i want to be something i want to do something for my people because i know she is and our life evelyn is home sick so when she can she visits her mother who lives in the general she has given up hope of ever living on the wrong lap the atmospheric testing spread reactivity throughout the world mainly in the northern hemisphere not only near the test sites but all over the world and we are still living with the long lived radioactive legacy of that from out we still have strength from id in the dirt we have cesium one thirty seven we have from tony and and in the air we have carbon fourteen and it gets into the food so every time we get a little bit of the legacy of atmospheric testing. the national cancer institute indicates that the testing of nuclear weapons by both the united states as well as the soviet union and other countries a test of nuclear weapons as by the year two thousand resulted in a possible a four hundred thousand people who either. will drop prematurely of cancer. no space or time can stop the bombs rippling effect. it's a boomerang drifting with the winds away. dow

evelyn lives in honolulu where she attends college like other inhabitants of the marshall islands an archipelago lost in the middle of the pacific ocean she lives in exile forced their way by the fallout of nuclear testing fifty years later her island is still contaminated and the united states are not really taking full responsibility of what they did. there's a saying all. we're going to give you when reading can it is is just doesn't seem fair to me. they run them off the island and the island the marshal on is. it where your went down into and you do the. i j is to. finish school and my people. the economy of her country depends on american aid and the on balance dialog between the islanders and the almighty america tears the young woman apart how do you obtain justice from the united states when you are marshallese and maybe with a memory the only weapon evelyn inherited the reason americans are giving us money because of us awake wish i'd just go and make sure that their story was in the way that they still remember it as the one that suffered more from the bot. i was at a conf

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. >> evelyn moore is trying to get home to breast-feed her eight month old baby to see if her familysafe. >> i don't know. you know, it's kind of like, i hope my kids weren't outside because i have a four-year-old that just learned how to ride a bike. >> now police say direl jones will be facing a number of charges. live in pittsburgh, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> other bay area headlines, police say a man practicing karate grabbed an 84-year-old man by the neck and threw him to the ground as he walked by. witnesses say yesterday's attack was random and unprovoked. that victim is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. police arrested the 45-year-old suspect, but still don't know what set him off. >> mortuaries tell us that sanoma county is so far behind that funerals are being delayed. they used to have four people working on certificates, but now it has one. the county says it has taken a while to hire another worker. : it's been one year since someone shot and killed a high school senior. since then, his family regularly gone back to the scene of the crime hoping to find som

. >> jackson and his wife evelyn came to honor his brother abe who was killed in the world trade center. >> finally, the purveyor of evil was brought to justice. >> off duty flight attends who lost colleagues, tried to find closure, too. >> when we heard of the tragedy, it was just a question of who we knew. >> you happened to be on a layover in new york today. >> we just arrived. >> was there any question you had to come down here? >> no. >> even as a gleaming new tower fills in one part of ground zero, the outpouring remind us the time of the american psyche is not so easily healed. a lot of these gatherings had a fair amount of bravado but also whispered under the breath that fear that what may be a major blow against terror could open up a major chapter. >> so is this, the fbi and department of homeland security are warning people that the death of bin laden would, quote, likely inspire homegrown extremists in the u.s. trootry to carry out attacks in the near tomorrow. the very best possible person to talk about this issue where we are right now is the longtime commissioner of the c

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.iss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call or look them up online at cpdirect.com. i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone w

kathleen dake, evelyn peinado, virgilio lukban are all charged with several counts of embezzlement. the women stole about $580,000 from the church through fraudulent use of church credit cards and checks. >>> open wound. my heart suffers every day. >> how she and other are reacting to the death of osama bin laden. >>> things are turning around for the bay area. a nice spring-like weather pattern. some cities can reach 90 degrees this week. which cities and which day that could happen. >>> while 9/11 was a national disaster, for thousands it was a personal attack. the memorial in union city with how some of the families are taking the news that osama bin laden is dead. >> reporter: each one of these stones represent someone who died on united flight 93. today i caught up with a daughter whose mother died on that flight. she says the wounds he inflicted will never fully hill. >> reporter: september 11, 2001, her motherboarded united flight 93. on her way to move to california to be with family. >> she was the first one to check in that morning and, um, and then, you know, the rest of

virginia received a donation from the famous comedian and his wife, steven colbert and his wife evelyn's donation will be used to set up an art scholar's program for students studying studio art, dance and music. colbert is a graduate of uva. they can receive a colbert art scholar's award between the third and fourth years up to $3,000 to spend on an arts-related project. >>> the justice department is asking the ncaa about the bowl championship series. they sent a letter to the office asking why there is no college football playoff system. there are serious questions as to whether the bcs violates antitrust laws. 21 college professors have asked the department to conduct an investigation. but the director of the bcs slammed the letter saying, quote, it seems like a waste of taxpayer money to have the federal government looking into how college football games are played. >>> a former redskin is speaking out against the team saying it did not put 100% in to winning football games. the 38-year-old signed with tin asks but never played a regular season game. if he had a choice, he would go b

