actual de mi mamá es decirramón para cierto tipo de servicios y obviamente los recibe de parte de irene era nuestra vida y quisiéramos yo no la he vuelto a ver, ella se niega a recibirnos, no le importamos a ella. que pase guadalupe yo no sé porque me echa la culpa de llevarlos a la perdición cuando ellas tomaron la decisión de salirse de la casa, yo no las corrí y no tengo responsabilidad de nada, después de que se metió con mi marido fue una mala agradecida por eso me negué ayudarla, yo no soy espejo de nadie, si yo hice lo que hizo fue para sacarlas adelante, no me siento responsable a que le llama hacer lo que tenía que hacer para sacar adelante su familia mi marido nunca me apoye ningún momento sabiendo que tenemos los tres hijosse desatendió completamente el trabajaba también pero se desentendía no fue así sino que yo lo vi del modo que yo necesitaba dinero, mi esposo no me ayudaba para nada la relación con mi compadre fue después, se dio la relación las cosas se fueron dando, la verdad que me enamoré de él y yo acepté su ayuda y después porque me han marido no me ayudaba, se desa

actual de mi mamá es decirramón para cierto tipo de servicios y obviamente los recibe de parte de irenera nuestra vida y quisiéramos yo no la he vuelto a ver, ella se niega a recibirnos, no le importamos a ella. que pase guadalupe yo no sé porque me echa la culpa de llevarlos a la perdición cuando ellas tomaron la decisión de salirse de la casa, yo no las corrí y no tengo responsabilidad de nada, después de que se metió con mi marido fue una mala agradecida por eso me negué ayudarla, yo no soy espejo de nadie, si yo hice lo que hizo fue para sacarlas adelante, no me siento responsable a que le llama hacer lo que tenía que hacer para sacar adelante su familia mi marido nunca me apoye ningún momento sabiendo que tenemos los tres hijosse desatendió completamente el trabajaba también pero se desentendía no fue así sino que yo lo vi del modo que yo necesitaba dinero, mi esposo no me ayudaba para nada la relación con mi compadre fue después, se dio la relación las cosas se fueron dando, la verdad que me enamoré de él y yo acepté su ayuda y después porque me han marido no me ayudaba, se desate

actual de mi mamá es decirramón para cierto tipo de servicios y obviamente los recibe de parte de ireneniega a recibirnos, no le importamos a ella. que pase guadalupe yo no sé porque me echa la culpa de llevarlos a la perdición cuando ellas tomaron la decisión de salirse de la casa, yo no las corrí y no tengo responsabilidad de nada, después de que se metió con mi marido fue una mala agradecida por eso me negué ayudarla, yo no soy espejo de nadie, si yo hice lo que hizo fue para sacarlas adelante, no me siento responsable a que le llama hacer lo que tenía que hacer para sacar adelante su familia mi marido nunca me apoye ningún momento sabiendo que tenemos los tres hijosse desatendió completamente el trabajaba también pero se desentendía no fue así sino que yo lo vi del modo que yo necesitaba dinero, mi esposo no me ayudaba para nada la relación con mi compadre fue después, se dio la relación las cosas se fueron dando, la verdad que me enamoré de él y yo acepté su ayuda y después porque me han marido no me ayudaba, se desatendió de sus hijos completamente, yo te molesta porque me dicen,

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wallick and bernard and irene schwartz, rosalynn p. walter.ic islanders and communications, corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. the united states and the world's other major powers today hailed the interim agreement struck last night with iran over that country's nuclear program. >> the united states, together with our close allies and partners took an important first step toward a comprehensive solution that addresses our concerns with the islamic republic of iran's nuclear program. under terms of the six-month deal announced in the middle of the night in geneva, switzerland, the west will ease some of its economic sanctions against iran. in return, iran agreed not to

it begins with irene and doing the karate kicks in your meal is taken when she was she doing you see she's a strong lady. then you see her with her family absolutely fascinating family. i think women are going to be perfectly attractive sight read. so whereas i saw longer for us on. she may end up being my thing. the very pleased to within the last year or so imagery is now selling the cds online and i've been promoting them on my website is an existing stock on because i've really fill that if you in the united states via verbal opportunity to buy. foreign tv stuff was so high. i just want to spread the word. you. wong will i don't think coming up next as comfortable. this pic with fourth test by instruments so what's been making headlines last sentence. and talking all had once its head up stairs to the additional pick it up and carried like this. these honoring stories that sound. it was a backup a rise in geneva as well

