in fact, they testified about going to biden and saying dad, we think we should married jill. [laughter] and jill was a little hesitant because the responsibility of taking on the family responsibilities with two small boys, but the father remarried in 1977 and the three of them were on a honeymoon. new york and they stayed in a hotel. the boys took the honeymoon suite and joe and jill took to their room and the wind that might to a hamburger joint and then to see "annie." there was a honeymoon for the three of them. soon afterward, jill and joe had a daughter, ashley, who would follow the family footsteps and is now giving social work in delaware. all through this time, joe biden was continuing to build up a reputation as a hard-working senator. at the beginning he was a bit of a celebrity because he was 30, he had a history of a family accident. he became quite a celebrity and did a lot of speaking around the country, and i think that was a factor of his thinking even jolie about running for president. and of course the centerpiece of his surface were the confirmation hearin

thank you, jill, for that kind introduction. it has been a true privilege to work with you on these and so many other issues. and we have a lot more work to and we have a lot more work to do. i am looking forward to it. i want to recognize all the members of the cabinet, the elected officials, and the military family advocates that we have here with us today. and let me say a special word t specialhanks to vote -- a special word of thanks to folks like patty shinseki, becky gates, and of the spouses of the joints chief of staff and the senior advisers who have been such good friends and trusted counselors to both jill and me over these past couple years. but most of all, i want to take a moment to thank those among us today and everyone outside of this room who wears our country's uniform and the families who served right alongside them each and every day. working with all of you is some of the best word i do. your stories affect me, not just as first lady but as a mother, as a wife, and as an american. stories like that of a mi

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her name is jill. and she is estimated to weigh between 55 and 60 pounds. animal services says it has had one previous call involving jill an attack on another neighborhood dog. neighbors say they suspect jill might have been trying to get at ferguson's dog and not at him. >> all i know is those two dogs are not violent. not vicious. i have had them both in my house. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. no problem at all. >> reporter: hm. this attack, of course, comes just two weeks after a woman was mauled by two pit bulls in east san jose. as for this latest attack, allen, both of the dogs will remain here impounded with san jose animal services officials until their investigation is complete. back to you. >> all right, mark sayre in san jose, thanks. >>> going to show you a live picture of this fishing boat. it ran aground overnight in half moon bay. the crew was able to get out safely. but rick villaroman shows us the both still poses a danger to people and the environment. >> reporter: phyllis has seen better days. this 65-foot commercial fishing vessel out o

in fact they testify about going to biden at one point and saying, dad, we think we should marry jilllast nigh. [laughter] >> jill was hesitant of taking on the cameras possibly a take on two small boys but they were finally married and the three of them went on a honeymoon. they were in new york and they stayed at a hotel. the boys took the honeymoon suite and joe and jill took their room, and they were that night to a hamburger joint, and then to see any. that was the honeymoon of the three of them. soon afterwards, jill and joe had a daughter, ashley, who followed the family footsteps and is now doing social work in delaware. all through this time joe biden was continue to build up a reputation as a hard-working senator. at the beginning he was a bit of a celebrity because he was 30, he had this history of the famine accident and everything, became quite a celebrity and did a lot of speaking around the country. and i think that had a factor, it was a factor of his thinking eventually about running for president. and, of course, the pieces of his senate service with a confirmation h

ronnie, come on out. [ cheers and applause ] and jill -- and jill started her journey at 305 pounds.looks like 100 pounds lighter. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> so obviously that you look so different now. you've made so much progress, but, jill, for you, it hasn't just been a physical transformation, a real psychological transformation. >> yes, definitely. i mean just wanting the dream of having a baby and knowing that once when food was my friend, what i thought, is no longer and that dream of having a child was not going to happen if i kept going like i was. >> you talk about food being your friend. the addiction actually developed as a way to bond with your father? >> well, you know, it was the way of trying to get his approval and be happy, and i just felt like that i never was good enough and so the addiction started -- that food made me feel like i was good enough. food was my friend at the time. anyway. >> now you've lost this 100 pounds to have a baby. >> right. >> but then you have to deal with the baby weight and

