the indians did not distort their history. the problem for the indians is that they still have -- i found every chinese woman i met had a western name. they wanted to show they could do the west. indians are trying to say, we can do ourselves. they copied western filmmaking and can do something in the end. >> i totally disagree. the reason the chinese have western names is because westerners cannot pronounced chinese names. it is in no way are they trying to compete with the west. the chinese are becoming very self confident in the way they can do things their way. particularly in western business going to china. >> comedy and offense had seemed to go together. russell brandt calls on media frenzy over comments made about his relations with the granddaughter of a british actor. in the past he has also annoyed americans, calling president bush a retarded cowboy. now a huge movie star, how does he deal with the constant media attention? >> russell brand, you say at the start i was born to be famous but it took some decades for t

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i was raised in the city, i am what you would call an urban indian. so my upbringing was completely different than reservation life. so when i returned to the reservation in 2000, i was an outsider. even though i was a cherokee indian and an enrolled member, i was an outsider because nobody knew who i was. what seemed to work was when i started learning about them. not saying oh, i'm one of you, learning about them, sharing their experiences, talking to them about their families, that's when they embraced me. and it's been my experience as well with counselors or clinicians that come from the outside, well intentioned, big hearts, but don't take the time to get to know their client. they move right into the disorder and working on the mental health issues, but don't take the time to know the person. and in indian country, when you take the time to know the person, you build that therapeutic relationship, and that's where you get your success from. and then you get your trust. exactly. let's get into lgbt again, because i find that fascinating. one of

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we do find that programs that are run by american indians, alaska natives, for american indians, alaska natives or programs that target hispanics, run by hispanics, tend to produce better outcomes than programs that are not sensitive to those issues. so we use sort of a bias force paradigm. there are programs that are not run by the specific population group, but have modules that are targeted to the unique needs of that group. so they do not as well as the programs that are run by the specific population group, but they do better than programs that are general. so when we look at the outcomes of, say, a woman in a male program or a general program that doesn't have any gender specific programming, she doesn't do as well as the program that is targeted to, for women, run for women or a program that has gender-specific issues. the same thing for american indian, alaska natives, hispanics, african americans, and the same thing would be applicable to gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender. the key issue is of cultural competence and that is the thing that if indeed you know you've got a d

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they are incredible artists performing rhythmic art form of the south indian dance.nd then sunday we have the re nound master performing, like flamenco and tap. it's a feast of rhythm. >> it really is. thank you so much. the festival director. let's get engaged with our weather map for this evening. we have undergone some huge changes from just the start of the week when we had the second hottest day of the year. what we're seeing happening here is fog building off the coastline and then as we continue throughout this weekend that onshore breeze will help to cool us off. that area of hot high pressure has now gone away and it's all about the fog here across the bay area building up across the shoreline as temperatures will continue to go down inland with plenty of widespread 80s for tomorrow and then at the coastline, yes, we have returned to the 60s. grab those jackets back on out. all right. meanwhile tonight temperatures drop into the 50s and for tomorrow for the beginning of the traditions engaged festival, which is secelebrating the musi and dance of the indian

>> when he was in his 20s, during the french and indian war. at the very end of the revolution, he has a french dentist comes to the continental army head quarters to work with washington. and washington was so self-conscious about his bite that he thought people would mock it in some ways that he doesn't even enter that this dentist is coming, as if he is meeting with some master spy and he can't record it in the rolls. then he had a dentist in new york named john greend with when he was president. and when he corresponds with green wd he never uses tell tail words like teeth. if he sends him dentures, he writes, i received the items that you sent lest someone find out he was writing about his teeth. so here's a man who was so self-conscious. for us it creates this enormous sense of passion. i at the academy of medicine i saw one set of his dentures. when you see them and picture them rubbing along the gums day after day, you realized how agonizing it must have been to have those in your mouth. it was gruesome. >> you talk a lot about health.

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between the undefeated franklin indians and 1 loss hereford bulls.is in an early hold down 7-0. hand it to mark, that makes a great cut. and takes off. burned by the bull's defense, -inally tackled inno the end zone. 57-yard touchdown run. they miss the extra point. and trailed 7-6. franklin now loooing for a lead on the field goal. but it is a fake. dors see chased down by corey and indians cannot take advantage. more frrm the bull's defense. dorsey throws over the middle for franklin. but hereeord senior captain tim ú%istol makes the interception. bulls could not capitalize. on the enssing possession. hereford deep into the playbook. half back pass -- ranklin is not buying it. they pick off by wiley and go back and forth on this one..3 third qqarter. indians trail. another field goal, blocked by brown. hereford special teams come up big tonight. and then later n the quarter. hereford driving. they fake the hand off. keep it himself. and then walks into the end zone for the touchdown. bulls on top, 14-6. they hand franklin the first loss of the seas

