craze joshua thanks so much for joining us now you know in reading this piece here it doesn't really seem like it takes all that much to become one of these experts in terms of your background or accreditation to teach the police as it. no in fact it can be pretty easy one of the difficulties a lot of the people who train the police clinics are being built and black are still in the cia and it's very difficult to get a credit sation of the sort of qualifications so a lot of the people training and their claims of being in the marines or a lot of them including one person very active in florida are over simply was from the middle east and because after nine eleven there was such a demand for trade opportunities in america anyone who had some sense of authenticity like some curb could establish themselves in a career and we know how much federal money has actually been flowing into these programs i know that obviously since nine eleven this has been initiated and that the demand is only going to continue to increase. we don't know exactly how much it's been these programs because it co

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tavis: if only the music business were this easy, meghan linsy and joshua scott jones met at a ca rockyo ley bar and they are number one on i tunes. is that a story or what? they call themselves steel magnolia and this is their self-titled cd. ♪ ♪ ♪ tavis: put the cover back up for me and i was saying how cool the photo cover was, debut cd, nice cover and i said that to joshua and he said to me -- >> last shot of the day, actually. [laughter] >> we had been posing all day and smiled like this and stand like this and do this, that and the other, and i said, you know what? let's just have a free-for-all and let's look where we want to look and do what we want to do and that was the second-to-last shot. tavis: and you paid the photographer $50,000. that's why i hate photo shoots. you do it all day long and make a quirky shot and that's the one that makes it. >> we found out before we went to the photo shoot, michael jackson passed away and -- we put michael jackson's greatest hits on the truck and during this photo shoot, we were listening to michael. tavis: since you went there, it raises

crazed joshua thanks so much for joining us now you know in reading this piece here it doesn't really seem like it takes all that much to become one of these experts in terms of your background or accreditation to teach the police has it. and where it can be pretty easy i wondered if you could if you got a little. political. block or so in this hearing it is very difficult to get equivocation. so little. or a lot of them including. some who are simply really from the middle east because they are living there was such a demand. it was anyone who had some some things that you could establish career do we know how much federal money has actually been flowing into these programs i know that obviously since nine eleven you know this has been initiated and that the demand is only going to continue to increase. we are exactly how much is it programs for you coming from so many different sources so some states might get money for instance for course. on getting these three. were paid to police to get in. but right now because you have something called the national psyche you have suspicions o

the only ones that i have left from bryant are maria garcia, joshua herrera and laura. if there are any others that are not listed, i just need to get a card from you, please. so harvey, you're with bryant? ok. and then is there a michael rogers? so no michael rogers? ok. thank you. >> speaking spanish] >> good evening, everybody. my name is maria garcia. i also come from bryant. i came to advocate for the leadership team. i found that she is doing a great job. she is never sitting. she is always doing something. she is always active. >> [speaking spanish] >> after the second year that she has been there, i can see that the school has improved with their academic achievement and i find it unfair that she is being attacked. >> [speaking spanish] >> i'm part of the p.t.o. there is not many parents that will commit to be leaders. so people like me have to be in every one of these committees representing the parents. and that's all i wanted to say. thank you very much. >> thank you, maria. >> [speaking spanish] >> good evening, everybody. i also come from bryant elementary.

police identified that victim as 23-year-old joshua mcclain of richmond. officers found him inside a car. friends told police that mcclain had been shot two miles away in a parking lot at six and jesse street. another man was hurt in that shooting but is expected to survive. >>> several bay area cities will be getting some needed help to fight gang violence. later this morning readers die jest representatives will present san jose and menlo park leaders each a $1,000 check. tomorrow they will be in san francisco and oakland on wednesday. that morning will be used to provide activities for at risk youths during the summer. the cities were chosen as part of the safe summer initiative online sweep stakes tallying votes by readers. thousands of fans gather to watch pop star britney spears in a comeback concert in san francisco. the bill graham auditorium was packed with fans yesterday. many of them lined up since early in the morning. that concert was free but still ended up costing some fans a lot of money when the tickets went online. >> i had five computers

