"east to dawn"? >> guest: oh, the title "east to the dawn" was my h--actually my husband's contribution to the book. i had a very trendy title, "amelia earhart, an extraordinary woman," and we decided it had to be something really much more interesting, and he came up with "east to the dawn," which i thought was brilliant. c-span: what's it mean? >> guest: well, it means that her major flights were from west to east, and she was on her solo flight across the atlantic flying into the dawn. she was on her first flight, where she was just a passenger, from newfoundland to europe, flying into the dawn. and on her solo flight from hawaii to california, she was flying into the dawn. and then, of course, on the last flight, where she was lost, she was lost flying into the dawn. c-span: when did she live? >> guest: she was born in 1897, and this is the 100th anniversary of her birth. c-span: and when did you get the first idea that you wanted to write this book? >> guest: it was in the back of my head for ye

on a book today and golden dawn the government has resorted to criminal law to bring the party down the allegations against his leadership including murder attempted murder carried out explosions and robbery the report issued by the prosecution claims that the party is made up of a military type structure similar to the nazis whose members mainly target immigrants upon receiving such orders. the topography sucks. that so far. it is located in a special day dana. despite the religious attacks and immigrants who condones popularity has seen a surge in recent polls amid rising illegal immigration from the middle east europe spring. if greece were to hold elections golden dawn could potentially come as the third largest party in parliament . three militants killed by israeli security forces last week belonged to an al qa'ida linked terror group in which a team spirit council has said on its website. new claims raise concerns in the west bank of rising jihadist activity which has already been established in the gaza strip for more than a decade. the organizations said in a statement. we anno

christmas night should be clear and cold and then by dawn on thursday the mid 20s. but thursday afternoon ought to hit the mid 40s. partly sunny. highs again mid 40s. as we get into the weekend, saturday looking sunny as well as sunday. partly cloudy to sunny and highs upper 40s saturday, low 50s on sunday. morning lows still below freezing each morning as we get into the first part of next week. a little bit chillier. low 40s with increasing clouds. maynard edwards in for danella with our traffic. >> good morning, tom. here's route 50 at 301. as you can see, very light volume. no problems at all. heading on into the district on route 50, here's new york avenue at leesburg road. very light volume. if it's business as usual, that memo hasn't gotten out to everyone. we are dealing with a single vehicle crash in falls church. idle wood road appears to be closed. aaron and barbara, good morning. >> maynard, thank you. good morning to you as well. >>> well, if you are up watching us at this early, early hour, chances are you didn't get a whole lot of sleep last night. >>

tv is kevin peraino who is the author of "lincoln in the world" the making of a statesman and the dawn of american power. mr. peraino what is the tack you are taking with abraham lincoln? >> are 15,000 books about abraham lincoln but his foreign policy is almost never treated so my book is about lincoln and u.s. foreign policy. part of the reason that there hasn't been a book on his foreign policy in nearly 70 years kind of a holistic human narrative about it, that's before the lincoln papers were released in the library of congress in 1947. so there's a lot of water under the bridge since then but i think one of the reasons there hasn't been a book about lincoln lincoln's foreign policies he had a very strong incompetent secretary of state in william henry seward. he dedicated a lot to seward. he didn't do a lot in foreign affairs but the things he did do were really important. i sliced a little differently. i have taken a look at the things that lincoln do and foreign relations. without saying he did everything or without saying everything right, he made some mistakes too >> was his

making of the statesman and dawn of american power. what is the tact you're taking with lincoln? >> well, i mean, there are 15,000 books about abraham lincoln, but his foreign policy is almost never treated. my book is about lincoln and u.s. foreign policy. part of the reason there hasn't been about lincoln's foreign policy in nearly 70 years. a human narrative about it. that's before the lincoln papers were released and library of congress in 1947. so there's a lot of water under the bridge since then. but i think one of the reasons there's no book about his foreign policy. he a strong and competent secretary of state. he didn't do everything in foreign affair. but the things he did do are really important. and so i've sliced it a little differently. i've taken look at the things that lincoln did do in foreign releases without saying he did everything or everything right, by the way. he made some mistakes too. >> was foreign policies all tied in to the civil war? >> well, we treat the civil war period in this. i have a chapter early on about the mexican war. lincoln was a freshm

