[singing]hia chi! hia chi! [yawns] oh, samurai is calling again. i wonder what is wrong. oh, i'll never get any sleep tonight. samurai did you call me? yes,iha chi, come in. listen? oh, no. next door being noisy again. i'll go tell them to be quiet. not this time. hia chi let me introduce myself. my name is goto motimoshi and 8 years ago my wife and brother will were killed and i've been searching since for the man who did it. fortunately, i found him. congratulations! where? here. here? the man next door and i'm going to kill him. tell him to come here now. go tell him to come here now. [crying] excuse me. [singing] come on in and listen to this story! is it the story about gatomoshi. how do you know. because the samurai next door is him. he's going to kill you. kill me? no. listen, it wasn't me. it was somebody else. i just hear that story. i'm sorry. last month and i thought that's good story but actually it wasn't me. it was another man. it wasn't you? oh, no. someone else. go tell samurai, please! okay. i'll try but, i don't know if he'll listen. he's very, very angr

the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voice i will never ever forget. samurai, good morning. oh, good morningiha chi come on. i had a very good sleep last night. very good. wonderful. yes, so i'd like to pay my bill. keep the change. thank you. thank you. and now, i'm leaving. leaving? what about the fight at the temple? huh? oh, that! no,iha chi that was just a lie. what? a lie? why would you tell such a lie. because,iha chi i just wanted a quiet night! [applause] [musi >> in conjunction with an an exhi bigz we had ann an exhi bigz we had ann anan tholl have the same title. it's my pleasure to introduce some of the writers from this book. i will give you an introduction of each of them as i introduce them for their speaking turn. first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in

tim kennedy - gets the sharks on the board and cuts the defecit in half with this nice goal 2-1 chieriodhawks on power play antti niemi - makes the initial save but the hawks keep batting at it and andrew shaw gets it to go in for chicago 3-1 chi final: 4-1 chicago sharks lose 7th straight after winning first 7 games sharks: 7-7 overall nba rising stars sophmore klay thompson and rookie harrison barnes playing in the rising stars game for "team shaq" thompson - shows he can do pointers - throws down ally oop slam thompson: 11 points barnes with the dunk. barnes: 12 points but team chuck dominated kenneth faried of the nuggets with the play of thehanded ally-oop slam faried: 40 points, 10 rebs barkley's team sets scoring record for this game team chuck wins 163-135 stanford at usc stanford women's basketball team ranked 4th in the country 1st half chiney oguimike - works inside for two points og rebs 1st half amber orrange - slices to the hoop with the nice drive for the layup 2nd half jocelyn tinkle - from downtown - the 3-pointer to put game on ice tinkle: 17 points, 11 rebs usc he

steph looking forward to meeting and groping you all in chi town. [ applause ] >> stephanie: april 13th sexy liberal chicago. tickets going very very fast so hurry. john fugelsang, hal sparks. >> uh-huh. >> and tee bone and i are making arrangements to come too. >> stephanie: you tease. >> yeah, there is going to be a lot to talk about. >> stephanie: also speaking of parties, i'm having an oscar party sunday. i got jim to go there, you know how? >> how? >> stephanie: i said the secret words, hot brie. that's melissa fitzgerald's stripper name, hot brie.

chis... cálmese... cálmese. chis... ( teléfono suena ) ¿bueno? todavía. arturo: está bien. chau. hasta luego. y ahora, señor doctor, yo tengo una sorpresa para ud. raquel: a ver... cebollas... chícharos... ejotes... lechuga... tomates... zanahorias... papas... chiles. me hacen falta las aceitunas. narrador: más tarde, raquel está en casa de arturo. los dos están revelando la foto que tomaron durante el día. ¿ves que no salís mal en las fotos? eso es gracias al fotógrafo. yo también tengo una sorpresa para ti. ¿sí? sí, pero me tienes que dar unos minutos para prepararla. entonces debe ser muy buena. ya verás. entonces, raquel sale para preparar la sorpresa mientras arturo se queda a revelar las fotos. arturo está muy contento con la idea de viajar a puerto rico pero todavía, tiene malos presentimientos sobre su hermano, angel. arturo: angel, ¿es verdad que estás en puerto rico? ¿por qué este presentimiento? ¿me podés perdonar que nunca hice nada para buscarte? raquel: arturo, ya está listo. puedes venir a la cocina. ¿y qué? tienes que cerrar los o