supervisor mar: i wanted to follow up with the question that was raised by joshua and jared brown and the progress of workers' organization. the advocate for a clearing house to achieve journeymen positions in different trade unions. i am wondering if that is something the one-stop centers have considered, the proposal by different workers' organizations. >> pm rodriguez -- gilliermo rodriguez, office of work force development. this is something the individual state-certified approach as programs are responsible for. the department of resources has something within its budget to do activities around informing residents in constituencies. that information is not getting out to the broader public. certainly an idea that was generated by the community has been to look at having a centralized clearing house. the calendar of when opportunities opened up, to make that available to the public -- the legislation to get into a state-certified apprentice program, you do not need to be a graduate of city build. an individual can directly apply. we need to get that kind of information into the ha

i am joshua, one of the architects involved in transforming this project. it is an honor to be involved in such a critical project that is so critical to the youth in san francisco. what you are seeing here to my left is the existing building, back in the 1970's, as it started to deteriorate. more recently, in 2004, i think we should be clear, it is not a full seismic upgrade that would be coming. this would basically keep it from collapsing in on itself. you can see how it has been patiently waiting to be transformed into this medical center that has been spoken off. -- magical center that has been spoken of. this is the powerhouse interior, where muni power was created. you can see the turbines sat in the ground. we will be transforming this into an event space that will be used for weddings, mixed media performances, and the like, for rental. here you can see how we are going -- the goal here is to restore but also preserve, in its industrial nature, this beautiful building. modernization will come in, but with respect to this great design. this will be

joshua smith tried to put the brewens on his back against florida second half. irvin walker bounces off smith. put the gators up five. brewens back within 1. it's walker again this time with a dagger. 21 points for walker. florida wins 73-65 setting up a date with jimmer and the cougars in the sweet 16. the stanford women have been to three straight final fours while the first round opponent had never even been to the tournament. condoleezza rice, one of 6,000 in attendance at maple civilian for round one. tony was one of two in the double figures and the aggies had no answer. leads stanford to 22 points. they win big, 86-59 and will play st. john's on monday. >> this is a very unselfish team. i just want to say, too, our crowd was awesome. i think this is the most we've ever had in a first round game. so they got everyone going and i thought our team came out and competed. >> still to come, injury news on the giants closer and the sharks top rookie. plus did the big finally get a hat trick? we'll hit the ice next in sports. sports ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, season..

. >> my name is joshua will lead. i am 16. i go to lowell high school. supervisor campos: into the microphone, please. >> you guys are not friendly around the neighborhood. you guys are not friendly with the people around the community. you guys walk around and watch the area. i think you should interact with the community a bit more. that is about it. supervisor campos: next speaker, please. >> my name is christopher eng. i am a participant in omi. i would appreciate it if more police would walk around the community and got to know us. because right now in my community, i see a few of them walking around, but usually when i pass by, they do not end up saying hello or anything. they just look at you and go away. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. next speaker? >> hello. my name is keshaun washington. i am 15. i am here to say there should be more police protection in my neighborhood. where i am from, the last three years i have seen people getting robbed and not reporting to police because they were scared that they would not follow through and

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coming to life from moscow the russian capital i'm marina joshua welcome to the program fightings intensified in several key cities in libya as procrit off the forces strive to regain control reports say dozens of people have been killed in numerous attacks on the rebel held areas as the government forces are thought to have held out against the onslaught and intangible bans on tripoli and while a mass rally has been held in the capital in support of the regime with thousands chanting broke it off slogans international media say the country is at civil war and the number of victims is heading into thousands but as our teams of some avoid the reports foreign journalists are being accused of exaggerating the reality. of war in comprehensible as it sounds it's present in any conflict just days ago these parents feared for their children's law. lives today they're taking their pictures in front of the tanks the desire to be captured laughing in the face of danger is even stronger in the journalists and the conflict in libya is providing a perfect setting for a moment gadhafi is striking back ther

