to go into the children's environment and to work in such institutes children seems to do so like you don't garden schools children's houses you know as russia modernize more and more young people use internet now how do you make sure that. young russian safety is guaranteed online does russia for example have an active online anti pedophile task force where. offering for the state duma parliament to. due to build up a new law new law which can restrict. information which our children can use for missing internet which can restrict the negative information which can damage our children mr to the new amendments will he have to do. to introduce them for our parliament because in. such difficult and such charge situation with. criminal activities in the internet we cannot be sure about the future of all children service all russian regions have a child and what's meant no unfortunately no because we still care only fifty eight children's rights commissioner was in our region but. i am sure i hope in the beginning it goes next year to follow them and live and will here in each region of t

the cost of unhealthy children is far greater than keeping those children healthy. to facilitating their not only nutritional but health needs. we pay for the failure to do so in the billions of dollars in health care costs each year. and we even pay for it in military readiness with at least nine million young adults. think of that. nine million young adults in america are too overweight to serve in our armed forces. nine million. coordinate to a coalition of retired senior military leaders -- according to a coalition of retired senior military leaders. we can't reverse the obesity epidemic or stop child hunger overnight. we recognize that. but we can take an important step towards getting our children healthier food by passing this particular piece of legislation. and as has been pointed out time after time after time, this bill was passed unanimously in the other body. that means that this is not a partisan bill. this is not a bill on which there was great disagreement. and we know in the united states senate there were people very concerned about the budget defi

the rights of all adoptive children. of america is our priority i can say is it now or all discussed. all. points different points in this agreement. we hear a final document now a final document the next step is sending. federal authorities and. we are ready to. agreement but i remember also your promise to freeze did for united states if the document wasn't signed by two eleven is it lifted or is it still on not. actually we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't freeze the. united states of america because this is a law. judicial procedure but in fact we agree that the number of such cases in our courts first of all. and we are not. told this process is the adoption process because we're here. to fall. political and judicial. but. if we. kin though it finds agreement. about the situation about overseas adoption we can freeze this process this agreement this finally signed and finalized what would that mean for that up to russian children and to those who are interested what their rights to protect their children first

last year there were violations in children's facilities which resulted in children getting sick andometimes dying. to prevent the very reputation of this. local administrations and supervising authority, start preparing for the next summer season and these are matters that have to be the responsibility of both the commissioners for children's rights and there are those in 58 regions -- i believe this institution could be established in any constituent part of this country of our federation. horrendous problem is violence against children and according to the official data, in 2009 over 100,000 children and teenagers were victims of crime. just think about this number real hard. many facts turn you inside out to children, mostly orphans. children from families that are not doing well are being dragged into substance abuse, produce bigger and the prosecution and other efforts. and the jerks that are doing that must be punished in the harshest of manners. last year, we provided for harsher punishment for sex crimes against pre age people. however, preventing this crime is just as impor

can damage children. in the new amendments we're here to do. to introduce the. parliament because in. such difficult and such charge situation with. criminal activities in the internet we cannot be sure about the future of all children service all russian regions have a child some words went off fortunately no because we still have only fifty eight children's rights commissioner was in our region but. i am sure i hope in the beginning to go. next year falls on a limb and we'll hear. from the children's rights commission because it's a very important institute this is it which can be. system building institute which. different. minister is a different state federal and subject. and to make a system of children's protection but once again going back to the state of the nation address. there prioritized children access to medicine but i mean given precious scale it's a very tough task. in your opinion to have any proposals that would make that easier is the basic institute for child care for medical service

we love our children and we still need our children. please don't forget our children. i think about the people that are out there on the streets and in need jobs. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you, i am here as president of -- resident counsel and also as a private citizen of san francisco. we're looking to replace the mayor for an interim time. we're looking for someone who is all-inclusive of the city and who is very aware of the diversity and engages in that. we have one of the best supervisors and tested nine then we have ever had so i just want to support his name, supervisor campos, i hope that you are on the short list and that you are chosen. i would like to give honor to one of my board members. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm here to encourage you to please have the inclusive process for selecting the next mayor. i am here to honor the values that many of us share. >> we need you to act and to be our santa claus. if you want to give us a good man, good woman, but of the torch, you must have the right, but they must understand -- this is the time to b

