him on huge gar fish versus sharks we would see many big fish. count on today if we see a group of this size we're surprised people for the fish are getting smaller and smaller and we have reached the point where they don't even have the time to reproduce. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth to meet their own demand for fish so they have destroyed their own fish stocks and now they are increasingly fishing in west africa and taking the fish out of the mouths of people that depend on the most here in west africa. a very great way cannot say that the year was a saint with the other way and we didn't it important for addicts of illegal fishing and we thought we estimate that until two thousand and ten it would not be drugs in at least sixteen percent of the imports came from illegal fishing. so in one way or the other i wouldn't say with favorite illegal fishing but let's say we elaborated to some of the better according to our own data and to u.n. data it was illegal fishing was officially the seco

the ground is littered with gar back. - garbage. this is home to thousands of south africans. the only safe time to come here is during the day. hardly anyone as electricity. there's no running water. a few of the lucky ones have occasional work. there's a lot of animosity about migrants. people say they're the ones getting work. >> there's no job here because there's too much foreigners here. they take our job. and when we want a job, we can't find a job. >> i quickly begin to attract attention. the subject of migrant workers is a touchy one. >> what about food? i'm buying food. and this food is too expensive, too. >> it's $50. that money, you can't afford. >> you don't have the money to go home because we are not rich. but this is our land, but we don't -- >> so what do you think the government should do? >> if possible, -- there's no government here. we are living so bad. there's violence here. >> one of the men shows me where e's living after pot made of corrugated and planks of wood. >> this is my house here. we share everything here. when we're cooking, we use this thing

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i'm wearing a jerry gar ya tie in honor of bill walton who called the arizona/stanford game tonight buttan will lead us off with oklahoma city/miami. >> if you see this segment often, good move. you know that we talk about kevin durant a lot because he always gives us something to talk about. in miami to take on the heat, serge ibaka finding durant, shot clock winding down but he hits the three to put the thunder up three in the second quarter. they were down 18-2 early in this game. lebron james, he had 34 points. he did all he could. next under possession durant, how about three more. oklahoma city, 16 for 27 on threes. miami, 3 for 19. that was really the big difference in addition to the oklahoma city bench outscoring miami, 39-21 and durant, 12 straight games with 30 or more. thunder won nine in a row, 112-95. >>> arizona looking to remain unbeaten. stanford hasn't beaten a one at home since 19 8 when chasson randle hits that. stanford is up 5. but aaron gordon, he is from san jose, the fabulous freshman for the cats. he didn't have a fab game but big dunk there. nick johnson, the

it is burning south of half moon bayw gar san graw gore yow. we we want to take you over the scene.is live with the latest. >> you can see the glow of the fire over my should expert path it took as it climbed up the mountain side. you can see the red flashing lights over there. they belong to the fire engine crews that raced up the hill to head off the flames. like thy it looks like they may have slowed it down. let me show you what it looked like an hour ago. the fire broke out about 8:45 near the intersection of highway 84 and stage road, not far from the san gregorio general store. cal fire said it spread quickly into the eucalyptus trees and raced up the mountain side threatening homes on the other side of the ridge. 10 homes were evacuated and right now cal fire says it has zero percent containment. let's go live to sky 7hd where you can see the pictures and the good news is the wind has e not been able to spreadlames quickly as you can see from sky 7. the flames are starting to die out, but all it takes is for the wind to pick up. we can be dealing with an entirely different s

going back to paul simon and gar funkle. >> across the board women who had become these terrific wonderful heroes, there are a lot of these stories out there to tell. >> the beautiful part of it is i'm not making up these stories, they're there. what we have done as a culture is open up a magazine, look at the cover of any magazine, you don't see amazing women or men, what you see is dumb stars in a bikini in miami. there was a story that came out last week, when you tell a person a story, their whole brain lights up. when you give them a faculty, when you tell them a story, the farther of your brain that controls running starts working. for instance, one of my stories, the books are i am amelia earhart, i am abraham lincoln. when he was ten years old he came upon a group of boys that were playing with turtles. he loved animals when he was a kid. when had a they were doing they were putting holt coals on top of the turtles, my young son was like, abraham lincoln is brave. i want to be like him. the next day is the first political speech he writes about being nice to animals and now again a

