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accident after accident, add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabellautter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice progra

three children by herself >>> i must be strong for my kids >>> her husband the father of butch and isabella and alice sondra killed two weeks ago while crossing larkin and eddie witnesses say hit by cab the taxi driver coming down any street and went through a red light and that t bone by another car spun at of control and get him in the crosswalk. they spent the day celebrating their daughter's first birthday. he was going to his part-time job as a caregiver for a senior citizen. >>> and he said it was time to go to work i did not bother saying goodbye p s i figured liked all see you tomorrow >>> sources say the cab driver was 51 year old man once a member of young wealthy investors known as the billionaire boys club who turned into killers led by their french oil hunt as they were convicted in 1988 of killing and a botched kidnapping and extortion plot. he was a wealthy iranian living in belmont the case inspired a hollywood movie as the murder conviction was eventually overturned in 2000 on a technicality. he recently surfaced as a contract driver for laxer cabs in san francisco other dr

my daughter isabella, who many of you saw dancing in the park, i told her i was coming today and she says what her grandmother does is to eat, go to school and play, which is exactly what you all do as public service and what we do in pursuing life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. thank you for what you're going to do in taking the democratic vote to take us down on behalf of all children to eat, go to school, and play. >> any other public comment on this item? >> i was not aware of this but i think renaming this streak is a very good idea. remembering this woman for her fantastic work beyond her life. we are making a statement to future generations. i'm just one lone person. i had to go to her office in d.c. and she pushed it through in 15 minutes. i tried to get the murals away from your control because you have been negligent. i think nancy pelosi for her work. as she really in said, [unintelligible] >> thank you. >> before you make a motion, i wanted to add that 10 members of the san francisco board of supervisors as well as the city's entire delegation in sacramento are s

with that, let me pass to isabella perce >> thank you for hosting us. -- isabella. >> thank you for hosting us. dr. gruen mentioned the forces are one of the most trusted institutions and all of japan. japan is the only country in the world that regards weapons used during the peacekeeping operations as an exercise and military force. there is a bill to possibly revise this peacekeeping operation law. the current law does not allow them to use weapons, only for the case of self-defense or one in danger is imminent picket the new bill would revise this to allow the self-defense forces defend civilians outside of the peacekeeping operations. this would supplement the security of the host nation. it is likely that the bill may not make it to the current session. it might get watered down appeared the expense of this report recommends a more forward leaning revision. we can protect and defend other international peacekeepers to other nationalities. japan is currently on self- defense. working on disaster reconstruction. right now they're containing infectious diseases. this was extended to 2013

is concerned with china's increasing influence so isabella ping military ties with its neighbor. explains why the obama administration is paying special attention to nations which have territorial disputes with china. they are courting each other at official meetings but it's a different story under the table with the u.s. employing a return to asia policy ties between washington and beijing are getting tense. becoming. the u.s. . is having a long war because. they are coming to the region. trying to. find out. and that intention has already been felt south korea the philippines and vietnam have already held nato military exercises with several more countries in the region expected to have similar war games soon during a recent extensive tour of the asian pacific u.s. secretary of defense leon panetta said washington will relocate at least sixty percent of its naval fleet to the region by the end of the decade there's a reason for such moves has been china's territorial disputes with the philippines in the south china sea but experts say that's only an excuse the u.s. is now prom

lourdes, our producer, and isabella and biscuit. >> biscuit is bigger than isabella. >> ruby wearingloungewear. belongs to george pilla in operations. george, nice fashion choice. >> the dog is styling. next shot, riley, 6-year-old golden/lab mix. belongs to suzanne, one of our new folks on the show. cute dog. >> bring your degree to the office some time. suzanne. rob will babysit. >> please don't. >> sydney, mark rosenwald's pup. works in maintenance. >> good disney dog. get the paycheck. show the disney ears. >> the dog actually chewed the check that day. >> indeed. buck and bela, belong to digital media center manager, jamie mccarty. bucca, or bucca? bucca? >> might be bucca. bucca. lily and lucas, adorable, and spoiled pups of david banfield. >> nice. here are fudgie and britney. who belong to jason gelman. >> murrow, cat, not a dog. sweet little guy, belongs to scott stocoac, and, murrow. >> named after the murrow. nicely. walter and lou are from nate one of our followers on twitter. >> we have baxter, from mike, a twitter follower. baxter a "world news now" viewer. >> theough i

