this is where they came here. we moved here in 1991. we had a beneficiary who rented our top floor for $600 a month. purchasing a building wasn't even an idea or endeavor. today with the conditions that are in play now, as been expressed by the mayor and supervisor are very vital that we protect through acquisition, not only buildings for the arts organization but the residents who live here. yeah, that's what i want to say actually. when i moved here, my mentor was richard from the theatre. there were only seven arts groups. the community arts program was one. on one hand i can count the active arts group. today there are over 30 arts group throughout central market and the hundreds of artist who are here and that make work and struggle to live here and make work through their domiciles. i look forward to the language that you expressed that so very well for that kind of support. the way we can partner with the it community. i think they were here, they were attracted to the language of the emerging arts district. it's real. i think th

, here, here, all the way. and by time you--violet light is gonna take a long time to get through. red is way, way, way down underneath. you could, kind of, look at it like this, most of your atoms won't even do a darn thing when red comes by. so red just, vroom, skates right out by and only interacts here and there. guess which color should get through fastest? red. you see it's red? and a term we're gonna learn later on that when the different speeds will bend different amounts. and that's why this and rainbows you see above you, display the colors that we see. it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the

we have to move on in those lies here you get some kind of luggage that you will later he take with here into the city that we have to move on and make plans both families and realizing your family what you've learned here there will. the will over. the moving back to real life is easy if a some fans or others the children from leakers all finished camp have reached the end of this day and it was time to see them off for the docks. but. it's clear to leak air that these are the same kids that arrived on the island just a few weeks ago that at least for a while the lawn is worked its magic and brought a little joy into their lives. to come make this moment any less painful. perhaps the monks of old settled here because they felt there was something otherworldly about. it it was always a place with special energy by the from nature or from something more divine. for the pilgrims and volunteers who journey here one visit is rarely enough and many will return to the. place with the power to heal the spirits. plus defines a country's success to go faceless figures of economic growth. for a fa

but you don't sleep here? you sleep here?y asked you to do anything you don't want them to do? is it enjoyable work? >> i don't know yet. >> our producers' questions draw the attention of this women. who prods june in korean to keep her mouth shut. >> are you the manager? >> i don't know english. >> what kind of work are you doing here? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what kind of work you're doing here. what kind of work are you doing? >> while the woman says she's just the cook, her commanding presence appears to have the desired effect of sealing june's lips. >> that's okay. >> it's okay? >> yeah. >> for every young lady who we've worked with from, you know, southeast asian countries, china, thailand, south korea. there is a culture of pleasing and there is a sense of debt. >> so sorry, first time, please. >> that's okay, you don't have to be sorry. you just have to do the right thing. >> some of the young women we worked with said, i wanted to leave. but if i left, how would i pay back this money and my family's honor

here local time, 4:00 a.m.n the east coast of the united states, as so much of the official word has gathered for the official remembrance of nelson mandela and the first reference of what will be many all day as our coverage continues of this memorial, and that is the absolutely miserable weather. we feel mostly for all the folks who have filled what is the largest stadium in the continent of africa, 95,000 give or take capacity. this hugely built for the world cup soccer in 2010, and most of the spectator areas are covered, and there's a tremendous premium put on seats for the people, and we talked a lot about the dignitaries, but this is an opportunity for the people to come and remember the life of nelson mandela. all day long we will be showing these pictures as they come to us from host television, south african television, and their cameras, there are many, and they are scanning the crowd, as you can see, and we will see many members of the mandela family, and many world leaders, and there has bench talk

as we walked in here we couldn't get here without walking through the crowd. a lot of tail gating and special parties. joe versus questions is out there. you've got quite a crowd. >> i'll tell you what. a lot of excitement here. mixed feelings. this is the last day as we walk you over. you can see fans make their way in. candle stick is about to bite the dusk. >> are you sad to see them go. >> i am sad. it'll never be the same. tail gating, friends family. >> here in candle stick the 49ers being here for their last game at home is just as big. >> you are saying good bye today. is it sentimental. >> i don't know if it is but we are going to a better place in santa peculiara. it's bittersweet. >> maybe the stadium will be better but there's a lot of memories here. a lot of big moments that'll never happen again. >> you remember the catch. montana to clark. he jumped sky high. that is not the catch. let's try that again. [yelling] >> good bye 49ers. we love you. we'll always be with you. >> you are not going to go down to santa peculiara. >> i can't afford it. it

