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are here today at the starbucks festival that who have to see the earth as there really is and the joy of what they had done and when god gary made his first flights and one nine hundred sixty one you're already rejected by nasa once how do you feel about the twelfth of april nineteenth sixty one life i figured that ever since but back then we knew what they were doing. that. the russians would put somebody up into space. quite early on and we were attempting to try that the were behind it as a matter of fact it was really woke up the american people it was public and making fifty seven up to that time we didn't realize how far danced at that time the soviets or he had rocket technology and and then we got started of course they had developed their booster to put it to it and it's amazing. throughout the years. the booster the locket and the put up your you could carry a. is the same one today with a lot more lot of occasions that are put in astronauts and cosmonauts it to the international space station this is like the old story of the tortoise and the hare we seem to be the hare we

all of it according to journalist joy ann reid, managing editor of our sister website the grio, it's a nice distraction. >> we're in sort of a recessionary climate where people are down. and now you've had a hurricane and an earthquake. i think it's good news, it's good news of the kind like the royal wedding. it's something exciting that people can vicariously be excited about without having to deal with the mundane things of life and the bad news that's all over tv. >> joanne reid on the big news from last night. there you go, a nice diversion from all we've been covering here for days, from deposed foreign leaders to earthquakes and hurricanes. and by the way, we are thinking of our friends in new orleans tonight because this is the sixth anniversary of the arrival of katrina. >>> that is our broadcast on a monday night. thank you for being here with us, as we start off another week. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. we begin with developing news, another monday, another b.a.r.t. protest. as expected for the third consecutive week, protestors gath

so treasure joy. is a nurse or law hopefully. model law my fellow law enforcement people move to agree that his only target. goodness and if it isn't it is just as you say you hope that it is a deterrent it brings it is not proven well if we are. the first no where i know of a figure when you stop someone of news of. the much fear district attorney who has never witnessed a single execution now admits that there has never been any perth's that the death penalty has a dissuasive effect on criminality. the facts of error in the twelve years since sean's execution oklahoma's crime rate has not decreased. right now no worry or who crime is on who was not impressed and especially directed to young women and children and. i can explain to you of wives having. america crimes are very horrible crimes i don't know how to explain it. we've seen had several cases filed in this county were more friend her husbands used to smash the baby against a wall and i don't want to live. the person could do that until a baby. a crime was that we're dea

and the joy is kind of contagious, u know.k with him as an adult twice in tucker and in blown away. whenever he showed up on the set, you know, he was up, he was hot. he was just feeling so good and people would realize this is fun what we're doing. i for got. we'r pretending like we're kids. thin when you relax that's when the good stuff kind of comes out. it doesn't have to be all like joking, it's very serious work but with lots of joy. >> charlie: str it away. >> yes. >> charlie: is it different in terms of music being a creative expression and film being a creative expression. >> i find more similarities too. i've been going on the road and performing, i just got off performing at, in the stage at stirgis with motorcycles. >> charlie: they must have loved you. >> it's like doing a scene. you work with the audience like you're a character. it's an improv. >> charlie: how long have the guys in the band been with you. >> i would say wt, maybe four or five months. all santa barbara guy and terry rodriguez is a grade addition.

and the war stories three years off the joys of the talk on south the said here we talk to those who bear the scars of the public about how they're rebuilding their lives. more than what some of the settings had to overcome to get their country back on track after the war in our special report that's on the air. self a settee allies in the heart of the caucasus between europe and asia. every day the sun rises over the high mountains and cities built many centuries ago still retain their unique history. and a stone draco's of b.f. goes for a job every morning. most of the sun my homelands my p.c. and your streams gardens and your lands. have always made us so happy. from the hilltop you can fit the south the centurion capital of involved in the palm of his hand moments like this philip with inspiration for his next work. the republic of south ascent he alone is in the caucasus the borders of russia to the north and georgia to the south west and east. mountains cover ninety percent of south the settlers territory which is more than a thousand meters above sea level involved is its capi

in fact, it was a moment of joy to me. because i have this mobile phone, it give me more knowledge. this is my wife, my first lady. i browse informations about barack obama. everybody know that this man is africa. in our country today, we doesn't have leaders like that. [indistinct chattering] [child giggles] >> moses, a secondary school teacher, has also discovered the value of a new source of knowledge in a place where water and other resources are scarce and information is limited. >> 2 elders came to me. they were asking me about how they can improve their farming activities, if i can access any information in a website to tell them about improved crops, fertilizer that they can apply to improve their crops. is this going to cost you... >> despite some connectivity problems with actually getting a service from the internet provider, nicholas and moses are keenly embracing all that their new phones have to offer. >> what is an email? >> that's what i don't know. can you help me? >> we'll be back later to see how the 2 men get on with the joys and the frustrations of the internet.