even during the french and indian war. it is very funny. at the very end of the revolution, he had a french dentist that comes to the continental army headquarters to work with washington and washington was so self- conscious about his bad teeth that he thought that people would mock it. he does not even mention that he is meeting with this dentist. it is as if he is meeting with the master spy and it is so delicate that it cannot even be recorded. he had a dentist in new york named john greenwood. when washington corresponds with greenwood, he never uses such telltale words as teeth or dentures. nothing like that. he would say that he received the items that he sent. lest some crying party would see this and realize that washington was -- prying party would see this and realize that washington was talking about teeth. it is funny to think of such a great man who was so self- conscious about this defect. this creates an enormous sense of compassion, particularly -- at the newark library of medicine, i exam -- academy of medicine in new york

indian summers normally occur in october, early november. they aressociated with significantly above normal temperatures and drier, hazy conditions. the phrase dates back to the 18th century in the u.s., although there are several theories about the origins of the material. the national weather service says none have been proven. >> i always thought, it was after we have a freeze. if we sdenly have warm weather. >> i thought it was after a freeze, too. the weather service said any unusual period of warm, hazy weather. >> all righty. >> our next question come from mary ellen in silver spring. she said not every business accepts all kinds of u.s. currencies. some places don't accept bill over $20. is it legal? >> is that okay? well, we turned to the u.s. department of treasury for this. and it said that the coinage of 1965 states that it is legal tender for debts, tes and dues in the u.s. allow, there iso law that says private businesses or people must accept currency or coins as payments. private company are free to develop their o policies o

indian song. this one's been filled with many activities from work in the vegetable gardens to learning new skills. people hear. the low traffic jams supermarket queues old t.v. set but they have to get the day's chores completed. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. wealthy british. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. the global financial headline. in this part of scotland but this summer. in the eco village. some of them. who pay for their vegetables. phoenix's the in the settlement it's items are targeted mostly at visitors and guests but. but instead of paying in pounds she uses the local currency. the exchange rate stays the same one equals one pound. seventy years ago to support local businesses. in order to keep. the people proud of their recycling system. with a special device called the living machine. from here under ground. the next step is that. this is the first p

and they just kill him that's the rule less the history of the united states government american indians are becoming militant commanding the government to take action to help solve their problems you are being discriminated at the site of the eight hundred ninety one dinny massacre the american indian movement held the government gunpoint the f.b.i. moved in immediately dennis banks was an aim leader the suspicion was started to rise after we realize what they were doing to the black panthers and we had a series of meetings. saying look we've got to be aware that this is there's a great possibility that they might be you know targeting. or infiltrations a reign of terror soon gripped the pine ridge reservation in south dakota over sixty a members were murdered others were dragged through the courts. like peltier imprisoned for murdering two f.b.i. agents but some suggests the evidence and witnesses were flawed corrupted today to many he's america's foremost political prisoner. you know out of this area. who grew up with never going to. before there were the wiki leaks papers or the pent

la plata and indian head at 35. some of our lower readings. we'll have a high temperature today of 70 degrees. lots of sunshine and a very nice southwest wind. >> perfect fall day it sound like. >> taking in a little bit of fall color this weekend. >>> parishioners are remember a historic chapel after fire ripped through the channel. it started on the campus of the virginia theological seminary after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. now worshippers, students and faculty are sharing preliminaries. jackie bensen reports. >> reporter: by night fall firefighters were still spreading water on the smoldering remains of the chapel at the virginia theological seminary in alexandria. agents from the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms

still ahead for you leaving their homes only to end up in wrong find out how young indian girls are being duped into prostitution as they seek a better life. there's there's all moscow's new boss sworn in president medvedev pick a former governor of one of russia's oil which regions from a shortlist of four is can't just say was later approached by city along makers barges alice hebert reports on the mayor's first day in office. surrogacy beyond and is the new man about town approved by the city's will make use in a near unanimous vote mossies new massa be on and used his inauguration to set out his political roadmap there was also a thinly veiled swipe at his preacher says that he would have. to clean corruption and red tape as well as increasing the responsibility of officials will be among the priorities of my policies. sabean's appointment fully vetted sucking of utilities conflicts month slicing

west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington

this week's "book of the week" is robert caplan's great new book, "monsoon: the indian ocean and then power." kaplan, who's a great geostrategist come reporter says that while wars of the past were fought in the atlantic, the pacific and the persian gulf, in the coming years, the central awree rooe ya of global geopolitics is going to be the indian ocean because of the rise of china and india, so that's where america must concentrate its efforts and where the geopolitical cockpit of the world will be. now for "the last look." that the ayatollah khomeini is a bit of a revolutionary we already knew. but did you know that he is also a social media revolutionary? it turns out that iran's supreme leader has a twitter account, or at least his office does. so we were able to follow along this week with a travel log of pictures as he went to qom, iran's holy city. do they call it the ayatollah mobile, i wonder? it's quite a bit less fancy than the pope's. here are some delegated fans, and here some talks of

