helene, i know you cover this hard reality. but underneath the president's thinking, is there a worry about all those people from the liberal areas like san francisco, the liberal areas of the democratic party, who are going to peel off? >> absolutely. and it's not just the liberals. he's very worried about this. and he's going into -- 2012 is not that far away. that's a very real fear. and i think a question to ask is where president obama is on his own support for the afghan war and just whether or not he wants to narrow its focus. chris: it was interesting that speaker pelosi, i know it often happens like this, but said nothing on this issue this week. her friends all voted against the funding. she was mute. she was the speaker. but she didn't take a political position on this. >> well, this is one of those situations where she's not going to score any political points with the white house on this issue by speaking out. and she's got her own issues that she's fighting with them. some things that she's trying to get behind cl

i want to make some comments about helen, is helen still here. helen and martin. she was standing by in the event that the mayor showed up, but i wanted to call her up just to give a greeting and martin, thank you for being here. thank you for his support. we enjoyed having you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you! you guys are all nice. thank you again for kqed for their beautiful work that they do every year to recognize the american indian people across the nation. i think that's wonderful. although that i think we should do this every day as we do our job and celebrate who we are. we do have a lot that we contribute to the united states. actually we started this cultural event through the recommendation of the mayor, mayor newsom. i want to thank him. i know is not here. he has got a lot of work to do. we have a present for him that we're going to give him. he'll get it anyway. i'm sorry that he is not here to do that. but we thank him for his strong support along with the former mayor, willie brown. it's because of their support that friendship hous

i'd also like to thank helen walkasou of friendship house, john ben with a of the american native -- john ben with a -- jonbenet, lindo brian from kqed and mark espinosa from the native american health center. and i'd like to now introduce mark espinosa, executive director of san francisco native american health center. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. i'd like to congratulate all the winners tonight as well as thank all the sponsors for this great event. native american health center of san francisco was started in 1972 to provide health services very much needed for natives who are relocated to the bay area. we are still located in the mission district. we provide medical services, dental services, h.i.v. services and behavior health services. we're open to all city and county residents of san francisco as well as our native population. we are a safety net clinic and we do support the city and county in terms of providing health services for the city residents of san francisco. at this time i'd like to turn it over to darren for the introduction of one of our staff members, kath

helene was out there with him and he was making a lot of money. you look at the republicans, the republicans are trying to model what the democrats did when they were in the minority. their committees are raising money, but they also have a coalition of outside groups that are starting to get together to try to raise even more money and try to fill the gaps for where the republicans are lacking. and notably the national governors association has got practically double the amount that the democratic governors association has. so that gives them a big fat kitty to play with. and when you help the governors, you help the state legislatures and you help the federal candidates, too. any time you get a statewide organization like the governors association working in a state, they are enlisting votes. >> in 2008, the democrats clearly outraised the republicans. with 10 weeks to go, can you give us a tally who is ahead by how much and does it matter? >> the democrats are ahead substantially. the democratic party's candidates have raised $590 million and t

it's been destroyed and one of my favorites done by helen bruten. it's to remind us, while i was looking at these projects, they employed 42 percent women. it's very unusual in the art world. and then of course, in san francisco, benny lafono. we had the first and the last of the new deal. coit tower is the first. it is i think, one of the best in the country. it shows san francisco's history and that of human civilization shown through the eyes of labor. these are things that happened in san francisco's history. lynchings. again, coit tower, shows you the stock market dropping. something people weren't used to seeing. and a business many being held up. and in george washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater.

. >>> estado ble visión la sensación helen reno cia van unido con el deseo de adoptar a a estados unidosuestra cultura y tradición y a la vez integrarnos como tales. >>> state grags proviene según esta experta del respeto y agradecimiento que se le tiene a la cultura que nos a coge que la cada vez ma blor problth gs hispana representa una amenaza para la unidad nashl. >>> pero como nos percibimos entre nosotros cuanto siente usted que tienen en común con hispanos de un origen diferente al suyo la mayoría dijo mucho o algo. >>> pero los hispanos nos criamos más o menos igual llegamos aquí y nos juntamos y todo queremos ir de fiesta, estar felices, pasar momentos contentos y pasarlo bien también la mayoría considera que su progreso en este país tiene que ver con el progreso de otros hispanos reconocen que entre los mismos latinos heidi flen teso culturas y prument, a la pregunta de cuantos de sus amigos son hispano 63% dijo que todos o por lo menos más de la mitad. >>> tengo amistades americanas pero son pocas más del 80% son latinos. >>> en conjunto los resultados de esta encuesta revela