fortunately coming to you live from moscow nine am here in marina joshua welcome to the program well it's thought to oppositional years in libya have rejected a proposal by colonel gadhafi who's apparently offering to reside in an interim council was formed and he and his family are allowed to safely leave the country those reports are yet to be very thought inflame violence continues to terrify really be of more than three weeks after protests erupted as i could obvious forces are reportedly preparing to fight back after pro-government forces push to have during the past two days it's unclear who is in control of which territories with reports of air strikes rebels and fears battles new york one of the key cities. some news sources have reported bombings in a leading town but as artist causley reports things are remarkably different on the ground. i. guess. it's just it's tough to just notice just a little city you can cure are maybe appears to be on a knife edge fighter jets have been bombarding the capital tripoli reportedly on the order is our mark of our. force and. guns or some

look at some other stories from around the world and the corruption trial of former french a lawyer joshua rock is finally started after his years of presidential immunity came to an end he's accused of masterminding a scheme to use public money to pay for bogus jobs and his political allies while he was mayor of paris has always denied the charges and convictions unlikely the trial when had even though paris city hall dropped its plane after more than two million euros where we paid. america's discovery shuttle is on its last journey back to earth after undocking. from the international space station it's making one final orbit of the planet with a crew taking the opportunity to take some souvenir are snapshots the veteran spaceship will then return making marking rather the end of the thirty year shuttle program discovery will then head to its retirement home at the smithsonian institute museum. in hawaii a crater collapsed one of the world's most active volcanoes sending lava shooting into the sky and creating red rivers of molten rock or have also been dozens of small tremors around mt

joshua tree national park, it was national monument when we moved here-- >> right over here. >> --containsa everywhere. >> and we'd go, and you're not allowed to harvest or do anything to plants within the park. so they are untouched, untrampled by man, and that's where we studied a lot of jojoba at first throughout these different seasons to see how they acted. >> so you may have been some of the first people to really study it and think about it long range, rather than all these get rich quick people. i bet you, there are a lot of people watching right now who lost a lot of money in jojoba. >> i wish i-- >> when we are at the farmer's market, every time we're at the farmer's market, someone comes up to us and says, you know, back in the 70s we lost our-- in this whole thing. >> yeah. >> we've heard that a lot and you know-- and the reason why we started doing all this studying is when we moved here, well, we didn't have water and electricity for the first 18 months, so it was just amazing, and we got jobs working heavy labor in the jojoba fiel and we were noticing-- one of the first obse

welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow armory and joshua these are the headlines they'd be in for disaster is reportedly reject an offer from colonel gadhafi to go in exchange for using his family's safety and despite major media attempts to undermine bill you're cut off he still has huge support on the ground. from the global pressure on the amounts with the u.n. on the verge of allowing a no fly zone and the u.s. officially saying it may get militarily involved. and. also germany's new interior minister says there is no place for islam in his country as the idea of multicultural europe takes another battery. and it looks some it took someone building but chechnya is ready for a friendly football match with brazilian sports stars as they bring their world class skills to the once a volatile republican. russia scrambles to keep its tiger population alive a nationwide effort to stop more stimulus to extinction. but next a leading global peace acts are gives his insight about the arab world's turbulence and the international role in stabilizing and. on the heels of the regime

what you are to live from moscow with me marina joshua welcome to the program while he is lost in bloody battles u.s. and u.k. forces remain on standby amid fears they could intervene as thousands flee the troubled land many of its residents say they don't want international involvement viewing it as another form of oppression are the supposedly are reports. this is the boat out of libya but it's also the road that lines the pockets of hundreds of libyans who make their living selling fuel into newsier fourteen times the price they paid back. the libyan gadhafi or one. and libya long live gadhafi let him stay in power for life. and as much as some may support gadhafi other libyans despise the united states while their mamma called the u.s. will not enter libya quite right as they are they don't have a good day i mean it is libyan for days he's been trying to get to the chinese inside the border to check up on his family who are on the other side he knows some of them have been injured beyond services is not the fire and challenging to the libyan people they don't there was. another. i me