[cheers and applause] - yeah, chi-chi! - the haole did it! - "my dear friends of the mainland. "what adventures i have found on the tiny island of kauai. "i have truly become one with the natives, who found new courage to fight their oppressors." - we are not surrendering today! go back and tell your leaders that we will fight them until the end! [cheers and applause] - [sighs] you people just don't give up, do you? - "the american government finally gave in to the natives, "and had the mahalo rewards cards reinstated. "our two cultures, it appears, will once again live in peace." [cheers and applause] "with the war at an end, "our butters is able to have his hapa noa ceremony "and, with any help from the gods, become his old cheery self again." - and so it is with great honor that we recognize these two natives with their hapa loa. take your cards, boys. a puy loa hapa loa! apa a a hoo ha! - [blowing conch weakly] - it's finally over, young keiki. is your anger at rest? - yeah, i guess so. except it still doesn't change the fact that ben affleck gets to be handsome, talented,

it looked like a burned out chi-chi's. (laughter) it was a terrible place.ut the drums in this space in a spot in the big room and hit "record" it sounded like -- you know, you would just get this huge sound and so the 16 days we were there changed my life forever. so i stayed friends with the people that owned the studio and inevitably about two years ago they closed because bigger studios like that can't really compete with newer technology. the accessibility of digital recording stuff, you can make a record in your living room. you don't need those big places anymore. but i think those big places are like museums because generations of kids have changed. the world has changed from the music that was made in these places. to me music history is just as important as the president and politics. (applause) >> dave: well, i think you're right. one of the great things about the movie is there's many facets to this story and the one is that digital music makes a huge inroad into music culture and it kind of kicks the legs out from under sound city which was anal

. >>> in today's healthwatch, some stroke survivors may benefit from the martial arts exercise tai chictors at the university of arizona studied stroke patients who use different fitness programs and found those who practice tai chi had letter balance and fewer falls -- had better balance and fewer falls. experts believe the ancient chinese practice strengthens muscles that improve balance. >>> stress is a daily part of life. karin caifa has ways to manage stress. >> reporter: what causes stress? >> transportation. >> running late. >> reporter: the top trickers according to the american psychological association, money work and the economy. family and relationships. and personal health concerns which ironically can be brought on by too much stress. >> it just doesn't affect their emotional well-being but they understand that stress could cause serious illnesses such as depression, but also affect things like heart disease, diabetes, chronic pain syndrome. >> reporter: the good news from the apa, most americans seem to recognize the link between managing stress and a healthy lifestyle.

." >>> some stroke survivors may benefit from the martial arts exercise tai chi. doctors studied stroke patients who use different fitness programs and those who practiced tai chi had better balance and fewer falls. expects believe the ancient chinese practice strengthens muscles that help improve balance. >>> there's a growing effort to make sure washington, d.c. does not turn into a city that only a few people can afford to live in because of the high cost. d.c. mayor vincent gray is leading a push to change things. he wants to spend nearly $100 million to bring more affordable housing developments to the city over the next few years. in the next hour, wusa9 is going to talk to some people who say this isn't enough to make sure that everyone can afford to live here in the nation's capital. >>> it is 4:52. time for the question of the morning. >> according to "u.s.a. today," two out of ten americans, 20 % of us have never done this. is it a, flown on a plane, b, been to a concert, or c, traveled outside of their home state? >> log on to the wusa9 facebook fan pag

here is what catholic health initiatives or chi is saying today. chi representatives acknowledged that it was morally wrong for attorneys representing st. thomas moore hospital to site the state's wrongful death act in defense of this lawsuit. the statement goes on to mention that the hospital outfit will not site colorado's law that says fetuses are not people any more. why not? why now? the bishops say they weren't aware of what the lawyers were arguing. the bishop's say chi's upper management didn't know what it's own lawyers were arguing in court. after the news report, they say they became aware, they huddled and decided that the legal argument didn't align with church teachings. >> where does this lead the lawsuit? when you first aired this piece, i was moved by the father, jeremy talking, when you visited the cemetery with him when he was at the grave with his wife and children. what did he say to this news today? >> i did talk to jeremy today. he didn't know about the statement. i read it to him over the telephone. he said he was stunned sa