they do that here, too. but i digress. i'm here, actually, to answer a question. go over to the other side? say you grew up in the states and like a lot of us, wondered, fantasized about what it would be like living abroad in old europe, surrounded by crusader castles, delicious food, another language, another culture. what would that alternate life, that road not taken be like? my longtime friend and cameraman from maine zack is finding out. so where are we going? >> right here, one of these tables. which maybe we want to do like this with? see? how often can you go out with somebody who can appropriately block the table? >> it's a misery is what it is. >> ay, yes, of course. snails in an almond sauce. about as traditional and delicious as it gets. >> that's a plate full of happiness. >> that's right. tapas come from here. this is still one of the few places in spain where they're free. all you have to do is keep drinking. >> you can sit here all day. order a couple drinks. >> no rush. i'm glad i'm spending some time here. red wine ordered. tripes to follow. tend

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you got them both here. going on an elevator together. >> oh, boy. >> coming down the hallway. >> show up at the same time again at the door. >> male and female. they stood there talking to each other. >> police have charges on the male but not the female. >> get prepared. once again they need to carefully and quickly choreograph their arrests. >> we open the door, bring the female in, we didn't have charges on her yet and the male took off down the hallway. >> go get him. >> as soon as they got in the hall, he ran down because they had charges on him. >> arrested and stashed quietly in the command room, where the undercover makes a deal with the female in the room next door. as soon as she agrees to $100 for an hour of sex she is arrested. 24-year-old jacqueline press is more than 1400 miles from her home in lubbock, texas. this is her fourth arrest for prostitution. she tells police she's been in the life since age 15. >> do you know the series, "sex slaves in america" with natalie morales. >> yes. >> what

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artists to do your host here? >> 6 artist a year, and we receive about 108 applications. very competitive. >> but everyone should be encouraged to apply. thank you again for hosting us. >> thank you for including us in "culturewire." ♪ >> good evening, everybody. let's hear it for the san francisco display men's anchors. let's hear it. (clapping.) >> i'm your any objection c for today's hearing thank you for being here for the thai annual harvey milk and encountering moscone. i want to thank you he thank our interpreter for being here and mayor ed lee for soobl us here tonight and reflect autopsying all that happened in november in 1978 and where we are today. i want to recognize in addition our public defender jeffrey is here. defense attorney george mukdz from your city college board of trustees and walt is here from senator will keenz office and a gentleman from nancy pelosi office. and the amazing teresa sparks as well >> so we are here to remember and to honor two extraordinary men mayor george moscone and su

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here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive beggars finally no longer will the banker beggars be shaking us down for yet more and outs and bailouts every time we pass the city no longer listening to them plead for more money printing and free credit facilities we're sick and tired of all the banker beggars harassing us every time we pass one of their toll booth cons like this famous one eight hundred we don't oh look i found it your banking system going to found trash on the ground before me give me a truly dollars it'll give it back give me a trillion i want another trillion more trillions given to me me give . well what about a little bit of that no resolution protesters in kiev pledged to continue the government to the end despite the opposition losing a no confidence these are live pictures you're looking at. with the vast majority of ukrainians who want to see this future for their country . western diplomats weigh in urging lawmakers to listen to demands for euro integrati

>> people here are really hoping here that it does. problem the unfaces is the [ inaudible ] go into the bush where people are hiding. there may be injured there or dead bodies there, and people that need help. so they are helping to do those sorts of things. we have spoken to human rights workers. they have to find out how many bodies are there. who are they, how were they kills, and maybe find out who is responsible. we spoke to an army spokesperson and this is what he had to say. >> [ inaudible ] found a mass grave then we will be ready to go investigate. here we have [ inaudible ] death some criminals targeted some people. people have died but they are still in command. they have taken the control of the town and the command is investigating into anybody who had been targeted or killed based on his or her ethnicity. so they will be happy for that information to help us in the investigation. that is a crime. south sudan belong to all of us. we are a national army. we will not allow tribalism to be mixed with politics. >> nearly 20%