by dawn -- between midnight and dawn on tuesday, we could have a few flurries north and west of the metro area. that white zone. then the light blue zone there may be a dusting, maybe half an inch of snow. the panhandle of west virginia, frederick county, maryland, and into the border area with maryland and pennsylvania, that's where there might be anywhere from a dusting to an inch. that's, again, going to be late tonight into early tuesday morning. and then it will be gone and we will have some milder air beginning to move back in during the afternoon on tuesday. into the low to mid-40s. might have a sprinkle of light rain during the afternoon tomorrow. then cold again on wednesday. morning lows 20s. afternoon highs like today only the upper 30s. but then warming up on thursday into the weekend. big pattern change. in fact, i think it's even going to be feeling a little like spring friday and saturday. saturday cloudy, small chance of a sprinkle. better chance of some rain, perhaps, on sunday with highs reaching the 50s. that's the way it looks, barbara. >> okay, tom. something to look

there's a beautiful blue sky at dawn in washington.hd storm team 4 sky watcher camera early on this christmas eve morning. and we are starting off with just a few clouds to our east. a few clouds over the mountains. otherwise, no travel problems around our region. virginia, maryland, into the mountains or up and down between washington, philadelphia to new york. if you're heading west up towards western pennsylvania into pittsburgh and then west of there, northwest up towards cleveland. there are some scattered snow showers but they shouldn't be causing too many travel problems. some other problems in western new york state. no travel problems from maine all the way to florida and between washington all the way to chicago and the midwest, st. louis, minneapolis, st. paul. much of the inner mountain west. if you're heading to denver, no travel problems there. a few snow showers northern wyoming to montana. the dakotas. along the west coast from california up to seattle should not be having any travel problems there. here we are off to a

the low 20s by dawn christmas morning.orrow should be bright and sunny, but highs christmas day only in the mid 30s. and then a light wind tomorrow will be settling down into tomorrow night, too. clear sky christmas night down into the 20s again tomorrow night. now maynard edwards in for danella checking our traffic. good morning. >> thank you, tom. good morning. so far it's an easy commute on this christmas eve. here's a look at the southeast/southwest freeway passing maine avenue with no problems. 395 near seminary. no issues to report if you're headed to reagan national airport. you'll have a little wait at the airport but getting there won't be much of a problem. coming up we'll check our montgomery county commute and some possible metro delays we'll mention on our next report. aaron and barbara, good morning. >> good morning to you. >>> 5:31 your time now. today really is your last chance to sign up for health insurance through the federal exchange if you want to be covered when 2014 starts. the white house extended t

it was the dawn of photography and steamships and the boom in the newspaper publishing so the world is shrinking kind of like our own world, the age of globalization and at the same time it was an age of nationalism. they take cover as prime investor in 1862 and in britain they have no eternal friends only national interest. on the one hand you have a national conflict going on against the backdrop of the shrinking world coming into toomey there's a lot of similarities when it comes to that dynamic. >> kevin peraino, did abraham lincoln ever leave u.s. soil during his presidency come and get any world leaders come to visit him? >> t. didn't leave the u.s. soil during his presidency. he once went to the canadian side of niagara falls. that is the closest he ever got. he spoke no foreign language come in no friends in europe. he studied a little bit of german to charm the voters in illinois but you're right that he depended on the secretary of state. what he did have enough foreign affairs that was very useful was his very good judgment. he had an amazing sense of patience and timing to

