just as the result a horn became the signature sound of the soccer world cup in south africa last year so we're hoping a traditional instrument will prove a similar quieter craze for fun's at the european championships in poland and ukraine he's a mix of has been getting a practice. remember the whole mark sound of last summer's football world cup the distinctive drawing of the traditional south african horn. here. made its equivalent for the euro twenty twelve championship to be held in ukraine and poland this was so it's called this is a lead soccer named and shaped after a cool and just like there was a lot it dates back thousands of years before the reporter get aboard the triple your culture where there's a lead to came from united money countries ukraine poland moldova romania and the balkans we want to use it at the twenty twelve championship to let everyone know of our roots we're not seeing this instrument is purely ukrainian i would rather see it's purely slavic. those behind the idea to use this is a lead to euro two thousand and twelve say they will try to avoid the will wa

sound of last summer's football world cup the distinctive drawing of the traditional south african horn there was still a. meet its equivalent for the euro two thousand and twelve championship to be held in ukraine and poland this whistle is called this is only named and shaped after a cool and just like there was a lot it dates back thousands of years but at the report of the trip only a culture where there's a leap to came from united money countries ukraine poland moldova romania and the balkans we want to use it at the twenty twelve championship to let everyone know of our roots we're not saying this instrument is purely ukrainian i would rather say it's purely slavic. those behind the idea to use this is relieved at euro two thousand and twelve say they will try to avoid there was ill effect which brought complaints from sound that the powerful pitch of the african horn was irritating and drowned out the atmosphere and like a monotonous roar of a who was ill of this ukrainian musical instrument provides a far more melodic sound and just about anybody can play just about any tune. p

there was ill effect which brought complaints from the sound that the powerful pitch of the african horn was irritating and drowned out the atmosphere and like a monotonous roar of a who was there all of this ukrainian musical instrument provides a far more melodic sound and just about anybody can play just about any tune. professional folk musician maxime been any football fan would master this instrument in no time and there was particularly keen could play even more than just football songs. not so the lives of your boys are you see it took me less than five minutes to teach you how to play it's really easy to use i've been playing for some time and i've learned to play tunes by d.j. in many other musicians. costs under five dollars coming in various sizes in either clay or plastic but this spotter has been making these birdies for most of her life says the more natural this is really the more positive it's by limo they make sure their ratios as a liter comes from the soul and ukrainian soil our country is friendly every person coming here for the twenty twelve couple feel it and this

. >> the man with the bul horn is a egyptian schol a r now, i care what is tomorrow and about our future>> we have proven that we can bring down dictatorships and that we are capable and able to make big changes in our world. >> long after the sun went down the celebration continued. some stayed simply because they were happy. >> finally we are free to decide our future. >> others stayed because they want to send a message. >> it's a message to the whole world, stand up for human rights and justice. >> kron4 news. >>> earlier today we spoke with a professor at san francisco state and a native of egypt she said that today was an emotional day and give us her idea of what will happen next in egypt. >> i cried myself to sleep, so disappointed at mubarak's speech and been dry crying tears of joy all day today. it's an incredible day. >> of course you have been communicating with your family, what are they saying? >> they are speechless with joy. next step is the transition. so, what will happen right now is the military is taken over, it's martial law, it scares americans more than egyptians

horns are honking and people are in the streets. we are joined here by two people who know them well. you may know this novelist. you may know him from his starring role in "the kits runner," but tonight they join us as egyptians. tell us what this means for u.s. and egyptian. >> it is like this massive weight has been lifted. it is completely true. what was it we were passing on to our children? it has been really bad. we can build it and enjoy it. >> when it began 18 years ago would you believe it would be so quick? >> every day has been surprising. people have been so steadfast and sell uninventive. the numbers grew and yet they humor all remained. this creativity was released. you saw signs of it every day. >> if this was a movie and someone handed you this script last year would you have said it is not possible? i don't think anyone would have handed me the script which is the amazing thing. i am an activist that came of age in the post 9/11 world and have tried to break down those stereotypes. what the egyptian people have don