those who attack afghans, indians, and western. so far, the pakistani military has launched a bunch of operations, but never yet went into north waziristan. is it still fair to say until they do that, it's impossible to say the pakistani military has gotten serious about getting rid of the afghan terror menace? >> i would like to say, i'll stand by my previous answer, but i can't remember it, so let me just say that we have discussed this with the pakistanis. right now, they have 70,000 of their troops working on flood relief in pakistan. i've seen that personally when i visited the area. >> but there always seems to be a reason why they can't get to north waziristan. this has been going on for five years now. >> i'm not sheer here to defend pakistani military or to attack them. they know our views on the importance of this area you're talking about, and that's all i really feel comfortable saying about on that issue, except to acknowledge the importance of the subject you've raised. >> richard, you sound like you're a little bit l

world but they often end up in a brothel find out why some indian girls get due to their pursuit of a better future we got our stories coming up here on our see just a few minutes time. first of france's witnessing is worst ever civil disobedience in for. fifteen years union leaders are calling for more general strikes over the coming weeks in response to government reforms so far twelve days of protests have failed to stop or to rise in the retirement age from going ahead demonstrators insist they will step up a campaign now that's already seeing clashes with police arrests and looting meantime authorities are trying to restore petrol supplies following fuel blockades across the country who government says the reform is needed to rescue the pension system from collapse but many argue they're not prepared to work for longer but. reports next most everyone in france sympathizes with the protests. the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's degree and working for

traditions engage, it's all about the classical indian dance music.s international, people coming here from india and all over the country. and it's going to be quite the performance, as it is on friday. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and this event lasting into saturday and also sunday. it's quite spectacular, if you like anything about bollywood this will blow your mind. the seven-day forecast, temperatures in the low to mid-80s, we're going to peak as we head through wednesday next week. not too bad, right? >> no. >> let's show everyone what i've learned. i'm in my pose. let's go. >> can we speed it up? i'm not a good listener. ♪ >> she said not bad, right? >> i did. >> i'm flattering you, you did nice. >> don't get ready for america's got talent that's for sure. >> the news keeps getting better. the padres just lost a few minutes ago. the giants can lose the next three games and still have a chance on a monday playoff. >> we're not even going. >> we're winning the next one. >> let's keep it real straight. the situations seem all too perfect here

a pakistani population that it has not integrated nearly as well for example say the indian populationa lot of that is because these people tend to be at the lower end of the social spectrum they're very often without were there in poor housing so the relief of poverty is a major contribution trying to achieve social cohesion anybody who wants to see social cohesion and i hope that's the majority of well minded people will resist any rise of nationalism heavens above if we haven't learnt the lessons of extreme nationalism from the last century then we really are doomed to relive the lessons of history again. thoughts there from keith best a former british m.p. and political advisor now coming out for you striking back at burra. this is if i can say of a cow that you know it's not a real cause like film director is out to show the world the true face of his country take a few shots at the imposter while he's at it. promises of a better life and lucrative jobs are boring thousands of indian women into prostitution sex traffickers take advantage of girls and poor villages often picking un

also bring you the stories of indian girls who end up in prostitution just. trying to seek a better future that's coming out in just minutes. france and britain are in the throes of public unrest following severe government measures seeking to revise their ailing economies british trade unions say that preparing for massive demonstrations as the country faces the harshest spending cuts since world war two across the channel france has seen the worst civil disorder in fifteen years union leaders say they'll be more general strikes over president sarkozy's plans to rise there were time and space to fix it too which is still however one of the lowest in the world so far twelve days of protests have failed to stop the bill from going it had the government says they trying his vital to reduce the country's budget deficit and force financial future abodes on the streets say the plans are an attack on their basic rights and as also reports not everyone france sympathizes with the protests. the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's de

promises of a better life and a lucrative job delivering thousands of indian women into prostitution sex traffickers take advantage of girls in port villages often picking underage victims results his car and saying reports next campaign is a pushing to make families more aware of the dangers. rush me may be young but she's gone through more than most girls her age to leave her village for the bright lights of mumbai only to find she was heading for life in a brothel he said he wants to reach my why did you go with them then. i didn't want to he forced me to india is the epicenter of this extra african industry right now in the world and the reason is that there is no enforcement of laws against traffic jams and joins it's taught more than a quarter of a million been trafficked in india each year some are as young as nine and come from the rural areas of neighboring new heading for. either their parents nor they have any idea of what the real world is like the parents meanwhile little bit if television is in the village about what bombay is and to them it would represent a life state