the campaign against golden dawn has only just begun. golden dawn has a history of violence. does it worry that it will be attacked again. >> we are threatened all the time. >> are you frightened for your safety. >> fear is something that every person have and must have, otherwise he doesn't have his or her senses. nothing is going to stop us from what we are doing. greeks march to commemorate the 1973 uprising against the then military dictatorship. hatred between left and right goes back through the decades, a majority don't embrace the streams. >> right wing nationalism never looked good to the greeks. there's nothing to mobilise people around political violence. >> but the economic crisis left many young people discustodied with those in power. some look for radical alternatives. there may be someone out there now, somewhere in the vast paulsating city planning a new attack. >> the golden dawn party rose to prom incidents after capitalizing on a rise in anti-immigrant sentiment. living with aids in america. a group in washington d.c. brings relief to women, helping them o

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sucha i powerful moment in history that he wanted to have his family carry the name refer to a new dawnrom the firstborn the family received the name normandy, next on the pbs "news hour weekend." the pbs news hour weekend is made possible by louisefeld coleman, joutdy and josh westin. joyce, b. hail. the wallick family. the cheryl and philip millstein family. bernard and irene schwartz. roselyn p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized, individual, and group retirement products and that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions by your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york this is pbs "news hour weekend." good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm john larson. will be back next weekend. for the first time in 13 months there's been a bomb explosion on know israeli bus. authorities blame palestinian militants for what they call a terror attack. the bomb went off near till aviv, shatte

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he dawned his mask to kick off a 5k race. the make-a-wish foundation turned san francisco into gotham city and saved the giant's mascot. the deacon on mount diablo is shining brightly to mark the attack on pearl harbor and will shine until dawn to honor the 22 people that were killed. there were six survivors of attack. >>> another story we are following, this frigid weather that has everybody's teeth shatterling. we will check in with our meteorologist brian van aiken that has more on the temperatures that keep on plummeting. >>> and they will continue to get colder over the next few nights. we will see more frigid temperatures next week. live view of san francisco, a beautiful night around the bay. we have clear skies and boy it is really chilly. even right now temperatures at freezing in some spots like petaluma at 32 degrees and look for those readings in the north bay to two down to the low 20s. loss beganos and berkeley in the upper 30s and san francisco is cold at 41. we are going into the upper 30s for san francisco t

to rock steady ♪ ♪ rocking all night long ♪ and we begin to rock steady ♪ rocking to the break of dawn number rock steady ♪ steady rocking all night long ♪ ♪ all night long ♪ rocksteady ♪ rocking to the break of don ♪ rocking to the break of dawn tavis: when they went up walter and wallace on the screen, i said who is wallace scott? [laughter] does anybody call you wallace? >> no, sir. where i can only imagine you played years ago. does it seem like 50 years? >> it doesn't, tavis. the only thing i am amazed is summit henk back, if said 50 years ago that you would be singing 50 years later, i said 50 if someone years ago that you would be singing 50 years later, i would have laughed at them. and here it is. and it seems like yesterday. we've been singing a long, long time. tavis: what do you think about the humble beginnings singing on street corners and watts? >> one i look back on a, it was the fun part. there was no pressure. we were just dreaming. we would get on the street corner and the mop was the mic. [laughter] and it was fun. we wanted to. we thought we might could do somethin

. >> thank you we're going to do one more dawns and keep on moving forward with the program. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in if ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) thank you >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> we would now like to welcome san francisco district attorney to take stage to more awards he's the first latino in the in addition to be to be our former police chief. his approach is to hold people accountable without breaking taxpayers. thought it's thirty year career in law enforcement he's unsuccessful lowered crime in all positions >> (speaking spanish.) >> successful lowered crime inl positions >> (speaking spanish.) >>successful lowered crime in a positions >> (speaking spanish.) >> so you know i have to translate in english what you just said robert to. we would like to impress 3 the da is cuban for those cubans on a the house and at the age of 13 he it came here to the united states and a has been successful so we would like to welcome our district attorney george (clapping) >> (speaking spanis