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goodwill, we can solve even the most intractable problems. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> irene inouye, accepting on behalf of her husband, the honorable daniel k inouye. [ applause ] >> a true patriot, daniel underthe power of leaders when united in common purpose to protect and promote the tenants we cherish as americans. as a member of the 442 regimental combat team, daniel helped free europe from the grasp of tyranny during world war ii for which he received the medal of honor. representing the people of hawaii, he never lost sight of the ideals that biengd us across the 50 states. senator's reason and resolve help make our country what it is today, and for that we honor him. [ applause ] >> dr. daniel kahneman. [ applause ] >> daniel kahneman's ground breaking work earned him a nobel prize in economic signses. after escaping from nazi occupied france as a young boy, he grow to understand the origins of people's beliefs, and working alongside dr. amos bearski, he used simple expeer meants to demonstrate how people make decisions under uncertain circumstances, and forever cha

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let's listen for a second. [ applause ] >> the honorable bill clinton. [ applause ] >> miss irene enawayccepting on behalf of her husband. [ applause ] >> dr. daniel kenamen. [ applause ] >> there are a number of recipients you see former president clinton entering the room. they range from ernie banks to oprah when -- when friday. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. you are looking at an iconic who is who of america there. they are waiting for president obama. he is entering the room right now. this being the 50th year that the presidential medal of freedom has been handed out. it was created by john f. kennedy, this being the 50th anniversary of the death of the assassination of president kennedy. you see president obama and mrs. obama there. >> everybody please have a seat. have a seat. well, on behalf of michelle and myself welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year, especially this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest ci

incomparable star and businesswoman irene dallas. the man who helped launch the industry when he invented pong the video game and architect who spent more than three decades re-creating the city of san francisco. we've got a lot of great stories to share, and it all starts now.

states writes catherine ashton said that he gave speeches deposit if the iranian foreign minister is irene is optimistic about reaching an agreement to be done the guy still be don't eat a couple from wendy push the nest this round of talks is planned to announce that three days. the catherine ashton stakes testing tone during use. it was a crime to pray cents and each would take time it is always being the approach that would be the first dent the confidence building steps and then there would be follow up steps this is not something to say it because it is awesome you can simply of deal with ribbon on it so you know we all walk in the way the food's been working to get an understanding with the ratings that is robust that is sustainable. that is verifiable. but of course that would meet the follow up with even if we did preach an initial agreement the dynamic for the next couple of days is yet to be disowned it. he was solid on the basis of what's happened so far how we will organize the walk. we just don't enjoy things for we want to have a fo the numbering of positions in them and make

names like sandy and irene bring back troubling memories.n 2011 alone, 12 severe storms created more than $50 billion in damage, moreamage than all the storms from the 1980s combined. whatever the cause, the severity and unpredictability of weather has changed for the worse. not surprisingly, weather-related power outages have changed, both in frequency and duration. prolonged power outages are increasingly more the norm. when events like these happen, a standby generator allows you to remain comfortably at home. the alternative? a total disruption of yo life. >> when i lived in north jersey, we had a well and septic and we had hurricane floyd. i think that was 1999. we were without power for five days. that meant you had no water in the house. no water, no toilets flushing, so that was really horrible. when it got dark, my neighbor said she felt like a farmer. when it got dark, you went to bed. when it got light, you got up again. i pretty much tell everybody, "get a generator." i really do. i have my generator installed since january of 20

fish and wildlife the van where six towns of irene was crushed what message was this action meant to send both and there are general public in ivory poachers and also let's talk about your organization what can people do to help because as you mentioned this is a pretty detached topic for people who are living outside of these areas. well the u.s. average the u.s. fish and wildlife has seized had seized six tons of ivory over the past thirty years that was coming in illegally through or passing through the u.s. borders the u.s. is the second and third largest user of ivory own in terms of trophy and illegal ivory coming through so if you think of china and ivory chinatowns there's a lot of ivory going through the u.s. so this is based and in a statement in line with obama's executive order to help stop and poaching in the killing of elephants the u.s. fish and wildlife crushed six tons of ivory from. the whole tusks to carvings to chomsky's to little earrings you name it and it was the first time the u.s. stood up in a very public statement against the ivory trade and support on the

irene thinking it would look into. i hope will go to her. the type of thing you don't think of china. cody had to be late. if the price of coal goes up. each of them output of a gaffe that the average price which viewpoint of a deeper to what our provide content for two hours a day. in time the lowest price the point three five or maybe for two one hour for the five pence for two hours reaching high profit. the price which as you come to know that we address the report agenda one hundred in the backdrop for energy use worldwide to finding alternative energy sources coal and oil development debate will take a look at how the issue of nuclear power to affect the future president china nuclear powers alternate source of energy to pull it all. that doesn't mean that alternate source renewable energy. the definition get muddled by political position on how energy sources can affect the economy and environmental quality of the world. i'm glad i can talk about par for a new book stores of energy your typical refresh project involving wind turbine.