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police tell us 24-year-old alicia brown left her 4-year-old daughter locked in a gar while she gambledland live casino yesterday security officers found the little girl after hearing her cries. she was not seriously hurt. and she is in custody of relatives right now. let's fast forward to the weather. how are we looking? >> quiet right now. this time tomorrow the radar will get busy with rain and snow falling across the area. so we're going to see chilly conditions as we drop to 38 degrees. we'll continue to track the snow as it gets ready to move in. as well as taking a look at the coldest air of the season. i have it all coming up in minutes. >>> some d.c. workers are returning to money to taxpayers now. >> after they sought and received reimbursement money for food they never purchased. >> scott macfarlane brought us the story and he joins us with the update. >> 30 d.c. parks employees made a trip to houston in october. it cost taxpayers $54,000. the mayor and kocouncil members hammered the agency saying it was too much to spend. october 11th. one day after they returned home to d.c

she tried to in these conversations gar bell the messages she knew was being taped.he made a mocker reof the court which was her sentence to 20 months said i can do that standing on my head. you correctly mentioned thousands of people are dead around the world because of this sheikh, this terrorist and his lawyer stopping the lawyer became the activist for his position. that is a dangerous thing. she is an officer of the court. >> no longer. >> i want to clarify this. this -- the blind sheikh among hz many other evil deeds unleashing hell in egypt. people slaughtering one another based in part upon his edict. then he goes to prison he can't call the shots any more. a cease fire took place in that battle. she came out with a message from him to those people in egypt saying, the he's cease fire -- it showed definitively he wanted that cease fire to stop he wanted the violence to resume. lynn stewart an american attorney representing him here decided to be his messenger on that without his say so. he's like their god, they would not have resumed. she wanted to make sure

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they won the battle of tra fall gar, and at the end of it, he said i happened to sell the extract limey and it didn't work. he sells the juice of the limes and it doesn't work. >> it's totally different. as soon as you squeeze it or put it in a blender it degrades. basically what you're getting is a big bolus of sugar. eat the fruits and vegetables, as good as you can get. juicing, no benefits at all, just lots of sugar. >> when you talked about inflammation, i know this is another key piece that you focus on a lot. which is if the body gets inflammation, if it gets the flu, even if you get over the flu, this has a long-term negative effect? >> and again, that's one of these we have to think in terms of public policy. if you got the flu and you skipped the flu shot--decades are now, because of having the flu and inflammation, your rate of cancer and heart disease are elevated. you're welcome to get the flu shot or not, if you get heart disease or cancer, we'll pay for it. >> you have said to me, you know all these people who were exposed to asbestos will get cancer. we could easily by

gar ith bale on the refusing end and substituted. >> ronaldo put on a show. this spectacular overhead kick the highlight of the first half. he made it count after the interval, putting real ahead with a strike. >> completing a solid 2-0 victory, a fifth in a row. real now with a 2-point lead at the top, barcelona and atletico madrid to play on sunday. >> all four goals 2010 valen sia. eth jan ol ahead. they exchanged goals. a fee of $61 million is a club record for lionel messi to change teams. he'll go straight into the team on tuesday. >> chelsea begins live later. before that chevedly host fulham. manchester surviving a scare, coming from 2-goals down. bayern munich the only time to win. it changed after a break. a hat-trick and a goal helping city to a 4-0 win. >> it's bad news for a world cup team. a player looked set to miss the tournament after suffering a fracture. several of the team-mates were unable to look at the injury. everton winning 4-0. >> liverpool beat bor mouth 2-0. wigan kept the title defense going. n.h.l. held an outdoor game if warm we