they're proud of when they come from here in new jersey. adam ellie was born here. he works for his parents moving company. but today the twenty seven year old ace in transporting furniture the fruit which he and his team have collected often when people move house they leave behind cans or other package through. shares of forty percent of the last twenty years. people just roll in it and it's even more so when people are relocating the last thing that people think that i went into been thinking about making sure that their furniture in their tv either dvd player gets a new one piece. what's in and says is often the last thing thought about. the two drops of what he's collected today from here. foodstuffs are distributed to soup kitchens or directly to poor families in new jersey. i still own right. thank you so much that i feel. some parts of the state one in ten people don't have enough to eat rice noodles and green products are sorted. peanut butter is a much needed staples since it contains a lot of protein but every time the ready made meal is welcome. adam stu

it's an honor to be here and share the space.innocence services to the indian and general community. it's my pleasure to announce the first animate necessary vietnam veteran. he worked seat the indian center he works at the contract analysis. he's been here 10 years doing a fantastic job we've seen him grow and take on more responsibility. one of the things i'd like to share i'd like to tell people will verp he's the one who came up with the judged of annual fundraiser. so he pitched this to our committee and we celebrated our 7th comedy jam so thank you vietnam veteran (clapping) vernon is also president of the indian alliance and it is the group that produces the to would you calendar. he's been involved as department and now as president. he's been an integral part of our community and he's truly on a unsung hero. i don't know of any event in our community that hadn't had vernon behind it.org it and making sure everybody is there. he is the rock upon which which of us depend upon. he's a leaders that many, many people look up

i'm here to represent the company as well as our partners all of whom are here today. doug shoemaker is here also representing housing which is making affordable housing on block six a possibility. today we'll hear from doug and we'll also welcome to the podium mayor ed lee and tiffany from ocii. i would also welcome the union representative today from trust fund northern california cal -- and san francisco tc and of course all the union workers helping to build. the care takers of union pension funds have invested in block six as our financial partners. the success of this project will support the pension funds and the pensions of the union workers as well as creating union jobs. box 6 is poised to make significant contributions to san francisco. we are adding to the south of market district and amenities that san francisco expect and enjoy and design a lead gold certification. it's more than a green building. it's been designed to reach the entire neighborhood experience and this will contribute to san francisco's longstanding ranking as one of the america's greenest

, they come here with one intention.. making money. started coming here. >> white landlords and tenants simply walked away from their property. the disenfranchised who moved in legally, semi legally, illegally or just squatting, an influx of gangs and criminal organizations, the area soon slipped into anarchy. >> there's a saying around here. okay? this building's been hijacked. >> entire buildings were seized to become superstores for illicit drug operations. everything that could go wrong did. >> people make a living from different things. some hurt people to make a living. some they sell their bodies. sometimes things aren't always according to what you plan. this is where i live. this is where my life is. i'll show you. >> we warm down the street and one of the many enterprises doing business on corners and in doorways around us becomes alarmed at the sight of our cameras. soon there's a mob of very angry people coming our way. we do not turn around our cameras for obvious reasons. these days things are slowly, slowl

it's beautiful. >> here's the problem. the a's owner has said no to the idea of staying the oakland. he's awaiting approval from major league baseball to move to downtown san jose. >>> tomorrow's megamillions jackpot is a record breaker. lottery expect that will be shattered by tomorrow night. ticket sales are running way ahead of projections. friday's drawing is expected to top a billion dollars. right now it is 586 million. someone in theory will be having a very merry christmas in the next couple of weeks. >>> people who do anything for a good snack. it's the new must-have snack. now a local company is jumping in on the action. have you had this? >> no. >> nor have i. now you can get it sent to your front door. it struck a deal with the cronut creator. now it will ship to your front door the first time ever. our production assistant went on the gold belly website and said it is sold out tomorrow. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. nightly news is next. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, priv

