helen, "world news," how are you? helen has been watching. dear ms. sawyer and mr. muir. everywhere you look. even our stealth visit to grand central station, we asked if anyone was wearing clothes made in america. this couple determined to find something. even the t-shirt -- as we drew a crowd, some knew exactly what we were up to. this german couple didn't. they were emphatic. they came to america to buy american. >> japan. >> vietnam. >> and mexico. >> reporter: the label on his jeans? we stopped them there. but even in their abetter chrome we bag -- >> made in china. >> reporter: you came all this way from germany? >> to buy stuff from china. >> reporter: to buy stuff from china. in fact, 98% of the clothes bought in this country are made overseas. which brings us back to helen, who saw that and marched into her ymca and blew her whistle. >> i thought of this class and i thought "bathing suits." >> reporter: canada, china, india, do mim can republic, hondur honduras. vietnam. mexico, cambodia. did any of you find a made in the usa swimsuit? when any of you looked when

helene, you cover the president. the president is commander in chief. he's also a political figure who has to respond to the public at home. is he aware now that he's more hawkish than the country? >> i'm not entirely sure i think he's more hawkish than the country. i think this has long been -- afghanistan for obama has always been sort of the good war. but i think a couple of years ago he started to get very frustrated with the idea of how many troops the military had been pushing for him to send there, and i think that frustration has grown and grown, and you're at a point now where he very much wants to pull as many troops as he can and bring them home. and he's at odds with his military. but remember, i think it was leon panetta who said it's very hard for a democratic president to go up forcefully and publicly against his military commanders. that's a hard thing for president obama to do. but that said, i think he's much more pushing the counterterrorism. chris: this is a political question to both of you. mike, first. this question of going down

"the new york times" helene cooper and new york magazine's john heilemann. first up, barack obama won the white house as the insurgent. now he's the incumbent. he ran on the audacity of hope. where there was hope, there are now points on the scoreboard. audacity's been replaced by what, wisdom? "60 minutes" correspondent steve crop asked the president about the change. >> you ran as somebody who was going to come to washington and change it and in the end, as some of your predecessors, they've ended up changing you. >> i think it's fair to say it hasn't changed me in terms of my ideals, you know when you're campaigning. i think you're liberated to say things without thinking about ok, how am i going to actually practically implement this. >> do you think you were naive? >> no, i don't think i was naive. i just think these things are hard to do. chris: bob, you wrote a lot of inside books on our recent president, get to know him. what is the before and after with this guy? how did he change when he ran and now, how you covered him? >> we're going to spend the

aids took everything from helen. she lost everything. it's not just amen. people used to think it's everyone. >> it is everyone. i think the reality is that we are each other's keepers. what the quilt it is is demonstrates that this is a disease that is not just my personal disease, but everyone's and my response affects everyone else's response. >> me about these. you made six panels and you brought a couple. you are hiv positive and you are a grandmother and your mom and son both died from complications of the disease. >> yes. what i do when i make the panels, i make them so in the statistics where we hear about it's 30 million people every day or whatever, each panel represents a person. i make the quilt so that we will know it's not just a number. this was a person in my life that i loved. >> someone that you loved. >> yes. >> let's take a look at this one. >> this is a brother and a sister. this is my mom and my uncle. this shows pictures of when they were kids. they have grown up. >> you seem like you get emotional when you talk about it. >> do i beca

could the prime minister meet with me the joint epilepsy counseling and professor helen crops how we can advance these provisions which will not only save costs but more importantly, ve lives. >> i'd be delighted to meet with her and also with helen cross who i know well who is an absolutely brilliant clinician and someone i know well. i am keenly aware of the support we give to people with epilepsy. obviously, one of the steps that we're taking is putting in place more personal budgets and more single assessments which i think will help with epilepsy. my understanding is that while there's many good things in her bill, there is some concern that it could have too much of a medical approach to special educational needs. something i actually have some sympathy with but i know many professionals have their concerns about it so perhaps we can talk about that when we et. >> mr. steven phillips. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. could my right honorable friends tell the house whether and if so, what the results have been the government has made an assessment of what a proposed cuts in