. >> the gars turned themselves in. the trial is set for next week. in the criminal complnt it was alleged they stole $10,000 from the country, the cost of one year's education. the school district website reads: sna in peninsula, as in all stateses school districts get some federal and state funding. property taxes are the primary source or funding public schools. the gap between rich and poor school districts is so vast that the state earned a d on the national report card on school funding. that report card is put out by the education law center in new jersey. >> there would be an argument from a school saying, "listen, we fund the school with taxpayer money, some state and some federal funds, but the people in the community pay for the school." that's in this county. so you are not from here. you don't get to attend. >> i can answer the argument. my wife did live in that street. >> my father is a taxpayer that opens a house. >> i believe every child should have access to quality education, regardless of the ethnicity. >> they say you go, it's in p

like the beatle, and the holly, and simon&gar funkle are dramatically influenced.m green day attempteded up with nora jones and made an album called "for everley", the everley brothers songs. >> is that formal for modern artists to do that or is it an indication of how special their music is? >> a little bit of both. a lot of contemporary artists are interested in the music that they are part of. how distinctive the everley brothers are. if you listen to billy armstrong and nora jones. it sounds lining the everley brothers. they are not trying to subvert the everley brothers, they are paying tribute. >> they peaked in the '60s, with popularity, and became out of step with the times. >> there was a sense in which, you know, when - strangely, a lot of groups that they profoundly influenced, like the beatles, began to take center stage. the everley brothers, you know, were american and part of an earlier think. rock music is about fads in a lot of way. people were swept up. they had a bit of a tough time for a little while. certainly their personality complex. you kno

. >> all right professor gar r thank you for -- irv garfinkel, thank you for coming in. it affects a lot of americans. >> a lot of people find it hard to make ends meet with the money they are making. >> they work hard but live in poverty. why so many american families are struggling. >> and 16 million children live in poverty in this country. ahead, what life is like for them. you are watching al jazeera america. >> years after the war on poverty is the promise a lost cause. a main factor was people finding affordable housing, projects built across the country. 5 million families depend on rental assistance and millions of families live in housing public units, managed by 3300 housing authorities with varying degrees of success. melissa chan visited a project in san francisco. >> you don't get to see a lot of positive things >> drew jenkins walks me through the housing project where he grew up and works as a youth leader and activist. >> notorious for drugs, decay and violence. he shows me where he was wounded 10 years ago. it shattered his pelvis. >> shot 13 times with

will aid state and local law enforcement. 3,000 private supreme court gars -- private security guards are on hand and rail passengers are subject to random checks. >> brian boitano is ready to head to the winter games in sochi and spoke about security concerns and russia's anti-gay policies to cnn. >> when i competed at a young age with russians it was illegal for them to be homosexual so i was born and raised with competitors that told me the restrictions in the country were like that so i could not believe it then. >> boitano is openly gay. on the issue of security, he says everyone is worried about safety. he added he believes the village will be safe. >>> this morning, not candidate brown is giving away a free semi-automatic rifle to one supporter. the georgia republican set up a raffle saying it is his way of standing up for his second amendment rights and those of true conservatives. >> a just released study fining the rebounding who is leading to rebounding divorce rate. the study from the university of maryland finds the divorce rate crept up 2 percent in 2011 and 2010 after d

number is likely to rise, and one of the biggest robberies in american history, stolen from the hang garn new york back in 1978, today the fbi finally arrested the alleged bos in connection with that heist. those are the headlines see you back here 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific, america tonight is next, you can always get the latest news on aljazeera.com, see you later tonight. on america tonight, the unintended consequences of living life charge and online, and how a rose hi romance can end tangled in a war of vines. lessons in digital love also tonight can it add up to success? in any depth look focusing on algebra, and how it can b

. >> after security gars caught her she said sanders her the story and told the guards fought to arrestt torre is banned from the stadium for a year. >> it did not help sanders' team but i am sure gary was pleased. >> too bad the players hated it. we continue at 5:30 with the top stories including our mayor in washington, dc, and the appearance during the state of the union and the part of the speech he is excited about for the city. >> an east bay home >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news it is wednesday at 5:30. that ares for joining us.sten s. >> mike i ran into some fog. and you? >> i did, too, and had to turn on the windshield wipers. be drizzle according to the wazers with mist and fog. 2.5 miles visibility at hayward and well have flight arrival delays into sfo this morning. from the roof camera it is quiet and dry on the embarcadero. the first forecast is 61 to 66 with a scattered shower possible to the north and 60 to 67 around the bay and spotty drizzle along the coast and 60 today. leyla gulen? >> drive through the clouds and the caldecott tunnel this c