and at that time vonnegut had met the photographer, jill, and eventually married jill. and she was, you know, his second wife and was the only other person he was married to during his lifetime. i'll move you over here to what we call the political activity exhibit. and vonnegut continued to talk about his interest in finding peaceful solutions to conflicts. i think that's another thing that made him very popular during the vietnam years, and after. this photo which was given to us by the "new york times" was taken during the first gulf war. and there is vonnegut out there at columbia university, you know, i'm sure it was a large crowd, because even to his dying day vonnegut would attract a large crowd. i have been told he was like a rock star coming in to his different speeches and large auditoriums, always filling the auditorium. so here we are in the art gallery portion of our library. i'd like to take you over here and show you a vonnegut quote that is signed, those given to us by his artistic collaborator. it says i don't know what it is about hoosiers, but whereve

. >>> this week -- grammy award winning singer and songwriter jill scott. >> like me or don't, i'm here. and i'm going to make everything i can out of this life. >> plus, blacks and the gop. what's the republican party doing to attract african-americans? that's what's going on in our world starting now. ♪ living my life like it's golden, golden, golden ♪ >> this grammy award winning singer, songwriter and poet is known for her music and acting. she's taking on another project to help young women succeed. ♪ golden >> jill scott, always good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> what have you been up to today? talk to us. >> i've been working op the new album. i spent a lot of time in the studio. basically we're freestyling until i fall out. that's pretty much how we've been creating this record. >> what does it sound like? i've heard a lot of shift in your music from the first album to the recent one? >> there's a lot of new voices coming out. there's a mixture of indy dav venport and myself, roxanne shante/my north philly girl. there's an anita baker/michael bolton combination. >> that

and the boxer is named jill.nimal services has had one previous call on jill and another neighborhood dog. jill might have been trying to get at ferguson's dog and not at him. >> all i know is those two dogs are not violent, not vicious. i have had them both in my house. >> really? >> yes. no problem at all. >> this is the second dog attack in san jose in the past two weeks. on december 21st susan was attacked by two pitbulls as she tried to walk from her front door to her car. one of the pitbulls was captured. animal services is still working to identify the sec. as for bob ferguson, he feels lucky. >> that's just the way life is. sometimes it's good. and sometimes it's bad. >> reporter: and both of those dogs involved in this latest attack will remain here at the animal care shelter until this investigation is complete. allan, we did go to the home of the owner of the dogs and did not receive a reply this afternoon when we knocked at the door to see if the owner had anything to say about all of this. >> mark in

[laughter] what role does jill biden play in the public life of joe biden? >> she follows her own career and now teaching at northern virginia community college after a long career in the community college field in delaware. she is accompanied to school every day by secret service although she has managed to take a discreet position and when she is asked by her students what her relationship is with the vice president of the united states, -- . [inaudible] [laughter] not a democratic activist but aggressively supportive of the whole concept of community colleges and has often spoken on that subject. >> what do you think of the future of journalism with the current state of newspapers in this country? >> someone who five years ago had to take an offer i could not refuse at "the baltimore sun." i am very distressed not only personally but professionally about the state of newspapers. i am not all confident but i am more concerned about the existence of journalism as a about the quality of journalism with all of the ramifications. i deplore the newspapers cutti

jill?. >> start with miss sheila. she's 48 years old from new york new york city, married to her husband michael for 24 years. they've got two kids together. the way she learned how to put on makeup was by watching her students when she was a middle school math teacher. take a listen to her story. >> well, sheila and celia had us at hello because look at this sign. ♪ louis licari la-la-la-la-la ♪ and they have a picture of me from ten years ago so we love you guys. we're doing two friends today. tell me why you think sheila deserves this makeover. >> i've known sheila for 15 years and she is one of the most creative, fantastic, great people i know and she's always giving to other people even on the sign it says the food bank. she just deserves to have a makeover and we both just feel like we both need it, we both want to fresh and she really deserves it. >> all right. are you ready to go? >> yes! we are so ready. >> you have to give to people that just give of themselves. >> she's so sweet.