mary helen would say, hey, maybe we should bring juneteeth back to fillmore, or bring them together alternating each year for the celebration. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. as usual, right on point. i just had someone who works in housing in bayview tell me that since 2009, there has been about 1400 foreclosures in bayview. we'd like to think that doesn't touch us in san francisco because property is so expensive. that is not the case, and we have to quit ignoring that fact. it is our responsibility. i would like to introduce -- it is interesting, because someone said to me yesterday, man, how i miss mary rodgers, and i said i miss her too, because her being gone is one of the reasons i have to work so hard in my community. she is not here, and everyone is having to step up. with juneneeth, the next speaker, lou garrett, took over the presidency, and juneteenth has not missed a beat. they do this every year. this is still america, and they don't do it with all the resources so many other festivals you see happen in san francisco have. there are folks who give money t

it was a complement to this consulting work and i was fortunate to go to two of my best donors, helen henderson and adrienne arsht, and tell them this is what we want to do. this is the money we need to do it and they were incredibly gracious and each wrote me a check for about $100,000 and we were off and running. >> and who is helen henderson and adrienne arsht? >> helen henderson is a member of our board of the kennedy center, one of our great donors who've been incredibly supportive of the organization. she's been incredibly helpful to me in pursuing some of my biggest projects here like our sondheim festival and all of our international festivals. adrienne arsht is the treasurer of our board, has been involved with the kennedy center for many, many decades, but has recently come back to town and was again extremely gracious and helpful and said if i want to do it, she was in. >> what's their motivation and what do they tell you the reason is that they want to write you a check for a hundred thousand so you can travel around the united states? >> different donors of all projects,

but none come from my head. >> reporter: helen fisher one of the world's experts on love.memory. i mean, can't remember the first date, the first kiss the first year of marriage, doesn't even remember the name of his wife. >> terribly traumatic for the person who loves that person. when there's a real barrier to a romantic relationship the person who's madly in love, just loves the person harder. that dopamine system in the brain becomes more active and you love them more. >> reporter: isn't that the same area that awakes up. >> yes. >> reporter: love is like cocaine? >> love is very much like cocaine, but it lasts a lot longer. >> when he first came home, i probably realized, that i was going to have to start saying good-bye to who he was and start working with who he is now. and it took me a long time. because, if somebody's sitting right in front of you and they look like the person you're in love, and they don't have any context of who you are, you can't really just good-bye to who they were. you know. >> reporter: she said that she decided to stay. and to make life as

helen is renowned as an exemplary team player who is always helpful and resource will. these other reasons why she was selected. the group award is being awarded to our nursery staff. george began his career in 2007. his company has continued the tradition of providing quality plans for the entire recreation and parks department. the nurturing provides excellent plant materials for the entire department. various city hall offices and most cities special events. they prepare special cultivation for the shakespearean garden. the materials can range from large to 1 gallon shrubs. and george has developed a very special oil mix. they have renovated the irrigation system. the nursery has a whole group of their own volunteers and worse of volunteer groups. our botanical garden and director says the work of his crew as being an outstanding providing the tools for all exhibits. they've let also been using plants which are water smart. the nursery was awarded the group award. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> a couple more items and then we will be done. this morning and last

the director of helen keller international told the bbc drought has wiped out crops and malnutritionre dropping -- topping 20%. russia says it will take a key step towards starting up and -- starting a reactor in iran's first nuclear power station. it could be six months before the reactor is fully operational. the white house shows this shows tehran has no need to pursue its own program. what is it that makes some people happy to eat anything while others run at the site of broccoli or fish? picky eaters are usually dismissed as fussy, but scientists find evidence this may be in your genes. >> this woman is a typical picky eater. she likes half a dozen different foods and will not touch anything else. >> cherry tomatoes, i would like to like them but i cannot get past the squish. >> her aversion to the texture of food is not unusual. others say they don't like the smell of food, raising the possibility that they are born with genes that affects their sensory perception. researchers launched a nationwide survey. >> there are a lot of places for people to tell their story. we want thi