the children's rooms meet a designer's expectations and the children like it too. >> we have our own style. our room is different from other people's. it's not so easy to copy us. >> designer children's furniture that is particularly exclusive is often sold by auction. the brussels auction house -- is holding an auction on september 16. this from the 1960's is expected to fetch 9,000 to 16,000 euros. perhaps a bit expensive for the children's room. >> just a bit. amsterdam has long had a problem with living space so when vincent van dike wanted to move there he nemp found an apartment. but amsterdam has around 365 hotels, the number of days in a year. so he's been staying in one every day and writing about them. we join him on his daily routine. >> tonight vincent van dike will be staying in a smal family-run total in amsterdam. he'll be living out of a suit case until the end of the year. that's when his project comes to an end. the 36-year-old is writing a blog about his experiences in amsterdam hotels. >> one day i was still sleeping in my bed and the cleaning lady came and took a

i wanted to bring attention to the fact that we lost 49 children last year in 2010, because children were left unattended in cars or they entered cars that were unattended by adults. this is a topic we talk about at inspection stations to make parents aware of that, so that they're not caught in a bind of making a decision to run into the store and forgetting that they have left a child. we look at kids of all ages. we already talked today about kids of older ages and how important it is to not just focus on kids in car seats and booster seats. we have a program for kids that are 7 to 10 with our cub scout pack program. we have our program that deals with kids 11 to 12. and then we have a soon-to-be released program for kids or 13 to 14. or coalitions are promoting these programs every day in their communities around the country. what i would like to see in the future is more inspection stations. right now, there are about 62 million kids under the age of 14. there are 4300 inspection stations on the database, but it is certainly not enough. the need to be in areas that are underserv

so it's about that entire experience, and so if children only know other children with disabilities,nd some of those children are verbal and some are not, but they're never around typical peers, they don't learn from that experience. - and do we still try to prepare as many of them as we can for some kind of employment? because i've heard sometimes that can go really wrong. i mean, you can push them too hard. or, at the same time, sometimes you don't push them hard enough, or you don't push employers hard enough to make the effort. - right. well, with the new--the latest-- amendment to the idea legislation, there's actually a transition service built in to that piece of legislation, and so all transition services for children with an iep has to start by the age of 16. - what's iep? - an iep is an individualized educational plan, and so children that are eligible for special education all have an iep. and so you can make recommendations for that child to begin to have transition services at the age of 16, but for some children, they're going to need a lot more practice, they're going

and to stay these children inside the company because we don't have so many children all countries but question children also have been subject to legal wranglings as to say and so called tug of love cases in several countries. how do you how do you make sure that the rights of these children are protected it's a very difficult question because we don't have the right to. control . the foreign contras. so they can reach for income to sell for it is. their congress in this situation we have to. approach this all through. the whole chain of different agreements between russia and all part of. the european colonization resume not just days of america. agreements. or recognition all court decisions both gone through. the support. in family cases and in civil cases in the all of congress far less the whole thank you very much for this interview thank you for the attention. this is a cable from the u.s. embassy in colombo to talk about here an apparent june seventh incident of extrajudicial executions the military reported to the press that on that day that killed nine guerrillas and from th

and to stay these children inside the camp because we don't have so many children all countries but question children also have been subject to legal wrangling as to say and so-called tug of love cases in several countries how do you how do you make sure that the rights of these children are protected it's a very difficult question because we don't have a right to. control. the foreign countries. action which foreign countries have for it is done in their countries and in this situation we have to initiate initiate. a process of. the whole chain of different agreements between russia and our partners with the european counters and resume united states of america. agreements about recognition of decisions both counters. the support. in family cases and in civil cases in our country is far less the whole thank you very much for this interview thank you for the attention. see.