good luck, jill.ioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> ann wagner is one of the candid is running for the chairman of the rnc. watch that interview live here on c-span. tomorrow, all six of the declared candidates for the republican national committee chairmanship debate for the first time. the list includes the current chairman michael steele. they've moderators are the founder and president of the group americans for tax reform and the editor in chief of the on-line political magazine "the daily caller." that will be live on c-span. >> the original documentary on the supreme court has been newly updated. today, you can see the grand public places and those on the available to the justices and their staff. you will hear about how the court works from all of the current justices including the newest, atlantic taken, also learn about some of the recent -- the newest, elena kagan. also learn about the court. caring today at 6:30 p.m

. >> amazing cal jill inmates would have an impact on public safety perry had >> to promise the inmates we have now we have deemed it that we need to keep us need to protect the community. >> however share said the governor's ideas are not without merit carry >> in theory it's actually pretty good putting inmates back close to the community, getting the plug into community-based resources and treatment alternatives before they get out store not just kicked about the door expecting that to be successful. the concept is a good one periods from is our system of the cash levels not built for the capacity pair >> at the mcgwire correctional facility kron 4 news. >> responsibility for fighting wildfires such as the 2008 summit fire in santa cruz mountains could be shifted to local firefighters as part of the governor's new budget plan. this is video from the blaze. the proposal could cut house fires budget by as much as one-third. this would reduce the number fire fighters on a typical engine crew cutting some 700 state firefighters by the summer. that would mean city and county fire departme

unveiled the initiative of military families today with the help of michelle obama and joe biden and jill biden. the president said the government has an obligation to help the familyings -- families of service members who off often expression care about their l oved ones. this provide will -- had this program will provide better physical and psychological care for families, along with e ducatal opportunities for military kids, career opportunities for military spouses and better child care. >>> tomorrow, the president will lay a road map for the next two years in his second annual state of the union address. he's expected to focus on jobs and the economy. he says the key to u.s. job growth is opening new markets to american products and boosting u.s. exports. he's also expected to talk more about budget cuts and deficit reduction. you can catch the president's state of the union address right here live on ktvu. it's set to start at 6:00 p.m. you will also find coverage on ktvu.com. >>> and now we want to turn to our meteorologist, a new member of the ktvu family, i would like to say welc

jill brown on accusations that earlier complaints may have been ignored. >> there is a really good chanceou are going to be offended. >> reporter: a series of videos that feature gay slurs and simulated sex acts has the commander of the uss enterprise in hot water. >> we've got some different chicks in the shower, in a clip previously two sensitive to show. >> reporter: captain owen honors starred in these in 2006 and 2007 when he was second in command with special editing techniques, honors, a former top gun pilot is seen on air as three different characterses, these were released by virginian pilot news pay which are concealed identity of some members. it was shown on the ship's closed circuit system. >> as usual the admiral and captain have no idea of the contents of the video. >> but military brass here know about it now and have launched an investigation the navy says the videos are clearly inappropriate and not acceptable. in a statement a spokesman says those in command are charged to lead by example and held accountable for setting the proper tone. the virginian pilot said crew me

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joining me tonight on our news panel are jill tucker, education writer for the "san francisco chronicle sarah varney, reporter with kqed public radio. and jesse mckinley, san francisco bureau chief for the "new york times." jesse mckinley, give us an idea of the impressions that people have of governor brown's budget. do they consider it radical? >> i don't know if it's considered radical. i think what they consider it is realistic. i think right now you're essentially in the situation in california where things are simply so dire and have been so dire for so many years, and we're talking about our third or fourth year with multibillion-dollar deficits, that people really have hit the bottom. and you know, not unlike an alcoholic, at a certain point you really have to admit what you have to do in order to get better. and i think that what brown offered in many ways was just this very harsh, very fact of the matter assessment as to what the state has to do. and that's cut. and it also means raising taxes. >> belva: well, arnold schwarzenegger told us the same thing, that we needed cuts.