so, that would be a friendly amendment to commissioner irene yee riley to say put in the ordinance not to do it, but, so -- >> i just don't agree we should say it should definitely not be in there and i don't think we should say it should definitely be in there. i think we should kind of make some point as a small business commission we're antiany unnecessary fees. if it is deemed it is appropriate or whatever, ~ leave it in there. if you can figure that into it, then i can go along with it. >> what if we just say that we recommend more research be done as to the relevance of the fees and work with our staff to determine that? >> yeah, i'm okay with that. [speaker not understood] can you figure out -- >> give me one more moment to try to sort that out. one more thing, just the clarification because i just foresee a loophole, the whole edibles with cannabis. >> i did make a note to follow-up with the department on that. and i will also be very clear exactly what planning will do vis-a-vis this fee will be discussed thursday at the planning commission. and i can ask planning to respond i

so it's relatively small compared to a storm say like irene, that was almost double that, but much weaker. our own gloria rivera on the ground. >> we are at this church, in this predominantly catholic country they are calling on the power of prayer, bishops leading the people in a prayer against impending casualties, that number should become more clear. >> reporter: that prayer being asked for around the world, as the storm exits the philippines next stop vietnam. and that's just it. the sun again coming up, we'll learn more about how catastrophic the storm was, one thing i can tell you, in 24 hours it goes to vietnam and hits as a lesser storm, category two, but still pretty significant. >> still taking a lot of wind. we'll learn more, still so much unknown. thank you. >>> now we turn to the tantalizing hope tonight that one of america's adversaries may be less dangerous. the world asking, is a nuclear weapons deal with iran finally within reach. america's top diplomat ready to meet face to face, can america trust the iranians? chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has been

it is also our honor to have with us today i read -- irene inouye, or presenting her husband, senator daniel in no way -- representing her husband, senator daniel inouye. thank you for being here to commemorate the special day at the world war ii memorial. please rise for the presentation of the colors and the playing of the national anthem and the indication. -- and the invocation. please join me in the prayer according to your faith. heavenly father, your words strikes us. be strong and let us fight bravely for our people in the cities of our god. dear lord, on this veterans day, we take time to remember our veterans but particularly our world war ii veterans. lord, our congress in 1926 established that this would be a day to honor our veterans for their patriotism, love for our country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. for us to take solemn pride in the heroism of those that died in the country's service. the state to be commemorated with things giving, prayer, and exercises designed to promote goodwell. therefore, oh lord, we begin the ceremony with pray

[applause] irene hirano inouye accepting on behalf of her husband, the honorable daniel k inouye.plause] a true patriot and dedicated public servant, daniel k inouye understood the power of leaders when united in common purpose to protect and promote the tenants we cherish as americans. as a member of the revered 442nd regimental combat team, daniel inouye helped for europe from the grasp of tyranny during world war ii for which he received the medal of honor. representing the people of hawaii from the moment the island joined the union, he never lost sight of the ideals that bind us across the 50 states. senator inouye's reason and resolve helped make our country what it is today. or that, we honor him. [applause] dr. daniel kahneman. [applause] daniel kahneman's groundbreaking work earned him a nobel prize in economic sciences for his .esearch developing after escaping from not the occupied france as a young boy and later joining the israel defense forces, dr. kahneman grew interested in understanding the origins of people's beliefs, combining psychology and economic analysis an

girls, iren, for young really had a backup job. i was going to come home right open ay plan was to dancing school. i had a trade. i was a dancer. who i still was and am. that is how i define myself in terms of what i do but of what i do. my ideal was to have a backup. always have a backup plan. if you are waiting for people to look at you and say you are fabulous, such a narcissistic place to be. why did depend on people to love you so much if you do not love yourself? at is where i come from. get a backup system and figure out what else you are going to do in life. you never know. the same with the corrected goes on and on and it stops. -- with a career that goes on and on and it stops. what matters? those are things we need to ask ourselves early in life so if things that do not work out some, it is ok. >> we have a bunch of questions. -- [laughter]sk >> that was longer than i expected. >> did you ever ask if you can come back and play a serious focused character instead of a kooky blonde? >> no. [laughter] line thate one movie y

