categories that per the standard of care, shelter staff are required to have, this is in no way an exhaustive list of all the types of trainings that h.s.a. provides. and they provide more training than in the categories but for the purposes of the shelter monitoring committee, we focus on these 10 categories. which include prevention precaution training, hand washing, and communicable disease prevention, proper food handling, emergency procedures, including but not limited to c.p.r., intervention and harm reduction training, interaction with clients who suffer from mental illness, requirements under the a.d.a., the shelter training manual and culture community. and those are the areas that we focus on. >> so currently the department of -- currently the department of public health will deal with the shelter programs developing training modules that focus on the fire trainings and we're working with half to identify and to make it helpful for shelters to access the information and to utilize the trainings. we're also advocating for funding to meet the training requirements within the standard

after having exhausted their stock at home. many of the areas in the libyan capitals don't have water or electric. people are trying to survive and are waiting anxiously waiting for peace to arrive. hospitals are loaded with patients wounded by pro-gadhafi snipers. but they are badly in need of medical supplies. one of the national transitional council's challenges will be to -- so life can start to get back to normal. futori, nhk world, tripoli. >> and here now is your extended weather forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> what do you ladies do? >> we're housewives. >> been a little tired lately, tv viewers? then this story about a group of offbeat housewives is sure to liven you up. i'm a new adult and it's my first year as a director. everything at work is new to me. one day i saw this strange thing on the internet. delusional? strongest housewife troupe? >> hello, everyone! we are the angels! >> the angels, 11 dancing housewives. they may be weird, but th

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when you hold these children's hands and you look in their eyes, they truly seem and feel exhausted. they don't squeeze back. they're just listless, so tired. but they're victims not just of drought and famine, but somalia's political divisions. there's been no real government here for 20 years. relief efforts are severely limited by the political instability here. the worst-affected areas are controlled by al shabab, an al qaeda-linked group, and people here say the militants aren't letting humanitarian supplies into those areas or letting starving people leave. al shabab are taliban-style islamic militants that don't want outside interference. they kicked out aid groups two years ago and banned immunizations, considering them foreign attempts to poison children. al shabab are holding millions of hungry people hostage, calculating it's better to let them die than allow outsiders and potential rivals to gain a foothold in somalia. richard engel, nbc news, mogadishu. >> reporter: this is kate snow in dobley, southern somalia, where pock-marked buildings and heavily armed men are evide

after an exhaustive trial that started at the beginning of the year, four men got life behind bars, the rest made plea deals and got several decades in prison. the da hopes this clears the way for gang prevention programs. >> in order for there to be space in communities for counselors to come in and for social workers to come in and try to keep kids from getting involved in gangs, you sometimes need to remove from those communities, hard core gang members. >> hare nanhernan says he left behind -- >> it doesn't matter. my son is not coming back. >> do you forgive him? >> no. no. >> and oftentimes it's little details that make you shake your head. when those robbers took his wallet, all they got was $1. kevin. >> thank you kit. >>> sot two men behind the murder of an oakland journalist will be spending the rest of their lives in prison. today a judge sentenced bay to three consecutive life terms. he was the leader of your black muslim bakery. antwan mackey sentenced two life terms. in court today, bay insisted that he did not order bailey's murder and promised to find the real killer. >>

i think it must be sheer exhaustion after this whole thing.d that ceiling debate is done but he didn't look it. >> at least on his part, right? >> yeah. but everybody. what a change in the tone in the house of representatives with gabby giffords there. it has been anything but bipartisan and anything about compromising, although that bill was bipartisan. >> although somebody, i think it was john boehner said on cbs last night, that things weren't as contentious as they seemed behind the scenes that people were talking and kind of getting along. it seemed so bad when they went in front the television cameras. >> we were looking at the extremes the people not signing that deal. a lot of heat. it is a debt deal that nobody really seems to like. nobody has come out and said this is great. but with only hours to go before this deadline, it's a deal everybody has to live with, if it makes it through the senate today. how big is that? joe johns joins us live from washington this morning. joe, they need 60 votes for this to pass without a filibuster.