sak sakoda will speak, and isabella is going to talk about the pko. we have some views on it and isabella will let you know those, and then mike and i will wrap it up and then we'll turn it over to you and there will be three microphones spread around or interns running around with microphones and you can stand up, please identify yourself, and ask your questions i'll asked mike gray, who knows most of you, to sort of emcee that particular aspect of the presentation. so if i might, let me start the introduction as follows. for our point of view this report comes at a time with some drift in our relationship. we're not assigning blame to that. in fact we do note that curt campbell, our excellent assistant secretary for east asian pacific and his colleagues at the department of state have done their best to keep this relationship stable in a very difficult time. but because of this rerise of children's because of the difficulties emfating from north korea, because of the dynamism of asia and because of broader security concerns -- yes, mean iran and oth

isabella mroczkowski is going to speak about the pko. there is discussion in tokyo about pko. we have some views on it, and isabella will let you know those. and mike and i will wrap it up. and we will turn it over to you and there will be three microphones spread around, interns running around with microphones and you will be up to stand up, please identify yourself and ask her questions. and i will ask mike green who knows most of you to sort of him see that particular aspect of the presentation. so if i might let me start the introduction as follows. for our point of view, this report comes at a time of some drift in our relationship. we are not assigning blame to the. in fact, we do know that kurt campbell who is our excellent assistant secretary for east asian pacific and his colleagues at the department of state and colleagues have done their best to keep this relationship stable in a very difficult time. but because of this read/write in china, because of the difficulties emanating from north korea, because of the dynamism of asia, and because of broader security concer

thank you. >> thank you isabella mroczkowski. and turn it over to you in a moment. i want to make a very brief concluding remarking. it should be obviously to all of you at least this panel does not believe that decline in japan is a foregone conclusion. mike already mentioned several of the hidden strengths japan has if they will employ them. still a large economy. the economy that can be made even more robust if it was reformed particularly regulatory reform in competition. if it was more openness, free trade as we suggested in the report. immigration change, greater participation by women in the work force, and also add a lot. national -- as mike discussed of japan is fantastic. if used. if gets some oxygen from it. let's have pride it in. your allies take pride in the fact that japan has robust and well developed national brand. as was eluded the self-defense force is the most trusted organization in japan. operation bought us some time. we did our duty. we supported our allies through the terrible tragedy. it but operation it will not carry us through the chall

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isabella mroczkowski will speak about the peak a 0 --pko. isabella will let you know those and mike and i will wrap up and we will turn it over to you and there will be three microphones around with in turns running around with microphones and you can stand up and identify yourself and ask your questions and i will ask mike green who knows most of you to sort of amnesty themcee that aspect of presentation. this report comes at a time of drift in our relationship. we are not assigning blame. we do note that kurt campbell who is an excellent assistance secretary for east asia and pacific and his colleagues in the department of state and colleagues have done their best to keep this relationship stable at a difficult time but because of this rise in china and the difficulty emanating from north korea and the dynamism of asia and because of broader security concerns and i mean iran and others. staying in the same place is not sufficient. we have got to move forward. from our point of view for an alliance such as ours to exist and thrive we have t

with that, let me pass to isabella to address the peacekeeping operations. >> thank you for hosting us and the secretary our message to the tuesday six armitage. one of the most trusted institutions in japan, however, japan is the only country in the world that re weapons use during the peacekeeping operations as a military force. currently there is a bill to possibly revive the peace keeping operation law. the current law doesn't allow sds to use weapons, only for the case of self-defense or when danger is imminent. the new bill was revised this to include to allow the self-defense forces during a peacekeeping operation to defend civilians outside of the peacekeeping operations. this essentially would supplement the security of the host nations, and it's likely this bill might not make it to the current session and it's likely that it might get watered down. our study group and the participants of the report recommend a more forward leaning revision to the law. we recommend japan not only defend civilians in danger, but also protect and defend with force if necessary other internation