it leads to the battle of the little big horn. i got up the courage to tackle this event that turned custer and sitting bull into american icons. we, americans # -- americans, are infatuated with the frontier. it's how we define ourselves and how we are different from other nations. we all know about the american west, but long before there was the cowboy and indians resinating in the mythic imagination of america. there was the wilderness of the sea. it was the sea where americans and whale ships went to the corners of the seven seas, china traders were going into the exotic far east. this is where america was emerging as a world power. with this book, i wanted to trace the continuities of the wilderness of the west and the sea. i have to say after four years of research in writing, i have come to feel this book is not a departure for me, but a culmination. as soon as i got out to the south central montana in 2006, i felt this oceanianic sense of vastness. the big sky is like being at sea, and none other than custer, my life on t

egyptian inspired unrest in libya's capital. [ horns honking ] >> reporter: protestors in libya show missiles they claim to have taken from the military. amateur video appears to show demonstrators in control of the nations largest city. they set fires and stopped traffic. gunfire erupted overnight in clashes of security forces and demonstrators. protestors want the long time ruler, moammar gadhafi to step down. on state tv his son warned the unrest could lead to civil war he vowed to fight to the last man and last bullet. since protests began last week government forces have reportedly killed more than 200 people. >> in almost all cases, these were peaceful protestors, killed by gunfire. >> reporter: obama administration is condemning the crackdown, indicating the libyan government could face consequences, for using force against the protestors. >> it is another day of protests on the streets of yemen. anti government demonstrators are calling on him to give up his rule he is calling for a national dialogue instead of giving up power. >>> in bahrain a group of young protestors are d

you can put 84, monthe horns here to fill it up. i hope there's no outdoor retailers. two season family camping tents from logan you at the this tenth is a french league on eres tenth designed for the sahara. this came from north face prototype tenth called the wind tunnel. it was 20 years old when we took it to,k 2. here's our mottly crew of 12 climbers. the gentleman in the white shirt left after one week after he found out there's no alcohol in pakistan. i don't tell you anymore where he's from, but this is - what is this doug? deadly. avalanche. we call this the mother of all avalanches a year after desert storm. intense from spain and you can see the guys running out in their underwear. fortunately nobody was killed in this avalanche. this is the art memorial in honor of, art gillke. we climbed a lot at night and these for tops of pots and pans that have been carved out in the names of climbers that died on this mountain. we climbed at night and it's difficult because you can only see ten feet for front of you and 6,000s of feet below we heard plates clanging agai

a long line of lights and horns blaring, the flags are waving everywhere you go. people are waiting the egyptian flag, shouting egypt, egypt, long live egypt. a great outpouring of pride among egyptians that have achieved something by demanding but they believed was their right to a democracy, and the president finally listened and stood down. let's just look at these dramatic developments that have unfolded in the past few hours with this report from christian frazier. >> the reaction in the square, the anger and resentment that had spread to every corner of this nation dissipated in a second with these words from the vice president. >> in these grave circumstances that the country is passing through, president hosni mubarak has decided to leave his position as president of the republic and asked the supreme council of the armed forces to run the country. for 18 days, he has shown this the resolve that has kept him in power for 30 years, but now it seems his speech to this square on thursday evening was the final moment. >> i see a brighter future. before that i