and we exhaust the supply of tokens and request the next supply and there might be a gap between whenwe exhaust the supply and coordinating with staff and if that is the day somebody visits, it will look like we're not providing tokens and it is an imperfect system, but it falls on the program to coordinate with h.s.a. to request them on a timely basis. our program has not had that problem, but coordinating that time of when to pick them up and those kinds of things. in general the relationship between the shelter monitoring committee and the shelter is a good one. it is a checks and balance type of thing and there is a process they are trying to improve the methodology and with the vacancies we do need to make an effort to fill and to prove the diverity of the committee in the sense of being able to reach out that are currently not able to communicate because of language or cultural differences. as you fill the vacancies, keep an eye towards the cultural and language needs of the committee. thank you. [bell ringing] supervisor kim: actually, before you go, what is the average beds th

the schedule it is very busy internists it's kind of normal to expect that at some stage you are exhaustedbut. as i said you know i am confident that i can recover and be ready for you so. now gold has a new winner on the page a tall webb simpson claiming his first title the fig tree at the wyndham championship in north carolina his nearest rival is george nearly had a bogey free final round of sixty four but his steady game wasn't enough to overhaul simpson by this logic shot he had started the day with a two shot lead and never forwarded thomas binding the greens with some pinpoint his quoting was spot on to the whole round. this coming on the eighteenth around of sixty seven enough for a three shot victory and it was just under a million dollars it's. the first in motor sport for rally driver sebastian ogier he won the latest stage of the world championship in troy in germany the drivers racing on tarmac for this one and he had never won on this surface before the weekend but he has now getting the better of fellowship drive to sebastian logan suffered a puncture the day before that eff

his second of the season and that winning streak finally took its toll on djokovic she did look exhausted but he's hopeful he'll recover in time for the usa. it's kind of expected played so many matches this year. in winning. you know a lot of. reaching the final stages of each event that i've participated on and. you know the considering the schedule it is very busy terminus it's kind of normal to expect that at some stage you are exhausted but. as i said you know. confident that i can recover and be ready for you so. now golf has a new winner on the p.g.a. tour webb simpson claiming his first title with victory at the wyndham championship in north carolina is nearest rival was george mcneil who had a bogey free final round of sixty four but his steady game including this beautiful shot wasn't enough to overhaul simpson. simpson started the day with two shot late and never faltered here he is in nice he was finding the greens with some pinpoint irons and his putting was pretty spot on to polling. on the eighteenth for a round of sixty seven enough for a three short break and when his che

the schedule there is very busy in tennis it's kind of normal to expect that at some stage you are exhausted but. as i said you know. confident that i can recover and be ready for you so. gold has a new winner on the p.g.a. tour webb simpson claiming his first title with victory at the wyndham championship in north carolina his nearest rival was george mcneil here who had a bogey free final round of sixty four but he's steady game including this lovely approach wasn't enough to overhaul simpson he started the day with a two shot lead and never thought this is him a miss finding the greens with some pinpoint ions of his own. is puzzling was spot on to most of the time holding this on the eighteenth for a round of sixty seven enough for a three shot victory and win his check of just under a million dollars. and after five years of trying england's all of the fish has kept his cool to win his first title on the european tour a two shot victory for him the czech open. from sweden was second. or was a first in major sporting for rally driver sebastian he won the latest stage of the world champion

the schedule it is very busy internists it's kind of normal to expect that at some stage you are exhausted but. as i said you know. confident that i can recover and be ready for yourselves. golf there is a new winner on the p.g.a. tour where simpson claiming his first title with victory at the wyndham championship in north carolina his nearest rival was george mcneil he had a bogey free final round of sixty four his game was pretty steady including this lovely approach but it wasn't good enough to overhaul simpson he started the day with a two shot lead and never faltered and was finding the greens with some of his own in point. and his plotting was spot on to most of the time holing this on the eighteenth of a round of sixty seven enough for a free shot victory and a win is czech of just under a million dollars and after five years of trying england's oliver fishing kept his cool to win his first title on the european saw a two shot victory for him at the czech open like a lumber can sweeten the second. it was the first to you in motor sport rally driver sebastian get one later stage of t