officials say i do mortars or rockets were fired at the compound just before dawn. the kelvin says they inflicted heavy casualties but the uss no one was hurt. yet hundreds of ukrainian journalists had taken to the streets to denounce an attack on investigative reporter sticky honored to know that was beaten up by unknown attackers hours after she published an article in the absence of government officials. police are now investigating the attack. and unless the supreme court has agreed to review two sets of convictions against kremlin critic and former oil tycoon in the sand but it costs keeping his supporters have long said his trials for fraud had taken any money laundering were politically motivated. it's the latest good news for russia's former richest man after he was released from prison last week. business news now and for some time seemed like no need want and timo mild largest telecoms us subsidiary and america's fourth largest wireless provider. but now two companies both have their eye on the telecoms are in us satellite provider dish network has already

when dawn was breaking over our address the al nusra front and the army of islam gave a signal for their fighters to attack and they came in hundreds making use of bad weather and the element of surprise over government forces you to say yeah after fierce fighting with the syrian army the rebel factions achieve their objectives with the city soon falling into the hands of those who the residents of the city have dubbed the decapitated hours of how the friend of mine told me that he claimed he was insane in order to save his life and avoid the militants they believe just story and let him go he also said his children have been emotionally scarred from the savage act they have seen on the road between their house and the places where the fighters gather equals heads were chopped off and the bodies thrown all over the road. in the slaughter everywhere the eldest was only twenty years old he was slaughtered they were all children i saw them with my own eyes they killed fourteen people with a machete i don't know if these people were alawite i don't know why they were slaughtered they grabbed

and some other global headlines for you around one thousand supporters of greece's far right golden dawn party have rallied outside the parliament against the pretrial detention of that leda the movement's key figures are facing charges of forming a criminal organisation on involvement in violence against political opponents a crackdown on the polity followed september's killing of an unsafe fascist activist by a golden dawn meant. to be almost three thousand troops will deploy be deployed to reinforce security and buying cars. following clashes between government supporters and opponents two people dead so far protests have continued for a week now with demonstrators demanding the government resign the discontent by a proposed amnesty which could see an. minister return from exile. and syrian rebels are reportedly rianne to the historic christian town of mali north of damascus the heavy fighting is currently underway between anti government troops including the al nusra front and the army it is the second attack. of the government forces repelled the rebel advance in the town back in se

this is why you should care watch only on auntie dawn tall . the some seem to show some teeth as he can stand and a wing and taught history will remember from the nuance to twelve months. the scandals and breakthroughs in international diplomacy try and conquer fantasies and compete at freight elevator up spraying on skis and he's now in truth he's the biggest stories of the town the serviceman as an american hero as you'll soon be zero. the whistleblower sent a world wind wake up call that the ultimate revelation of twenty thirteen the former nsa analyst told that all america i was spying on citizens world leaders friends and foes alike were never broken the laws may damage the country. he's a traitor. stoning quickly became the most wanted man of the year. the u s ready to stop and search a president's plane just in case we need to mail my first cold one on the folsom and was held in european countries and play the winner for us. i imagine these nations were defenders of democracy. snowden made moscow's airport is home for weeks before findin

. >> reporter: in dallas, le dawn stark spent yesterday afternoon trying to sign up, too. she's been uninsured for the last three years and her attempts to log on in october were unsuccessful. >> i was not even able to get to the point to where it tells you about the different plans available. >> reporter: she tried to enroll on the revamped site. compare this to the old web site. >> this is far better. >> reporter: but a few minutes later a problem occurred. the system did not recognize her son's social security number and she could not go forward. you were hoping to sign up today. >> i'm going to call them and we're going to get to the bottom of this because i need to get this done. >> reporter: le dawn stark tried to set up an account by phone today but still was not able to complete the enrollment process. scott, she says she will try again in a few days. >> pelley: manuel, thanks very much. tonight a massive snowstorm is threatening an area from the rockies to the great lakes. it's been snowing all day in duluth, minnesota. blizzard conditions could disrupt travel thi