more than $18 million coming from the evelyn and walter hoss jr. fund, the largest cash gift ever given to support our national parks. >> we in the national park service are privileged to be the managers and in some ways care takers of these areas, but really they're owned by the community. and i think the legacy of crissy field is that it reminds people that they own these precious landscapes. >> reporter: another enduring legacy here is the crissy field center, which has become a model for environmental education nationwide, reaching young people who may otherwise never visit a national park and benefit from nature. for those who have led the transformation of crissy field, the true success of this community achievement can be seen every time they walk the promenade. >> the joy, i think, for all of us comes from being out on a park on a day like today when you see how much your joy is transformed to the millions of people that come to these parks every year. >> reporter: and it's a joy i experienced in the close company of a great blue heron at c

>> yes, evelyn in campbell saw it head over her area and tony in alameda, did she say -- no antioch,14 minutes ago. >> you can tweet us, let us know and we'll -- we're glad they did. >> good morning, everybody. let's look at what we have with the morning commute. of course, keep your eyes on the road if you're driving, not driving, listening, but anyway, if you are driving any time soon, you'll find conditions on the roads not too bad. looks pretty good in oakland northbound 880 passing the coliseum, getting up to the downtown area. san mateo bridge traffic also looks good driving out to highway 101 and the dumbarton bridge traffic is at speed as well. from livermore to castro valley, we have a nice drive. interstate 880 southbound from heyward to fremont association far so good. the south deck commute is off to a good start, northbound 17, slow traffic approaching los cados. >> twitter is our friend. if you have weather information or say happy friday, sp weather. i'll answer forecast questions, do my best. >>> we have i think a better sunday and monday for you. if you can just get

novato police say, though, they're not ruling out mici.de evelyn smith's attorney claims her husband died of natural causes. >>> also new at 6:00, more than three years after the murder of los gatos restaurateur mark akili, his family is moving forward with a wrongful death daut laut. his widow and daughter are seeking an unspecified amount in damages from the three men convicted of the 2008 murder of paul garcia. miguel and lucey owe are named in the suit which was filed last year before the end of the criminal trial. prosecutors say garcia paid nearly $20,000 to have akili killed. both men were involved in a love triangle with the same woman. >>> doctors at san francisco general hospital are cautiously optimistic about critically injured giants fan bryan stow. the 42-year-old father of two has been weaned off one of his five anti-seizure medications since coming to san francisco just last monday. stow was injured after a giants game at dodgers stadium on march 31st. stow is a south bay paramedic and has been showing some signs of subtle recovery. >> we look for very primitive signs

smith's body was found in his backyard after his wife, evelyn smith, told investigators where to find it. she would not say how he got there. investigators say homicide cannot be ruled out and it is still an active investigation. >>> one week after a double murder-suicide at san jose state, friends and classmates came together to remember those who lost their lives. more than 100 people paid tribute to san jose state students cindy kellagerin and kyle williams inside tower hall's morris-daley auditorium. they were shot and killed in the fifth level of a parking garage. the woman's husband shot and killed them and then shot and killed himself. the shock of what happened last week los angeles not worn off. >> it sucks to take a tragedy to realize, to take a step back and love everyone for who they are and forget all the trivial stuff that's going on and just put that aside and say, like, i love you for once instead of waiting for someone to die to have to say it. >> san jose state police came out as well to pay their respects. >>> doctors in san francisco will release an update on bryan

after his wife, evelyn smith, told investigators where to find it. investigators say homicide cannot be ruled out and it is still an active investigation. >>> new this morning, union city police are looking into a possible homicide. this right here is a live look at the scene. this is at the dakoto neighborhood where police are still on scene as you can see this morning. late last night officers found a man who was shot multiple times. this was about 10:00 last night. he ended up dying at the hospital. they have not said if there were any suspects or arrests in this case. >>> new misconduct accusations against san francisco police officers this morning. the city's public defender has released this new video. he says it shows two officers stealing items after a drug arrest. 64-year-old jesus jesse reyes was illegally searched during the february 25th incident. he said officers stole a laptop and a camera. new police chief greg suhr is responding. he says, quote, all of the officers in this case have been taken out of plainclothes. some have been reass

