and then, imented to talk a little bit about the surrealist and i am about to install these paintings into what is traditionally our impressionist gallery. but they are some of the most popular paintings in our collection and when we don't have them i get people asking what have you done with them? and i think that doli's approach to many things is idiocyncratic and these clouds have a view, and they almost seemed figure all to me but they have this really expensive intention for lack of a better way to describe them. i don't know that he would have wanted me describing them. >> i really love this image, and i think as we have heard from the other panelists, clouds and space and landscape have a personal meaning and what we project on them is very subjective and i think that in my own attempt to synthesize art history in 15 minutes and looking at clouds and skies, i came to realize that there is a personal vocabary that we project on to these images. and so i felt honored to have participated on this panel and so i feel like it is really changed the way that i look at so many kinds of

didn't find any outraged by the tobacco laws, but they didn't think it would stop kids smoking much imentedids will by it at other places. >> people who really still want to smoke will get the secrets some way. >> the shift away from nicotine is under way. since 2002. teen smoking has decreased from 19 to 8%. the tobacco law goes in effect next may. mayor michael bloomberg will have left office. he hopes in a generation or two the law will ensure that smoking is no longer the number one cause of preventible death among new yorkers. >> mayor michael bloomberg signed a companion bill imposing penties for discounts on cigarettes. harry potter will pop up on a stamp near you. the u.s. postal service is releasing stamps in honour of the boy wizard and friends. it's hoped he'll help to boost the cash-strapped service. that will do it for al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy. news at the top of every hour. thanks for watching, have a great evening. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." when a child is raised in a loving home with two loving parents, does gender matter in we'll hear

imented the only way to preserve the traditions >> they are beautiful traditions. mexicans will here the haunting, welcoming cry next year. >> the day of the dead is not just celebrated in mexico. in fact, it's not only becoming more popular in the u.s., but in guatemala, brazil and spain. >> meanwhile in mexico they are trying to tackle a problem of obesity. rates are higher than the u.s., which prompted lawmakers to pass a junk food tax. the mexican congress approved the tax on salty and sugary junk food, charging 8% tax on foods that are 275 call lis or more. the mexican president is encouraging people to exercise an hour a day. i'm morgan radford. see you again at 4am eastern.

. >> one of the things that iment to talk about is a number of important things that have been raised to the healthy food purchase supplement and we had an opportunity in san francisco to go to the holy grail of public policy we take the local innovation to drive national policy and we know that it is difficult to be innovative around food where they are cutting food stamps by millions of dollars and what we have a chance here to do is to take the success of a program like the summers market program which my organization has been operating for the past five years. and leverage that into a larger program, for the entire city, that would meet a lot more needs and show nationally, what can be done when we can be truly innovative without all of the restrictions that exist. and so we encourage you to look at that program and look just at the farmer's market and when we started that program,, there are only ten ebt purchases per market day and this summer we had over 90 a day. and so this actually makes a big difference and it is not just make a difference when you are giving someone free m

. >> hi my name is jennifer scarlet iment the president of the sfpa and i am here to reiterate that we are in support of it doing the core function of law enforcement and safety of abuse and neglect and that was the intent behind the split 25 years ago in which we undertook the no kill community and we invested in the high volume and, which is the corner stone of lowering the intake, several years ago we started to look at the number of pits bulls and we increased over 40 percent and over all of which are behavior cases we have invested in pit bull programs to prevent surrender and our vaccine clinic and programs for those areas that is not have access to fraoet services or any services. we have also started the pit bull initiative. we are responsive to the needs of the city and we are committed and it is our priority that the animals in san francisco. and also, our offer is simple and we can do more to help. i heard it that we need more help with smalls. and so we remodeling the facility in order to take on smalls and give that community more support. and or offer to you is simple. if

s per iment her. a new video surveillance system is in place. still the migrants come. >> the father of a gaoled member of the russian punk band pussy riot spoke to al jazeera about his desperation to find out where his daughter is. nadya tolokonnikova is thought to have been moved to a new prison. but family have had no contact for days. >> a daily vigil is beej staged outside the hours to protest about the treatment of nadya tolokonnikova. her family has not heard anything from the authorities, apart from the fact that she's been moved to a new prison after going on two hunger strikes to publy sis conditions inside the penalal colony where she's being held and they fear for her safety. her father told her she made the decision to speak out after receiving threats to her life. >> it's been 14 days without contact. we don't know if she's alive or dead. we don't get any information. the federal penn ten shary will not comment. they shut the doors in front of us. >> his daughter was gaoled for two years after taking part in the pussy riot protest

