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>> well, what happened in his case, joshua was his name, joshua jordan stone, he was 15 years old, andgoing on for some time, even throughout elementary school, and he just couldn't take any more. there wawaphysical abuse in the school, in the hallways, in th classroom. there was name-calling. there was calling the home, our home at night at odd hours. there was just an array of different things. >> and you made attempts to deal with this. right? i mean, you talked to the school. >> yes. i talked -- >> what kind of response did you get? >> well, administrators said that they would take care of it, that they would talk with his social worker, for instance, who had knowledge of the situation. but they never interreacted. and therefore, the system failed us. >> i mean, this story, which obviously is sad and unnecessary, seems to be a common occurrence and seems to be something that we hear more about, that the system failed. i mean, what do we do to stop the system from failing? what can the system do to deal with this? >> well, we certainly have a lot to learn. the president is utterly c

chair avalos: supervisors, joshua, with a defense project, and i am a proud member of the southeast jobs coalition. i want to thank you, supervisor avalos, for this historic legislation that we have before us that we hope to move forward and for carrying this legislation forward and doing this. my wife and guide our local residents here in the mission district. this is our home -- my wife and i are local residents here in the mission district. this carries forward all long line of work force reforms. our newest co-sponsor, again, supervisor mirkarimi and his efforts to centralize the work force, there was a time when we heard this was not possible. he has shown us the way. it is incredible. i want to thank you, too, the laborers and contractors who have come out, going forward with how we can make this a partnership. you have shown this is possible. kalas community members out of work. even environmentalists -- countless community members out of work. i will bring it over in the second. and office of work force development. i saw the deputy city attorney over there, who i know has worked

el filipino que vencio a joshua clottey y a antonio margarito este aqo en el cowboys stadium...jo de ser boxeador de golden boy promotions .. el que tambien levanto la mano es el boxeador mexicano juan manuel marquez. hoy no hubo sorpresas y el favorito inter de milan no batallo para conseguir su boleto a la final del mundial de clubes..el inter de milan mostro su casta de campeon al golear por tres a cero al club seonam de sur corea... dejan stankovic ... javier zaneti y diego milito fueron los autores de los tantos.... ...el club italiano buscara su tercer titulo del campeonato mundial de clubes este sabado... para eso tendra que eliminar al sorprendente mazembe ... ---el partido por el tercer puesto lo jugaran seonam y al wada... los jets de nueva york suspendieron indefinidamente al preparador fisico sal alosi no solo por meterle la pierna al jugador de los delfines para que se cayera sino tambien por pedirle a cinco jugadores de los jets en la banca para que formaran una pared en la linea.... ademas de la suspension fue multado con 25 mil dolares... unas 400 personas estan

and we say, give them to joshua. there is not a lot of money to go around. we have to think about what people need. if they need the new library, and they need certain things on the avenue. and this is what we were trying to do. this is what we were looking at. we're not try to take anything away from anybody else. >> thank you. >> i would like to offer my thanks to supervisor maxwell. i am very impressed with what is happening along third street. and we're not just talking about the project, but the things that have happened already, and the way that things are moving forward, with new things that have happened. the idea that this is continuing, we are wanting to move forward with this. and i think that i agree with commissioner sugaya. we have all these concerns about the boundaries, but with this legislation right now, certainly, in terms of funding we have to make certain about these questions that have to be answered down the road, somewhere. thank you. >> commissioner? there is a motion on the floor to continue. this is for the continuance of this item

this is already coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program of ghana stay on the world's largest producer of heroin does not only make other states suffer from its deadly expert the country itself is flooded with cheap drugs with a tense situation a very vague prospects of a peaceful life even those who want to kick the mortal habit find themselves at a dead end jason model ogg reports from kabul you might find some of the images in his report disturbing. early morning in kabul. heroics huddled under blankets.

marina joshua into the program this week the new nuclear deal between moscow and washington was given the nod in both countries the lower house of russia's parliament voted on friday to give initial approval to the agreement which will slash the sides nuclear arsenals by a third it was approved for ratification by the u.s. senate a few days earlier following months of political wrangling but russian lawmakers will continue their debate on the new year over the ratification documents.