. >> reporter: helen williams springfield could barely believe it herself. she had been scammed. she responded to an ad on craigslist as a home being up for rent. she met a couple who took $5,000 from her for three months rent and deposit. >> i liked the place. we was all excited. >> reporter: then a visit from someone else who told her that the couple that took her money and handed her receipts and a rental agreement were probably scammers. this house was in foreclosure and scheduled to be up for auction on august 30th. >> the police said i'm the fourth family that has been scammed in this area. you're very lucky because the other three families got put straight out right then. >> reporter: a sacramento sergeant spoke to williams. police agencies have responded to situations just like this. >> one of the easiest ways is to contact other neighbors and ask who they pay the rent to. >> reporter: that is little consolation to williams. >> i'm just one person. i'm just tired and have no money and nowhere to go. >>> still to come at 6:00 -- >> the charter man daths that the drivers re

this occasion for which we have gathered, and rest as we celebrate this invocation to kick off mary helen rogers june 2010 kickoff. we thank you for the time and space to celebrate this grand occasion. we've come a long way, but we recognize we yet have a long ways to go. we thank you for what you have done, and pray for your blessings on this occasion today ont hose who come forth. let their be joy and uplift as you take us far beyond even our expectations, for this is your doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes. we give you praise, glory, and honor. we thank you now. this is our prayer. amen, and amen. >> thank you so much, bishop. i am going to ask various -- perhaps one person in the audience who loves this song more than i do, i am going to ask if he would come in this time and meet us and lift every voice and sing. pastor brown, would you come and lead us? come on. [applause] >> good afternoon. we are going to sing. when james weldon johnson wrote this hymn, he wrote it to tell a story. you don't see a movie until you see it all and see the conclusion. i ask everyone to stand, and i

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nixon ran up the score against helen douglas by labeling her the pink lady for her strong new deal politics. kennedy wasn't background to run against someone named joe russo. in their 1960 presidential fa face off, it was set. kennedy had a trickster, dick tuck. one of tuck's tricks was to have an older woman run up to nixon immediately after the great debate with kennedy and yell you'll do better the next time. after nixon finally became president, his team decided if they couldn't beat the democratic people, they would come up with some of their own. here is pat buchanan nan explaining to sammer vin the tactics? >> what tactics are we willing to use? anything that was not immoral, unethic, illegal or unprecedented in previous democratic campaigns. [laughter] chris: old pat. nixon's things went way beyond campaign pranks. here is miller talking about g. gordon liddy's plan to spy on members of the campaign involving members of the world's oldest profession. >> he had another plan which would have used women as agents to work with members of the democratic national committee at their conven

>> helen fisher has done really interesting work here. addicted to that person? guess what? when love is interrupted, what lights up in the brain is the center where addiction is located in the brain. so, when you feel it, you really are, in fact, addicted to love. i asked her whether or not love is like cocaine. and she says, yeah. it is. it lasts longer. >> when you're dumped, you go through withdrawal. >> why it is, helen fisher is an anthropologist. the idea is we were supposed to mate. and we were supposed to procreate. then, we were supposed to stay together for life to raise the kids. the brain is doing the things it did in ancient times, bonding us together. >> this is fascinating. you can see everything tonight on the abc news special, "secrets of the mind," at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. and i guess you're going to answer the mystery you laid out this morning. everyone's going to come back. >> it will be late for you, george. i expect you to stay up. >> i'll do it. or i'll dvr it. >>> we'll come back. or i'll dvr it. >>> we'll

. >> despite the recall the right eight firms and helen dell farms are filled to produce millions of eggs a day and those eggs could still end up in your local supermarket. the differences there will be in there shall. the eggs are going to facilities where they're taking out of there shall and pasteurize. the liquid eggs are then sold to for processors to be turned into mayonnaise, ice-cream and other products. critics say they a industry is rapidly consolidating and so fast of the problems of one producer can quickly affect the entire country 200 farms now provide 95 percent of the eight sold in the united states. garbage workers in san mateo county are protesting contract negotiations. as daniel reports today that they started >> a 48 hour strike> union workers have taken to the picket line over contract negotiations. typically these garbage trucks will not be parterre of the same time many of them would feel picking up garbage, today the folks to try these trucks or in front of all allied waste carrying picket signs. they said they had no contracts in january and is 48 hour strik

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i'd also like to add a note that helen would like to thank lehman. he was called upon to advocate and represent the friendship house when they were fighting for parity in funding from the city and county of san francisco. they did receive their grants from the city and county of san francisco for substance abuse treatment and because of lee brightman's efforts, we thank you, lee, appreciate that very much. at this time i'd like to call up on his son to say a few words on behalf of our honoree. >> god, you know, there's a lot of heroes here today that really need honoring. this month is very important for all of our people. this is, of course, native american heritage month. we have a lot of work still left to do. because the trail blazers, likemy father, lehman brightman. he's done so much work. he's done so many things that he's never asked for a dime. he's never asked for an award. he's never wanted money. he's never done it for the money. he's never done it for the fame. he did it because he loves his people. he loves all of our people. he's now 7

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helen. having a kid doing this. you know i think originally this this was tough. but i am on a mission you know somebody murdered my daughter. i couldn't give up all my baby so i'm going to fight this until i get justice for. what's justice they need to make some changes in their attitude about the how they treat women in the military just get past look they know best not all for me it's going to be a fight now to see if we can get some changes in. extracting black gold is dangerous. worldwide demand pushes the limits to catastrophe. is the price tomorrow night. is it possible to prevent such disasters. and can the after must be dealt with quickly and effectively. oil spills and thrills on r.t. .

