thank you, janet. thank you, governor, for your remarks about public works and public-service. as superintendent of the golden gate national parks, there can be no more but the place and the namesake of our park, the golden gate. today, we are standing at the very center of a vast urban national park that is connected by the spectacular bridge. i might add, this national park is celebrating its 40th anniversary celebration this year. just as this national park resulted from a surprising vision, so, too, did the bridge. here we have the perfect blend of human achievement and natural splendor or. when the golden gate bridge was proposed, many people questioned whether it could live up to the beauty of the golden gate straight, the natural break that connected san francisco bay to the ocean. we can see today that the natural beauty was not only matched, but enhanced. as stewards of the national park lands that greed and support this bridge, we are honored to be partners in this celebration of its every fi

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chastity, it seems to me, to mean fidelity in those that you have, and what janet was talking about. it's ethical, it's clean, it's good, and it's faithful. >> and again, i think it comes from a different mind set. you know, it doesn't come from- i mean, sex is one of the greatest power over situations you have- that's why there's so much sexual abuse is because it's a way to use power over people, and it's also one of the addictions. and that's when you're coming from that state the buddha says you've got to get out of before you can even make the decisions. sure. >> so in your classes, you don't give grades, because that's a sense of ego satisfaction. maybe it's just instruction for the sake of instruction, or learning for the sake of learning. is that-i guess i'm having a problem here in that there seems to be a lack of balance between the ego and the ego-less states. >> i just want to jump into that question because you raised something that's obviously very close to me, and when we get to dependent origination, i think i can come back to it. but let me just quickly say on the gr

janet? >> it was funny that you brought up the word cloister , because i grew up on the south side of chicago, and it was bungalow house, one after another, but a full block was an order of nuns that were cloistered. and growing up, they had opened the doors to the community, and they had a grotto there with the blessed mother. and then, in our family, anytime anyone was sick, my mom or either my sister or i, took a note with a small donation to the nuns and they'd answer the door, and then they would pray for whoever it is that we asked to pray. so, they were cloistered, they were behind grilles and that, because i had the experience in high school, we danced in a play, and we were asked to come to the convent there, and we had danced for the cloistered nuns. all we could do was see their eyes behind the grille, but we felt that we were in their type of life and that. >> again, i think that's - i'm so glad we're moving in this class, and as it typically does, it goes by fast when we're movi

[applause] >> thank you, janet. thank you, governor, for your remarks about public works and public-service. as superintendent of the golden gate national parks, there can be no more but the place and the namesake of our park, the golden gate. today, we are standing at the very center of a vast urban national park that is connected by the spectacular bridge. i might add, this national park is celebrating its 40th anniversary celebration this year. just as this national park resulted from a surprising vision, so, too, did the bridge. here we have the perfect blend of human achievement and natural splendor or. when the golden gate bridge was proposed, many people questioned whether it could live up to the

[applause] >> thank you, janet. it is a pleasure to be here today with all of you to celebrate this momentous occasion. over 75 years ago, people said this bridge cannot be built. not only has it been built, but it has been cared for over these many decades. the construction and steel -- did not happen on its own. it has taken the ingenuity of designers, architects, and part of men and women in labor. this bridge has tested the time -- blasted pay test of time. this has been a national lamarck for all the speed whether painting, repairing, retrofitting, were operating the bridge, dedicated group of women and men worked nonstop to bring a tradition of public service to all of us that we can all be proud of mandibulate. representing this tradition, we have the families of some of the original engineers and gatekeepers, the past and current bridge workers. i would never introduce the relatives of those that greeted this fabulous bridge. any project like this is a team effort. it takes civic leaders, money, creative peo

janet hayes was the first woman to be mayor of a major american city. there was one white guy on the panel. we were missing one mayor. that is a diversity of mayors you wouldn't find in most places. the women mayors faced particular challenges. mayor hayes was mayor in the feminist movement. and women really emerging as a political force. but she helped lead san jose to become what was called at the time the feminist capitol of america. because other women were elected to the city council. women were elected to county board of supervisors. one of the women in state assembly was elected from san jose. there were a lot of women elected officials on the rise. plus when we changed over to direct elections in 1980 -- that was one of the first to have a female majority. a majority of the council were women up until about 2002 i think. so women have done really well in politics and in san jose. janet gray hayes and susan hammer were some of the women that broke the ground that made that possible. >> why? what is the biggest message you want us to take away fro