you're watching r t coming to live from moscow joshua welcome to the program afghanistan the world's largest producer of parallel does not only make other states saw first from its deadly expert the country itself is flooded with drugs was the tense situation very vague prospects of a peaceful life even those who want to kick the mortal habit find themselves at a dead end jason modeled reports from kabul you may find some of the images in his report the. early morning in kabul. heroics huddled under blankets to keep the.

lastly, i want to acknowledge joshua, a relentless force behind local hiring and particularly this legislatione last year are around this time to educate me about the cleveland organs -- cleveland ohio -- and the court ruling upholding their mandatory local hiring legislation. it was from that meeting that i knew we could do it here but we would have a long road to make it happen. i want to thank him for all of his work. this legislation before us, i hope we can get to the right vote. thank you. commissioner chiu: thank you. any further discussion? roll call vote on this item. >> item 18, alioto-pier no. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu no. daly aye. dufty aye. elsbernd no. mar aye. maxwell aye. mirkarimi aye. there are eight ayes and three nos. commissioner chiu: this ordinance is finally passed. [applause] >> never again! commissioner chiu: congratulations. as i mentioned earlier in the agenda, if we could now move to item 53, the america's cup item. >> item 53 was considered by the budget and finance committee at a recess meeting and was forwarded to the board as a committee report. it

. >> ahora estÁ con nosotros mary y sus hijos, david y joshua , ella tiene un niÑo que tiene autismo.aÚn mÁs complicado porque tienes a un niÑo especial, a mÍ me gusta decirle niÑo especial, porque tienes que prestarle mÁs atenciÓn con tu esposo. cómo es la dinÁmica familiar? >> Él es parte de nuestra familia, Él ayuda a david en muchas cosas, es un... para su hermano. es defintivamente... Él también necesita su tiempo y ahÍ viene la pareja y lo importante de decir, ok, yo me hago cargo de david ahora el sÁbado y tÚ te llevas a joshua al parque a jugar, por ejemplo. >> cÓmo haces para mantener un matrimonio unido? >> tienen que echarle ganas y decidir que tienen que construir su matrimonio y ayudar a su familia a sobrepasar este obstaculo, y se hace... Él no hablaba y ahora es un niÑo funcional y eso gracias a dios porque tenemos una familia unida que es el 90 % del triunfo. >> tÚ tratas de dedicarle tiempo a tu esposo como mujer? es complicado, porque las mamÁs lo sabemos, entre todas las actividades que tienes es complicado hacer el papel de mujer? >> defintivamente. de lo que se ol

joshua wiener had just done what no more than four or five people had ever done before. he confessed to participating in the boston tea party. went on to describe his participation in the boughs of bunker hill. he was attempting to gain attention from the united states government which has never adequately rewarded its revolutionary soldiers for their service. but his testimony leaves questions unanswered. why did it happen? why did he join in? how did the tea party become a turning point? y had a state secret for almost 50 years? what does it all mean? the boston tea party has come with surprises, not least of which that the motivation started here in the middle colonies, new york city and philadelphia and not entirely in boston itself. fifteen years after his court appearance he was able to tell his story in more detail. he talked of the indignation he and his associates felt. legal tea brought tax or duty known as the towns and act. these were the taxes on t as well as paper, leather, glass. most of those duties or repealed, but the tax on tea stayed on. to protest th

who are too hard to live from moscow with joshua welcome to the program there's a storm brewing over kossovo after a draft report from the council of europe link prime minister touchy with serious human rights abuses including organ and drugs trafficking the paper also claims the international community has ignored suspected war crimes in the region for years the full document will be presented on thursday r.t.l. is hip or it has more. prime minister has she was identified in the council of europe report as the head of a major albanian mathy like crime that way it's claimed by the report that it's the major dominating presence in all aspects of organized crime in the region including arms human and drug trafficking and most shocking of full of the killing of serbs both during and after the one nine hundred ninety nine cost of and war using their organs for harvesting to then be sold on the black markets this report was led by the.

