we are concerned people have the upper seniti to express their faith. -- opportunities to express their faith. >> will you take any concrete measures to help improve the situation? >> we urge the government to not only focus on -- we urge the government to focus on everything i stated previously. we are looking for all people to be able to have the opportunity to express that. religious freedom is for people to believe or not and we want them to have the opportunity. >> i apologize we could not get to everybody. the secretary can take questions at the carnegie endowment. thank you. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> this weekend on "american history tv" the turning . of the civil war gettysburg or the seven day battle for richmond? >> george mclellan's failure in robert e. lee's emergence as a field commander marked a decisive moment in the eastern theater that in turn profoundly shaped the larger direction of the conflict. >> gary gallagher on the week- long june 1862 battles that drove the u

[ laughter ] here's another expression.warded the presidential medal of freedom to bob dylan. this is the "i loved you in 'weekend at bernie's.'" [ laughter ] -- wrong dude. different dude. different guy. this next expression is one of my faves. take a look at this one. this is the "ha ha ha. oh my god, this story's so boring." [ laughter ] these next expressions are great. these are from a recent town hall meeting. this is the "hey, i just met you." this is another one from the same meeting. this is the "and this is crazy." [ laughter ] check this one out. this is the -- [ laughter ] this is "here's my number, so call me maybe." [ cheers and applause ] you know, it's -- you can just tell -- [ applause ] here's another expression. this is obama and bo, the family dog. this is the "i promise i'll never make you go on a road trip with mitt romney." [ laughter ] this next expression is one of my favorites. look at obama's face here. [ light laughter ] this is the "ain't no thang." [ laughter ] here's another expression. this p

they're expressing their religious beliefs. now is the time to make justice a reality for all of god's children. captioning provided by the freedom forum first amendment center welcome to speaking freely, a weekly conversation about the first amendment, the arts, and american culture. i'm ken paulson, executive director of the first amendment center. our guest today is a talented actress, whose work has been honored time and again. jane alexander received a tony award for her role in the great white hope. she received an emmy award for her performance in playing for time. and along the way, she's picked up four academy award nominations and a television critics' circle award. and then in 1993, in what can only be described as a courageous career move, jane alexander signed on for the toughest role of all: chairman of the national endowment for the arts. she's here today to talk about her new book detailing her experiences with the n.e.a. it's called command performance: an actress in the theater of politics. thanks very much fo

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she's never been afraid to express herself. now, she's received a public smackdown from longtime rival elton john. tonight, madonna opens up about lady gaga and her much younger love. >>> and close. the bronze, silver and gold winner get all the glory but are they ready to add one more for athletes who come in fourth? >>> good evening. i'm juju chang. tonight in africa, medical teams are scrambling to contain a deadly outbreak of ebola. a highly contagious often fatal breakout of a vaccine. they allowed abc's chief medical correspondent dr. richard besser and "nightline" producer alex waterfield to embed with them, as they go into the hot zone. >> reporter: ten faces people are marching silently towards a remote ugandan village. i am one of them. they seem to know why we're there. we're looking for the house with the dead man inside. we find him on the floor of this hut. they're setting up the equipment they need to to take the skin sample. the team went inside. the sample they collect will soon be in a lab halfway around the w

express as a brand. it defined them as kind of the upscale credit card for celebrity types or at least for important people. the tagline from these old ads don't leave home without it. and that tagline survived for decades thereafter. but the gimmick from these brilliant ads that they did in the 1970s, the gimmick in these ads, for some reason, did not survive, even though it was great. watch this. >> you know me. without my card a lot of people don't. this machine is one reason i need my card. i put my card in here, push my special number and get up to $5,000 in travelers checks at airports around the world. >> to apply for the card, call 800-528-8000. >> no way. that's benny goodman? the premise of the ad is i'm a famous person whose name you would know, but you don't recognize me looking at me. i am important, but the only way i can get treated with the importance that i deserve is by using this card, this card you too can have. this awesome benny good mown card. they did it with other notable people

it is not an expression of human will. it is very common in most stages or absolute notions of power that power -- that the law is an expression of will but in the classical liberal tradition some sense that there is a higher lot and there are two classical formulations of this. we can talk about them using jerusalem, revealed religion, the idea that there is some higher power, expression of human power or wealth and that is articulated in a number of documents from the judeo tradition that is then received by christianity and islam and other religions, the notion that there is some higher path. that even the people of israel can be judge the buyout higher power and found wanting. if you think about the various books of the bible one of the famous stories is the story of moses. of which think about this in the context not merely as a theological a context but of a drama, he lead the people out of slavery and goes up to the mountain and has some interaction with god that surpasses normal human understanding, some kind of re