to get to go with them and it's cool to see the wolves the opposition alliance has it be that it dawned on premises she could see nothing like to join because auntie paula time the woman by this parliament had in june because none of them get the system of government this move. dumont up of the supreme court struck down the system introduced in the nineteen nineties. that being said. this one. got to that. it would be made. they have. it is. yep that's me that ended up taking the dog un and eu. the continuing impasse and on the beach. for fans of the country that sport of bombings in some secluded people assume that it will convict him. strikes have impacted on the beaches textile industry. bad outfit cece i was wanted and i find him get dressed and i said that the wind caught the one on studies to unite against the us toward strikes the report. if any. that in the next day and a naked protest against the in attacks in the intensity of trouble. i know the day. you can. not to. london is accused of masterminding the attack on india's financial capital mumbai in two thousand eight hundred

for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. with 2x the meat of other leading brands... ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades. iams. keep love strong. with 2x the meat. love the iams difference or your money back. >>> a soccer match in brazil turned violent. fans got into fights in the stands for more than an hour on sunday, forcing the game to stop temporarily. four people were injured, three of them were hospitalized. fan violence has been rampant at soccer games in brazil this year. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, progress on a budget deal, and the future of the fed's stimulus program. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. congress may be ready with a deal on the federal budget. house and senate negotiators are reportedly putting finishing touches on what would be the first successful budget agreement in two years. the "washington post" says the plan would not reduce the nation's $17 trillion debt, close tax loophole

for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams.h 2x the meat of other leading brands... ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades. iams. keep love strong. with 2x the meat. love the iams difference or your money back. >>> the letter i am about to read to you is true. well, i mean it's full of lies because it is a republican fund-raising letter. the letter exists, it was really written by a just announced republican candidate for senate and sent to thousand of people to raise money. dear patriot, you are in a foxhole fighting to save our constitutional republic and the last thing you need is a republican bayonet in your back. how that's for a first sentence? well, if you are on the republican mailing list that receives this letter, you might just think it is a great first sentence. but there is more. i'm sick and tired of being bayonetted in the back by some one in my own foxhole. these next six years will determine whether our constitutional republic lives or dies. i'm, i'm not asking you to take a bullet or

it's officer dawn mcdaniel's statement that this man, bryan hansen, did offer to give her a ring.ad she accepted that gift, it would have been a violation of the colorado department code of ethics. >> on mr. hansen's behalf, the beginning of this report is saying that he offered her a ring. i believe that based on the job that mr. hansen had at the time, it may have been misinterpreted what was said and i think it was just taken out of context. i don't think his intention was to give this officer this ring. >> what was the intent? since you're speaking for him. >> it was said to her as a means to bring a smile to her face. it wasn't an intent to actually offer the ring. >> okay. the board will take that into consideration. do you have anything else, hansen? >> i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put

making regions of the former soviet union and here we have wines from georgia and russia mainly from dawn and this stuff are called region. but could i find a brown family bottle tucked away in this collection. even in all these thousands i still wasn't having any success. my personal quest wasn't going all that well but i was getting a crash course in the history of wine in this region greek settlers brought the technology to the black sea coast more than two thousand years ago and one of the descendants is still following the traditions to this day. it is a little business buzz tell us about your technology please. difficult business. is fine. that's how we would crush bunches of grapes until recently but it hasn't been long since electric powered wine press has appeared. after of the revolution of one nine hundred seventeen people became obsessed with globalization and production growth. and drinking culture fell victim to the changes. controlling the harvest rate is important we do it as well you have to set limits to the output volume if you're expanding it more and more it's easy to