they're exhausted with our government, they're exhausted with trying to figure out what is going on in washington and that's why there's a 13% approval rating of the congress right now. and that's what the president's up against. now, the president himself has said in my opinion, i'll be the man on the street tonight, he said some pretty questionable things as of late. now, here's the president today saying, i think all the right things about the american worker. >> it's always a mistake to bet against america. it's always a mistake to bet against the american worker. it's always a mistake to bet against the american worker, farmer, small business owner the american people. >> that's confidence in the american worker, farmer, apple pie, the american workering business, everything else. but the president yesterday in iowa asked the middle class to take a haircut. i'm troubled by this statement. he says to my friends in the public sector unions, it's important that you are on the side of reform, where reform is needed. because the truth of the matter is, is that at a time when everybody

and with only three hours to go, they are exhausted. they decide to take a break. >> we see this gas station right off the highway, and we pull in and both the moving trucks parked to get gas. and we park on the side of the convenience store. >> aaron takes baby samantha to the bathroom to change her diaper. >> then we come back out, and trucks are just getting done getting pumped. we are putting sam in the car, and i'm on the back of the car like jumping up and down trying to get her excited because she was all sorts of exhausted from the trip. >> aaron's antics are caught on the gas station security camera. it's cold outside. about 30 degrees. so mom and dad decide to keep the car running with the heat on to keep their baby warm. >> and we're standing right there. took a couple of steps away. couldn't hear what my mom was saying so we didn't want to walk away from the car. so just took a couple steps. >> and that's when it happens. melanie and aaron step out of the camera's view just feet away from the car. and as you can see, an unid

i am pruned and exhausted. you are doing great dana says, i am not interested in being great. it's still nine centimeters. it's not time yet. she says me to blow out with my mouth. i say i might barf. 5:45 a.m. still nine, i hate dana. dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavi

, others were just exhausted by the fruitless search for work.e week before. the news took its toll on stocks. the dow down over 500 points during the day. closing 419 points in the red. >> we don't think we're out of the woods or even close to being out of the woods. quite honestly, we think the problems are going to continue to unfold over the next 18 to 24 months. >> reporter: in the first ten days of august, americans pulled $23.5 billion from 401(k)s. >> the companies are out there and they're -- selective companies are doing well. >> reporter: some are now stocking up, buying back their own stocks in a show of self-confidence, and mortgage rates have hit their lowest point in history. a few gleams, at least, in the economic gloom. alex stone, abc news. >> incredible stat there, the $24 billion in 401(k)s pulled out in the first ten days of this month? >> didn't want to look at that. >> no, unbelievable. >> but there's a couple of things that may give you good d news this morning. the price of a barrel of oil dropped $5. that's a huge drop.

i wonder why. >> exhausted by men. >> i wonder why. >> and, you know, comfort food.117,000 jobs in july. it brought the jobs rate from 9.1% to 9.1%. to keep it in context, let's check in with cnbc senior economics reporter steve lease ma leisman. >> we were up 117,000, and a lot of that, while it was weaker than it should have been because the government is laying off 39,000 and 37,000. we had positive revisions upward to the prior month. so all of this is pretty good news. i think the market is going to feel like it dodged a bullet today with the unemployment rate ticking down to 9.1%. we were really worried about another recession here. these kind of numbers are together with upward revision of 60,000 to the prior month suggesting that maybe we're not so fast falling off a cliff into a recession, natalie. >> all right. good news in all of this economic turmoil we've been seeing. thanks so much. >>> extreme heat is once again pi baking the south with a dozen states with heat advisories. dallas tops 100 degrees thursday for the 41st day in a row. the demand for power