beyond the swim lessons they've been taught something else by a swimmer named helen.'d seen all those videos sent in by viewers, so common to clothing. just today another one from cub scouts in salt lake city, utah. their uniforms? >> it's bangladesh. >> reporter: it's everywhere you look. even our stealth visit to new york's grand central station. we asked, was anyone wearing clothes made in america? this couple determined to find something. even the t-shirt. >> haiti. >> reporter: as we drew a crowd, some knew exactly what we were up to. >> "made in america." >> you knew what was going on. >> reporter: this german couple didn't. and they were emphatic. they came to america to buy american. >> japan. vietnam. >> mexico. >> reporter: the label on his jeans? >> japan. >> reporter: we stopped him there. in fact, 98% of the clothes bought in this country are made overseas. which brings us back to helen who saw that and marched into her ymca and blew her whistle. >> i thought of this class and i thought, bathing suits. >> canada, china, india, dominican republic, honduras

our guest tonight is from what he can tell because feeding people has been made illegal in orlando helens are joins us to explain exactly why we've got a new total for the bill on the wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan brown university researchers tried to include libya but couldn't quite count that high anyway u.s. admiral seems to gone rogue in libya or the white house is lying you can decide for yourself which is more likely the taliban is offering room service there's another revolution brewing in egypt i've got a new breakdown on lol site and we'll explain how al gore is nothing more than a state sanctioned product blocker and there's nothing special about our other dear leader from illinois which i have nothing better than you the viewer completes an episode of adam vs the man. a study at brown university has concluded that the total cost of the unconstitutional liberal nation building wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan will total around conservatively three point seven trillion dollars or as much as four point four trillion dollars when i count the brilliant numbers guys over

applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have marked as bookstores, who will be selling this -- ms. colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have

basis for getting the foreign staff has experience they have christine we have no nothing helen machine and. i just opened up an office a little kids if you can't beat them join them. but still shut the so i got a job with a foreign company. and they'll. both tell what's me in front of the bill name and how's your family calculates mission that sort of panel has when i first got to give it out by sharing these foreign companies one what is there is no money and trash. is jobs for people like me filled our lives that is an educated and illiterate and you would get this old bastard all i know is how to fill up garbage sacks. i can't even read street signs because of the sign says stop but i keep driving on the right as they take our jobs will not only because they feel that we are back lord as much we prove in the throne they don't know we have mastered computers and maps remains i believe but develop that many of them but i wonder that that's wishful thinking. i my there's god's will let's try to get it and. if they don't acknowledge us. agency yes. this has to be the same with them and

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places for getting their foreign staff has experience they have christine we have no nothing helen machine and. a little bit of. little kids if you can't beat them join them. so i got a job with a foreign company. where is the bill. both sell what's new you found in a bill name and how's your family coping lately had at that sort of thing i know that my first beginning my share of these foreign companies one what is it there's no money in trash. jobs for people like me i was an educated and illiterate and. this showed us all i know is how to fill up garbage sacks. i can't even read street sign or does the sign says stop but i keep driving off the light as they take our jobs will modify my because they feel that we are back war it's not as much we prove in this wrong fighting that we have mastered computers and maps remains i believe in the body but develop that money out of it but that was one of that that's wishful thinking. i my the because god's will but a dead end. if they don't acknowledge us. but they don't see us. is that they could care less about this apathy. business in the chass

this is helen she used to work for we pardon the delay pleas par the defaultine pardon the dy this isan, and jicama what is this stir-fry sauce? >> sherry, sauce, soy sauce, ginger. >> and her name as helen making a lettuce wrap and ponzu with citrus soy >> that is so great. >> this is basically it. >> that is it. >> correct. that is why is enfeofan easy the lettuce wrap put your hands like so. >> now, you've got to wrap a little bit? [laughter] >> there you have it. ooh! that is delicious. >> and it is a low fat when you go to www.kron4.com get the recipe, helen, great meeting you. panel welcome back. a live look on the south bay. >> welcome back. a live look on the south bay. >> let us check and whiffed janu >> janu: the sunshine >> widespread 50s. 54 in los gatos. this afternoon, we should see 60s. 64 degrees in richmond. we have upper 60s and down the peninsula a bit cooler in half moon bay. and about 74 degrees for morgan hill. take a look at the temperature charts. on tuesday, san francisco is going to get up to 70 degrees. santa rosa, 82 degrees your full forecast, coming up. >

hill with the faces circling the foreign staff has experience they have pristine we have no nothing helen machine and i hate the jews or the. kids if you can't beat them join them. with us ok so i got a job with a foreign company. and they'll. both know what's me in front of the bill and then expose your family calculates me at solar panel when i first got to give it a bash these foreign companies one what is there's no money in trash. is jobs for people like me to live our lives that is an educated and illiterate you would get the shoulder to pass all i know is how full of garbage sacks. i can't even read street signs because of the sign says stop but i keep driving on the light as they take our jobs will modify my because they feel this we're back wards we've proven this wrong thing that we have mastered computers and maps remains i believe developed was that one of them but i was sure not but that's wishful thinking. oh my. goodness god's will let's try to get it and. if they don't acknowledge us. almost an agency yes. because it was a business and they could care less about the stamp