of good will, we can solve the most retractable problems. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> irenee accepting on behalf of her husband, daniel k. inouye. a true patriot and dedicated public serve yangt, daniel k. inouye understood the -- as americans. as a member of the revered 442nd combat team, daniel inouye helped free europe from the grasp of tear any during world war ii. representing the people of hawaii, he never lost sight of the-year-olds that bienld us across the 50 states. senator's inouye's reason and resolve help make our country what it is today. and for that, we honor him. [ applause ] >>> dr. daniel kahneman. [ applause ] >>> daniel kahneman's groundbreaking work earned him a nobel prize for his research in developing prospect theory. after escaping from france as a young boy, dr. kahneman grew interested in understanding the origins of people's beliefs, come bieng psychology and economic analysis and working alongside dr. verse ki. he used simple experiments to demonstrate how people make decisions under uncertain circumstances. and he forever changed the way we vie

irene says this is something she and her family won't miss. >> we get together each year to give backthe community. we enjoy it. we do it as a family. >> that's great. >> and one of the listeners i talked to phoenix, and thousands of miles away from home is going to do the same thing. >> can't enjoy their meal until they make sure someone else has a meal. >> right. >> so where are the locations where people can still go if they still want to help. >> there are a few locations. you can check out the community for creative nonviolence. they have a dinner. they're looking for volunteers. work starts at 11:30 a.m. and there's one other location that you can check out. the valuable blessings. they're teaming up with the seat pleasant fire department. they plan to serve 600 people. is they're looking for greeters, for folks to hand out meals and make hoo people feel comfortable. all right. have a wonderful holiday. >> you, too. >> thank you. jim? >>> where do they store pets on an airplane and how are they treated is something every pet owner considers when they think about traveling with t

so it's relatively small compared to a storm say like irene, that was almost double that, but much weaker gloria rivera on the ground. >> we are at this church, predominantly catholic country they are calling on the power of prayer, bishops leading the people in a prayer against impending casualties, that number should become more clear. >> reporter: that prayer being asked for around the world, as the storm exits the fill feens next stop vietnam. and that's just it. the sun again coming up, we'll learn more about how catastrophic the storm was, one thing i can tell you, in 24 hours it goes to vietnam and hits as a lesser storm, category two, but still pretty significant. >> still taking a lot of wind. we'll learn more, still so much unknown. thank you. >>> now we turn to the tantalizing hope tonight that one of america's adversaries may be less dangerous. the world asking, is a nuclear weapons deal with iran finally within reach. america's top diplomat ready to meet face to face, can america trust the iranians? chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz talking to sources all day

irene in a way accepting on behalf of her husband, daniel inouye. dr. daniel kahneman. [applause] the honorable richard lugar. [applause] ms. loretta lynn. [applause] >> doctor mario molina. [applause] mr. walter nay, excepting only half of his partner, bayard rustin. [applause] mr. arturo sandoval. ms. smith accepting on behalf of her husband, dean smith. ms. gloria steinem. [applause] reverend c.t. vivian. the honorable patricia wald. [applause] ms. oprah winfrey. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, and mrs. michelle obama ♪ [applause] >> good evening, everybody. please have a seat. well, on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially, it's special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals, and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and this year it's just a little more special because this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. we are hon

irene her rono inouye, accepting on behalf of her husband, the onorable daniel k. inouye. a true patriot and dedicated public servant, daniel k. inouye understood the power of leaders when united in common purpose to protect and promote the tenets we cherish as americans. as a member of the revered 442nd regimental combat team, daniel inouye helped free europe from the grasp of tyranny during world war ii for which he received the medal of honor. representing the people of hawaii from the moment the islands joined the union, he never lost sight of the ideals that bind us across the 50 states. senator inouye's reason and resolve helped make our country what it is today, and for that we honor him. r. daniel conaman. daniel conaman's groundbreaking work earned him a nobel prize in from ics after escaping occupied france as a young boy and later joining the israel forces he grew interested in understanding the origin of people's beliefs, combining psychology and economic analysis and working alongside dr. amos versky. he used simple experiments to demonstrate how people make d