his excellency -- is here. president of uruguay is here. his excellency, the president of -- is here, and of course the president of brazil is here. and it is at this point that i'd like to call upon president of brazil, all the way from latin america, to come and address us. president maruso. [inaudible conversations] nelson mandela, president zuma, [inaudible] >> nelson mandela, president jacob zuma and the people of south africa to whom i would like to convey my condolences for the invaluable loss of nelson mandela. >> translator: ladies and gentlemen, heads of states and of government. dear friends. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: i bring you here today the feelings of deep sorrow of the brazilian government and the people of brazil, and i'm sure of all south america, for the passing away of this great leader, nelson mandela. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: the most outstanding personality of the 20th century, nelson mandela, led with passion and intelligence, one of the most processes of human emancipation i

right here, this is my new home. this is me right here. don't mind the mess. this is me. i gotta take this every day to chow or you don't get to eat. you gotta take your i.d. there's my clothes down there. yeah, this is it. basically waiting for laundry, you hang out here until they call your number. >> thank you, now i'll grab all in. as you can see, with laundry, it's kind of a pain. when we get here, we try to grab it all and bring it over here for these guys. >> many of these inmates are serving shorter sentences for nonviolent crimes and parole violations. corcoran's gang population has grown so large that even a level one yard isn't free of politics. >> we received the information off an inmate on our northern image on here, how to behave and not cooperate with staff. in conjunction with my staff. we talked about the northern infraction on the yard. i've asked them to start searching these guys, and find out what's going on. it's really indicative of these inmates that they write this small so it's hard for you to read. >> you have to look in the smallest places to

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i can say i live here because i do. we want to stress to you, we want to welcome you but we want you to do our job. and this is a part of san francisco that you think you can have the most impact on outside of all the departments this department should be the leader to make sure that the conditions that the people who live here in the bayview are addressed. sew josh and angelo he's from here. we want to welcome you all and we hope others are going to speak. i want to make sure my supervisor over here is clear we're backing her up on where shooes coming from. so thank you. (clapping.) >> you know, if folks and colleagues can allow me to dispense with the rule typically, we're supposed go in the order of the cards we get. this is a community legend. she's often called the godmother of this point. so i'll call ms. dr.es possible jackson >> excuse me. he has another name for me as well, i'm his baby grandmother. i want to thank you all for coming the supervisors and all the family. i want to say thank you for coming here to

police come here every day. every hour three police cars go around the block and pick up drug addicts. of. the way in terms of drug trafficking. people get killed here you can't go outside after ten without a knife or a gun and i've got my friends so i'm not worried. i think after the army is all moved away to sochi maybe when i'm sort of on the road i'll have a rest then come back earn some money and go to europe for good of what did you we're here with open arms i just need to serve in the army and everything will work out fine i'm sure of it. show you a trick. used by shop these guys already have some experienced users but the circus world introduces them to completely different experiences and values and they're tearing them apart. well today kids have had a taste of success. they've come to grips with their own body see a player who is the machine they have the energy and well developed muscles now if they suddenly realize that they are strong and can use the strength on the street. it was this mission that

coming here. they don't want to go back to school but the money they make is not enough for their future. constantine's and i said they should stop bringing them because the computers we break to obtain the iron and copper bring diseases but a child will do it despite the diseases because of money children will always break them up they can last in the computers cuts them and if care is not taken they attach innes i have a cut on my hand myself. he has thirteen. just all the papers together and kind of a camaraderie of of everybody being there you can see what other people are bringing what they're doing to their computers how they're modern on what kind of hardware they have what operating system are on a quake on a so largely from walk around and get lots why this is for what you want to do to your system. and. there's going to be a conference on the whist the title is the woods in africa. there's been organized by the u.s. d.p.a. and another look at his asian i see international. something up f

they were worn as broaches or in the hair as you can see here england rid bergman and the former here's us of iran. now the peculiar all right. of the jewels is their mounted in springs to allow them to quiver. this way of moving was not a novelist at the time it dates back to the 19th century and is particular to the french jeweler so it goes back a long time by bully adopted it in the mid 20th century to mount those jewels are and in particular they choose the designs because johnson a bullyingy a had acquired a large diamond from a diamond dealer in paris so it was a challenge to mount differently shaped and a colored joem stones but how successfully he managed to do so by creating those kwifr jewelers. it was, however, from the 1960 onwards that bully enhance to mixing all colors together and urging them as can be john gems and their compacted symmetrical shapes. at first, the combiekz were simple just dark sapphires and pail sapphires but gradual the combination became bolder. and now another characteristic as i mentioned was this idea of compacted shapes are not only color but the