de la pareja. >> es un paso mÁs cerca a tener esto. >> la secretario del departamento de seguridad janetmiliares esto es importante al evitar la deportaciÓn decÍa jessica. >> los oficiales de inmigraciÓn deben tomar en cuenta la situaciÓn de si uno tiene un lazo de un matrimonio del mismo sexo. >> de esta forma quedan incluidos en la polÍtica anunciada en el 2011 que la discreciÓn de un oficial para una persona que no es amenazo ante a la sociedad. >> estoy alegre y a una cosa que siempre estamos luchando. >> (habla en inglÉs) >> es un progreso y esperamos que siga yendo en esa direcciÓn decÍan. >> la aclaraciÓn de napolitano no quiere decir que no permite a las parejas de mismo sexo que. >> al menos dos parejas del mismo sexo han presentado demandas legales y esta prohÍbe que se reconozca a nivel federal el matrimonio gay lo que le niegan en deportaciÓn. >> ajustes para mejorar situaciÓn financiera y salvar su crÉdito ags universitario, ayer votaron a favor de cerrar los campus y un servicio administro de la calle... y los trabajadores serÁn movidos a otros lugares. >> 38 escuelas monit

yeah, janet? >> i just want to say one more thing about yoga. i do hatha yoga, and it's actually very popular now with people who are into yoga for the physical benefits of it, and then there's the internal benefits as well. but if my teacher's teacher asks you, "why are you doing yoga?" you have to tell him, "to concentrate the mind." because if you tell him, "my hamstrings are tight," he's going to whomp you right up side the head. so it's for concentration of the mind. and yoga itself won't lead to enlightenment; it won't get you there - you have to do all the rest of - you have to study the vedanta, you have to do the rest of these things. >> exactly, i mean, we have a holistic view, and of course, most people focus on yoga and some of the unusual activities, but that's the idea here, that we're looking at a path that's going to transform us. and it's back to that personal transformation idea that we've looked at - i mean, that's one of the keys behind religion is to move from one place to a more wide open, or fulfilled - or whole or unify -

temor y preocupaciÓn principalmente entre grupos de inmigrantes y la poblaciÓn hispana en general, janetÁusula mas controversial. >> llegamos y nos quedamos hasta que llegara el final la verdad, pero no nos quieren aquÍ. >> asÍ derrotados dicen estar muchos inmigrantes en arizona, despuÉs de la decisiÓn de la jueza bolton de negar un nuevo paro temporal a la clausura 2b, mejor conocida como muestrame tus papeles, dando implementaciÓn de la misma, la gobernadora celebraba el dictamen. >> esta es la secciÓn que les da la habilidad mÁs granned de combatir la inmigraciÓn. >> la jueza bolton le ha dado un perÍodo de 10 dias al gobierno estatal para someter un documento de como harÁn cumplir la clausura de la ley una vez que la a magistrado haya revisado el documento entonces permitirÁ que las 2b entre en efecto >> las agenciass de policÍas de arizona han recibido material de entrenamiento para hacer cumplir las 2b, la gobernadora dice que estÁn listos pero el alguacil arpaio no tenga el efecto deseado. >> yo no hago nada con la ley sino hay arrestos en la gente, entonces que harÁn mis oficial

of course, i want to reiterate janet's praise for larry and nancy for coming up with the celebration. i cannot think of a better parent to come up with this. thank you for your wonderful leadership. [applause] today is not only a great celebration for our bridge but also a time to do some reflection on what it has meant to us. as janet said earlier, we talk about today, what i've tried to do, making sure we aren't the innovation capital of the world, but in 1937, this bridge was the national symbol of innovation. a great effort behind this bridge. joseph strauss, charles ellis' fantastic design and leadership. of course, i have been tried to remember the mayor at that time -- andrew rossi -- his leadership as well. when we completed this bridge, it was not without cost, so we have to take a

yeah, janet?>> so people looking at the same thing from different points of view from different cultures get different stories, for example, people from the west look up in the sky and the see the constellation they call orion - three stars in a row. then the aborigines of australia look up and they see three guys going fishing. >> exactly - that's exactly the theme that we're talking about here, is what do we have - if we could sit down - maybe we'll do this after class, go down to the local pub or something. but to sit down and talk about our religious experiences, how could i make sense of it? i've had a few profound ones. in fact, i would say that i probably had a nature mystical experience, a monus mystical experience, and a theis mystical experience. but when i try to think about how could i sit down and honestly use language, it's very, very difficult. you kind of go, "hmm, that's interesting." and then we're back to that interesting word that means, "you need help," how we use interesting.