vehicles that come on to port belvoir every day. >> the express lanes will tie into the beltway's express lanes. car poolers with three or more can ride for free. others will be charged a toll that is raised and lowered to keep speeds no less than 45 miles per hour. the governor says the tolls will encourage car pooling while offering those who want to pay a choice. >> you either pay taxes or debt service on bonds or pay a toll to use the road. at the end of the day, all these roads and public assets are paid for by the taxpayers. >> there is a missing piece to the project. if you get on the express lanes here in stafford counties, and if you don't have three people in your vehicle, you're going to have to get off north of the beltway because arlington county didn't want to be part of it and sued the state over it. >> they created their own stew pot and unfortunately, hundreds and thousands of motorists will have to be part of it. >> project managers say continuing the lanes into arlington county is a future goal. in dale city, peggy fox, 9news now. >>> after about 100 acres of trees and

he expresses his condolences to the family and sympathy to injured workers.ur office hopes to hear more from the incident and urges you to continue to lie a lot with community groups on the facts and content -- continued to dialogue with canada groups on the facts. -- with community groups on the facts. please do not approved any pilot programs without dialogue and i reached from are affected communities. thank you. i have a letter for the record. >> thank you. >> it is not clear whether public access is going to be the format for the discussion on tasers or we're going to have the discussion period after you discuss it here. >> ordinarily, at public comment is for things not on the agenda. we're going to have discussions regarding. >> we will have a discussion after? >> there will be public comment, yes. >> i will withhold my comments until that takes place. not related to items on the agenda? >> good evening, how are you doing? >> i would like to use the overhead. my son's anniversary is coming up on the 14th of this month. i want to use the overhead. still

express their respect for the church rules meeting it means that there were. no intent to express their discontent and disrespect of the believers after that. it was shocking to you then you can if you can see that he did that this was a disaggregation. he saw the video please. so called punk prayer. in a way he just of you did you really. did mean the actions of the girls that you can see to the video clip with lyrics this for me it's you. you know when you've been around bar differently since their actions machinelike a federal actual actions in the cathedral is pretty just give. me. what you saw in the video clip was political protests again to patrick and poaching while in the church. blasphemous words against insulting god. or god and you need. to see it is going he says since the video please. the gospel which. is. this making grave. to be instanced i would want a violation of the norms and. severe pain and i'm going to get off limits and he'll say that this is. christ the savior cathedral is the main room of the. state. maybe that's part of the video wa

and they were trying to express new ways to write with a lens. (martin scorsese) to find a new vocabulary. (sydney pollack) at that time the whole idea of not seeing who was talking or beginning a scene before another one was over, flash cuts in the middle of a scene, all these techniques, they'd been in foreign films. when i first started to work on "they shoot horses don't they" i had to try to find a visual approach for the film that allowed the maximum amount of freedom. i took lessons every lunch hour on how to rollerskate. and i could hold the camera and i kind of rollerskated with the group of people. it was a way for me to get right in among the people, to get closer and tighter and to be a part of them. i could actually skate in among them. i could retreat backwards in front of them or i could move forward with them. i'd get over their shoulders and be right in the crowd. i was so enamored of the eisenstein editing, the montage and pudovkin. and i would play at nyu, would play and make up images that way, and make them up in my head and

she's expressed herself all the way to the bank.r is reported to be the highest grossing tour of all times. you heard me, all times. sure doesn't sound like her career's over. in fact, it's been a very busy year for madonna. in january, the super bowl. ♪ >> reporter: the academy awards. but her love life is seasonless. her current romance, 20 something dancer. >> i didn't write down on a piece of paper, i'm now going to have a relationship with a younger man. i just met someone i care for. and that just happens to be his age. >> reporter: and what's appealing about it? >> i don't feel comfortable with this conversation, but, you know, i don't want to live my life on my own. i love being a mother. my children fill me up in many ways. and inspire me in many ways, but i need a partner in life. i've never really lived a conventional life, so i think it's quite foolish for me or anyone else to start thinking that i'm going to start making conventional choices. >> reporter: so how are things work ought with a man half her age. >> i'm the

he expressed gratitude on behalf of the citizens. >> translator: we lost so much in the disaster. but we also forged priceless friendships and ties. these are invaluable to us and they give us the strength to move on and look to the future. >> reporter: the mayor said the city has begun to rebuild itself. he expressed optimism that the local fishing industry would resume and he promised to keep the indian people informed on ga what's progress. >>> people who work in japan's tourism industry are always looking to le vitor t this country. many taylor trips to specific groups. one business in osaka are trying to attract travellers who are part of the muslim population. agents say the market can't ignored. but for religious reasons it has to be accommodated in certain ways. >> reporter: this is the idea for muslim tours started. it's a travel agency in osaka with a staff of about 20. this tour gde is in charge of the new tours. islam as very strict precepts. muslims are not allowed to each certain foods such as pork, or drink alcohol. devout muslims pray three times a day or more. by