it was happening alt this residence, which is concerning for us because it happened in close prox iments of -- proximity of children. but we know the weapons were not in close proximity to children. >> drug partner, six rifles and a ford explorer were seized from the home. not the day care. >> reporter: it all started when undercover investigators were purchasing marijuana from a female from this residence. that led to a search warrant. >> undercover officers did make narcotic transactions at that house. and during that time, through our investigation, children were present at the home. >> reporter: police say the pair are not day care employees, nor child care providers, just residents of the home. [ knocking ] >> reporter: we stopped by the house plisay -- police say doubled as gambrills day care nursery. the man said -- >> there's no guns here. there's a shed 500 feet back. >> what about the drugs? >> drugs weren't here that i know of. >> reporter: some of the charges include possession of marijuana, possession with the intent to distribute. and police say the day care had nothing to

and iments postponed, have heard directed from any of those affected painful stories of strong people struggling against incredible odds that determined to make it one way or another. there is understandable concern as i go across my state. they speak of a bureaucratic maze that forces those impacted by the storm to complete reams of what seems to be unnecessary paperwork sometimes just to be considered for federal aid. they detail stringent regulations that lead to little to no flexibility. they worry about impending flags -- impending hikes in their rates as well. we must increase our sense of urgency to get funding out the door as quickly as possible, while still remaining goods stores of taxpayer dollars and always protecting against fraud. it is critical that we provide and toble grant programs avoid something that has been championed but i -- by the people to my right, were rooted bring -- where we would bring in economic concern. recovery from a national disaster of this magnitude is a very long process. it is not easy. thosed as it seems for here who have been toiling for over

imented . >> there'll be more to the story. the nba september out a record saying we are not having bullying in locker rooms. >> the navy cyst eped its most, "pensive warship saturday. it willin the float in 2016. it's named after the 28th president and his daughter did the hon ours. >> >>> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america. next, a mascot stirring controversy. first a look at the forecast across the u.s. with metrologist. >>> good morning. to the rest of you it's a chilly start - i'll tell you where, across the north central plains, back to minnesota. temperatures 37. as we track towards tomorrow, daytime highs in the 20s. today will climb to highs of 42. we have warm hair pushing in to the south ahead of a boundary pushing through. it's on its way to the north-east. boston 44. new york city around 57. in the south-east beautiful time of the year to be in the south-east atlanta, and new orleans, the humidity low, temps in the '60s and 70s. we had a bit of rain across texas. highs of 72. in san antonio, 74 - it w

imented we believe there are more hum aim and compassionate waves to deal with pregnancy than take the the life of a baby. >> pro-choice says this ordinance is another tactic designed to chip away at roe v wade, the 1973 landmark supreme court ruling that legalized abortion in the u.s. it's to ban abortions. this is an important point for the rest of the country to understand. >> the vote crossed party lines, even in a typically blue state, home to kath likes who oppose abortion. >> let this be a lesson to all 50 states and congress. tonight the people of burke rejected an extreme agenda, pushed by out of state and out of touch groups that want to end state and legal abortion altogether. >> anti-abortion activists vowed to continue the fight. they have succeeded with similar measures in 13 states. >> and this was the first time an abortion law was considered by a city government. negotiators from iran and six world powers will be back at the bargaining table. the u.s. and other nations are offering to ease sanctions if iran agrees to freeze its nuclear program. the supreme leader insis

attanasio --iment and sodas benjamin netanyahu say that this is a mistake.ost: all right, john, we go to hunter hunter next. go to caller: hi. i was just thinking we have the best able in the world working on this of your for president obama. now you have the republicans trying to stop them from doing everything. now, how do you not know that -- they coulds have someone in their stopping the computers from working. you need to check on the people that you got working in the system. hunter, that point, here is the "wall street journal ," health site alert. it takes a look at todd parr, who is the white house chief technology officer. host: mr. park likely would be looked at host: they will likely ask about that if he shows up today at the hearing which begins at 9:30, you can go for website, www.c- span.org. by the way, this from the "new york times" this morning on todd park. it says this host: chris in north carolina, independent caller. hi, chris. [no audio] -- caller: hi. it is so hard to know where to begin here. the person who started out rough in life