. >>> janet montgomery used to be a british ballerina.ersey. she's here with us this morning. we'll talk wit,, dan hurd: when i was a child, california was a leader in education funding. erika derry: and the fact that california isn't making it a priority frustrates me. dan hurd: i'm ashamed of that, and i don't want this to continue for my daughter. brenda kealing: prop 38 is going to bring a lot of money to our schools. suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. cade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz hurd: a smaller class size. navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that. >>> in the closet, it's >> stuffed into a closet. there's no murder weapon. just a fashion accessory. there's no growth. if ms. moore used a pair of pliers, she would have chipped a male. my sister is a manicurist. >> good for her. i'm sorry. who are you? >> martina garretti. >> janet montgomery stars in the new drama called "made in jersey." she plays a working class

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reporting life in francisco, janet ktvu chanlt 2 news. >>> here's the timeline for the case. the ethics commission meets tomorrow and provides the board of supervisors with its report by next tushgsz september 18th. the supervisors then have 30 days until october 16th to vote on his fate. nine of the eleven members of the board of supervisors need to vote for removal for it to become permanent. . >>> continuing coverage now of the investigation into last month's fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. the bay area air quality management district is now admitting that mistakes were made in warning the public about potential dangers. at a public hearing in san francisco, the district discussed its response to the august 6th fire. more than 15,000 residents sought medical attention in the wake of that fire, mostly respiratory problems. regulators say they hope to establish a better community alert system and deploy more air monitoring stations. what's more, they expect chevron to pay for it. >> we are always reviewing efforts to improve air quality and better inform the public

our report tonight from nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a ticket to splendor of yosemite national park now comes with a warning. >> and there is information about the hantavirus in here. >> reporter: amid the vast granite cliffs and breathtaking waterfalls, the deadly hantavirus is also here. eight confirmed cases in the park. three people have died. because yosemite draws so many tourists from outside the u.s., the world health organization issued a global alert about the rare rodent-borne virus. >> someone told us do you know there is a virus in yosemite park. we say oh, yes, we're going to there in a couple of days. >> reporter: the popular curry village has been the epicenter of the outbreak. rangers believe mice got into the inner walls of some of the area's tent cabins. until now, all the cases have been tied to a single location here on the valley floor. now with a confirmed case in a different part of the park, there is concern the danger zone could be much wider. health officials say as many as 29,000 people who visited the park could be at risk, almost triple their asses

my name is janet lottenberger, i live about three blocks from the site of the proposed eighth washingtonproject. i've been very active in the fight against this project. i think it's a bad idea for the neighborhood and a horrible idea for the city. i stood before you took the initial vote on the eight washington project and i have to say looking back i was so naive. i think we stood here and thought that what we said and what the people of this city said mattered to you and it was terribly disappointing, the outcome of that vote. it was really disappointing. it took a while to recover because i live in that neighborhood and love it but i got very evolved and walked out of the port meeting where we said nobody is listening to us so we're going to take action. so we got together. we got 31,000 signatures from all over the city. i collected those signatures. and when i told people what was going on, they were blown away. everybody could not believe it. and while the height limit is just one egregious violation of what should happen in that area, a 400 parkin parking garage, soy things going

it's obviously true she has never met janet huckabee, my wife of 38 years. and you know, i thought it was a pretty tame joke and a show after all. even chris christie disappointed some people because he spoke from the podium instead of throwing it at the audience. [applause] >> we're demanding that our leaders stop tearing each other down and work together to take action on the big things facing america. >> and marco rubio, he delivered one of the most powerful speeches at this or any other conventions i've attended, pulled his punches on the president at least in a personal way. >> let me be clear, our problem with president obama is not that he's a bad person. by all accounts he's a good husband and a good father, thanks to lots of practice, a good golfer. our problem is not that he's a bad person. our problem is that he's bad president. >> and the g.o.p. presidential nominee, mitt romney made sure that his differences with the president could have been described by michael korleone. >> and it's not personal, it's strictly business. >> i wish president oba

more trouble for homeland security chief janet napolitano. immigrations and custom enforcement agent claims he was reassigned after making discrimination and retaliation complaints and is now filing a lawsuit. ice is not commenting at this point. >>> rahm emanuel cutting his dnc trip short leaving tomorrow instead of friday. least a looming teacher's strike in chicago expected next week. he is leaving early his xcampain says to go host a party. >> james rosen tells us what's in it and what the president is running on and whether or not this all matters. >> heather and ainsley good morning. as the democrats get ready to reorganize they tell fox news they believe this platform more closely resembles the views of the party. it calls for an increase for the federal minimum age. the platform also indorrses same-sex marriage which poles show to be gaining greater acceptan acceptance. on abortion obama campaign aids try to look at the complain which is strongly pro choice along with the republicans strongly pro-life. >> the state of mitt romney's re