i had 5.5 years of the french and indian war. i have eight years of the two term presidency. i am very aware that i have to do justice to those big chunks of the story. you really cannot skimp when it ose.s to that o the presidency gets 205 pages. we will continue this discussion, but the most interesting thing you learned about this presidency? >> sometimes it is portrayed that george washington somehow floated above the fray, that he was a figurehead. not at all. washington was absolutely on top of everything but was going on. even jefferson marveled at the way that not only was everyone reporting to washington, but washington wanted to review all outgoing letters and jefferson marveled at the way that washington was aware of roughly everything that was happening in the of administration. he was a much stronger president than i think people realize. he was very creative. he was forging the office of the presidency. he establishes a benchmark in terms of brilliance. he is defining the system of separation of powers and checks and balances. most importantly, we are still livi

pregnant with her twins, the second time that the indian woman has lent her womb to the american. >> i had a positive experience, which is why we are doing this for the second time. because the process went smoothly for me, i wound up starting a business because of that to facilitate other companies -- couples with a smooth transition. >> surrogacy is a multimillion dollar business in india. >> it was initially difficult to give up the child. one tends to get attached. but i am getting paid for it. >> it is all happening here i am ireland, -- all happening here, in this little town in western india. in the past few years it has transformed through the surrogacy industry, led by women from surrounding villages. as surrogacy remains largely unacceptable in this society. >> many surrogates are forced to hide their pregnancies, as very few people in their communities would believe that a baby can be conceived without having sex. but these concerns are the least of their worries. >> the issue of the health of the surrogate mother is a concern. there are some markets going on between the s

and bringing you the stories of indian girls hand up and prostitution despite.trying to seek a better future that's coming up in a few moments. france is witnessing its worst civil disobedience and fifteen days a union leaders are calling for more general strikes over the coming weeks in response to government reforms so thought twelve days of protests have failed to stop a two year rise in the retirement age from going ahead demonstrators a says they will step up a campaign that's already seen clashes with police arrested three saying meanwhile authorities are trying to restore petrol supplies following fuel blockades across the country the government says the reform is needed to rescue the pension system from collapse though many argue that not prepared to work for longer but it also has cancer now it's not over for now everyone in front sympathizes with the protests. the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's degree and working for a large international company for her the recent protest in paris are first and foremost a person

day of mourning for these needed tribes in washington state's colorado and throughout the countless indian reservations in this country. is really just a day off from work or an end in our federal holiday coming to washington seeing that makes a big difference in kind of brings it home the district of columbia is actually named after christopher columbus here in the nation's capital he's honored every year in the celebration behind me and for anyone traveling to d.c. by train they'll make their way here to union station where one of the first things they'll probably see is a lovely fountain behind me as dedicated to christopher columbus and the three flagpoles behind it symbolize the three ships that prop explorer and his group to the new world indigenous people in latin america ever existing gentle people here the sea. discovered america what they did was conquered america but there is another opinion on display outside the white house it's an illustration drawing present day similarities to the suffering of natives under columbus we are here to call attention to the continued military za

this comes after years of legal wrangling between a group of indians and environmentalists. simon perez on how the two sides finally hit the jackpot. >> reporter: thuy, we're here at point mill lahti north of the bridge. it used to be prime real estate, a naval depot. the future is in doubt what will get built here. >> it's about a billion-dollar investment to build it. >> reporter: the developer knows what he wants the place to look like in the future. under the jurisdiction of the indian tribe he would like to build the casino. >> we are talking about a convention center, we are a talking about a retail area with 50 stores and ten restaurants and nightclubs. we're talking about the safest place to be in richmond. >> reporter: several groups backed the plans because it includes spending more than $40 million on the environmental. >> it's clear it will provide significant funding for habitat protection, richmond shoreline acquisition, waste reduction, recycle n and energy conservation programs while also allowing for economic growth for richmond. >> i don't think this is a b

>> as you go back to the french and indian war, we find george washington not only fighting along signed -- alongside her ratio gates, but you also find thomas gage, who then becomes the first british commander at the beginning, the time of lexington and concord, so washington had known for many years. there were quite a number of personalities who were new to heim. >> who decided he should be the commander in chief? >> the continental congress appointed him by a unanimous vote. it was the first of four significant votes. he was unanimously appointed president of the continental commission, and both times he ran for president, he was unanimously elected by the electoral college, so that is a record we can safely say no one will ever duplicate. >> how obvious was it when you were doing your research that he was the choice for office -- for this? >> i do not think he had a lot of competition. the continental army was the militiamen gathered in cambridge. washington had been very involved in protesting the stamp act. washington had been an active member of the first and second continental c

washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and sciences. there is luther burbank and jack london. there was a thing on the side. it says federal art project and has beginning and ending date. that is a wall which becomes a tomb stone. the artists themselves are becoming ghosts. that's what he's doing there. joseph danish. head of the projects, it is it was a wonderful time that he woke up every morning wondering how long it would last. they were being paid to produce public art. well, what happened of course is the war. the war came alon