it's worth it to build the pit because underneath could be the seeing gar snowfall which -- sugar snowball bearings and it could be something like this. which is what friends say likely happened to the expert skier. he weak underneath gaveway. >> if there's anything we can move from the negative to the positive here, and especially on behalf of tony or anybody else that has been lost or hurt in such a situation, we just need to get out there and educate offers. >> reporter: your equipment is very important as well, gretchen. people want to keep transmitter with them in the event something goes wrong. >> amazing trip you took. >>> not only is it super cute but there's signs behind this. hello there, little prairie dog. why that's waving gesture is a critical issue for the little guys in these communities. let me see another wave. in-they? when you have diabetes like i do, getting the right nutrition isn't always easy. first, i want a way to help minimize my blood sugar spikes. then, a way to support heart health. ♪ and let's not forget immune support. ♪ but now i have new glucerna advan

luis alma gar is the brain child for the push for reform web app.p this morning, tell me how this web app advances immigration reform? >> it's a tool that connects you to your representative and tells you their substance on immigration reform and let's connect you directly to them and let's you tell them what your opinion on their stance is. essentially, it connects all of america to the representative, something we felt that needed to be done with the co-creators. we know as organizers that a lot of the people do not know who represents them and what their stance is. >> it breaks down the immigration reform substances by numbers and also gives action points. what are these action points? >> the action points -- >> louis, are you there? it looks like we've lot luis ago gu lar. he was asking you here, there's these action points that you assign, each and every elected official. is that like a score card? >> more than anything it's an action point whenever you take an action, when you tweet or whenever you make a call or connect to them through facebo

and the teacher he loved very much, charles gar minute a lot lot.rmond a dwight liked him.e began to have friends and had friends in this particular lecture and seminar and he spoke in class and the other boys said wait a minute, it's a new man, we didn't recognize him. how come we didn't know you. we messed up. in that wonderful way you can reevaluate someone in a classroom. >> i have a picture i want to show that you is not in your book. this is a picture from the courthouse yard in new hampshire where he lived. it's on the screen there and this has every job he's ever had on that statute. have you ever seen that? >> i don't think so. >> i want to read you so we can go back and talk about that because i want to know why you think he got all this. he was born in vermont 1872 and admitted to massachusetts bar in 1957, 1898 city counselor, city solicitor. mayor of the city of north hampton. 1911. state senator, 1913. president of massachusetts senate. 1915 to 1917 governor of the state of massachusetts. and went on to be vice president in 1921 and president in 1923. i've nev

ley gar et blunt playing in his first play-off game.e was a one-man wrecking few 166 yards, 24 carries, four touchdown, the second most in an n.f.l. history. the paitry jots rolled over colts. new england advances and will take on the winner. charges broncos game. >> it was a great win. great to be part of a team win. everyone contributed. the games get bigger. it will be a fun week to get ready. don't take it for granted. we'll play the best game next weekend. >> in the nfc the saint travel to seattle hoping to extract revenge for the thrashing in september. century link field battered by wind and rain, not kind to new orleans as it is to any visiting team. they were in full beast mode. 13-0, seattle second quarter. we move to the fourth, 16-zip. the first touchdown for the saints. like this, they are back in it. the saints will go for two, and mark ingram cashes in 16-8. we have a ball game. the sea hawks back to 24, this is impressive. he's big, strong, fast. a 31 yard run. late in the fourth. 141 yards. seattle 15 and one at home, o

marcy and get theio perspective of budget committee rett,r scott gar republican from new jersey. all that up next. >> in looking at the events of a person's life, the normal approach is to do it chronologically, starting with the subject's youth and progressing through adulthood and old age. we do this with james monroe and we run into the limitations of the individual documentary record. the figure here holding the flag is supposed to represent james monroe. you want legacy? here you got it in spades. the great iconic painting of the american revolution. this and the signing of the declaration of independence are the 2 most known paintings from that era. you look at the figure of monroe, you look at washington, it is used directly -- it is exactly the same pose, almost a mirror reflection. monroe general washington, but he is in pretty much the same pose and he is holding the flag. the fifthts of president, sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern, part of 3 days of american history tv this holiday weekend on c-span3. >> as the president first stated in march and reemphasized tuesday night,