. >> again, commissioners, joshua arsay with brightline. i want to echo the statements of my friend terry anders of anders and anders. it's getting close to a year since i think the process was initiated. it was december 9 when commissioner ellis and the commission had a hearing about how to have a plan to lead to this day. so it's really exciting, commissioner torres, we went through all the opportunities and all the scale of investments that ratepayers are making and the communicate to get all sorts of community benefits around work and environmental impact mitigation and through the presentation here from masud and the work of your very skilled consultants, bernita davis and i think you had your whole staff participate as a comprehensive process with arlen, tommy, carolyn and your ever steady general manager harrington. we've seen him at all kinds of hearings. the board of supervisors, almost three or four hearings, including land use yesterday was another hearing. this is really a product of a really tremendous process. some of the high

and the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua welcome to the program there is a storm brewing over cost of oil after a draft report from the council of europe when prime minister hoshyar serious human rights abuses including organ and drugs trafficking the paper also claims the international community has ignored suspected war crimes and the region for years the full document will be presented the thursday artie's alice hebert reports prime minister how she was identified in the council of europe report as the head of the major albanian math like crime debt. it's claimed by the report that it's the major dominee seeing a presence in old aspects of organized crime in the region including oh i'm.

you want to see going to live from moscow eleven am here in marina joshua welcome to the program afghanistan the world's largest producer of heroin does not only make other states suffer from its deadly export the country itself has lot of with cheap drugs well the tan situation and very vague prospects of a peaceful life even those who want to kick the mortal habit find themselves at a dead end jason model of reports from kabul you may find some pictures in this piece disturbing. early morning in kabul.

of the russian capital you're watching r t with me joshua welcome to the program afghanistan the world's largest producer of power when this not only make other states suffer from its deadly acts burd the country itself as lot of with cheap drugs with a tense situation a very vague prospect of a peaceful why even those who want to kick the mortal habit find themselves at a dead and jason model reports from kabul and you may find some of the images in his report disturbing. early morning in kabul. heroin addicts huddled under blankets to keep the cold out and the smoke in.

marina joshua these are the top stories afghanistan's cheap heroin is depriving thousands of locals of a future besides flooding other countries a desperate situation is a reflection of nato's poor efforts to tackle the problems of russia's top as a driving force. from dismantling historic monuments to comic strip propaganda and i saw the campaign in georgia gathers pace with russia seemingly prime target but a growing number of people say the authorities to rewrite history are going too far . and reports of a war being waged on christmas have been all over the headlines in the u.s. this holiday season but many americans believe the hype is just to divert the public's attention from more pressing problems. well next a journey to a place in america that used to belong to russia and in some ways still does so our special report discovers next. once it was a part of russian territory there are still reminders to this day children wearing russian national costumes people having russian names and many orthodox churches are standing here but more than one hundred years ago it became the u.s.

. >> reporter: lance corporal joshua echelson from florida is just 20 years old.s learned to fight for his life. >> you come out here and it's about survival, it really is. and that definitely changes you. >> reporter: schmitt, from belleville, wisconsin, was on his first combat deployment. like the other young marines, he's become a bit wiser, a bit humbler, and a lot closer to his buddies. >> you train for it, you prepare all you can mentally, physically. you come here and just one day it actually ow... how short life is, how delicate it is. >> reporter: as peaceful as their territory is now, the marines of weapons company will never forget the fights they got in. nor the friends they lost. >> break out! >> reporter: after that four-day fire fight when they were nearly overrun, the marines left standing had this picture taken. >> the picture doesn't convey the intense fatigue. most of us were swaying as the picture was taken, having a hard time standing up at that point. a lot of them went in boys and came out men, that's for sure. >> reporter: the war that chan

it is one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua welcome to the program and to our breaking news first former tycoon meal how to kosky has been found guilty of stealing oil and laundering the proceeds it's not the verdicts being delivered during his second trial in moscow former out of the oil giant you cos is already in prison for tax evasion and fraud because you as are his outside court for our t.v. and get the latest what exactly have we heard so far katrina. rita we know that the verdict is still being read the process started earlier.