everyone here wants change. we vote people in office to speak for us, to hear hour voices and do what we ask them to do. so far not one federal law has been passed to make a change. to reduce the amount of gun violence. so we're using our voices. as you said, no more silence. apparently we're not speaking loud enough, but they're going to hear us. >> thank you for being with us today. this has been a solemn occasion, but the group has gathered again to remember those victims, victims of sandy hook and events like these are taking place around 35 states or more in the nation. back to you, richelle. >> she's quite a passionate spokesperson for her organization. >>> yesterday's school shooting played out an all too familiar scene. 18-year-old carl pearson walked into arapahoe high school in seaso shot a student and then shot himself. what is happening at the school today? any signs of critical condition. we expect to hear from the sheriff and learn her identify. in the meantime she remains in the hospital in critic

because it's just sitting here. tell me what do we have here?eah, yeah, sure. >> this is called mahmouba. traditionally lamb, in this case chicken. [ speaking foreign language ]. they're very concerned that we're being very rude. we're not allowing the others to eat. he says how can you be eating and you're letting everybody -- >> wow. >> for me, being from gaza, being a child of diaspara, i always thought food was an interesting way to tell the palestinian story. being able to discover this lost history, this palestinian past. plus, the food is really dang good. >> that it is. >> i think it was also important to be able to provide palestinians an image of themselves that they recognize, a very humane image, because all they're seeing in the media, whether here or there, whether on arabic channels or abroad, you know, is this kind of very caricatured images of gunned men and wailing women and this grim cinder block landscape. you're not entering into the private homes. what does a kitchen look like, or what does a family you see here. do you lik

some will be here. some won't be here. but at the end of the day what i'll remember about this time in the united states senate is that a precedent has set, been set that is vastly different than the way this senate operated for 225 years. a precedent was set that allows the majority to take control of executive branch appointments, circuit court appointments, district court appointments. it is a precedent that would allow a majority to take control of a supreme court appointment, and it is a precedent that will allow a majority, when it chooses to -- not if. i believe it's a question of when. that will allow a majority to take control of the policy making. so it is true when we say if you were attempting to change the conversation, majority members of the united states senate, away from obamacare to this, all you have done is reminded the american people that what you are really doing is abusing this institution in a way that, quite honestly, is going to be very, very hard to turn around. my thought is this. i felt very,

here's nbc's kristin welker.>ist master of my fate. >> reporter: some of the students here at howard university were not even born when nelson mandela spoke on their campus in 1994, a few years after their release from prison. >> it is with gratitude that we remember the ways in which our university embraced and supported the liberation struggle in south africa. >> reporter: today, the young men and women at this historically black college say those words and then mandela's legacy still resonate. >> he taught that no one is born hating anyone. you're taught that. and if you can be taught to hate, you can be taught to love. >> he wanted love. it was his most powerful message. >> i think the most important lesson is just, never give up and just never allow yourself to be defeated. >> reporter: so as people pay tribute to the larger than life leader in south africa and all across the united states today, here at howard, they have come to this exhibit on campus set up a month ago to reflect. >> what word do you assoc

mr scuse me good morning was another i see here we have a third grade class a final here class here is their teacher as you only need to see the number of pupils here right the beginning of the academic year and it's plain to see that we have a lot of chronic absentees yesterday we went and got them from home so they were more big today they'll amazon ever so they've gone back to their normal activities where are they they should be at school. where are they well they're not at home at any rate i don't know they vanished disappeared sour in the local area. this is a school with a chronic absenteeism rate over sixty percent in other words out of every hundred children enrolled sixty hardly ever come or even don't come at all vanished in italy we're not talking about truancy but chronic absenteeism the desks are empty the children gone elsewhere working when children are absent it's because they're engaged in other activities. so would you say that the number of pupils go no to work has increased since the crisis work is a complicated term here it's not right for the kids to work i'm tel