[horns honking] announcer: big dreams and good grades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin. man: 60-inch screen, high-definition. football season is coming up. you can watch it right here. what do you think? i'll take it. huh! huh! now, that's what i'm talking about. you're right. i don't need it. >> thank you. thank you. i have um... thank you and peace be with you. there's three mike's here so i don't know if i should put this down. um... before i start, i've had the great honor to - i love to talk at schools. k through graduate school and one question i ask children in america is i ask them how many of you have talked great detail to your grandpar

and i'm going on your horn or something and the. search terms people that you were going to keep the territory and he was trying to find them. and kill him and listen to him from the train and i commend our allies for some errors. back in. good numbers the first big hill a copy of the war and that's how much of the killing was done. i was a helicopter. a cobra gunships pilot. i worked with another aircraft at all times in what is called a hundred killer team. i was told. by the other pilots in the unit how to tell a v.c. from a civilian. because they're running they were v.c. they were standing there they were well just well disciplined v.c. shooter many. people told me that when we were flying over a village or near a village if people started to leave the village civilians. those beside us there were v.c. in the area for that they were expecting a fight. all speaking with those with my boots for me she says when american helicopters come through people run they think they're going to be killed. so you put these two things together

but the captain tried to call him up try to get him back on the horn and it wouldn't he couldn't get a hold of him and i was walking over to my turn i looked in the area i looked to where the v.c.s. were supposedly c.s. . and two men are leading a young girl broccoli one thousand years old very pretty out of a hoot she had no clothes on so i assumed she had been raped which was pretty s.o.b . and there that's their operating procedure for civilians. and she was thrown out of the pile over one thousand women children and five men around the circle open up on full automatic with sixteen. for every. receiver for a real interesting illusion river on each side that is nearly currently pretty trivial to lay people really really inside really just really really like the newspaper said operations through a quote or two movie theater where we just set up their way the movie will show to . two hundred million people who. are the americans well they burned and destroyed and killed. i didn't see anything real and. only believe. that out of one hundred seven villages in this area. and six were bu

must be leap year. ( car horn honks ) get your shoes on. look, pete, it's about our holiday-- i've checked the website, and today's the last day we can cancel and still get some of our money back. dad: right. i suppose it would stop us getting deeper into the hole. ben (chanting): ♪ jake's texting jo, jake's in love with jo ♪ ♪ jake wants to sext jo ben! can't you control him? i think you know the answer to that. ♪ you're taking the beeping beep ♪ ♪ i've seen better beeping souffle ♪ ♪ up your beeping beep beep oh! boo hoo! waah haah! i hate hell's kitchen! it's too hot, it's too horrid. oh, boo hoo! bye bye! bye bye! ( sobbing noises ) pete. you've rearranged the stuff i put it in the dishwasher. that's because the knives don't clean properly unless they are blade up. if you put the blade up, you're going to stab yourself. there is a mouse in the trap in the laundry room. dead? no, he's doing his laundry. can you deal with it, please? ( doorbell ) jake, can you let jane and alexa in, please? can i have some ice cream money? you've got mone

. >> reporter: horn was what many would call a fashionista. consulted about fashion, wrote about it, traveled the world looking for it. sadly, it's after returning from one such trip to argentina that kate horn's life ended on russian hill. >> i kept saying not kate, not kate. >> reporter: it was the night of october 29th. she was in her apartment when a man showed up. >> he was dressed as a utility worker. he had a hard hat. he had a tool belt. he had a tool kit. and he used these things to gain entry to the building as a disguise. >> reporter: what is more, police have said it was just weeks after the san bruno pipeline explosion, and the man was playing on people's fear, pretending to be with pge, investigating a gas leak. whatever the reason, she let him in. her murder was deeply felt by many in the city. a charity fundraiser she helped organize became something of a memorial to her, and hundreds posted condolences online. one week after her murder, and almost by chance, police went to check on a man lying in the bushes of a san francisco

this morning we salute a star whose horn of plenty has won him eight of the world's biggest awards.e's a man of many gifts, one of which is the gift of giving. russ mitchell will be visiting her alpert. ♪. >> reporter: it's been nearly 50 years since harp alpert introduced his smooth tijuana brass sound. ♪ he's been playing ever since. not to mention painting. sculpting and giving away millions to help others. herp alpert's donation saved the school.lá>k=ñ >> pretty magical. >> reporter: living the good life with herp alpert later on sunday morning. >> osgood: to live a good life you have to have heart not the symbolic heart you see on a valentine.aó[p dr. sanjay gupta will be telling us all about it. >> reporter: most of the time we take it for grant. ♪ you've got to have heart > the human÷há<:Ñ,a) beating all of two-and-a-half billion times during the course of an average lifetime. >> the organ that i work on every day. the demystified org3xhxv4 then there's the÷o5nhbv more sue parhz4yut of us where our emotin and devotion and love exists. >> reporter: later on sunday morning secr

. ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longero get back. ♪ >>> voters in hercules are looking to recall members of >>> facebook is looking to expand. they are -- will start the move in junenenenenenenenenenenenene from the much anticipated release of the verizon iphone 4 starting at 12:01 tomorrow anyone will be able to purchase from the verizon website. and the iphone will be available in verizon retail stores on thursday at 7:00 a.m. they are available on a first- come, first-served basis. they took preorders from current customers and those preorders set record sales numbers. >>> a live look on san francisco. notice the camera shaking. we are seeing gusty winds in the hills. it will continue tonight. i have trended the temperatures up tomorrow morning. it will not get as cold in fairfield where it is breezy out there right now. 39 degrees expected tomorrow morning compared to 34 earlier. napa 37 degrees tomorrow. 34 in santa rosa. and 33 in liver moore. cold but warmer than thought because the winds have not died down as much

we are going to go all the way around the horn. >> thanks for the call. i'm not sure really where to start in on that. i do think that one the things that was fascinating for me because i have spent some time understanding both our fiscal and monetary policy, it was actually his last chapter. that dealt with the financial crisis that was sort of in the waning years of the presidency. i think the one thing that isn't discussed in this chapter is actually how much the sort of recession and september 11th shocks that landed into the economy with the coupling of the tech boom busting. there was something of an implicit, whether it was fed policy, whether it was also part of kind of the economic calculus in the white house to essentially replace the tech boom with the housing boom. i think you see an active desire to essentially create situations where individuals could take advantage of these new financial tools and over extent not just the banks, but also many taxpayers. >> professor zelizer? >> well, i mean, i think, you know, he cut taxes twice early in hi

if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its

horn chips added the chief strike his horse. many of these details were included in an account by google elk, a friend of crazy horse to call him cousin and who described what he had watched crazy horse do as she readied himself to go into battle. eagle elk said he always wore a strand of braided buckskin. at the lower end of something like medicine tied up in buckskin. he had an eagle thing was all tied on. he had with them all the time. just before the start of the battle when you're ready to go into it, he got off his point and got a little dirt and put it between the use of his horse, and then on the hips of the horse. and then he took some, got in front of the horse and threw it over towards the tail and then he got around behind the horse and through some towards his head. then he went up to the horse and brushed it off and rubbed it on. and he rubbed a little on his hand and over his own head. then he took a spotted eagle feather and put it upside down in the back of his head instead of standing up as most it. chips was t

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it is an air horn compared to teatasters -- tasers. >> i am speaking on behalf of the national lawyers guild where we would urge you to vote down we would urge you to vote down this resolution to bring in

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it is an air horn compared to teatasters -- tasers. >> i am speaking on behalf of the national lawyers guild where we would urge you to vote down this resolution to bring in tasers. human rights are more important than property. what i heard tonight was a lack of focus on the human issue. we are talking about .06%. if your child is within that, it's 100%. we are talking about unnecessary deaths. it brings me to my second half as a jury consultant. i have worked on these kind of cases and cases on behalf of police officers. i would like to say that i think when juries look at these issues, they look at it from the point of view of necessary or unnecessary. if you have the taser covering their behinds, it puts the city in great jeopardy if they come to the conclusion that it is an unnecessary death. i think it is a real danger for the city financially. >> [inaudible] >> ok. i am a longtime

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