watching aren't you going to live from moscow i'm renay joshua welcome to the program bonus time is approaching on wall street and to the anger of manny the rewards are set to rise but it's not just bankers bonuses going up so was unemployment across america all linked to the massive seven hundred billion dollars bailout to the biggest financial institutions in the country are reports. next the sculpture thirty thousand dollars now the first floor thirty thousand to thirty two thousand if an artist were to illustrate something of today's new york city office at fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen thousand votes nineteen thousand it may just be money bags twenty four thousand dollars to twenty six from you amid the lackluster american economic climate kristi's is seeing sunny days this painting sold for a little over six million dollars with over six hundred million dollars worth of impressionist and modern art sold this year thank you so since two thousand and eight we've seen an increasing return of confidence to the art market new york has once again become one of christie's selling sites sixt

live from moscow ten am here in marina joshua welcome to the program a moscow court is to sentence former oil tycoon me after convicting him of embezzlement as a second trial for coming to the end of his previous jail term for tax evasion and fraud charges an italian over who is following developments outside the board for us here in moscow one tither reading of the verdict has entered its third day and is there any indication as to when the judge will give the sentence. well the lure is expects to hear the food verdict on the case of money laundering by his former business partner but. by the end of this year but the fact that it's taking so long game is no surprise to anyone as the way it works in russia is first. the person is announced to be either guilty or not guilty and then the judge gets into the details of the verdict and in this case the verdict itself is three hundred pages worth of paperwork so you do the math as for how much time it could possibly take to read it. after the first trial it took the judge about june weeks do you read the food verdict on the charges of tax evas

am of the russian capital you're watching our joshua welcome to the program a moscow court is expected to start delivering its verdict in the second trial of kosky the former had of the oil giant's yukos is in prison for tax evasion and money laundering he faces further charges of twenty seven billion dollars worth of well if convicted he could stay behind bars for another seven years but if the court clears how the cops think he could walk free next year forty seven year old made his fortune during the turbulent ninety's for the privatization of state assets which made him russia's richest man well we can now cross live to our correspondent humans are following the case for us today because.

. >> reporter: legal expert joshua rosenburg was in the courtroom. there is one thing, he said, that could prevent assange's extradition. >> if there was any sign that sweden was being used as a back door by the united states to get mr. assange put on trial there. but, of course, he's not been charged with any criminal offenses by the united states. >> reporter: yet. but u.s. officials have made no secret of their efforts to come up with a legal way of stopping assange and the leaks. told of the arrest today as he toured a u.s. base in afghanistan, the secretary of defense looked pleased. >> i hadn't heard that but that sounds like good news to me. >> reporter: the extradition >> r eporter: the extradition hearing for julian assange is due to resume here at westminster magistrate's court next tuesday, december 14. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> glor: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," he goes without shoes so poor kids won't have to. but up next, an organ transplant can save her life, but her state reneges on a promise to pay for it. with

in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program moscow court is just hours away from delivering its verdict in the second trial of me. a former you already serving an eight year prison term for tax evasion and has now also been charged with stealing millions of tons of oil argument on olga's following the trial for us and we can get more from you to tell you good morning what prison term water cost is facing if found guilty. will if found guilty of skin his former business partner will be facing a fourteen year tour and that's what the prosecutors have asked for he's already been in prison for seven years now and was supposed to be released next year but if he's found guilty today we're expecting the verdict both of them will only be released in two thousand and seventeen he do usually has been charged for tax evasion and the new charges against him sig.

joshua pool sitting at his desk minding his own business.s computer. he decides to ring the front office for help but declined to step in and stop the fight which lasts 15 minutes as these 13-year-olds pummeled each other. his parents say this is not the first time he has come under attack, and from this kid. now they are getting ready to sue. >> they wanted somebody to jump on. they came over and started hitting me. so then i just was trying to defend myself. but he was dish was sitting in a chair so i -- but i was sitting in a chair so i couldn't. megyn: lis, let me start with you. if you are not going to have a teacher step in and protect these kids, who will? >> the teacher was standing by, switched the button to bring somebody in. but after a long time the teacher was on the computer playing computer games and not even paying attention to this fight. you saw it. things are falling down all over the place, one kid, thank goodness took the video so this got onto youtube which is how the parents were able to convince the principal that the