chi representatives acknowledge it was, quote, morally wrong for attorneys representing st.mas more hospital to cite the state's wrongful death act in defense of this lawsuit. the statement does go on to mention that the hospital also will not cite colorado's law that says fetuses are not people anymore. we also got a statement from the bishops of colorado. why now? the bishops say they weren't aware of what the lawyers were arguing. the bishops say chi's upper management didn't know what its own lawyers were arguing in court. after the news report, they say they became aware. they huddled and decided that the legal argument didn't align with church teachings. >> where does this leave the lawsuit, and i have to ask you because when you first aired the piece, i was so moved by the father jeremy talking when you visited the simitary with him at the wisite of his wife and children, what did he say? >> i talked to jeremy today. he didn't know about the statement. i read it to him over the phone. he said he was stunned, in shock, and he said wow. here is what his attorney is sayi

managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tai-chi. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicle stuck in the snow. below hi can you help you're sure no problem i know i mean the same situation tomorrow we should always hope each other. the reindeer herd heads back to help out of stock when to camp virus stream canal during the winter people can only reach this place with snowmobiles in the summer you need a heavy duty truck to nothing else will be able to take you through the thick forest. but is don't gain any profit from rearing forest reindeer in your course here they never stroll to their animals to sell meat no effort is made to ensure the herds continuous growth instead they make a living from hunting. for men who are good to us reindeer are like humans but they differ from them in that they are pure at heart some of them are bad tempered and some are happy. but there are also meat animals among them all of them should be treated like children but if you hurt their feelings just once they will hold

managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tai-chi. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicle stuck in the snow. below how can you help sure no problem i might be in the same situation tomorrow we should always help each other. the reindeer herd heads back to help out of stock when to camp virus stream canal during the winter people can only reach this place with snowmobiles in the summer who need a heavy duty truck nothing else will be able to take you through the thick forest. gooders don't gain any profit from rearing forest reindeer. they never stroll to their animals to sell meat no effort is made to ensure the herds continuous growth instead they make a living from hunting. for men who would. to us reindeer are like humans but they differ from them in that they are pure at heart some of them are bad tempered and some are happy. but there are also meat animals among them all of them should be treated like children and if you hurt their feelings just once they will hold a grudge against you as long

. >> so it was a chi-poodle. >> it was. it was a chi-poodle. >> and later, the question everyone wants answered. >> demeanor, are you gay? >> no. no. no. >> exclusive on "katie." >> jimmy: in florida -- and i know i shouldn't be surprised by anything that happens in florida anymore, but by this i am. a 10-year-old girl, her name is emma, submitted a school science project that involved three drug-sniffing dogs and an ounce of real cocaine. this sounds less like a science project and more like a raid on charlie sheen's bungalow on south beach. but it was a real project. her dad is a police detective, so he helped her get cocaine, i guess. the point of the project was to find out which of the three breeds of police dogs was best at sniffing the cocaine out. i bet it was the one with the chest medallions and the corvette. her project turned out to be very successful, not only did she win top honors at school, she won honorable mention at the city science fair and somehow she managed to complete the entire project in four minut

managed to enjoy temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tai-chi. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicle stuck in a snow. plough how can you help sure no problem i might be in the same situation tomorrow we should always help each other. the reindeer herd heads back to help out of stock when to camp virus stream canal during the winter people can only reach this place with snowmobiles in the summer you need a heavy duty truck to nothing else will be able to take you. through the thick forest. put is don't gain any profit from rearing forest reindeer. they never stroll to their animals to sell meat no effort is made to ensure the herds continuous growth instead they make a living from hunting. for men who are good to us reindeer like humans but they differ from them in that they are pure at heart some of them are bad tempered and some are happy. but there are also meat animals among them all of them should be treated like children but if you hurt their feelings just once they will hold a grudge against you as long

. >> reporter: yen chi le says it's the same story told with different faces.us crash that killed 17 people in 2008 2008. that bus also had multiple violations on record and lacked basic safeguards. >> i started to look into it and i realized that everything we take for granted in cars and planes is not how it is on buses. >> reporter: a month after her mom's death, yen chi began lobbying for new bus safety rules. many were passed. the new law calls for safety fitness ratings, seat belts on new buses and standards for roof strength anti-ejection, and rollover protection. but 130 recommendations were left out including ways to tag repeat offenders off the road which helps is explain why there's been five serious bus accidents in the last month and a half injured or killing scores. tour bus spokesman peter. >> they should have never been allowed to be on the road. they should have been shut down a long long time ago, in our opinion. >> the department of transportation regulate buses. they told us violations by a repeat offender were not considered egregious enoug