i have three children, but my children are 5, 8, and gen. it is been a while since i had a lap-held child. parents look to the airlines to tell them what is acceptable. i have to confess that i do travel with a lap-held child. i came to the board and one of the very first activities that i had to participate in was the 2004 decision in response to the diversion argument. it made a complete believer out of me. i tell all my friends or anyone to ask me what the right way to channel is. i think it is so important. parents have to have the expectations. education is not enough. education is not going to reach everyone. there has to be requirements, walls, were specific standards to help them make the right decisions. i looked at the website of major carriers to do business in the u.s. one says there is an option not -- there is an option for adults, seniors, and children two-11. there is nothing for a child under two. you do not have the ability to track an option to get a ticket. if you want to get them a seat on the airplane with you, you have

we focus on the youngest children to the oldest children -- i realize i cannot quite see that. looking at it on my computer. if we look at our infants and recommendations of keeping infants in rear facing child constraints, this is due to the fact that there is a 71% reduction in fatalities compared to unrestrained children. and 44% reduction in moderate and serious injuries compared to children and forward facing child restraints. i have tried in my slides to indicate the peer-reviewed publication these data came from. i wanted to quote and emphasize the current policy of the u.s. american academy of pediatrics that encourages we're facing beyond the 20 pounds, 1-year cut off. specifically they say for optimal protection, the child should remain we're facing until reaching the maximum weight for the car safety seat this long as the back of the head -- top of the head is below the seat back. 20 or 40 pounds greater than year of age, recommendation forward facing child restraint. and the data that's supports that suggest that there is a 54% to 69% reduction in fatalities compare

i have three children, but my children are 5, 8, and gen. it is been a while since i had a lap-held child. parents look to the airlines to tell them what is acceptable. i have to confess that i do travel with a lap-held child. i came to the board and one of the very first activities that i had to participate in was the 2004 decision in response to the diversion argument. it made a complete believer out of me. i tell all my friends or anyone to ask me what the right way to channel is. i think it is so important. parents have to have the expectations. education is not enough. education is not going to reach everyone. there has to be requirements, walls, were specific standards to help them make the right decisions. i looked at the website of major carriers to do business in the u.s. one says there is an option not -- there is an option for adults, seniors, and children two-11. there is nothing for a child under two. you do not have the ability to track an option to get a ticket. if you want to get them a seat on the airplane with you, you have

of russian children abused by american. people's mind talk to the russian president's. children. if it can ever be restored. thank you very much for being with us today. to us promise. to children and i believe this round of talks wrapped up in washington yesterday what's going on there. is a protection of. the rights of. all . all. points different. a final comments now a final look. before. we have to on. this agreement but i remember also your promise to freeze did option for united states if the docket wasn't signed by to eleven is it lifted or is it still long no. actually we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't freeze adoption process was in other states of america because this is a long judicial procedure but in fact in fact we greased the number of. such cases in our courts first of all. and we are not ready to freeze the toll this process of the adoption process because we're here. to for all. political and judicial brigade. but. if we cannot finds agreement. about the situation about overseas adoption we can freeze this process this agreement this finally signed and f

clearly, there are children who are runaways, children who are so-called throwaways, there are children have value conflicts with their families, and then there's another population of youth that often gets ignored and that is kids who identify themselves as being gay/lesbian/bisexual/trans gender who find themselves at odds with their either family or their community, so they seek refuge in the street, trying to find support and understanding, and sometimes they become victims of predators who exploit their tragic situations for their own gain. and this is, richard, i think is particularly poignant, because the youth really do get victimized. absolutely. and i think the kind of traumas that dr. clark was referring to with families also apply to young adults who are often on the streets. there isn't the same kind of safety net for a lot of those young adults, and so they tend to form peer support networks. but life on the streets is difficult, and i think they experience a lot of trauma, which often then also leads to substance use as a coping mechanism. robert, in terms of the oxford h

. >> it is especially hard for the children.ish they could have got to know bethlehem and seen where jesus was born. i wish they had the chance to learn about their country. >> in bethlehem on the west bank, children held the traditional christmas parade for peace. calling themselves children without borders, they are urged people to live in harmony in the holy land. i injures a limb, shimon peres welcome to a children's choir from nazareth. the northern israeli city with the predominantly arab population. >> i would like to see the support community and send my -- [unintelligible] >> they expect more than 90,000 pilgrims in the country over the christmas time. >> now to soccer and to the last 16 of the german cup. the top managers had than all bundesliga shutdown. it was packed with drama. nine goals from two records from a one missed penalty. later, winners. -- bayern was the winner. >> bayern the lead after six minutes. gomez made it 2-0. bayern look like they were going to win, but stuttgart had other ideas. this player clau