. >> jos will shun -- joshua wilson was the key player of the game. in december a playoff hunt, we have nine wins now. we have the world chance coming in and we will deflating them on a short week. it will be tough. -- we will be playing them on a short week. >> if you have been in a relationship with someone you love that you find maddening, that is the relationship the ravens have with this team. by this point, you have to get used to the point that this will be maddening, each and every week and will be even harder next week because the defending super bowl champions, the new orleans saints, arrive sunday afternoon. rod and donna. >> that will be a game to watch. make sure to check out what the executive sports producer said. in the and comic the results are the only thing that matters and that is why this team will head to the playoffs. you can buy that on the sports page on wbaltv.com. >> i apologize about what i said in the car driving home. still to come, housing for the silver fillings in your teeth? the jazz on what the fda says. >> first it

i want to thank joshua redman for gracing us with his talent and helping us with the music. [applause] and finally, i want to thank the rabbis and lay leaders who have traveled from all over the country to be here. yes, you can give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] now, tonight, we gather to celebrate a story as simple as it is timeless. it's a story of ancient israel, suffering under the yoke of empire, where jews were forbidden to practice their religion openly, and the holy temple -- including the holy of holies -- had been desecrated. it was then that a small band of believers, led by judah maccabee, rose up to take back their city and free their people. and when the maccabees entered the temple, the oil that should have lasted for a single night ended up burning for eight. that miracle gave hope to all those who had been struggling in despair. and in the 2,000 years since, in every corner of the world, the tiny candles of hanukkah have reminded us of the importance of faith and perseverance. they have illuminated a path for us when the way forward was shrouded

since her release from prison she is campaigning for the freedom of her fiance shane bauer and friend joshua fattal. >> this song is putting out there the intention and the hope and the certainty that i feel that they will be with us again and that they will be with us again soon. >> reporter: this music may be her protest song but one sung very softly. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: we asked this woman to watch and tell us what she thought. >> i think as a device it is actually pretty effective because it is on youtube and kids use youtube. >> reporter: surprisingly many of the students we talked with here are unfamiliar with the story of the three hikers who were taken prisoner by iranian border guards in july of 2009. she was released after 13 months. >> reporter: you can find that video on youtube. search for "a peace of time." we did attempt to contact shur and her family members with e- mails and phone calls. none were return. don knapp, cbs5. >>> creating understanding between afghans an americans by opening the door to freedom of the press. that's the goal of a new journalism program that w

officer joshua campbell wassing standing in line at a dayton walgreens when a man reached over the counter and grabbed money from the cash drawer. campbell drew his weapon and video showed the two scuffling as they went out the door. with the help of the store manager, the suspect was subdued. in addition to the robbery, he's charged with assaulting a police officer. >>> one of the oldest charter schools in the district is celebrating the beginning of a new era. hyde leadership public charter school held a grand opening at the old vocational center on perry street northeast. the building has undergone an $18 million renovation. 750students from pre-k to 12th are enrolled at the school. >>> a private school in alexandria held a more unusual holiday event today. the festival of lights at burgundy farm country day. it is a celebration of diversity. students participated in holiday tradition and customs from around the world. they sang holiday songs from different cultures, and sampled several international winter celebrations. >>> the pta at an elementary school in frederick, maryland, has sp

this is the article that is dated april 6, posted by joshua keating, f.p. pass -- know, that's not the -- i'll put this in the record. it's from "foreign policy.com post. and at the end of my comments i'll ask it be put in the record. "it appears that russian defense minister lavrov isn't quite ready to pop the champagne on the new nuclear arms reduction agreement that will be signed in prague this week. russia will have the right to exit the accord if the u.s. buildup of its strategic potential in numbers and quality considers to considerably a. effect the ability of russian nuclear forces," lavrov told reporterreporters today. "going on was th major stick pot in the treaty after the united states announced floons build new facilities in bulgaria and romania," that was after the withdrawal of the radar from the czech republic and the missiles from poland. continuing on with, "as f.p.'s josh rogan reported, a work around to the solution was reached in which the issue of missile defense is not mentioned in the preamble itself. the obama administration has be