. >> joining us now is jill brooke, a writer and certified divorce coach. good morning, jill.vely to be here. >> we talks about the changing stigma. there was a time when you hear someone's getting a divorce, your immediate thought is somebody was fooling around.what is changing perceptions? >> sometimes you can have two good people who good for each other. that often happens. i think that the reason that divorce is so much more in our culture right now is we want to see how pain can be turned into possibility. and certainly at "huffington post," you have ariana who post divorce created an empire. norah ephron found the love of her life. willow bay lives in a blended family. there therefore, you see the possibility of divorce that life can go on and often wife can go on. >> is there more willingness for people to confront the fact that the marriage isn't working? was there a time you stayed together because divorce didn't seem like the option? >> there has been a tipping point. for a long time, you know, people stayed together often unnecessarily. but i think what unfortunatel

jill daugherty talks to both sides about this new decision. >> the obama administrations in syria president who u.s. accuses of providing support to terrorist organizations, is holding the key to war or peace. in the mideast, >> we know he is hearing from on ron and a loss, it is crucial that we also hear directly from us. so that the potential consequences of his actions are clear. that is why we are sending an ambassador back to syria. >> the u.s. has not had an ambassador since 2005 and syria was assassinated in a car bombing linked to hezbollah. >> we have tried to press syria, >> of republicans blocked the dock nominee, but using his recess appointment powers, mr. obama is standing for to damascus for a year. the incoming republican chairman of the foreign affairs committee is furious. >> series has done nothing to on merit disengagement policy, these buds and dictators think that they can continue their reckless ways. at the united states will not mind at all. >> the question is whether this is a fight worth having so early in the year. with republican control house. at a time when th

senator jill schumer, great to have you here. i know we have a number of members from the congressional delegation. i particularly want to thank paul, who's been a great representative for us. paul, thanks for all your help. it's been great. welcome to all the other guests. mr. president, welcome to the birth place of g.e. more than a hundred years ago. this is really -- [cheers and applause] i'd like to think that this is where capitalism and invasion were born. we're proud of the site, proud of all of you. this business was you one of the few businesses in the world mr. president that had positive earnings every year during the crisis. we did it because we're a big exporter, a high-tech company and that's very much the story. right here in this facility, we have 4,000 employees that work on power generation, water. do have fantastic job. in the capitol region we are really big in the capitol region of 7,000 employees. we innovate with the -- [cheers and applause] really. 90% of all the products are exported outside the united s

and at that time, vonnegut had met the photographer jill c cremins. eventually married her. she was his second wife, and was the only other person that he was married to during his lifetime. i'll move you over here to the -- what we call the political activity exhibit. and vonnegut continued to talk about his interest in finding peaceful solutions to conflicts. i think that's another thing that made him very popular during the vietnam, and after. this photo which was given to us by the new york at the "new yor" which was taken. and there's vonnegut at new york university. i'm sure it was a large crowd. it was -- i have been told he was like a rock star coming into his different speeches and large auditoriums, always filling the auditoriums. so here we are in the art gallery portion of our library. i'd like to take you over here and show you a vonnegut quote that's signed and was given to us by his artistic collaborator, joe. i don't know what it is about hoosiers, but wherever you go, there's always a hoosier doing something very important there. this quote was in the book,

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. >> transferring low level state prisoners accounted jill's is part of governor brown's budget introducednor said in addition to saving the state $1.4 billion a year, if the move would also ease prison overcrowding in california. >> turned out to be really nice day for today with sunshine, temperatures in the '60s and right now mainly clear with readings in the '50s around the bay area. san francisco of 56 degrees a mild evening. alameda out 58 in san mateo at 59 degrees. another shot of our tam cam from earlier this evening about an hour ago a beautiful sunset with high clouds streaming across the bay area for the evening part the clouds skies and the clouds will increase for the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow morning with dense fog especially to the north bay if valleys. a dense fog advisory in effect into tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon looking great partly to mostly sunny skies the fog should clear most areas. a warm captures the mid to upper 60s carried were starting in the '50s shaded and then by the afternoon the grade is just about everywhere showing highs into the