children included. the last thing i need for them is to try to buy marijuana. president peterson: thank you. ext. speaker? >> my name is peter. i live on 32nd ave. i get to watch the traffic and all the kids going to the 7- eleven or go to the sandwich shop. there was a question of how close are the schools. maybe the previous board really did not consider that. lincoln is about seven blocks, but when you take the bus, it is only three stops. bacon stop by anywhere along that. they can stop by anywhere along that. who knows what they bring back. same thing with sunset boulevard. but it is not handicapped accessible. two stops off taraval in front of this mcd have no ramp for wheelchair's. even that mcd was cited for a.d.a.-compliance after the permit is granted. they picked the best location to fit on the map, but maybe the map did not put all these other things into consideration. the previous board did not ask how much it will cost the city to make it truly a.d.a. compliant for the muni stop. that wil

one is to protect our children. we have seen, i think, that is manifestly clear that it is that a rational basis. you cannot do that. basically, that is based upon the idea that there is something wrong with these people and we must protect our children from them. that will not work. >> injustice in this for the purpose of my question that we were to conclude that this accidental pregnancy argument is, in fact, a rational basis. have the proponents of the proposition for the imperial clerk given up that argument because of the arguments they made in the political process leading up to its passage? >> no, but i think the court needs to look at all of that in the context. you need to look at the context in which the measure was passed. i will say that if i move to that point, this concept of rational procreation -- and there is no way that proposition 8 prevents him, by keeping of individuals of same- sex to get married, have anything to do with heterosexual marriage. same-sex marriage is not calling to discourage a h

and to stay these children inside the company because we don't have so many children all countries but question children also have been subject to legal wrangling as to say and so-called tug of love cases in several countries how do you how do you make sure that the rights of these children are protected it's a very difficult question. because we don't have a right to. control. the foreign contras. so they can reach for and condorcet for it is done in their congress and the situation we're here to initiate initiate. a process all through. the whole chain of different agreements between russia and our part of. a european colonization to states of america. agreements about recognition of court decisions both gone through. the support. in family cases and in civil cases in the. contras far less the whole thank you very much for this interview thank you for the things. you live only next to the border of the gaza strip and egypt but also on the border of peace and more. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved one. they are ready to take any risk. as you watch

whereas the childrens right convention has established the priority of the interest of children before interest of society and the government. in 2009, under the president, the institute of the commissioner for the childrens rights was established. and his work is cut out for him. last year, there were flagrant violations of safety norms in children's summertime facilities which resulted in children getting sick and sometimes dying. it's necessary to prevent the repetition of this. both local administration and supervisory authorities must in advance, now, start preparing for the next summer season. these are matters that have been to be the responsible for both the issues of children's rights, and there are those in already 58 regions of this country. by the way, i believe this institution could be established in virtually any constituent part of this country. about federation. horrendous problem is violence against children. according to the official data of the minister of interior, in 2009, over 100,000 childrens and teenagers were victims of crimes. just think about this real hard

i'm one of them to see children with disabilities and i wanted them to be run children who are different and diverse and families that are different and diverse. it took me a while to get in because i did not get a accepted at first. i cannot think you could -- thank you enough for what you've done for me and my children. it is amazing, the people who love you. >> i would like to thank the board for this honor. we feel very fortunate to live and work in a city where the city government recognizes and supports early childhood education and there are many advocacy organizations. i think that it is our fondest hope that we can give back a little bit what we of gained 4 market in the city. >> this was our effort to share the achievements. there are many people behind this. i would like to think the board for this honor but also supporting her wish to see early childhood education lifted up to the levels of elementary schools and even universities. we would like to create and maintain fantastic programs for children. thank you so much. >> i would like to welcome -- to the microphone. he is no

i have three children, but my children are 5, 8, and gen. it is been a while since i had a lap-held child. parents look to the airlines to tell them what is acceptable. i have to confess that i do travel with a lap-held child. i came to the board and one of the very first activities that i had to participate in was the 2004 decision in response to the diversion argument. it made a complete believer out of me. i tell all my friends or anyone to ask me what the right way to channel is. i think it is so important. parents have to have the expectations. education is not enough. education is not going to reach everyone. there has to be requirements, walls, were specific standards to help them make the right decisions. i looked at the website of major carriers to do business in the u.s. one says there is an option not -- there is an option for adul,eniors, and children two-11. there is nothing for a child under two. you do not have the ability to track an option to get a ticket. if you want to get them a seat on the airplane with you, you have to