she has raised threeur s extraordinary children, melissa and joshua who have done and jo. exceptional things, even though they are still young by our but standards. some of them think they're aging young.be and their value system and theie belief in this nation and theira willingness to give ofrect e themselves to their people as as direct expression of the values that kathy has given them.at han sometimes for a little over competitive on occasion, but that's one of her strength alsod we've been through hard times and good times and i wish he hag been there to basically be ourt. lake house and saw express my love to her and thinks.20 bismarck at the beginning of th- 20th century that -- first i a should say cathy told cathy told me it should walk back and forth like this. i've been doing it for 18 years and she says it makes people sick watching on tv. -- were it's like the famous time she called up and were having ai'm a >> caller: he and their french people talking. cal i'm talking tols johnny isaksona and she called the four plan go out turnaround and face the cameras.

please open it up for us, joshua.a forward with him. [applause] thank you, joshua. >> good morning, ladies and gentleman. the request from the family -- at the request of the family, first, we would like to do the opening prayer. for my daughter, alexandria, if you please, shall we stand? first, she is going to do the opening prayer in our native language and then she will interpret it in english. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] good morning, ladies and gentleman. we gather today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. he has returned to the heavens above, to the creator. thank you, mr. udall for protecting the earth and especially helping the use. for all of your sacrifices, may you -- may we continue your legacy. again, thank you, mr. udall. >> [speaking for language,] -- speaking foreign language] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. mr. stewart udall was a friend to all native people, a friend to our sacred lands, a friend to those who needed thei

. >> we have this tweet here from joshua nielsen is the presidential deificatio in recent u.s. culture. >> i don't think it's great. i think it's hard to be president. i think the public culture actually leans towards destroying you. and that is the bipartisan thing. i mean, i think the romance and honeymoon with presidents is actually very short and i think because of the way the media works and because of a certain amount of cynicism we have toward government institutions, certainly since watergate, that that is eventually people are going to turn on presidents. and you have blips like when a book comes out or when presidents go through great moments that, you know, people look again and have better feelings or opinions, but in general i think cynicism is the name of our age. and it's the name of the game in public opinion. we don't hold up presidents very high. it's just the opposite. public opinion, who controls it? i'm not sure. i don't think in this day of age there's any center of control. i think with the internet and the way information flows all over the place, i don'

we should mention one other thing, joshua cokomisarjevsky wl go on trial later this year. >>> it is 7w to the mounting legal troubles facing one of the most popular artists in the country, a guy named thomas kincade. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: chances are if you don't own something by thomas kincade, you know someone who does. but his business is an empire and it's anything but trouble free. a cozy cottage, a calming creek, a snowy sunday. for many, thomas kincade's paintings offer an escape from reality, but for the artist, his work is a financial dream. thomas kincade is the most collected living artist in the u.s., retail sales topped $4 billion. >> i love the light in his paintings. >> reporter: but the self-described painter of light has been flooded with legal issues. in june, his manufacturing division filed for bankruptcy. court documents show he owes an estimated $10 million to creditors. the problems began nearly eight years ago, 27 lawsuits were filed against kincade by gallery owners who claim the artist undercut their sales and oversaturated the market with his wo

. >> there is. 2011 joshua who's known as the mastermind behind this crime.orrible crimes. i think that while viewers are saddened by this, i think they want to hear more about him. why did he do this? why was he the ringleader? they want justice, still, for this family. >> sunny, appreciate it. >>> other big stories in the cnn newsroom. a senate panel is hearing testimony on don't ask, don't tell, pentagon brass facing questions about their report on repealing the policy and alloying gays to serve openly. jk swohn mccain says it is not to change policy. secretary gates says he thinks any concerns nothing the troops can be addressed. >> most of the marines in combat are 18 to 24, 25 years old. most of them have never served with women, either. and so they've had a very focused, very limited experience in the military and it's been a tough one. but i think that with time and adequate preparation we can mitigate their concerns. >> well, i couldn't disagree more. we send these young people into combat. we think they're mature enough to fight and die. i think the