you're here for? >> yes. because it was on the news and of course -- but actually, they don't really understand what i'm actually in here for because they think i'm in here for transmitting hiv and that's not what i'm in here for. i'm in here for non-disclosure. >> merithew, who had acquired hiv after a sexual encounter 12 years earlier placed a personal ad on a gay dating website seeking unprotected sex. he soon found a willing partner. >> basically, he approached me on my -- saw my profile and said, basically he came over around we had sex, and then he left. >> merithew's partner, a married man living a straight life, later told police merithew assured him he did not have hiv. following their encounter the man grew concerned and contacted merithew again under a different screen name. this time merithew admitted to being hiv positive. >> then a couple days later the cops showed up at my door asking me questions about -- that's one thing i don't -- i mean, why would someone want to invite big brother

you've learned here there will. the pull over. but moving back to real life is easy if the some than for others the children from leakers all finished camp have reached the end of this day and it was time to see them off for the talks. but. it's clear to leak of that these are the same kids that arrived on the island just a few weeks ago that at least for a while blown this way to its magic and brought a little joy into their lives. becoming this moment any less painful. perhaps the monks of old settled here because they felt there was something otherworldly about. that it was always a place with special energy mind to from nature or from something more divine. for the pilgrims and volunteers who journey here one visit is rarely enough and many will return to the. place with the power to heal the spirits. you know councils here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive bankers finally no longer will the banker beggars be shaking us down for yet more and outs and bailouts every time we passed the

those movements we're here to return to one month's a from those movements we are here. to stop the little i'm not disputing the rights of the palestinians to defend themselves but i think you would also agree with me that it is the right of the palestinian people to leave normally like air people in any other countries and one a you can just view that one of the major factors contributing to the blockade of gaza is the decision by hamas government to continue or to love our nation actually well i don't want to go in circles because you know this is this has been the main mode of discussing these really palestinian conflict for many many decades i'm much more interested in looking at possible solutions to that and my question to you is that i mean in the first part we were talking about a new kind of people coming to represent the face of the palestinian government people like yourself now there are also signs that the situation on the ground may be calming a little bit the the level of violence has subsided so it seems like a real momentum to actually justify breaking o

i thank you for coming here to share with us this great occasion. we look at tom o'dell public health as the great neck best way of providing health care but it will inform us on how to operate on health care reform. okay. again, i really want to welcome you and for those who haven't seen the clinic it's going to be a great clinic. i want to end during the color i actually took mooney was going to walk and someone sitting behind me was actually talking about the clinic and they said they were afraid of going to this nice clinic it's for homeless people so i couldn't help myself and i have to say we think homeless people need good things, too, and you need to be in a place that's not up to insufficient we want to treat you like everyone and it's a clinic that looks good. wow. the person said that and that's great so i'll probably try it. and i was crossing the street and someone else was talking about the clinic and was afraid to come to the clinic >> i still can't hear me? so i'm sorry so someone was talking about coming to the clinic and the guy ac

head guarders here in new york. in this building, you never know who you are going to bump into. >> the pop star katie perry, why did she take the job. >> i have a lot of attention, and a lot of spotlight. and it would be so easy and so lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of, you know, material, or funny, or not really meaningful. i want to take that attention and put it on something that needs that lite. >> some may question her insight on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it's here that the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting a new boost. katie perry has 49 million followers on twitter, 60 million likes on her facebook page. >> when she tweets it is interesting because she will get something like five to 6,000 engangments will it's retweets or favorites or people tweeter back, and i think unicef has come out to say that they want to engang a younger audience, and katie perry is the perfect person to do that, because her following tends to skew younger

councils here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive bankers finally no longer will the banker beggars be shaking us down for yet more and outs and bailouts every time we pass the city no longer listening to them plead for more money printing and free credit facilities we're sick and tired of all the banker beggars harassing us every time we pass one of their toll booth cons like this famous one eight hundred we don't oh look at your banking system that i found trash on the ground before me . dollars it'll give it back give me a trillion i want another trillion more trillions gimme gimme gimme . here in rubbles kidnap a group of nuns from a christian monastery allegedly moving down to a nearby rebel controlled town as a christian community is increasingly caught up in their raging violence. i'm ready to pick up in a cheap forty seven and start shooting. we look at the radical right wing groups that have hijacked the demonstrations in kiev as more european leaders throw their weight behin