be able to speak later, >> if the of helen wants to give -- if the appellate wants to give you turn, you may speak. >> i am sorry. i did not know what the rules were. >> mr. kelly wants me to put this up. i would like the overhead please. i would like to talk about the loss of green space and properties that used to be enjoyed by the neighborhood. the initial proposal showed the developer completely paving each lot. goothey have already moved a nur of beautiful trees. a total yards space is less than a yard space of any other single home during your -- any other single home. they claim that this is a mess, but this is the result of neglect by the correct owner. in this used to be a gorgeous and local treasure before developers found it. they expected no one home to be added to rigger no one had any idea. but thank you. >> next speaker please. >> my name is robert. i have lived in the neighborhood for about 20 years. when the property originally came to sail, and there was a condition split along in two -- to split the yard in two. we have already put a stop sign up there. yes, there

great job helene and everybody else. we're proud of your efforts, thank you. >>> let's get you going with your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, this monday morning, and 27.03, you ran in front of her? >> no i finished way past her. she's much faster. >> mid-60s, low 70s. >> you were jogging enjoying the view. >> mid-60s, low 70s, sunrise in a half hour. it's going to be a good day to get out here and enjoy it. by mid week, yeah, back to the upper 90s. 71 at 9:00, and the winds out of the north at seven, at 76 at 11:00. by 1:00 we'll be pushing that 80-degree mark, but feeling good, not too humid yet. 82 by 3:00 with a high of 85. a 5:00 p.m. temperature should be in the lower 80s, you have evening plans outdoors, perhaps a sports practice or something or just want to walk the dog, that will be fine. warm today on the weather headline. staying dry also, but we will see increasing heat and humidity as the week goes on, especially wednesday and thursday and really starting tomorrow afternoon, we have the outside chance for

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the sculpture is already half built and will showcase a variety of figures like mother teresa, helen keller and 20 other humanitarian who's overcame personal challenges to make a difference in the world. >> they represent all cultures. from around the world, people that have in cases had difficult times in their lives but recovered and came out to do something very special. >> once finished it will be 52 feet wide, standing 21 feet tall and will be unveiled in a park next december. september, rather. >> some people donate extra food to food bank buzz not often they donate a building. this ceo donated, get this, a 75,000 square foot building that the company no longer needs donated to the second harvest food bank. the food bank accept that had building today. the food bank estimates this will allow to it serve 18 million extra meals every day. >> the day i got the phone call from tj saying i might have a building i can share with you, or maybe donate to the food bank was an astounding day. >> it's sad need is there for this but someone donated and its wonderful. the food bank plans to

i'm not sure anything like helen will ever be written about again. now since the form of the book, it's a buddy book, back stories behind the members of the chronic platoon. it has the kind of epic, extraordinary kind of epic tragic, greek tragic quality to it. i think the sharpness, the visualization of the young is amazing and it's sort of been forgetten, i think, really. because of the comfortness of the books, i think. that's an example, i guess. i do love -- i mean we had this -- i guess -- i hope it's not -- it's not a brush off. but we would -- this is a subject that we came up at supper. what i said, we were given a lot of american writing to read in england. in the 1950s. which is wonderful. we were given -- i'm always grateful that we were given the kind of least accessible. not the difficult. but the books that sounded least like charlotte and jane austen and anthony dickens. when you got -- when you read "scarlet letter" it was what is this? you read bartleby, you think what is this? it was also -- it was a sort of pungent ability of raw

be able to speak later, >> if the of helen wants to give -- if the appellate wants to give you turn,you may speak. >> i am sorry. i did not know what the rules were. >> mr. kelly wants me to put this up. i would like the overhead please. i would like to talk about the loss of green space and loss of green space and properties that used to be