we started off below freezing, right around dawn. it was 41 here at northwest washington and near 40 right in the district. and we do have a storm team 4 radar, a few scattered snow flurries now in the panhandle of west virginia. we've had them also in washington county. they've pretty much dissipated. may be a few sprinkles of rain here coming in to some milder air. this is an upper-level disturbance farther north and west of us now up in western pennsylvania. that is southeast of pittsburgh and heading off to the southeast. this disturbance may have just enough moisture left. it's cold enough aloft for it to be snow falling initially and then melting maybe and turning into a few sprinkles of rain or a few passing snow showers or a few flurries, about a 30% chance of that, coming in by later this afternoon. temperatures right now are above freezing. most of the region. it's still cold with that wind gusting around 15, 20 miles an hour. the windchills are right around 30 degrees. temperatures in the upper 30s to around 40. how much l

sort ofe back and adapted and integrated back into the real world, or our world here, it dawned on me that there was this whole other experience that many people were having and continue to have when they come stateside. no one knows about it. mean that they should know about it in a political or geopolitical way. i mean they just don't know that lives are changed. people have served. people have contributed. weren't asked to do that. they volunteered. inhink in those stories and the stories of the people that have helped those individuals, i think there is a lot of inspiration there. shoulds a sense that we not take for granted what we have. books -- i lots of read a lot when i was there and continue to read every day. one of the pearls of wisdom that i came away with was this. wisdom only comes through suffering. i really believe that is true. i won't say that i was tortured or i suffered during deployment but it was uncomfortable. it certainly wasn't pleasant, it wasn't fun to be away from my family and children. yet when i came back, i had such a tremendous amount of gratitude for

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it dawned on me that they have no health care system. they have no 911 system. if you get in a car accident in afghanistan, you could die. just because you are in an accident, you had the misfortune of being in an accident that doesn't have a 911 system. it could be from something that is so benign, but you would die. we were taking care of these individuals and it dawned on me that just because you had the misfortune or you were unlucky enough to be born in a certain place in this world, you could have a totally different life than you would if you were born just by circumstance and chance and luck, in this country. it has its issues, but it has a lot. i don't know if people understand or appreciate that. unless you travel and see other things and get a different perspective, you don't really appreciate that. a very illustrative point of this came back to me when i came back home. i understand that i have come back jaded and i had this tremendous experience. i have seen so many people tremendously changed. when i got back, it was just may be my first couple of

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last night before dawn. police, some where, as well, carrying -- carrying riot police shield and batons. they charged at protesters camped out at the square. the police charged at the crowd. broke through the barricades. bulldozed the camps the protesters built where they had been sleeping. big swaths of the square were cleared out. it was a violent confrontation. and dozens of people were injured. in response to that crackdown, secretary of state, john kerry er issued a statement. the united states expresses discuss with the decision of ukrainian authorities to meet the peaceful protest in kiev square. rather than with respect for democratic right and human dignity. the state department even suggested to day the u.s. government might kid sanctions against ukraine if the violent crackdown there continues. now, this is nowhere near over. by 10:30 this morning, security forces had withdrawn from the square. and within hours, the protesters barricades all went back up. the interior minister said today, that las

dawn helps open something even bigger. [ all ] 3, 2, 1!nating $1 million. learn more at dawnsaveswildlife.com. this year, dawn is also donating $1 million. >>> now to south carolina and the push to clear the name of a 14-year-old nearly 70 years after he became the youngest person executed in the u.s. in the 20th century. in 1944, george stinney, jr., was sentenced to the electric chair for the murder of two white girls. the court could decide this month based on a new trial. todd johnson has been following the story for two years. give me a quick set-up. >> where we are now is this case, like you said, 70 years ago, this young who by so many was seen to have been wrongfully executed. now the law firm filed a motion in to grant him a new trial and a chance to legally exonerate him, a chance to clear his name. the momentum is building, as you said. a date has been set in south carolina. the paper of record is reporting that a date, january 21, has been set for a judge the motion and either deny or grant a new trial for the young boy and pos