risible children children who are capable of attendant mess from schools they should be there. my experience is very positive with. heaven who was attended when. i attended and a man's friend. as for this week i i had a homeschool indication but meanwhile i turned and. some of us for. school must call most was in some of us social advances school at school and we had some joint classes so even though i didn't attend. in full. my school. never and never will another the less than experience was very positive and was very valuable for me but you know the problem with inclusive education is what i know would be because it is an experiment with inclusive education is carried out in the school where my son go he's eleven and the kids didn't do didn't mind you i mean there were a carrying with with the disabled children going to the same classes but most of the parents were strictly against the us. how do you explain that it would also with prejudice with sort of old thinking the problems in the minds of the parents they said this is what we don't want the disabled kids to spoil our

women and children fear walking past them. the confrontation is justified according to some. >> there is lots of evidence of people saying we do not want these here. >> although they have been criticized in defending it, some have confirmed it. the church can expect more of these choices in the future. bbc news >> still here, the headlines. an armed man has taken at least 15 children hostage in france at a nursery school. a man believed to be behind bomb attacks in stockholm. they believe he lived in england with his wife and children. an italian prime minister is ahead of a vote that could bring down his administration. they said it would be damaging for the country regarding the financial turbulence. scandals involving his private li could make him a liability. the. >> he is saying that an alternative would be political folly. he says there is no alternative. if he were to resign, it would create political instability which could affect of the irish were greek economic crisis. it is almost untypical. his back is against the

street with the children have to. face up to the probably the most difficult challenge of drugs what can we do about all this problem. this is really a huge problem and a little bit before i actually said something about this. in my address to the federal simly but still kicking the can some issues but if you are not attracting a lot of attention and sometimes aren't hushed up well speaking of abandoned children were really have a large number of those even though the official figure is for war friends decreased over the past two years for example or orphanages for could have reduced by a third the number of children to show up there partially because of adoption and foster families sen haps this is good if it is here it out according to law and is being monitored but that the same time there are children who he was officially have a family but there is suffering in their families and we don't have official statistics for those deaths why introduce new institution we now have. of the presidential commissioner and his

. >> do they have children. >> two children. >> they are happily united. >> they have the perfect home life. if you loooo at their house, thy have a beautiful home, beautiful kids. they go bowling on saturday nights. it is not what you would expect from the rock star of kiss. >> marriage being the cause of divorce aside. no marriage, there would be no divorce. what is the other dominant reason why people get divorced. >> without a doubt cheating. adultery. people have propensity to engage in extra marital relationships. not only the men today, the women as well. >> this is what you say about what adulter ri. >> it is. >> a legal term and also a religious term. >> it is. >> a difference between one night fling and a relationship. whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it around with him or her and live with whathey have done. moreover for most, if is enormous burden to carry, whether committed just once or multiple times. frequently following the extra marital encounter the offending spouse feels remorse and is contrite. then regrets that the encounter hurt their lover

give those children, your children, our children that dream. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor, is recognized for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for one minute. ms. castor: i thank the chair. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the dream act and the thousands of florida students who will benefit when we pass the dream act. not just the students but the families and businesses all across the state of florida and our great country. our country is built upon a foundation of equality, liberty and opportunity. these values apply to all. except for a small group of young people who through no fault of their own have been stuck in limbo and face obstacles to education and productivity. the dream

the rights of all adoptive children. not just those of america is all the priority i can see is that. all. all. points different born in this agreement. we hear the final comments now a final look at. the next step is sending commands to fiddle before. we are rigid to understand this agreement. i remember also your promise to freeze did option for united states if the docket wasn't signed by two real haven't is it lifted or is it still long no. actually we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't freeze the adoption process was in other states of america because this is a long judicial procedure but in fact in fact we greased the number of. such cases in our courts first of all. and we are not ready to freeze the toll this process of the adoption process because we're here. to for all. political and judicial brigade. but. if we kin that finds agreement. about the situation about overseas adoption we can freeze this process this agreement this finally signed and finalized what would that mean for the dropped of russian chil