. >> reporter: nick often shares his story at the helen vine detox center and marin county jail. says he can identify with marin county teens who have one of the worst drug abuse rates in the state because they tend to have more money to spend on drugs. >> i didn't realize i now started a journey down the wrong road of addiction. >> reporter: rob reinhart of the marin county alcohol tobacco and drug program says nick has a compelling message. >> he has a fire in his belly. what you see is what you get. >> reporter: nick is paying out of his own pocket to broadcast the station in marin and contra costa counties. he is raising money to air it statewide. >> every morning when you wake up, there are miracles. >> reporter: for steering teens away from drugs and leading others to freedom from addiction this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to nick moorhatch. sharon chin, cbs 5. >> nick has developed six steps for parents to help keep their teenagers from getting into drugs. we have posted them at cbs5.com/jeffersonawards in our story about nick. >>> still to come, unearthing

thirty eight year old left the cleveland cavaliers the veteran was given to a contract from which helen around three million u.s. dollars the former n.b.a. champion is currently the oldest active player in the league will be boston's back up center behind carolina look at it. is only have seven hundred thirty days left in this game and i just want to be with a group of guys are you know like the way and you know as do your job you should have been a player of experience. and finally to martial arts with a bit of a difference russia's bailiff's have taken the skills they used in self defense to a new level and allow utilizing the so-called complete fighting system in their everyday work robert fatton explains. first assured warm up. muscle flexing. their skills and drills. looks like a professional fire risk regular training session over the once you see train here all russian bailiff's learning the so-called complete biting system. this is one of the most suitable training systems for bailiffs as it includes both boxing and wrestling techniques physical impact a wrist this is part of ou

gordon was a member of the greatest generation, a world war ii veteran who also worked with helen kellerhe habitate soldiers blinded in battle. he endured the death of his wife, cancer, a heart attack, two broken hips and more, he rarely ever complained. a great grandfather six times leaving a lasting legacy, gordon williams was 93 years old. a life that could teach us all a little something. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday evening. in for brian williams, i'm ann curry. for all of us here at nbc news, curry. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you and good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> some breaking news to start off this evening. an earthquake located near watsonville according to the usgs. a 4.0 erm quake on the san andreas fault. >> we have had people who called the newsroom to say they felt it. this is near the san andreas fault, whether there is a link is premature. we'll find out from the usgs

it was started by maxine harris and helen bergman.ty connections provides a range of services. we have our community support teams, and there at least five specialties within those teams-addictions and co-occurring disorders, criminal justice involvement and recovery from the criminal justice system, wellness and recovery, and recovery from violent victimization. we also provide a host of other services. we have a psychiatric clinic, we work with

percent of the russian mobile provider as part of the deal the bill comes amid shareholders alpha group helen or i like you to see their respective stakes fall to thirty five and twenty seven percent there's no comment so far from any of the companies involved. and that's all from the business scene for now but you can always find more stories on our website that's r.t. dot com slash business. observe nature and discover it. meet. the communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free and. see what nature can give you a nazi. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us for technology update on our g. if. would be soon which brightened a few moments from funniest impressions. from stunts on t.v. come.

turning the radio station on and paying attention to traffic when i drive so needless to say police took helen into custody and booked her on a misdemeanor count of driving with paired alertness now it was also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia since cops found a broken piece of crack pipe but her purse sad so there are there are just so many jokes in this story i can't i don't even know where to begin she was also driving a pontiac and wasn't there a tag line years ago we are driving excitement or maybe you know she was getting her kicks on route sixty six i could go on but i won't anyway the point is tonight's told time winter is callender hamilton but then we remember that she doesn't actually needed tool because she travels with her own. or yesterday we first told you about a major factor contributing the obesity epidemic in the u.s. genetically modified foods quietly become a staple of the american diet and even though these modified products could be to blame for a growing waistlines the u.s. government just doesn't seem too bothered about it our chief correspondent to hand h

