20 years in affluent suburbs has been attributed to culture, gay marriage and the southern tilt of the republican party, is the swing back this year really because of the economy trumping culture in the minds of most voters? >> well, i think that's true of all segments of voters. the economy is trumping the cultural issue of. it rubbed them out. i think also mitt romney is more the kind of candidate that people in affront -- affluent suburbs cotton to. he is from the suburbs himself. he won the republican nomination in affluent areas and shown himself to be more articulate than president obama, the supposedly great orator. people in affluent suburbs like people who are articulate, who use words good, as i like to put it, and that is an advantage that mitt romney has and that he demonstrated to great effect there, and i think -- i wrote earlier in the washington exa

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