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in 2004 during an exhausting book tour, there was something different. >> i had a real tightness in my chest at the airport and the only time i had it unrelated to exercise. >> we are here outside new york presbyterian hospital and in a couple of hours, president clinton is scheduled to undergo surgery. >> i immediately went down to our local hospital and they did a test and they said you got real problems. they hustled me down to columbia presbyterian and they confirmed that i had serious blockage and needed the surgeries. >> the doctors immediately knew options were limited. the 58-year-old clinton needed his chest opened and his heart stop and surgery performed. >> there is no medical treatment for reversing the obstructions that already formed. >> all i remember is it was happening first and everybody who cared about me was scared and i felt serene. i thought i dodged the bullet. i didn't have a heart attack. >> on labor day 2004, mr. clinton bypassed. >> starting this morning around 8:00, he had a relatively routine quadruple by pass operation. we left the operating room around no

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his car is said to be a dirty 1990s honda with a black roof and modified exhaust.the girl refused to get into the car and told her family who then called police. >>> a man who is accused of sending out 27 million spam messages to facebook users handed himself over to authorities today. wallis appeared in court and was released on bond. he faces 11 charges for allegedly hacking into facebook on three occasions. the u.s. attorney's office says wallace compromised 500,000 facebook accounts. >>> germy is asking facebook to -- germany is asking facebook to stop using software that tags users. it's been in use in the united states for quite some time. german regulators worry about privacy issues and requested that facebook disable the software. the company could face a fine if it doesn't comply. >>> two sisters kicked off a flight on the okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love

his car is said to be a dirty 1990s honda with a black roof and modified exhaust.the girl refused to get into the car and told her family who then called police. >>> a man who is accused of sending out 27 million spam messages to facebook users handed himself over to authorities today. wallis appeared in court and was released on bond. he faces 11 charges for allegedly hacking into facebook on three occasions. the u.s. attorney's office says wallace compromised 500,000 facebook accounts. >>> germy is asking facebook to -- germany is asking facebook to stop using software that tags users. it's been in use in the united states for quite some time. german regulators worry about privacy issues and requested that facebook disable the software. the company could face a fine if it doesn't comply. >>> two sisters kicked off a flight on the way to the funeral. how they explained their behavior. >>> the evidence that points to water on mars and what it means for all of us. >>> east palo alto police released photos today of two men wanted for questioning in connection with th

he worries about his wife, who is exhausted from child-rearing, and their daughter's crying throughout the night. every morning buntheng takes atha out for long walks. to help atha concentrate, he trains her in places where there are no other dogs. >> stand there. stand there. >> buntheng believes in order to understand a dog, humans must adjust themselves to the animal. buntheng, however, is still having trouble fixing atha's weaknesses. atha walks impatiently as always. >> atha, come on. >> sometimes she even misses the smell of explosives. nevertheless, buntheng never scolds her. on this day, atha continuously makes mistakes. the instructor blanches. >> buntheng thinks atha starts walking fast because she loves searching for explosives. like a child absorbed in play. if he scolds atha, she might lose her love for tracking explosives. each time atha finds a mine, he praises her patiently. >> atha, come! >> thousands of times, he continues training atha to walk slowly. this dog holds cambodia's future on her shoulders. buntheng will not give up. since atha loves being in the pool, bun

. >> nobody out there should anticipate that if they have exhausted benefits that anything new will be coming. >> they will be getting $900 million and 30 states are covering unemployment benefits. while many are still looking for work, a group of home full people -- hopeful people provides training for grain jobs. more on the program and the prospects for people to get hired. >> reporter: everybody here was happy today. they are a little richer, well,the-year-old in two -- wealth thinker in two -- wealthier in two ways. they are more rich eastern because of the donations -- richer because of the donations and reductions made in the city. richmond has a national reputation as a best practice green color dog training program. it comes as the unemployment rate continues to climb particularly in low income areas like richmond. richmond rebuild has an 80 percent job placement rate for those who graduate start at $18 per hour. >> it really turns life around. it really gives opportunity at a time when opportunity is slim. so i am very, very proud of this program. >> california is lesson its