at the twilights last gleaming. who's broad strips and stars through the per he will allows night.ver ram parts we lark with so glandly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs busting in air. gave proof through the night. that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star stand banner yet wave? over the land of the free. and the home of the brave. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping.) >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ our voices sing to the heaven ring, ring with a heartfelt liability and the revise in heart for an amazing start that to resound. king of song born of the face and heart of king born of the hope. we rise in song for the causalities the revoig. so if our song rings on. this will our hope. for the ring over the weary sing we sing for the song. we have long over a way. we have gone through 0 singing. if the - we sing. with people for our story. of our horrify gone overnight and triumph. now we will raise our voice. it is forever in the past we sing. those are the places. make our hearts stronger. this is the voice. to the heart and soul. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i left my heart in san francisco. i

what so proudly we hail as the twilight last gleaming. who's bright stripes and bright stars through the perils night over the ram parts we watch were so gallantly dreaming. and the rockets red glare the bombs busting in air. gave proof through the night that our flag was still tdr there are. oh, is does that stair spaniel banner yet wave. over the land of the free. and the home of the brave (clapping.) thank you michelle from ambassador high school give her another round of applause please. i'd like to mention that our speaker eddy who is the president of the chinese chamber of commerce couldn't make it here today he had emergency eye city, of course, the chinese chamber of commerce is an integral part of this but we would like to recognize a few of the friends of this event from the office of congress woman nancy pelosi. also the following are city commissioners please stand. gregory chow and rodney and steven lee and leo and irene riling and julie sue, my good friend right there please stand and cindy wu please give them a round of app

wanted energy, so i went to the big cbs bumper sticker on my back, and one of my nephews tennis shoes a gleam from my bell. i drank like six or seven cans of red bull and acted out of my mind ... it's hilarious it was so much fun. >> i could not sit still though because of the red bull. >> have to take those opportunities where you can get them. >> very nice. >> need for speed, if you like fast cars you need to see this movie. >>> that's it for us we will see you back here in 30 minutes ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: tonight, was it criminal? new evidence the missing malaysian jet was diverted on purpose. seth doane and jeff pegues have the latest. crimea gets ready to vote on whether to become part of russia on the eve of the vote elizabeth palmer reports on the leaders of ukraine's opposition who are disappearing. >> the billion-dollar bracket. we will talk to a math professor who says he has got the equation when it comes to picking winners the ncaa tournament. >> and we won mathematical mojo and we want to see you are hot going in. >> and history on ice. the story of a gold medalist goalie m

it fills a peninsula created by a bend in the thames with gleaming skyscrapers springing out of a futuristicpeople zone. canary wharf tower is one of the mightiest skyscrapers in all of europe. workers enjoy good public transit and plenty of green spaces for relaxing. the entire ensemble sits upon a vast underground shopping mall. in the 1700s, the thames riverfront was jammed up with shipping in downtown london while this end of town was an industrial zone with the stinky industries -- glue making, chemical works, and so on -- conveniently located just downwind from the rest of the city. in order to relieve all the congestion in downtown london, they decided to replace the industries out here with what became the world's ultimate port. the docklands organized shipping for the vast british empire. evoking the days when britannia ruled the waves, the old west india warehouses survive. but rather than trading sugar and rum, today they house the museum of london docklands and a row of happening restaurants. london's docklands illustrates how, in order to fully experience the energy of a great c

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out of the blue gloomy past, now we look back at last, where the white gleam of our bright star is cast. our last verse -- god of our weary years, got of our silent tears, thou who has brought us dust for along the way. thou who has brought us into the light, keep us forever on the path we pray. let us dark be straight from the laces places my god where we met thee. bless our hearts, drunk with the wine from the world that we forget. shadows beneath thy hand, may we forever stand, true to our god, true to our name native land. [applause]. >> with that we'll move to greetings from our honorable mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone, welcome to the peoples' hall. well, i am overjoyed to join all of you in celebrating our black history month here in san francisco and i wanted to say we have a lot of celebrate, but there's a lot of work ahead of us as well. let me take a moment to just share with you just how blessed we are in the city. well, a lot of members of the african american committee working our commissions throughout the city, and i also have, very fortunately, some