the very same time dennis burke has this longstanding professional relationship with janet napolitano, and while he is serving as attorney in arizona, he's sitting on eric holder's attorney general's advisory board giving him direct advice on border policy on the border, yet they all claim that they never talk to each other and that none of them knew anything about this. >> ruth carlson from eagle forums st. louis. my question is, how did this catch your eye and how did it catch your eye and go into a book? >> yes, to answer your second question, first. all of you in this room are capable of doing exactly this. the reason i, this caught my eye was when the news started sort of coming out about it, my first question was why would the obama administration be giving guns to the very people they made this huge effort and this huge agenda to stop. and it made no sense at all. and i remembered them blaming gun dealers over and over again for the violence in mexico, and it just made -- it really just didn't make a whole lot of sense. so i was in washington, d.c., um, and that was when the he

visiting the area sunday homeland security security secretary janet napolitano echoed the sentiment that the people are not in this alone. >> we will stay until this recovery is complete. we are here to be part of the team in louisiana and make sure that hurricane isaac is put to rest as soon as we can for all of those affected. >> mitt romney visited the gulf coast last week after the republican national convention. president obama will be back on the campaign trail tomorrow with rally in norfolk. >> today on the trail secret service searches for a missing u-haul truck with equipment for vice president bodien's speech in detroit. we are told thieves obstetrical it from outside the hotel. the secret service will not say what was in the u-lawal but that it will not affect biden's visit. >> biden and president obama will join delegates and other leaders in charlotte later this week. in the next half hour we are live in charlotte with a preview of the most open convention in democratic convention history. stick with abc 7 because we will be at the convention. we will have reports during new

homeland's security secretary janet napolitano toward the area yesterday and she is promising help for the victims, some of whom are rebuilding for the second time >> we came early as the senator said and we will stay until this recovery is complete. we are here to be part of the team in louisiana and make sure that hurricane isaac is put to rest as soon as we can for all of those affected. >> more than 200,000 people across the state are still without power. authorities have lifted demand of 40 evacuation order. officials still recommend that people stay away >> labor day campers evacuated as a wild fire burns thousands of acres in southern california. >> a fraternity pledge ends up dead. the investigation under way after a weekend party. >> waking up to a face,,,,,,,,,, i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at w

by live coverage of the senate homeland security hearing on terrorist threats with testimony from janet napolitano. >> the country faces the starkest, the starkest choice of president in my memory. you see, the president and i have fundamentally different visions than governor romney and congressman ryan and a different value set that guides us. >> under the current president, we are at risk of becoming a poor country because he looks to government as the great benefactor in every life. our opponents have a new model -- they say government is the only thing we all belong to. but it know about you have never thought of government as something that i belong to. >> watch and engage as the campaigns move toward the october debate. the candidates will debate once on thursday, october 11 while the presidential candidates will have 390 minute debates. -- 3-90 minute debate. following our coverage on cspan, cspan radio, and line -- and on line at c-span.org. this weekend, live from the national mall, the 12th annual national book festival, two days of presentations and interviews plus your phon

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homeland security secretary janet napolitano will give the address. 150 years since president he would freeced in. the confederate in the national endowment for the humanities will hold a lincolnion at the memorial this afternoon. georgia congressman john lewis, andre woodard another actor will participate. at the box office -- >> the first installment of the l series earned more than $21 million. it is a three-dimensional in second place, finding nemo. >> "american idol" judges' panel is complete. country singer keith ripon will cast as well as rapper minaj. they will be joining randy jackson and mariah carey. nicki minaj is getting $12 e year. for on there had been worried that jackson would not come back, but he will be there. he is the lone holdout from back day.e >> how many millions is nicki minaj making for one year? wow. it's 58 degrees on this monday credits. a great season premiere for rachael ray which airs later on abc 7.

homeland security secretary janet napolitano visited the area on sunnay...aking out to residents. we will stay until this pecovery is compllte. we are pere to be part of a team, part of the team heee in louisiana and make sure that rest, as soon as we can to all of those affected.we know that this is a big, big, tough storm. bbt we'll work through together.mitt romney visited the area on friday.today... thousands of people are still waking up without power. some terrifying moments caught on camera... as an out-of-control monster truck comes crashing into the stands. natsit happened s saturday... at the "monster air 2012" show in oregon.an onlookerrwas recording viddo of a drag race... when he captured the frightening scene. you can see the truck driver losing control... bouncing through a ud pit and over a barricade... before smashing into spectators.3 people were hit by the truck's 48-inch tires... and taken to a hospital wiih non- life-threatening injuries.the truck driver was not hurt. some newly-released emails... paint a shocking portrait of michael jac