[applause] >> as nick and jill mentioned, we are just thrilled to have the folks here. jerry blaine, kent, and lisa, the writer. lisa is the one that put the stories together. welcome to dallas, and welcome to the sixth floor museum. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i need to remind folks, we need you to turn your cell phones off, not just put them on silent, but turn them off. there's a lot of radio interference in the area, and we want to make sure the recordings come out well. there are two cameras here, those are from c-span. the program is being recorded for c-span. they will broadcast this sometime probably in the next week or two. we don't have an air date yet. steven fagan is recording also for our oral history program which now totals over 800 people. while we are chatting, the biographers of our guests will appear on the screens behind us, also some photographs. the one the kennedy come from the national archives and white house photographers and the photographs of the kennedy in dallas, come from the sixth floor museum's collection. let's see, we'll also have a

vice president joe biden and his wife jill greeting the president today.u is at the start of the four-day visit to the u.s. where he'll be attending meetings on currency, trade, security and human rights concerns during his visit. our coverage of the chinese president will continue with a joint press conference with president obama. that will be live at 1:05 eastern. and then at 2:00 we'll be live from the state department where secretary of state clinton and vice president biden and his wife jill will be cohosting a launch in honor of the chinese delegation. we will focus much of our programming today on the relationship between the u.s. and china. coming up at 10:30 eastern on this network, the house foreign affairs committee is holding a briefing to discuss current relations between the two countries including the impact of china's economic security and human rights policies on the u.s. florida republican congresswoman chairs that committee. and more coverage of the visit of the chinese president tonight as the white house hosts a state dinner in his ho

jill, the outfit is hot. >> let's just do a pan of this body. the jewelry from h & m. >> rene, why don't you and your husband head that way. next up, who do we have? >> next up, bonnie, 67 from fairfield, wisconsin. she's never colored her hair before because she thought it wouldn't look any good but she was completely at ease when she knew she had the master in hand, louis. >> let's listen. >> all right, we have a very shocked mother and daughter here because i know you didn't expect this but i know you're excited. tell me why you want this for your mom. >> we're very excited. i want this for my mom because she never takes the time for herself and she never wears makeup and i think it will be really exciting and a new look for her. >> i cannot believe you're 67 years old. you look fabulous. i know you're single. what do you hope to look like to find your new man? >> oh, just a new look. something exciting. >> i think we can do that. louis and i are on it. are you ready to go? >> i'm ready. >> woo! she's got her daughter and mother-in-law right

jill biden and the family of christina-taylor green. she's going to be sitting next to them. >> you see her kissing roxanna green there, and father john green, of course, the little girl that was lost in tucson just a few weeks ago. >> let's introduce you now to our political powerhouse team watching the speech with us and with you tonight. christiane amanpour, hello, great to have you here. george will, central voice of the conservative movement in america. matthew dowd, who has advised republicans and democrats, not only president bush but also president obama called him last month after the november elections. and donna brazile, democratic analyst, you've seen her so often with us here. >> and our top correspondents on capitol hill, jake tapper. and inside the house chamber tonight, jon karl. he's going to be standing right behind the shoulder of the house speaker john boehner, right above him. so, he's going to be our eyes and ears inside that room tonight. >> jon, can you hear us now? tell us about what you're sensing and seeing. >

before that, vice president joe biden and his wife jill hosted a lunch. we'll show you as much as we can. it runs about 20 minutes. >> here with other people in this room 32 years ago when vice president bing led a historic visit to the united states, event not unlike today. [speaking chinese] >> i can literally recall our "newsweek" magazine described the visit. they said a turning point in the affairs of the modern world. [speaking chinese] >> a few months later, i had the opportunity to be among the first members of congress and the delegation led by frank church and jacob javits to visit. [speaking chinese] >> even back then there was a debate about a rising china was in the interest of the united states and the world. [speaking chinese] >> i believe then and i am even more convinced now the rising china is a positive development for not only china but the united states and the rest of the world. [speaking chinese] >> i admit my view is born out of my overwhelming confidence and the capability of the american people and confidence that a prosperous ch