he's been identified as 23-year- old joshua mcclain of richmond. officers found him inside a car just after 2:00 many morning at third and mariposa streets. friends told police mccain had been shot at a parking lot about two miles away. another man was also wounded in the shooting but is expected to survive. >>> testimony is set to resume tomorrow in the perjury trial of former giant slugger barry bonds. the prosecution is expected to call bonds former mystery, kimberly bell. tonight on mornings on two, legal analyst cardoza said the prosecution will focus on -- >>> the confessed killer of oakland journalist bailey is expected to resume his testimony tomorrow in the case of two other men accused of taking part in that attack. broussard began testifying last week. the owner of the bakery is presumed to have hired broussard to kill the reporter for writing negative articles about the bakery. >>> the defense claim it is now 18-year-old was suffered from schizophrenia when he set off two pipe bombs at a school. prosecutors dismissed yousoff's mental cl

coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program to our top story this week maybe you know where pro and i get out the forces have been flying over the strategic city of zawiya close to the capital tripoli reports say at least seventy people have been killed and around three hundred one that in a government attempt to regain control of the rebel stronghold. filed this report. on saturday the libyan leader moammar gadhafi launched a fresh military offensive he's trying to retake some of the towns he's lost in the past eighteen days of fighting there were some seventy people killed those are the latest reports we're receiving and more than three hundred people injured with reports of its strikes and live ammunition and growing fears that libya is descending into civil war most of the fighting is in the key towns of libya such as zawiya which is some fifty kilometers from the capital tripoli and the oil rich port of rust in the north now in wrestling wolf the latest reports appear suggest that rebel leaders are in control slowly making their way towards the capital ci

facebook trust her long agrees with the latter he said china is investing in green energy why not us joshua lawson a great said i do not believe that we have a significant enough supply to justify the potential damage to the environment alternative energy is the way to go christina jaded barham says now is the time to invest in alternative energy options before we don't have an earth left to live on now canine cod disagrees he's with the motto drill baby drill thomas bakers is looking for a middle ground he said both and alex can't respond on you tube saying that in the budget aspect all oil export is should increase production to offset the shortage in the middle east supply into the revolutions green energy cannot substitute oil in the short run however lesson learned we cannot depend on oil thanks as always for your responses and here's our next topic of discussion we just spoke about the latest interviews from bernie made off and then he passed the blame for his ponzi scheme called the new regulatory reform of the big banks a total joke and then claimed that the entire u.s. government i

please make sure to come back one monday when alone i will be back and she's going to be interviewing joshua gray's one of the authors of an article that explains how the trainer talks to the earnings mom then meantime please don't forget to become a fan of the all of the show facebook and of course policy letter and if you missed any of tonight show or any other night you can catch it all on youtube dot com slash the alona show we are now posting the interviews as well as the entire show on the site coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the us around . see the british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. h m r been here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. the official delegation. from the.

joshua white had to testify, like, 1950 about the song. right. his recording or singing of the song? if i remember correctly, he just said, "listen, this is a problem in this country, "and it's not unpatriotic to talk about the country's problems." i'm not sure how that went over with a bunch of southern senators or congressmen, but that's, you know-- i'm sure that's how he felt, and it was true. we observed at the beginning of the show that a great many americans don't know strange fruit, don't know billie holiday. those that do have some familiarity with the music and the woman, that comes from the diana ross film, lady sings the blues, in which there is at least some portion of strange fruit. what is your take on how well diana ross portrayed billie holiday-- how accurately? and how is strange fruit used in that film? well, this is a very good example of hollywood rewriting history and really the kind of crime it is to rewrite history and to play around with the facts. i mean, the film is the kind of thing that makes me very angry. i mean, the

sky line high school submitted a recipe and joshua cowl elementary committed a recipe. >> they got restaurantsan participate. you can create a companion cook book. >> there are 50 schools left in the competition as they move on to the next round. to see the winning recipes go to www.ktvu.com. >>> stay with us, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> when you buy serious, you may want to do the best thing for the environment and buy something with recycled materials. you will want to know what we found out, still ahead. ring ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the garden picking herbs. she is so cute. okay i'll hold. she's holding. wha? (announcer) progresso. you gotta taste this soup. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ho ho ho. ♪ green giant . >>> frightening n