sequim icon that he wanted to claim a rifle twenty gleaming nice to come here and take it. the rights to this point is i'm pretty soon i will destroy anyone who comes here i will hang the syrian minister of a cough like that don't work of course lexi this isn't on the instance of is bought and paid in front of the cameras there was a recent incident was in the eye when he stormed into a local prosecutor's office in western ukraine to bonnie got to see the official let's see how we dealt with the argument will either be found. connor cobbler. on the sports center which was like of course i was surprised to see him again that ends well though it is cut understandable that some part of the protest their work hard line nationalists and the risk of course wasn't the most dangerous one they had the biggest question right now is provided this link this statement coming from right second worst in ukraine that they all but declared warning given as to whether this could escalate into something more violent than we've already seen and indeed although the mindset to teach the us has d

extreme diet pool or opinions of what it is exactly that's unraveling in cranial as we have the last gleaming brass have four militarily intervene where is russia has been saying that it is only planning to know and intervene militarily at the very last resort that the troops their presence on the grounds are not kind of elitist intervention they are allowed to be there have been allowed to be on ukrainian and cranny in territory for many years according to legal agreements that exists between russia and the last russian ukraine excuse. how is also responding to the sanctions. do you think is like in russia will allow international monitors into the region i know that something that president obama called for today. right at this better than less innocent answer the question of the monitor is an important point. the meeting is that's it's up to the ukrainian people and people of creamy add to figure out and decide whether they want monitors on the ground and this is certainly that's because the country is still split in terms of not what it once happening in the future that is something that'

from the west, the last gleam of a dying day glinted off the aluminum fuselages.stay light, young soldier murmured, stay on for ever and we will never -- the light faded and was gone. deep into the channel 59 darkened convoys went to battle stations as they pushed past the parallel roads of dim buoys, read to starboard, white to port. small craft struggled in the wind and loft. men sick, waves washed over tax and lcv log reported. stove without. nothing to beat, explosives wet and could not be dried out. short season snapped toll roads, flooded engine rooms and sloshed through troop compartments. some helmsmen held to their wheels 30 degrees off true to keep course. several heating vessels blinkered and one word message. seasick, seasick, seasick. down to 10 channels they plunged, to designate for each of the five forces steaming towards fog beaches. utah, gold, juno, sword. wakes braided and re- braided. the amber or of the full moon rose to the overcast over the port bow and the sea thing as well slip along every home bound for a better world. alleluia, saying s

. >> when i was listening to the russian ambassador earlier this afternoon, what i gleam from that listening to the russian ambassador, it's almost like putin promised for yanukovych to maintain power there and that didn't happen so now he's sort of stepping up how he's backing yanukovych, displaying his disdain for what he's calling the illegal removal of yanukovych. >> yeah. well, i think it highlights why this is a struggle of pure power and all of the platitudes about international law and what not that were being discussed at the united nations security council this afternoon are words that putin will now use against the nationalist ukrainians. for example, it's not a violation of anybody's sovereignty or territorial integrity if your military is not invited in by the legitimate government. so who is the legitimate government of ukraine? is it yanukovych, as the russians are claiming, or the interim government in kiev. if yanukovych invites russian troops in, let's call them peacekeepers, then under the russian theory there won't be any violation of territorial integrity or sovereignty.

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it is a nation of contrasts whose gleaming cities and resorts line one of the world's most volatile regions. where centuries old conflicts can explode into unthinkable violence. and those same countries are reflected in the nation's prisons. >> i am a bedouin, so you have to respect all the customs even if it is to die for the custom. >> it's a place where muslims are held with jews, where organized crime families challenge correctional staff for authority, where nothing is taken for granted. >> translator: there was an event where a motorcycle passed by and threw a grenade in the direction of one of the guard towers. >> now three israeli prisons open their doors to our cameras, and we reveal unexpected sights inside. ♪ >>> located on the mediterranean coast, tel aviv is the israeli version of the city that never sleeps. it is the nation's financial capital and draws millions of tourists each year. 30 miles to the northeast, however, is a considerably less popular landmark. rimonim, israel's largest maximum security prison. >> translator: the prison holds about 1,200 prisoners. here we have