reporter: crews in massachusetts brought in heavy machinery to clear snow from the parking lots around jillet stadium in time for sunday's playoff game between the patriot patriots and the jets. inside the stadium itself it's old-fashioned back-breaking shoveling. >> we have 300 snow shovellers today working several shifts and happening again tomorrow. >> reporter: and just how unusually cold is it in the south? take a look at this. atlanta's average january low temperature is about 34 degrees. but last yigt the low got down to 21. jackson, mississippi, 23. and chattanooga, >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to chris and erica. good morning. >> i have to bundle up all week huh? >> unfortunately. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> still ahead this morning, hearing from michael douglas out on the town for the first time since announcing he beat stage iv throat cancer. >>> the kennedys are opening up if jfk archives. why is the mini series having so much trouble getting on the air? inside the latest controversy. >>> we'll help you track down money you never knew you lost

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jill rappaport is here. >> oh!your heart this morning. >> that's cool. >> they always get adopted. >> 100%. >> lots to get to. your weather forecast is probably most important. what's going on? >> let's start off with today. we have clippers coming across the great lakes bringing snowshowers, snow from the storm out of new england. santa ana winds through southern california and tomorrow, more snow through the eastern great lakes. another storm comes into the pacific north west. that's the one that will get us on the weekend. flurries in the north east. nice and mild through the southwest into florida. >>> good morning to you. yes, today will be the 14th consecutive day without any rain in the bay area, and abnormal warm conditions bring us towards record levels later today when it comes to our daytime high. 43 degrees in hayward. 44 in san mateo. high pressure breaking down heading through the next couple of days. more of an onshore flowish, not as much fog in the north and east bay heading towards tomorrow mornin

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jill biden as well. we will be here for live coverage of the toast here at the luncheon. your once the chinese president arrives. live coverage on c-span2. and killed and another view of china. congressman chris smith and frank wolf held a news conference yesterday on human rights in china. you are going to from former chinese political prisoners and human rights activist during this news conference. they talk about various issues including religious freedom and the rights of women and abuses in chinese labor camps. it runs an hour and 20 minutes. we will show you a good bit of it until the event at the state department officially gets underway. >> first of all, thank you for coming out this afternoon. my name is chris smith. i served as chairman of the africa global human rights, global health subcommittee on the foreign affairs committee. i've held the position of the human rights chairman and several previous congresses, and i just, a little bit of background, i been in congress for 31 years. been to china many times come and personally chaired 27 hearings on human rig

jill and i, sitting in the audience there, have shared tears, joy, and laughter. were incredibly moving moments. i just want to say on behalf of the udall family, and you can see is a much broader than just the stewart udall family, the modall's

finally, from facebook, this one is from jill. a lot of us can relate to this.elp handle that? >> very xlon complaint. when you think about eczema, you want to think of it as a combination between a skin allergy or an inflammatory cycle, and you get into this scratch-itch cycle. your skin gets dry, you scratch it, and it ichz more and so on and so forth. it's a bothersome problem. some basic things you can do if you are finding that your skin is more sensitive in the winter and particularly avoid wool or any fabric that you think might irritate your skin more. obviously, anything that's until direct contact with your skin can be a trigger. when you are showering, you want to use a mild soap. i always recommend a johnson's baby shampoo or a baby shampoo or a soap for sensitive skin that can really, really help moisturize like crazy and you want to avoid dramatic swings in temperature. even though it might feel good to get into the hot shower, that hot water is not doing the eczema any favors. if you're not finding those things are working, then over-the-counter t

but we begin with the search for gee lawny -- jewel iranian jill johnny -- juliani cardenas. >> reporter: if you look at the surface of the water, you can see the movement but this water is actually moving at a rate much faster than what it appears. it's moving at 4 feet per second, that's according to one of the commanders out here. it's very fast moving waters and the plan for today is to stop the flow of the water completely to bring it to a stand still in order to facilitate the search for 4- year-old juliani cardenas. mike harris is with merced county sheriff's department. you guys are assisting with the search. tell us about the process involved in stopping the flow of water out of here. >> bureau of reclamation is going to shut it down. it takes about an hour for the effects to be felt here. about 8:00 we are going to launch a remote underwater vehicle with sonar capability and travel up through the siphon tubes that we couldn't see yesterday because of the flow. >> reporter: why do you have to stop the water completely to do that? >> the vehicle can't travel against current flow