oh, can you see by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hail. at the twilights last gleaming.ps and bright stars. through the perilous fight. over the rampart we watched were so balconyly streaming. and the rockets red glare. the bombs busting in air. gave prove through the night. that our flag was still there are. oh, say does that star spanked banner yet wave? over the land of the free. and the home of the brave (clapping.) by your lucky n singing in another language). (clapping) >> thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please keep it going for beverly cruz from the filipino folk unacceptable. i'm honored to be here to celebrate filipino history month. yes. contrary to biefl of belief this has nothing to do when the filipinos took over sincerely monday night although we've taken it over. it's a celebration to filipinos and we have a wonderful program for you. first of all, i'd like to bring up right away here currently, the only elected filipino official. and also the mayor's advisors of education and family services. please welcome hydro mendez. come on (clapping) thank you a

michael started at nine pm he gets home just before dawn. you go to sleep or votes and no sleep in a school. yeah the time is five o'clock. too i was school. six i was at school now quinoa again and then i will wake up and be able to get sleep. and then. hopeful to sleep at school like i did last time. michael's mother levy has had a serious car accident she's been unable to walk without crutches ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. that. we got finished. last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. and now it sets the young there is legislation around obviously are in the david legislation around now where and set around young people away and nice if the undersell that and

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michael started at nine pm he gets home just before dawn. you're going to sleep your votes are no sleep in your school. the later. time is five o'clock. two hours and i'll be waking up at school. between six i was at school and i'll quinoa again and then i will wake up and be able to get sleep. and and then. hopeful to sleep at school like i did last. night. michael's mother lisa has had a serious car accident she's been unable to walk without crutches ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty euros a month in this small house. we got finished and yeah same as last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living no she's ashamed to send her son to work especially since she knows it's illegal street legal where. seth young there is legislation around of his there in the davis legislation around now has and s

. >> we really felt that this was a new beginning, a new dawn, a new day. >> reporter: nelson mandela years in prison, is a free man, free to lead his party and his people into a new future. but that future is still uncertain. >>> 1990. after 27 years in prison, 71-year-old nelson mandela is a free man. >> yes! >> reporter: he must now adapt to a world completely changed from when he went to prison. there are also questions about the man himself. >> when he emerged from prison, i think there was great tension within the anc. yes, he was the symbol of the anc. yes, he was this great mass leader, but nobody really knew who had not been in prison with him what his capacity was. would he really be able to lead? >> reporter: mandela seeks to move the nation forward together. >> to come out of prison with so very little bitterness and be able to concile warring afrikaners from the right and the black left. >> reporter: but mandela's desire for reconciliation among the people does not make the reconciling of political differences any smoother. with the lifting of a ban of political organizat

tenant can file a civil litigation matter in california supreme court and we know that that's a very dawn task and expensive endeavor and not surprisingly we haven't seen those kinds of cases being fidelity because it's difficult for tenants to very wellism of that recourse. it's that reason why working with the tenants advocates we've created this administrative process for tenant to make an official complaint about harassments. it creates a mechanism at the rent board for the tenants to file a sclament if the landowners is harassing the tenant to vacate the unit. the legislation would allow the attempted to file a complaint with the rent board that would schedule a hearing before a law just between the tenant and landlord would believable to present their case. this judge would present 9 board with a summer so the rent board could decide and make a referral to the city attorney to initiate civil altercation or the zake district attorney to initiate criminal procedures. it creates an immediatey step that doesn't exit to the only recourse is presently the case the tenant goes to court. i

the thing about dawn that got me right away was her sense of humor. >> reporter: one year later, theirp on modamily alone. he says, when you find a co-parent, perform background and health checks and work out a co-parenting agreement. but legally, co-parents are wading in murky waters. >> the issues are that these people may end up in a situation where one is not the legal parent or, where there is a dispute over custody of the child. >> reporter: dawn and fabian are aware of the legal pitfalls. they're taking life one day at a time. despite living apart, 42-year-old fabian skypes with dawn and indigo every day. >> give kisses to daddy. >> give me a kiss. >> if i listened to everybody that said not to do it, indy wouldn't be here. and those same people are loving her today. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> as you might imagine, a lot of people weighing in on twitter. ma catfish 2004, you need to know the other person to know how you'll parent. kids need parents on the same page. fair enough. dan, could be a new meaning to friends with b