ambassador olson, i believe your daughter is here, isabella. she is interning in senator udall's office. got an inside track. we thank you for your service and we thank your families for their service. senator lugar. >> thank you. i join you in welcoming our distinguished nominees and their families this morning. the foreign relations committee is taking up these nominations at a critical time. we look forward to hearing the administration's assessment of the situation and the plans for moving forward. american policy in afghanistan has been evolving on the margins. troop levels are anticipated to be reduced in the coming months. the united states continues to spend enormous sums that country that may contribute little to the united states vital interest. we need a clear measure of what must be satisfied to achieve the original intent of the mission. it is in central afghanistan is viewed the broader context. if we reapportioned our worldwide military assets without reference to where they are now, it is doubtful that a rational review it would

te voy a hacer la prueba, porque yo metraje unos globos, por cierto es el cumpleaÑos de mi hija isabellairse al aviÓn. >> eso sÍ lo deberian obligar. >> y que se laven los dientes. >> estamos esperando su opiniÓn ¿estÁ acuerdo que las aerolÍneas nos digan cÓmo debemos vestirnos?. >> estÁn llegando lejos con tanta regulaciÓn. >> errores de la primera cita amorosa sepa cuÁles son y cÓmo evitar. >> ay! afuera ay! ay!. >> ¿cÓmo recordarlo antes de que se reÚne todo. >> y la gran final de pequeÑos gigantes estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina y luÍs sanned ral nos lleva a conocer. >>... y. >> mÁs adelante tenemos imagenes del momento con jlo con los paparazzis que se me ha penado jlo y tenemos todo el chisme. >> en? eras tÚ ha que tomaba la foto?. >> yo ra porque estaba cerca de su casa. >> buenos dÍas. >> este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por: menea verÓnica. >> porque es nuestro momento. >> es lo que a ti te gusta. >> y buenos dÍas maity. >> buenos dÍas, buenos dias vero. >> buenos dÍas a todos los que nos ven en casita, feliz viernes!. >> bien!!. >> les tengo aquÍ un, parece que

[cheers and applause] >> hi, elements of isabella foxman and internet the reagan center and a high school student in alan oaks california. a question to you is what you think is the most hypocritical policy that by making users and advantages they political issue? >> how much time do we have? >> you know, that's a great question. i read a book a few years ago called do as they say, not as they do, which is profiling liberal hypocrisy. the point of the book was, you know, we need to have ideals and set high standards and its conservative supporters to raise certain principles and ushers them times. what we fall short from conservative ideals, usually been said a keener life force. you know, those principles are like guard rails on a road, so they're good for you. if you're hypocritical, you can be hypocritical, but it's probably going to hurt you. the irony is for liberals, hypocrisy is a good thing. your life gets better if you abandon liberal ideas. the example i use is the fact that so many liberals from ted kennedy to others who favor taxing the wealthy are the most adept at putting th

ambassador olson, i believe your daughter is here, isabella. she is interning in senator udall's office. got an inside track. we thank you for your service and we thank your families for their service. senator lugar. >> thank you. i join you in welcoming our distinguished nominees and their families this morning. the foreign relations committee is taking up these nominations at a critical time. we look forward to hearing the administration's assessment of the situation and the plans for moving forward. american policy in afghanistan has been evolving on the margins. troop levels are anticipated to be reduced in the coming months. the united states continues to spend enormous sums that country that may contribute little to the united states vital interest. we need a clear measure of what must be satisfied to achieve the original intent of the mission. it is in central afghanistan is viewed the broader context. if we reapportioned our worldwide military assets without reference to where they are now, it is doubtful that a rational review it would

ambassador olson, i believe your daughter is here, isabella. she is interning in senator udall's office. got an inside track. we thank you for your service and we thank your families for their service. senator lugar. >> thank you. i join you in welcoming our distinguished nominees and their families this morning. the foreign relations committee is taking up these nominations at a critical time. we look forward to hearing the administration's assessment of the situation and the plans for moving forward. american policy in afghanistan has been evolving on the margins. troop levels are anticipated to be reduced in the coming months. we have seen some narrowing of the mission. however, the united states continues to spend enormous sums that country that may contribute little to the united states vital interest. we need a clear measure of what metrics must be satisfied to achieve the original intent of the mission. it is in central afghanistan is viewed the broader context. if we reapportioned our worldwide military assets without reference to where