we spent hundreds of millions of dollars helping vermont and other states hit by hurricanes irene. you're talking about forest fires, you're talking about drought. a recent report came out recently from the scientific community worrying very much about food production because of drought in years to come. the rising price of food, hunger, political dislocation because countries and people are fighting over limited resources. ask the cia. they worry very much about the long-term implications from a national security perspective about global warming. so all over the world the evidence is very clear, we have got to act. it is literally beyond comprehension how little we are doing and that you have again, i don't mean to have overly political here, but when you have a major political party rejecting what the overwhelming scientific evidence is, it is pretty scary. >> let me switch gears with you real quickly since it is veterans day and get your thoughts on a new report that came out just today and we're going to do more on this later in the program, but it says that the va backlog for

cooperation among women and men of good will, we can solve even the most intractable problems. [ applause ] irene inouye accepting on behalf of her husband, daniel k. inouye. a true patriot and dedicated public servant, daniel k. inouye understood the power of leaders when united in common purpose to protect and promote the tenets that we cherish as americans. as a member of the 442nd combat team, he helped free europe from the grasp of tyranny for which he received the medal of honor. representing the people of hawaii, from the moment the islands joined the union, he never lost sight of the ideals that bind us across the 50 states. senator inouye's reason and resolve helped make our country what it is today, and for that we honor him. [ applause ] dr. daniel kahneman. daniel kahneman's grounds-breaking work earned him a nobel prize for his research developing prospect theory. after escaping from nazi occupied francis occupy ed france as a young boy, he grew interested in understanding the origins of people's beliefs combining psychology and economic analysis and working with long side dr. amos v

irene inoue accepting in honor of her husband. dr. daniel kahneman. the honorable richard lugar. ms. loretta lynn. [applause] dr. mario molina. [applause] ms. tam o'shaughnessy accepting on behalf of her late partner, sally ride. [applause] mr. walter nagel accepting on behalf of his partner, bayard rustin. mr. arturo sandoval. ms. smith accepting on behalf of her husband, mr. dean smith. ms. gloria steinem. [applause] reverend c.t. vivian. the honorable patricia wald. ms. oprah winfrey. [applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> good morning. good morning, everybody. [applause] everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. well, on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. this year, it is just a little more special. this marks the 50th anniversary of president k

the slow economy was too much for the company to bear with the strain already felt from hurricane irene's aftermath. it's a staple of northeastern pennsylvania. they had been canning tomatoes, beans and vegetables since 1921, and have employed over 200 people. businesses like theirs are the backbone of american agriculture. these are the businesses that need lawmakers to work together to finalize a long-term farm bill so they can have a little more certainty amongst the chaos. in addition to certainty for farmers we must also do what is right fiscally and morally. this means eliminating waste fraud and redundancy when possible to save taxpayer dollars. it also means taking steps to further deter the negative culture of illegal animal fighting which we does reprobation i worked with with a colleague across the aisle, and i thank them. the animal fighting spectator prohibition act, which i reintroduced this congress and already have 217 cosponsors, would eliminate the ability for the organizers of the animal fights to pretend to be spectators in order to avoid prosecution under federal law.

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i came it in the housing problems than on the a line to trip and irene castle is some reports are we trying and i'm adding in the new relate to stand as he speaks. we're all meeting on and it's been a week now since the massive typhoon high and wreaked devastation on the philippines. despite the huge international aid and that many people that are still struggling to survive he is a roundup of what the situation stands in some men areas people still say they have received fiddle mets and even that planes carrying aid supplies are now arriving like indianapolis in five u s navy helicopters and planes cars despite analysts non stop any flights philippine authorities say the thirty thousand people have been confounded dental day the un think it's still not time to shed a sea borne reports on the link to some relief they fled to clothing these residents were evacuated from the devastated city rescued by american air forces. we have no choice we have no way to go the kids aquaman is a dangerous place this is where the team from rescue workers from around the world of online content clemen

. >> it is also our honor to have irene here. and her husband. thank you for being here to remember this special day at the world war ii memorial. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the national anthem and invocation. [national anthem and invocation] >> please joining me praying according to your faith as i pray according to mine. heavenly father, your word instructs us to be strong. on this day we take time to remember the veterans, but particularly the world war ii veterans. our congress in 1926 established this as a day to honor the military. for us to take pride in those who died in the country's service. this day is remembered with thanksgiving and prayer and exercises to increase peace. we begin this ceremony with prayer and thank you for the blessings of peace in our land that were blood fought during world war ii by the sacrifice of fellow citizens. we thank you for those days. and for those who still bless us with their presence. our nation, who understands, the ravages of hurricanes, our hearts go out to the friends and the nation of