before express lane.u, insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. ♪ momma said knock you out i'm gonna knock you out ♪ >>> that song is so appropo for this story. we start with a burglar learning the hard way, not to mess with l.l. cool j., who sang that song. >> the rapper showing his muscles aren't just for show. he had a knock-down, drag-out fight with a man who entered his home in southern cali. >> l.l. wasn't injured. he acted out of concern for his family. >> picked the wrong house. wrong house. >>> we told you about britain's prince harry and the start of the fallout from his naked rounds in las vegas. >> the british tabloid press has been pretty coy about this one. adhering to a request by the royals to not publish the pictures of harry au naturel. >> here's what "the sun" came up this morning. anything for that story. that is not prince harry. >> brave man. brave reporter to do that. why didn't we think about doing that on this show? >> maybe next time. >> ye

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been

and there was a perfect example, the owner of chick-fil-a expressed his freedom to express his hate fortowards gays. what i find amazing-- >>> stop right there -- tell me what he said that was hateful to you? >> let me tell you right now, let me be clear. the bible heeb use booed klan members to hate blacks-- >>> did i ask you about the bible? i said what was hateful? you heard my question, right? >> i answered. it the question is that this man used the bible to express his hatred-- >>> what does did -- what did he say that was hateful -- >> he basically stated -- his opposition to gay marriage. his opposition for two people of the same sex to be in love and have a ring on their finger. that's what he did that was wrong? >> the same position that barack obama had a few weeks ago. >> listen, i don't care about barack obama. that's a false argument. >> sean: i know -- but -- [overlapping dialogue] >> sean: they went after somebody who shuts his store down every sunday because of his religious values. >> if your politics are ones that they support, then okay, say whatever you want. if not,

he expressed optimism that the local fishing industry would resume. and he promised to keep the indian people informed of onigawa's progress. nhk world, tokyo. >>> all right. rachel ferguson joins us now with the world weather forecast. rachel, we've been following a storm near okinawa. it's bringing heavy rain and strong winds to residents there. what's the situation for today? >> well, i'm afraid it hasn't changed much since yesterday. we still have here a severe tropical storm, and it is pretty much in the same place as it was yesterday. that is not good news. it means that that heavy rain has been coming over pretty much the same place for the last 24 hours or so, so it's still sitting here in the east china sea bringing heavy rain down across okinawa. some of the southern japanese islands have experienced more than 430 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. we're going to be adding to those totals as well. although the system is not moving very quickly, it is strengthening gradually. we're expecting it to become a strong typhoon before making

we can come here and express our feelings. sometimes it gets a little bit ticked off, but the good leaders have to do what it takes to take our community to a better place. good leaders know the way. i want to thank you hi, ed. when i come back in october, i have a gift for you. >> [inaudible] president moran: miss jackson? >> good afternoon. i am going to miss you, sweetheart. i made a statement when this commission was first set up. i raised the question, because i looked at the salary is of what the staff was getting and i requested, at that time, i would like to see a listing of all of the staff and how many staff that you have and what was the salary of those staff members. did any of them live in san francisco or is it code -- zip code 94214. i never did get that information. it was like a secret society. there has been a lot of promises made to our community. none of those promises have came about. none of them. we have a community of benefits bonds, but no one from the group's, people that really worked in the communit

it is their right to express what they have expressed, and they should be out of jail by now. >> thiserdict is the latest in a series of harsh rulings against critics of the regime. what does it tell us about the judicial system in russia? >> since president putin is back as president, we see two things happening -- a crackdown on opposition activists. we see the police being very tough against anybody that is expressing his wish for democracy and for freedom, and on the other side, we see that laws are being enforced. they are stronger and stricter laws against demonstrations, against activists. we believe that russia is on the wrong track here. >> how do you recommend germany respond? >> i am calling on president putin to release these three young women from prison. two of them have very young children. these young women should be in freedom. they should be allowed to live with their families. they should be out of prison as soon as possible. i remind president putin and his government of the commitments they have made by signing the european commit -- convention for human rights. t

members of the public expressed out rage. it's about public safety.> i'd just like to save a life or two. >> this debate not over. i did ask the aclu attorney why the agency didn't oppose the vote to approve state your full name guns in sunnyvale. she says she was not aware of that vote. >> okay, thank you very much. >>> coming up, stanford and synchronized diving, it all adds up to that guy and a big win. >> plugs, the jiengiants have a hunter. >> and good evening. we are tracking some fog in the sky camera network. it was one of the hotter days of the week, '97 and here's the preview for the south bay. we are expecting mid 80s. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the w