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. >> reporter: alan brown lost his 17-year-old son joshua in 2003 in a crash involving a teenage driver today he spoke out in favor of a proposed new graduated license law that would force every state to put limits on passengers for new drivers, late night teen driving and cell phone use. jim portel's daughter was also killed when another teen driver flipped the car she was riding in. >> my daughter was the only one that died. and i truly believe if we had these laws enacted back then she might be alive today. >> reporter: supporters of the bill also released a survey of more than 1,300 teenagers that found 70% of teens support a graduated driver's license law and that 78% agree on restrictions on nighttime driving. perhaps most surprising, the vast majority of teens favored a ban on texting behind the wheel for beginning drivers. >>> the pentagon says it's doing everything it can to get extra care for troops. it has only spent 300 million of the $535 million approved by congress as special pay for service members. the members were for troops that were forced to serve beyond their enlis

. >> staying in the southeast, ucla taking on florida, joshua smith, they are down by one.hat is dagger, they march on 73-54 victory. >> out west with a thrill they are tucson. owls are down by two. here a tough run in the lane. tied in 54 and in overtime. still tied, final seconds, can't hit the jumper, we're going to double overtime. he would pull away off the steal. san diego advances to their first ever sweet 16, 71-64 that final. >> sharks hosting the blues without danny heat liquor. he was out with a. >> he brings it every night. they brought it off the rebound. tory mitchell is there to bury the puck and joe with a rocket slap shot. sharks led 3-0 of a one. little swreo wasn't done. his second goal and sharks win their third straight 5-3 the final. more at 5:00, i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> up next, controversial tax break san francisco might give twitter if it's willing to to relocate to one of the most troubled neighborhoods. >> live in san mateo county, this is what residents are waking up to this morning, a big mess thanks to last night's rain. i'll hav

please make sure to come back one monday when alone i will be back and she's going to be interviewing joshua gray's one of the authors of an article explains how the trainer talks to hear his mom then you meantime please don't forget to become a fan of the on the show facebook and of course call us whatever and again miss any up tonight show or any other night you can catch it all on youtube dot com slash the alona show we are now hosting the interviews as well as the entire show on the site coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world. sports is political in ways we don't often even notice especially on the level of culture where our ideas and attitudes as a society are shaped. these are the ties between professional football and the u.s. military have existed since the start of the n.f.l. back in nineteen twenty that relationship meant slaves during world war two and today that bond is stronger than ever in one. ear and turned to a secure location all killed feel a certain kind of killing in the country's history has taught us that sports is never

police identified the victim as 23-year-old joshua mcclain of richmond. police found him inside of a car yesterday morning. friends told police mcclain had been shot about two miles away in a parking lot at sixth and jesse street. they tried to drive him to the hospital on their own. another man was injured in that shooting but is expected to survive. >>> the confessed killer of oakland journalist chauncey bailey is set to resume his testimony. bey the owner of the former your black muslim bakery is accused of ordering bailey's murder because the journalist was working on a story that was critical of the bakery. >>> this morning jurors in san mateo county will begin a fourth day of deliberations. six men and six women are deciding the fate of 18-year- old alex you shock. investigators say he was planning to kill two staff members during an attempted attack on the campus in august 2009. they say he was armed with ten pipe bombs, a chain saw, and a small samurai sword. >>> later this morning pg&e will try to avoid a hefty fine. pg&e is due to appear before