. >> janet rodrÍguez nos amplia desde phoenix. >> jesÚs molina para abandonar y dice temer.quieren aquÍ. >> asÍ derrotados dicen estar muchos inmigrantes en arizona despuÉs de la decisiÓn de la jueza susan bolton de negar un nuevo paro temporal a la clausura 2b, mejor conocida como muestrame tus papeles, dando la implementaciÓn de la misma. >> la gobernadora celebraba el dictamen. >> esta es la secciÓn que les da lo mÁs habil. >> dijo anoche abro wero. >> la jueza le ha dado un perÍodo de 10 dias al gobierno estatal para someter un documento detallado como harÁn cumplir la clÁusula de la ley una vez que haya recibido el documento entonces permitirÁ que las 2b entre en efecto. >> las agencias de policÍa de arizona han recibido material de entrenamiento para hacer cumplir la2b, arpaio dice que la implementaciÓn de la ley no tenga el efecto deseado. >> yo no hago nada con la ley si hay o no arresto con la gente. que harÁn dejarlos ir dijo arpaio. >> mientras tanto abogado sz de arizona quienes perdieron el caso en corte, aseguran que estarÁn observando como una lupa las accione

indocumentada, pero antes nos vamos a arizona, susan bolton permite a la policÍa indagar de ciertos detenidos janetlia desde phoen phoenix. >> la parte mÁs controversial tendrÁ que entrar en efecto, presentÓ hace un par de semanas. en arizona suficientes argumentos indagar en el estatus en un detenido bloqueado, que esto llevarÍa a la violaciÓn de estrechos skwiflsz de los detenidoss y tambiÉn paradas prolongadas sin embargo, >> en la parte dos de la ley sb 1070 se tiene que poner en efecto y ver en la realidad de las calles como es que funciona y como no puede asumir de que los policÍas de arizona van a violar la constituciÓn de los estados unidos ni van a discriminar en contra de los latinos como recuerdan la corte suprema de los estados unidos, ti dictaminÓ que mantendrÍa el bloqueo en los prÓximos 2 aÑos y mandÓ que el bloqueo se levantara y estÁbamos esperando en que cualquier momento la juez bolton levantar el bloqueo o diera el dictamen que pedÍa de emergencia que no se levantara el bloqueo y ya sabemos que ha sido a favor del estado y en contra de arizona y se levantara en cualquier momento

. >> una demanda contra el departamento de seguridad y janet napolitano podrÍa ser resuelta fuera estoez fuera mediodor y que sus peticiÓn de fueron calificadas cuando era gobernadora de arizona. >> (♪) >> los dos orodores de la apertura de la convenciÓn nacional demÓcrata, michel obama y miguel castro mostraron a obama como un hombre que conoce sacrificios en el paÍs en caroli carolina del norte fernando tiene los detalles. >> ¿quÉ tal? el lado humano presentado por michel y un polÍtico fueron ohio hoy en la convenciÓn democrata. >> dieron por inaugurada la convenciÓn democrata este martes, fue la primera dama que quizo pintar una imagen humana de su marido. >> ba raboi >> barack obama conoce el sacrificio humano porque lo viviÓ. >> nosotros le diremos a no a romney. >> un total de 12 millones de latinos votarÁn este noviembre. >> a importante que las mujeres vamos a ir a votar. >> tambiÉn incluyo Ó la reciente acciÓn diferida para jovenes indocumentados. >> realizaron un acto bloqueando la calle del si ttio en la convenciÓn que tienen que ayudar a los inmi glangrantinmigrantes >> tie

hantavirus and janet talked about the case in texas.e seen have come from people who traveled to yosemite national park. is the good news here that there's only been three deaths considering some 29,000 people may have been exposed? >> the good news is that only a few people have died. the bad news is a lot of folks have been infected. that's probably the big story today is that these infections are how much more common than we appreciate, and if you don't know what they can be, you won't pick up on them. take the hantavirus, for example. typically has gotten into your lungs, walk into an old shed or cabin, inheal the spores from dust droppings from mice and poop from mice and if you have the regular flow, coughing and virus associated with it, the back of your mind, could that be hantavirus? >> i remember over the last 15, 20 years covering stories about west nile virus. every single year we're dealing with this here. are we seeing more of it this year? >> more than it's been in the last decade. came to new york city initially, but it'