. >> i would say joy. were sitting around the drum circle, i let myself enjoin the moment. >> joy thursday evening. by friday morning, car packed up, he's back to his old emotional tricks. all he wants now is to skip the final meeting and get the hell out of dodge. >> first thing i wanted to do this morning was just leave. >> glad you didn't. >> that's how i felt. just past behavior. running. you know, running. because i didn't want this right here. >> but this time, this once, he stayed put. he made it. >> with john it was wonderful to watch him blossom. to start speaking all his feelings. and finding out who he really was and removing his cap. >> the therapist who guided him through it offer advice for return to the real world. and most important, begin or continue with therapy right away? there's a group photo. nine smiling, happy people. strangers just a few days before. john tries to hang on to what he's gained. >> that i could be a loving, caring person. that i'm a great person. i have a great child

keep it green, i mean it yes, city, you have got it you are the city audit you are the city pride of joy supervisor campos: next speaker please. >> good morning, my name is douglas yepp, and i have lived in san francisco for 59 years. i would like to thank the sponsor for this hearing. it is way overdue, and i would like to offer my own support for having the city services auditor working like a watchdog, rather than -- rather than a lap dog. i was happy to hear the gift fund come up for discussion. the reason why, i would like to recommend to everyone in this room read today's letter to the editor in "the examiner." the title is "sf should keep an eye on laguna honda gift funds." if there are any further hearings regarding laguna honda hospital, that one person should be invited who would have plenty of information to discuss this mr. patrick shaw. i was disappointed not to see him today. i guess he is tied up or did not realize that it was going to be brought up. for the three members of this committee, i would like to say my standard speech on the three things that everyone should rem

then at the height of it, during the house vote, a moment of pure joy arrived. it started with slow applause, and then erupted as house members realized that gabby giffords had come back to cast a vote. something no one thought possible back in january when they didn't know if she would make it through that first night. nancy pelosi called if i have fords entrance a great moment for our country which, of course, the debate was not. but it's where we begin with nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: at first, the unexpected sound of applause turned heads on the house floor. then the stunned recognition that really was her. congresswoman gabby giffords had come back, steadied by her husband, mark kelly and chief of staff. >> it was incredible. a moment that we had been hoping for, praying for, thinking about since january 8th. >> reporter: a few snapshots had been the only glimpse until now. colleagues could not wait to greet her, touch her. new jersey democrat bill pascrell is still choked up about it. >> it was heart felt. she smiled, i hugged her and then i raised

cherishing a childhood joy in a very grown-up world. ann thompson, nbc news, virginia beach, virginia. >>> great story there. well, it's time to head back to our top story -- after yesterday's tumultuous day on wall street, we're going to take a look at where investors will start off the day today. the dow opens at 10,8 09 after sinking 634 points yesterday. the s&p lost a whopping 79 points. the nasdaq plunged 174. taking a a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei stumbled to 153-point loss. but in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 1,159. and of course, as reported earlier, america's financial downgrade hit wall street like a bomb yesterday. there were losses far greater than most had expected. stocks tumbled, despite moody's, standard and poor's rival, reaffirming its aaa rating on america. how hard and how fast was the selling? trading volume was the highest since september 2008. the fourth highest on record. at just under 18 billion shares. to put wall street's recent losses in perspective. consider in late july,

as teaching. >> it is the same joy as teaching. although teaching is harder. because when you write it's you and the words, and your project. when you teach there are those pesky students. >> yes. >> we both know, they're not always coop rattive. >> but i don't write the way stanley writes. i don't-- i rarely know what i am thinking before i start to write. i don't have something to explain to somebody. and-- says that his method of writing is like a car at night and can only see as far as the headlights illuminate. up to a certain point that's try and then when you hit the middle of the book your mind can't help it and comes to the end. but i'm closer to that. the idea of living in the mystery, dwelling in the mystery, and then discovering what you said when you look back. >> one of the old notions of writing and certainly creative writing is write what you know. is that true? >> i take a different, slightly different tack on it. from shelly from the defensive poetry, saying it a little differently from shelly. but what he said wa

sorted before the end of world war two burial was given a top secret joy of. overseeing the filament of the soviet atomic bomb. stalin ordered beriah to coordinate the cooperation between soviet spies that were hunting out scientific information in the west and the u.s.s.r. as nuclear physicists only a few people knew about various tasks. download the official anti obligation job on the phone and i pod touch from the saps to. enjoy life on the go. video on demand season mine comes and says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the call. to mission free credit stations. as for chargers three the arrangement three. three stooges free. the old free blog video for your media project a free media oh god to our teeth dot com. and . if. so for. kazakstan the secret military facilities semi platens twenty one was built under various watchful. initial preparations for secret tests got underway by the summer of one thousand nine hundred forty nine . the aim was to achieve nuclear power to as soon as possible if the united states which already had the bomb is really