helen fisher, the answer is yes. >> i decided if i looked into the brain, i could perhaps find out what'soing on when people are feeling that intense rush of romantic love. >> reporter: alana and mike clear felt euphorically in love at their 2008 wedding but were alarmed to hear that 50% of marriages end in divorce. would theirs be one of them? >> i kind of wanted to find out at the beginning of our adventure together whether or not we were right for each other. >> reporter: mike proposed a radical idea, they would put their young love under a extreme test to see if it would survive. >> okay. we're going to quit our jobs. >> reporter: they set out on a motorcycle trip down the longest highway in the world, eight and a half months, side by side. dr. fisher would test them both before and after the trip. dr. fisher says she has had people say they were in love, only to have their brains say otherwise. would mike and alana's brains betray them? take a look at their brains before the trip. the illuminated area here in the romantic love center is glowing like a christmas tree. and after the tr

something is wrong or unfortunately there are a lot of things that are wrong but as sherman said wars helen but today everything's on facebook and it's all over the news although we were talking about it because you know it's all over in our eyes and online and we don't have the whole picture and i was there know for example where. it was still in years later and not even a picture of him or any explanation of when he'll be really well we'll see his facebook accounts he pops up on next right out of it thank you very much for being here all right still to come on tonight's show that d.a. says that a certain cancer drug is not effective but some lawmakers are accusing the federal agency of deciding how long some terminal patients for to live in the words death panel are already being tossed around so discuss that in just a moment. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join your knowledge and update on our jeep hungry for the full story we've got. the bigg

. >> this is given by the helen diller family foundation. the award come was a $36,000 check.his is a expression meaning prepare the world. this is to further develop projects. kyle white is a senior in danville, 13 when realized the need for soccer fields in poverty-stricken african countries. >> this is bringing happiness is and people together. makes them happy. giving people joy. >> this project is called fund to field. today he's helped build seven fields in uganda and south africa. using award money to expand the project. these are the kinds of students top universities are looking for. >> you don't summarize the students in two, three numbers. these is the report sort of young people we want to attract. >> there is five winner autos this is her vision to say yes to these teens to let them know in a world some people say no, that she's saying yes. there is a power to make change. >> great work. still to come, and new at 6:00 tonight nationwide egg recall. we're going to take a look at impact on local egg producers and what they do to keep eggs safe. >> new rules now in e

helen fisher, the answer is yes. >> i decided that if i -- if i looked into the brain, i could perhapsing on when people are feeling that intense rush of romantic love. >> reporter: alana and mike felt euphorically in love at their 2008 wedding. but were alarmed to hear that 50% of marriages end in divorce. would theirs be one of them? >> i kind of wanted to find out at the beginning of our adventure together whether or not we were right for each other. >> reporter: mike proposed a radical idea. they would put their young love under an extreme test to see if it would survive. >> okay, we're going to quit our jobs. >> reporter: they set out on a motorcycle trip down the longest highway in the world. eight and a half months side by side. dr. fisher would test them both before and after the trip. dr. fisher says she has had people say they were in love, only to have their brains say otherwise. would mike and alana's brains betray them? take a look at their brains before the trip. the illuminated area here in the romantic love center is glowing like a christmas tree. and after the trip, al

. >> reporter: helen williams springfield could barely believe it herself. she had been scammed.d responded to an ad on craigslist advertising this home on spanish wells court in sacramento county as being up for rent. she says she met a couple here who took a total of $5,000 from her for three months rent and deposit. >> i shined the floor and signed it. >> reporter: and then a visit from someone else who told her the couple who took her money and handed her receipts and a rental agreement were probably scammers. this house was in foreclosure and is scheduled to be up for auction on august 30th. >> said i'm the fourth family that has been scammed out here in this area. said you're very lucky, because the other three families, they got put straight out right then. >> reporter: it was a sacramento county sheriff sergeant who spoke to williams, but police agencies across northern california have responded to situations just like this. >> one of the easiest ways is probably to contact other neighbors and ask them who they pay the rent to, to verify whether they're talking to the rig

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another farm helen dell farms of by walsh is also said to be the source of a hundred 7 million recalled the company said its devastated by possibly making people sick and says the company never had a recall and its 45 year history. >> investigators looking into possible links between the two companies the right now they do share one supplier for young chickens and feed. in washington >> the magazine bone appetit has embarked on a taste test for the favorite to supermarkets will foods pure where producers kimberly tells us what serial were the best tasting of the so- called healthy cereals sold in the stores. >> you're not a fine for a looser " apostle on this list so what bone appetit did it they voted all these different cereals based on taste and they had a nutritious on the value of each one. let's take a look at some of the top ones. was a three-way tie for first place based on flavor this included this one barbara's bakery pulse the blind taste testers said it's crunchy slightly sweet red it really high and not only does it taste good it's also really healthy to nutritionists said