here's mike. >> right here to my left. your right.t loose from the bay bridge. we have finally recovered. let's look at the maps and move the drive from oak labor day in towards the bay bridge and across into san francisco. southbound 101 does see slowing still southbound out of burlgame. through san mateo, that's where things hit the brakes. not a big deal. usually a tough spot. back to you. >> mike, thanks a lot. we'll have more local news coming up in a half hour at 11:00. hope to see you then. ♪ rain dro on r >> we're back on this wines day weesy. playing a game cald"who knew?" it is exactly one week until christmas, we thoug we would test your knowled of holiday aditns. kathie lee, of course, is r acss the street at the nbc experience store, ready to hand out $100hohose who get the questions right. to tse who d't, they get an early christmas gift, kate e's christm cd. >> myhrtm cd. >> a sior editort better homes and gardens. are you read >>et's do it. >> all rig, kath. over to you. >> lovely lady visitg from houston. how many can

kindergarten into different institutions but here it's different the children come here and they become like a family so in that way it's very different. because they asked what to do when you gave when i look at the audience i think the old look so nice to get an opinion i think about twenty percent of them have no idea what the oakleigh circus was for a whole to yell applies to almost every performance by explaining what kind of circus we are before the performance tomorrow i'll do the same thing that was goes with. the horse also the thing about the city codes i don't know i don't know it from home i did not from any other place i'm sorry it's just to set up on the roofs and say you're going to strike and you feel so free and i really love mom. i'm going to go back to germany in africa waits and it's already like so close and i would really love to stay here one longer because i really got so long with the kids and the people. when i return i would see children. yes it's only for training in the new you go home after training day stained sucrose and so i speak with them i play with t

here it is at 6:00. by 9:00 most of the rain on our futurecast is east and southeast of us with a peek or two of sun in the afternoon. then tomorrow we'll watch a system perhaps throw a little snow our way. here we are at 7:00 a.m. for the daytime but with temperatures in the mid-30s, i think the roads will be just wet in most areas with minor consume layings on the grass. 42 -- accumulations on the grass. 42. rain showers tapering off. tomorrow 37 with the rain south and east with the snow d.c. north and west. again an inch or so mainly on the grass is what i'm thinking at the moment. yellow alert day for tuesday. wednesday sunny and cold, 36. as we head toward thursday, very cold, 31. some showers later saturday and another cold shot with snow showers on sunday. here comes monika samtani, timesaver traffic. pay attention. there are a lot of issues already. >> there are. even though the major thoroughfares have been treated, we still have incidents like this. by the way, look at all the ice on camera he

pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. you know councils here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive bankers finally no longer will the banker beggars be shaking us down for yet more and outs and bailouts every time we passed the city no longer listening to them plead for more money printing and free credit facilities we're sick and tired of all the banker beggars harassing us every time we pass one of their toll booth cons like this famous one eight hundred we don't oh look i found it your banking system going to found trash on the ground before me get it through some dollars it'll give a berk give me a trillion i want another trillion more trillions do they give me give me. the limpid torch is on its epic journey to show. one hundred and twenty three days. through two hundred towns and cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp think torch relay. on r t v dot com. up on our t.v. the california police officers face charges of the death

elegy here cutting a deal. snowden has lived up to a solemn oath to protect and defend the constitution the united states against all the enemies foreign and domestic u.s. district judge now has reiterated the fact that. the n.s.a. as he put it has indiscriminately and charlie invaded our privacy in direct violation of the fourth amendment it's not that we should cut a deal with edward snowden we should praise him welcome him home for exposing what what i call incipient fascism is like when the government has all kinds of information on all kinds of people and can use it for all kinds of purposes ok timothy even when there are voices in the n.s.a. that think that they that the government should talk to mr snowden i in principle i agree with ray don't get me wrong here but. cutting a deal is what's being talked about meaning no more leaks and you will clear your name ok this is the kind of deal and i'm not saying it's the best deal but it is a deal that's being talked about timothy go ahead well i would say that