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you can see the gleaming spears of corporate london from here.tics of government policy say while the capitol is thiefing, places around here are still on their knees. the opposition labor party says youth unemployment in this area east of london has gone up by 96%. >> we have the third highest long-term youth unemployment rate in the east of england yet we are right by london. the idea that because the economy might be booming in some parts of the country, that those even right next door can benefit is pie in the sky. >> reporter: while the uk's recovery is said to be the fastest as anywhere in the developed world, the question is who the up turner actually serves. >> with national elections just over a year away, there is said to be a growing sense of uneasy among some conservative politicians in marginal constituencies like this as to what might happen the recovery from the city of london doesn't get to their electorates as well. the government said it's trying to put the country back on a long-term path to recovery. if the recovery doesn't sp

. >> warner: shoppers strolled through the donetsk citi mall last night-- a gleaming island in this gritty industrial hub of eastern ukraine-- to tunes of piped-in pop music. until, exactly at 6:30, a small flash mob of ukrainian activists materialized, waving flags and singing the national anthem. but there were almost as many cameras as carolers. afterward, organizer diana berg said these small-scale shows of ukrainian identity and unity were safer than large demonstrations. >> there are reasons to be afraid after the 13th of march; when one of us was killed by a pro-russian. >> warner: threat of russian intervention? >> when we see what is happening in crimea, of course there is a threat. >> warner: on march 1st, just as putin's troops took over crimea, dueling protests erupted in southeastern ukraine between supporters and opponents of joining with russia too. the death came in this melee last thursday. pro-russian protests continued through last weekend, as demonstrators briefly occupied government buildings. did you have such divisions exist before this? >> never. >> warner: unlike p

. >> we're not allowed to disturb gleam absolutely not. >> very quiet business. >> absolutely. >> this a slice of springtime. >> during a break we managed to talk with katie moss-warner who has judged for more than 15 years. she told us how it's done at this exhibit based on the paintings of a pennsylvania art dynasty. >> this area was so important for the family, it was this natural terrain. they even put the sounds of the spring birds. >> yes, isn't that great? >> it smells like we're on a little woodland -- what do you think judges have to judge is how many senses do you experience in the garden. do you hear, can you touch, the sight and sound. >> real garden has all the senses. >> in your opinion this is a real masterpiece. >> it is. >> she wasn't alone. judges named the exhibit best in show landscape. designers, judges and visitors alike say they can't help but be wowed by the commitment, creativity and craftsmanship on display. but in the end it's the bulb and the blooms that makes the philadelphia flower show truly blossom. >> cowan: still to come, art that's so bad it's -- well

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a new eastern span mass gleaming white cables. wants to install digital billboards and along the southbound connector to 880. critics say there will be eye source and traffic hazard. >>> the city of san francisco has just sold a valuable piece of property to help pay for the new transbay transit center. the real estate website reports the city sold the 43,000-square foot lot of lond for $72 million -- of land for $72 million. the site highlighted in this area in a red triangle, it's on folsom between first and fremont. the land will be converted into a 550-foot high residential tower featuring 740 units. >>> one san francisco hotel is opening its doors to google glass. beginning this week, the stanford court did offering a free cocktail to anyone wearing google glass. the hotel is to be the first establishment to cater to those wearing the device. >>> the bay area is home to nine of the highest paying companies in the country. according to a new study apagea medical has the highest average pay at $220,000 a year. the best paying l

we would have gleamed from these programs more information and there is strong probability within the intel community we might have picked up on that. so i don't want to make a comment on that, but i want to make sure the record reflects the actual facts on the ground relative to this. now, admiral rogers, we discu discussed something senator mccain mentioned earlier and that is with respect trying communicate the programs to the american people is going to be difficult. he mentioned doing speeches. and i think we agree that is part of it. but i would like for you to elaborate more on what do you think you think we can do to show transparency and let the american people understandhow the programs work. >> i think we can communicate more with why we are doing this. what led us to these decisions and it needs to be broader than the director of national security agency. there is a lot more aspect than just the intelligence piece. this boils down to an assessment of risks in terms of the security as a nation and our rights as individuals. we value both have to come up with a way to enable

oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that ourroof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? spurs preheated behalf of everyone today. let us pray. almighty father whose commanders over and whose and whose love never fails, let us be aware of your presence and obedient to your will. we acknowledge will be the achieved this done for you is because of you. we acknowledge also what we've accomplished is to to those we place around us in support of inspiration. and the sacred moment of recognition of courage and humility, we thank you for those who have shared their love of their nation and the courage preserve it. we also acknowledge our debt to those who have stood beside us in battle to have given their lives for

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