. >> with serious journalist like cnn jill dougherty, we are sometimes able to show the other side. >> is called cash for work, an american sponsored program to help these women, most of them widows, survive. >> public support is a key issue for the press section. a new outreach team organizes visits by journalists from troop contributing nations and since articulate young afghans to europe to make their case. >> the people in afghanistan are thankful for the support and sacrifices they've made in our country. afghanistan is on the road and they don't want to be left alone right now. >> the main audience though, the afghan people inhere classic public diplomacy is not enough. ♪ untold two d., and the evil four has garnered a and not events. [speaking in native tongue] ♪ >> afghanistan's fast-growing army is another target for strategic communications. ♪ >> show will air in daria and paschall, starting in next spring. >> is here that a new dedicated recessional defense forces emerging. this is the place for the birth of an army. >> and then there is radio and a nation that has low lite

. >> with serious journalist like cnn jill dougherty, we are sometimes able to show the other side. >> is called cash for work, an american sponsored program to help these women, most of them widows, survive. >> public support is a key issue for the press section. a new outreach team organizes visits by journalists from troop contributing nations and since articulate young afghans to europe to make their case. >> the people in afghanistan are thankful for the support and sacrifices they've made in our country. afghanistan is on the road and they don't want to be left alone right now. >> the main audience though, the afghan people inhere classic public diplomacy is not enough. ♪ untold two d., and the evil four has garnered a and not events. [speaking in native tongue] ♪ >> afghanistan's fast-growing army is another target for strategic communications. ♪ >> show will air in daria and paschall, starting in next spring. >> is here that a new dedicated recessional defense forces emerging. this is the place for the birth of an army. >> and then there is radio and a nation that has low lite

. >> with serious journalists like cnn's jill daugherty we are sometimes able to show the other side.called cash for work an machinery-sponsored program to help these women most of them widows survive. >> public support is a key issue for the press section. a new partner nation outreach organizes visits from journalists from trip contributing nations and sends articulate young afghans to europe to make their case. >> the people in afghanistan are really thankful to their support and to the sacrifices that they have made in our country. afghanistan is on the road to progress but they still need us our support. >> our main audience, though, the afghan people. and here classic public diplomacy is not enough. ♪ >> the cop thriller eagle 4 has garnered an loyal audience. ♪ ♪ >> afghanistan's fast-growing army is another target for strategic communications. ♪ ♪ >> the show will air starting in late spring. >> it is here that a new dedicated, professional defense force is emerging. ♪ >> this is the place for the birth of an army. >> and then there is radio in a nation that has low literacy,

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. >> jill's the first one. this is about taking that modern version of your winter coat.shmere. >> it's kind of aen gongora woo. that's $125. coats today can cost upwards over $1,000. if you spend the money, keeping you warm and dry and it is going to last. >> moving on to the warm coats, gina. >> i love this one. this is actually green puffer coat. i love the little sheen to it. it is a thin puffer so it is still going to keep you warm but has insulation. this is available at t.j. max. you don't look like the mitch lynn tir heat tech jeans. jeans that keep you warm throughout the winter. boots ideal for winter we just had. >> the winter's coming to new york. i like that, gina. thanks. >> talking about layering with sweaters and all that stuff. >> carrie ann. >> whoa! shaking her money maker. >> we love all these wraps but so many times you put on these wraps you don't know how to wear them. add the belt at the waist. >> really cute. >> the animal print, little rowr! that's an infinity scarf. there is no end to it. you can wrap it multiple times. gives you more comforts.

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