i think i'm that good kind of sad dawned on me will announce today or tomorrow and major division in the cabinet on at the seven minutes this on we hear will be top shelf full of floor then be taking to the score option scandal but you know the mission to pick because of the time cap on the terms of what might they will happen is if i'm prime minister at dawn might not succeed in controlling the bennetts and if akp increasing the uses of more and more support to his own constituency as of last week and its legal drama that is unfolding. timing is sad on my way about call for early national elections on that would be a smart move on is part of it to be able to access on automated demonstrate that he still can get do what so therefore he might feel stronger to climb on. on being on the future possible investigations of these changes although the compilations of bachmann there he will stand back from prime minister has promised up the stair turret and that he would then proceed presidency. we can pretty much be certain that his client on our desire to have a much with enhanced role for

and it dawned on me that they have no healthcare system. they have no 911 system.f you get in a -- and you be in in a car accident in afghanistan and this is true for lots of third world country, you could die. i mean, just because you were in an accident, you had the misfortune of being in an accident in a country that doesn't have a 911 system and it could be from something that's so benign but you would die. we were taking care of these individuals and it dawned on me that just because you had the luck or a misfortune or you were unlucky enough to be born in a certain place in this world, you could have a totally different life than you would if you were born just by circumstance and by chance and by luck in this country that does have a lot -- it has it's issues but it has a lot. and i don't know if people understand or appreciate that. and it's unless you travel and you see other things and you get a different perspective that you really appreciate that. and so a very illustrative point of this came back to me when i came back home and now understand that i've

you're lost and can't be found just lift your head and stand your ground ♪ ♪ in the dark before the dawn i'm wrong ♪ ♪ you can tell me i'm weak so you can think that you're strong ♪ ♪ but you can't take my soul or the gifts i've been given ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go down go down singing ♪ ♪ you can build yourself up when you're putting me down ♪ ♪ you can think you're a king because you've taken my crown ♪ ♪ but you can't stop the fight for the life that i'm living ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go down go down singing ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah singing ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah i'm gonna go down go down singing ♪ ♪ eyes on me wait and see ♪ they don't know what's about to begin ♪ ♪ standing proud face the crowd ♪ ♪ all i know is how bright i'm shining ♪ ♪ i'll be free lose or win ♪ i'm gonna go down singing ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah yeah go down singing ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah go down singing ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah singing, singing ♪ yeah, yeah singing i'm gonna go down go down singing ♪ ♪ raise your voice and sing this song ♪ >> michelle chamuel in the house. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

. >> while the first anchorman movie took a swing at the tv news business, the dawn of cable news a decade later. from news bus, for anchorman fans, there's ron's signature burgd burgburgundy honor. >> this is an incredible honor. finally, i got angry, what took the museum so damn long to give me a call. like come on, knuckle heads. >> back to you, joie, you stay classy. >> been there, done all that. that's eigh "america tonight"'s sarah hoy reporting. for "america tonight", good night. >> you want to come first? >> not really. just go ahead and shop with these two guys here. >> lea. >> yeah, i'm all right. >> you see what? >> no. ♪ ♪ ♪

night ♪ holy night ♪ son of god ♪ love heuer light ♪ radiant beams from thy holy face ♪ ♪ with the dawnrd at thy birth ♪ silent night ♪ holy night ♪ all is calm ♪ all is calm all is bright. ♪ round yon virgin mother and child ♪ holy infant so tender and mild ♪ sleep in heavenly peace sleep in heavenly peace ♪ ♪ sleep in heavenly peace 7 rjrj,x,x