. >> reporter: helen is not the only one who sees the importance of what this city could lose. >> i've been to the library early in the morning. there's like people lining up to go in there and it's not even open yet. it's not like they are gonna get a book if they are the first person in there. they just go there and wait for the lie -- the library to open. >> reporter: on friday demonstrators held another protest, also another strategy to save money, negotiating for 15% concessions. the deadline today, as for read- in several famous and local authors are also here onhand. this reading continues until 8:00 tonight. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> construction began this morning in oakland on what supporters say will be the biggest bronze monument in the western united states. those supporters are with city officials this noontime at henry j. kaiser memorial park near telegraph avenue. they are there to break ground on the monument called "remember them" champions for humanity. it will contain 25 statues of people considered humanitarians. w

marine corps put together for what they called helen island which was the code name for a base you know a toll in tar island region and they built this very complex map with all of the difference and information that they gleaned from a number of overflights from b. twenty four craft taking photographs of the island and it has pictures of all the different machine gun positions and the different types of large caliber weapons that would be used to shoot landing craft that has pictures of the tank traps the roads the airstrip. in june of one nine hundred forty three american recognizance flights discover that base show had been transformed into a heavily defended outpost that now included a four thousand foot airstrip capable of supporting japanese bombers this dramatically extended their pacific sphere of office. after hearing this news nimitz in the pacific fleet command decided to invade tower. upon his arrival at fiji leon was interviewed by reporters for a fiji sun article on his visit to the nation of cuba my job was to bring us all troops in and by boat. during many trips into the

he did a tour through france with his wife helen on bicycles. tony was a, a runner, an avid runner. it was not unusual to be driving across the golden gate bridge and pass him by. he would be the one in the short shorts, and the down jacket running through the fog. he loved red wine and can tell you pretty much anything you wanted to know about wine in the napa valley. he was also a gourmet chef, and i hate to burst anybody's bubble. but on memorial day weekend we were sitting in my kitchen talking about dinner about how to sacrifice his chickens for some cocovan. tony was the speedo poster child. who knew, if you would take a look at his facebook page you will see a picture of him in a speedo next to tickle me elmo. he was a sailor, he read chapman cover to cover and could navigate without a gps device. tony was a skier but of course he would wear a hawaii shirt, shorts and flip-flops, covered by a downed jacket on the way to the mountains. i thought he was a professional tanner when we first got together. he would lube up with solai number number two, i was surprised to find out h

pete anderson, helen thomas. >> hi. my name is michelle. i'm a journalist and attorney and a proud residents of our city. i'm here today because i'm concerned about the legal violations that have committed, particularly those involving procedural due process and state and federal anti-housing discrimination laws. i only have two minutes. the parkmerced redevelopment plan, as currently written, will never be implemented in our city. i can guarantee that if city officials approve this plan, it will be handcuffed by lawsuits from our city's civil rights community and affordable housing advocates. this is san francisco. we are blessed with a greater concentration of public service and civil rights advocates than any other community in our nation. i implore you to avoid yet another lawsuit that will tie up city attorneys for years, as was the case with laguna honda. instead, take the time to do it right to postpone approval until the concerns raised by the planning commissioners, rent board commissioners, and countless parkmerced residents, hous

high representative for foreign affairs and security policy in the european union catherine ashton helen thank you very much miss ashley you said the heart of what you're doing maybe it is to resolve conflict why was the e.u. not asked to mediate in libya well i think the u.n. is playing exactly the role that it should play and. the u.n. special envoy is as you know frequently in tripoli and benghazi is working with the people of libya but also with the national partners role has been very much to support him to work with the african union with the arab league with the organization islamic conference and with our partners like russia and turkey to think about how we move forward and conflict and start to think about the country of the future on a visit to bin guys in may you said that you had minded people who would be leading into the future what gives you the ground to say that what i said was people who clearly had a heart the future of libya people who were thinking about the kind of work that needs to be done reconstruction getting the economy moving again the support they're going

helen was on his third overseas deployment. he has numerous awards and decorations.ted to give president obama limited authority to continue military operations against libya. the resolution poses a one-year limit fipple and prohibits u.s. ground forces. it is a nato led operation. the house overwhelmingly rejected a similar resolution. >> tell them fighters attacked a hotel last night. a six hour attack that left 16 people dead. the hotel intercontinental, a popular hotel among international guests. >> the six hour ordeal at this cobble hotel ended late tuesday night with caliban's suicide bombers penetrating the hotels heavy security. >> at least one person will themselves up at the front gate to allow the other gunman to enter. after that they took positions on the roof of the motel where they were engaged in an hour-long gunbattle with the afghan police. >> my room started shaking. i was on the floor in the corner >> > natal and afghan forces eventually ended the attack by killing the tell abandonment. the press conference was to be held wednesday at hotel to dis