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and african and beauty with a special expression. not arrogant. but beautiful. i said, i want to show this girl which is different. does not know how to walk as a model. they have their own personality. i remember this year i was asking a professional model to walk to see if there were walking too much as a professional model because i did not want that. i wanted to tell them, please what differently. not like a robot doing their profession. they have no control about the way they were walking. they learned to do that. so that is that the condition that they did not like. i wanted to show people that it is by the attitude. they were arriving. >>in some ways, a was a very shy person. you can make the casting for me something. to be honest, it is a reason because i am very specific. for me, when i have a boy or a girl, which i have to make the fitting, sometimes to the inspiring me so much. everything becomes full of colors. the color of the skin. it is fabulous for me. i can work and go on and enjoy and it is a pleasure. sometimes things are beautiful, but i do n

before express lane.hank you, insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >>> welcome back. and it's time to check "the pulse," stories you'll be talking about today. first up, google, giving you a chance to channel your inner hope solo. >> or han solo. google's home page, it allows you to be the goalie i in a virtual soccer shoot-out. you can move left and right and use the space bar to save the high shots. i'll bet plenty of office hours will be lost today. good to see that. >> i'm already on here, trying to play with it. >>> well, the inmates at the guantanamo bay detention center have a new favorite pastime. >> really? >> the prison librarian told a "miami herald" reporter they cannot get enough of will smith in the tv sitcom "the fresh prince of bel air." the show eclipses harry potter books. the guantanamo library has 28,000 books and videos for the 168 prisoners who remain there. >> i would never have guessed there. >> huge fresh prince fans. how about that? >>>

i want to remind everybody that it is illegal to record people pose a conversations without the expresssent and these cameras that are in the taxicabs to record audio and there is no way to tell whether they're recording them or not. it is also established through recent senate hearings in california that drivers have the right to disable these devices and there is no easy way to disable these current cameras. there is no on-off switch. you have to call them or pull the plug. i think this needs to be revisited. maybe you need to make a fine. if a taxi company installs a camera that is recorded audio, there should be a fine. there is going to be some legal action soon if you do not do anything about it. you need to step up and impose a fine to cab companies to put cameras in and recording audio. terrace cannot be fined for disabling these devices. california law says we can. >> thank you. >> i am coming in toward the end of this. a major problem is it is difficult to address. the witnesses against this would be working cabdrivers who would be fired. there is an incredible amount of corru

he did not express any concerns at that time. >> okay. do you thinkieo and so there's now a discussion by my colleagues and others about whether the editing was intentional by an overzealous white house staffer. do you think that there is evidence to be gained if we conduct a more thorough investigation? is there more to be brought to light, or do you think that all the facts that are out there have been considered? your investigation? >> we got and reviewed the e-mail exchange in which the editing was done, where a moratorium appeared to have been peer reviewed. we reviewed those, they did not indicate anything that it was intentional. the case agent has an opinion, apparently now, that it was the -- that it was. the evidence did not show that. >> and the case agent has actually stated that he has an opinion. >> he has stated his opinion. >> yes. and that he calls his position an opinion. >> i don't know that he calls it an opinion. he states it. it is an opinion, however. >> again, a few more questions. about you inter -- did you interf

our response is ok, the ordinance clearly says members are free to express their opinions, to respond, and i want to thank you for the responses i have gone although i may have not agreed with each one. i respect the fact there were given and it is that give-and- take that really encourages people to participate in government. i think one of the things that i see separately is the fact that many people to not go to boards and commissions because they really do not feel that the board and commissions care about what they say. i have heard them do it. one time in a police commission meeting, they went to item no. 2 and covered a and b and went into closed session for four hours, it made everyone leave the chamber. there were 15 people that came to talk about item number two. after the four hours, they came back, covered agenda item 2c, and asked for public comment and i was the only one that was left and i said that was not right. i was told by the vice- president, you cannot talk about that. it can only address the substance of the item, you cannot address -- you cannot address how you

the reference is the strongest expression ever used by the democrat-led government. he said no matter what expression the government uses, its legal position remains unchanged. >>> a controversial u.s. military transport aircraft could arrive in okinawa soon. the top commander of the u.s. marine corps in japan has indicated that the osprey could be sent to okinawa by the middle of next month. the aircrafts are currently at the iwakuni base in yamaguchi prefecture, western japan. >> it all depends on when we get the approval of the japanese government. i would like to say it would be by the middle of september that we would have the ospreys here at futenma. >> marine corps lieutenant general kenneth glueck was speaking with nhk in okinawa. the marine corps plan to start deploying the tilt-rotor mv-22 osprey at its futenma air station in japan's southern-most prefecture in october. public protest over the deployment of the military aircraft is mounting in japan following crashes in morocco and florida. aviation experts point out the possibility that the aircraft could