un cadÁver fue hallado en el lu gar, se busca al segundo, en el otro incidente una fabrica de acero cualra, estarÁ en sochi con dos mujeres mÁs para realizar una misiÓn terrorista en sede de juegos olÍmpicos que comienzan en 17 dÍas. una mujer serÍa una de 22 aÑos, esposa de un extremista islÁmico abatido. 80 mil agentes fueron enviados a sochi para crear un anillo de acero de 60 millas de largo, y 25 de ancho. hallaron sin vida a dos jÓvenes secuestrados por hombres armados en veracruz en mÉxico, uno era gibran martÍnez. participante de un concurso de canto de la televisiÓn mexicana, el fiscal de veracruz dijo que los cadÁveres se encontraron en un enfrentamiento de fuerzas de seguridad y delincuentes. >>> las primeras investigaciones establecen que estas personas fueron privadas de la vida, por dos individuos que momentos antes fueron abatidos por momentos de la seguridad. >>> fueron decomisados dos vehÍculos con uniformes de la policÍa, chaleco antibalas. armas, municiones, y marihuana, el papÁ de la vÍctima dijo que fue sustraÍdo de su domicilio, por policÍas estatales, una patrulla

regalo que te sobrÓ de la navidad, aquÍ buenas ideas para aprovecharlo al mÁximo y decorar el hoar gara alan, con los niÑos se puede hacer. en familia. >>> el fin de semana a gusto, no saben que hacer con el papel, quÉ hacemos con esto despues? >>> mire esta belleza. >>> servilleteros. >>> sÍ, las argollitas para poner servilletas, y siempre tienen botones de diferentes colores. >>> hasta con estrellita judÍa y la cosa, como yo. >>> con la famosa estrellita, ustedes despuÉs le colocan y esta pega que me encanta. >>> yo te ayudo. >>> todo lo tiene. le ponen, ustedes pÓnganse creativos hasta el seÑor de su casa. >>> le pone botones. >>> me lo pones ahÍ? >>> claro princesa. hago el churrito y vÁmonos para adentro. >>> si lo tienes mÁs largo, lo puedes poner. >>> cÓmo quedo? >>> divino. >>> se me salva alan. el siguiente, con ese mismo mÁs largo, lo pone tambiÉn para el pegamento, para las cortinas. >>> ay caray, cÓmo las cortinas? >>> asÍ. bien largo. entonces, de esta forma, le pega el botÓn acÁ, y en la tirita de atrÁs. le pone una cintica no? >>> sÍ, de acuerdo quÉ haces con eso? >>> v

to insult the women of america by making them believe that they are helpless without unck many sur garhout the help of the federal government, then so be it. >> well, plenty of high-profile republicans were not too pleased about that, like rick santorum who was on "crossed if choir" a few seconds later. >> do you thing language like that helps the image with women? >> i think hucka by could have phrased that differently. mike speaks off the cuff as some of us are known to do and splobl have chosen other words. >> republicans leaders are even more upset especially since republicans have gone to great lengths like tapping cathy mcmorris rodgers to deliver the state of the union. >> as we look to branch of our party, we must be conscious of tone and choice of words when we communicate those policies effectively. we should set the standard. >> priebus also called for an rnc committeeman to step down from his post after he made some disparaging comments about gays and muslims. so an effort to change the gop image is under way. >> all right. we'll have more about this rnc reboot throughout t

. >> it's got more gar, it's sweeter and also that's what people are usedto.e says expensive chocolates have finer gredients and more cocoa. but if you're trying to impress your valentine with the money you spend, think again. >> what's the message here? >> it doesn't matter if it's expensive. you don't have to spend a whole lot of money just on chocolate. go with the cheap delicious. put some blindfolds on these guys, which is good, i don't want you to hear anything. >> don't do it. >> they weren't able to watch any of it,eren't able to see any of it. in your left hand, i have a chocolate, taste the chocolate in your left hand. by the way, while you're doing that, i shou tellou that the audience at home can see the color-codednapks. they're having this colored napkin right here you gs good on that? >> yeah. >> now, do the rightand. w they're tasting -- now they're tasting this colored napkin right here. >> i got this. >> you have this o, natalie? >> when we -- >> i'm going. in our blind taste test, we ked which one do you think is more expensiv they all chose