his wife, evelyn smith, told police where to find the body.e're told dale smith was not poisoned and there's no evidence of violence. they are unable to rule out evidence or -- because the body was there for so long. >>> today's "examiner" says there's a move in response to the recent videos showing alleged police misconduct. now, chief sur is thinking about giving cameras to officers heading out to a drug bust or other cases that require a search warrant. the police chief has the backing but still needs the commission to authorize this. >>> new this morning, it appears thieves targeted a san francisco church. this is new video from st. francis lutheren church. we got a tip that thieves stole the bronze handrails that lead to a terrorist. from what we can tell, it looks like new aluminum railing has been installed. the church was closed and no one was able to talk about when the theft took place. >>> police arrested two men who tried to -- arrested two men who went to sh knit zer's -- shnitzer's yard tried to steal a gunport. this was stolen l

evelyn suggest that the part of the problem.t is but between mandatory spending in discretionary spending which includes hundreds of domestic programs. how much of what you have in mind depends upon cuts in discretionary spending? what impact would that have on the american quality of life? >> i think it is 12%. when you shop around, and did not get the biggest part. it is $700 billion. he is a lawyer and an amazing man. when he has been doing his work, he has been doing this for 20 years. the greatest myth of all a social security that they still. they still 2.3 million. -- they still 2.3 million. social security is not a retirement program. it is to get them for43% of their wages. life expectancy was 63. and never had anything to do a disability. it was to be broke. guess who will take care of that? 16 people were paying in. how long do think two people a plan to sit still? the law says that if the inflation was zero, the other would be zero. what you do with people when you save the life expectancy today is 78.1 not 63. we sa

evelyn is a democrat. caller: my question is about the congressman's opinion. good morning. a couple of years ago, i read a wonderful article in a foreign policy magazine predicting that pakistan is a terrorist state. they have nuclear weapons. do we consider them a threat? i do not know the specific amount in aid, but what we are giving them is not working to our advantage. we had to do a covert operation -- host: it is something that we have been talking about, so what is your question for the congressman? caller: should we continue our aid for pakistan? guest: i would not call pakistan a terrorist state. there are a wide range of opinion within the governing circle. some of which would border on pro-terrorist. as i have said before, aid that goes to the right people in pakistan, or that motivates the right people to do the right thing, with a specific deliverable. right now, the onus is on the pakistani government to let us talk to bin laden's in august wife, who was involved in the incident, and pakistani custody. here is a woman who may have spent many years with bin la

evelyn is a democrat. caller: my question is about the congressman's opinion. good morning. a couple of years ago, i read a wonderful article in a foreign policy magazine predicting that pakistan is a terrorist state. they have nuclear weapons. do we consider them a threat? i do not know the specific amount in aid, but what we are giving them is not working to our advantage. we had to do a covert operation -- host: it is something that we have been talking about, so what is your question for the congressman? caller: should we continue our aid for pakistan? guest: i would not call pakistan a terrorist state. there are a wide range of opinion within the governing circle. some of which would border on pro-terrorist. as i have said before, aid that goes to the right people in pakistan, or that motivates the right people to do the right thing, with a specific deliverable. right now, the onus is on the pakistani government to let us talk to bin laden's in august wife, who was involved in the incident, and pakistani custody. here is a woman who may have spent many years with bin la

. >> evelyn yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. once again this is a provision in the new s.t.a.r.t. implementation act and i appreciate the chairman's support for that. this provision again goes to the issue of how do we proceed after s.t.a.r.t. and its implementation? it is clearly constitutional. we are not getting into its use of targeting or debating targeting. we are making a value statement of two switches, countervalued versus counterforce. with respect to this committee we did this last year. i have the provision in front of me that was passed for national defense authorization act for last year and it says it required certification from the secretary of defense that such reduction preserve the nuclear deterrent capabilities of the nuclear triad and in the next session, it does not require a change in targeting strategy from counterforce targeting to countervalue targeting. they did this before and it is an important statement to make because countervalue targeting, concept of targeting the civilian populations of your adv

evelyn brooks higginbotham and dr. john brooks slaughter, for having been recognized for a lifetime of exemplary service and accomplishment. please join me in offering them another warm round of applause. [applause] on behalf of the national urban league and its 98 affiliates, among whose leadership past and present count hundreds of howard university alumni, including the very distinguished vernon jordon. we also offer our congratulations to the entire howard university community. like howard, the national urban league shares an historic mission, and this year i am proud that our state of black america town hall took place right here on howard university's campus, in cramton auditorium. thank you, dr. ribeau, thank you, howard university. to the class of 2011, whether you are graduating summa cum laude, magna cum laude, cum laude, or thank you laude, i say, this is the day that the lord has made. let us be glad and rejoice in it, and give yourselves the warmest, loudest, bison congratulations that you can let out. [ch