very beautiful and also those closer to red square and amazing to create an atmosphere of sound mind joy it's just fantastic i like to. be absolutely nothing found him and bad. and i think most of the complex. the fountain doesn't seem. in the neighborhood day and indeed it is important to north the fountains come some nice god before i'm beyond this extra the designers they are genius i think. that's the science they are fascinating they kept to their history you feel that they became the traditions and maybe history of the us. on this occasion is a good department store that was built next to red square in a.z. ninety three not all fountains are of size. one nine hundred seventeen this is all space contains in one thousand two hundred shops and the centerpiece of the most impressive shopping mall in the city in which this next feature. this famous founder is also a popular meeting place for kind of right in the heart of the american imaginary six unless you has a bet on its opening day it was still the spark going why the brilliance of the one hundred years it can become reconstruction

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. >> i remember very clearly when i watched "the joy luck club" it made me cry and i watched it also also we watched this film not just showing in china, the chinese film, we also wanted the film showing international. wayne is an international best known director. quite often you see a lot of good chinese films, big box office, $100 million in china. in china only. but when i come here it's almost nothing. >> rose: the box office? >> yeah. >> rose: a night at the movies when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: guillermo del toro around katie holmes are here. del toro is the director, producer and writer famous for his creations of the grotesque and bizarre. katie holmes has been working in television and film since she was 16. del toro's new movie is "don't be afraid of the dark." it stars gomes, guy pearce and bailee madison. it's a horror film based on the 1973 television movie by the same name and here is the trailer. (whispering) come and join us. >> sally? what do you think? we worked really

i come here at this moment with no real joy. we put the american people through a lot, certainly over the last several months as we asked them to follow us along as we discussed this idea of raising the debt ceiling. there was some thought by many of us that we could use this moment of raising the debt ceiling to make some significant changes in the way that we do business in washington, d.c. and in fact, on march 22 of this year, i wrote president obama a letter indicating that i could not vote to raise the debt ceiling unless i saw substantial reductions in spending and structural changes in the way that we do business in the united states congress and in washington, d.c. and while i say there is no joy for me to be here today, in my view we have failed to do either one. there are no substantial reductions in spending, and there's no significant changes in the way that washington, d.c. does business. mr. president, this country needs certainty. and i've said all along that we need to raise the debt ceiling. there needs to be t

the joy with the one guy gary made his first flights and nine hundred sixty one you're already rejected by not someone's how do you feel about the twelfth of april nineteenth sixty one well i figured that. ever since but back then we do what they were doing . that. the rushes were put somebody up into space. quite early on and we were tempted to try that we were behind it as a matter of fact what really woke up the american people was but because making fifty seven up to that time we didn't realize how far vents at the top of silvia's were they had rocket technology and then we got started of course they had developed their booster to put into it and it's amazing. throughout the years. the booster the locket and the put up eureka carob is the same one today with a lot more modifications that are put in astronauts and cosmonauts it to the international space station this is like the old story of the tortoise and the hare we seem to be the hare we build. rockets said then we don't belittle go to something else we build this and now our shuttle is stopping this year whereas the russians ha

to freely elect anybody they wish and i will help them i mean university professor to preserve his joy and profession and they'll continue to serve the nation anywhere and at the university they'll be no problem. but i ask you though what you will most miss about the job what you most enjoyed about the job. myself. ok. for as the movement image of the run think you so much for taking the time to be with all the international you know your terms preciousness very much appreciate it. takes fifteen to twenty million years for the planet to recover from a major extinction event but the planet has time we don't. it's been going on for months twenty twenty five years and since there's been an eco terrorist before there was even islamic fundamentalist terrorist in this country when the nine eleven happened the bush administration could not find any terrorists because the feds couldn't find any real terrorists they decided to take these young people who are accused of property sabotage and label them as terrorists someone you destroy property. with absolutely zero intention of harming a single

> and welcome back. 87 days after this tornado, see how your generosity gave the kids of joplin the joy of a new school year just like other kids. >>> good evening tonight. relief and gratitude for the anonymous tipster who may have prevented a tragedy like columbine. just six days from now, 2,100 students were planning to start the new school year at freedom high in tampa, but also making plans, according to police, a troubled teen. a lone wolf with materials for a bomb. but as we said, this time, a tipster may have saved the day. and abc's yunji de nies is in tampa to tell us about it. yunji? >> reporter: good evening, diane. if jared cano's plot had gone the way he allegedly planned, the first day of class here at freedom high school would have seen the deadliest high school attack since columbine. police say jared cano detailed his murder plot down to the minute in a manifesto, mapping out where he would plant a series of bombs. his target? 30 students and two administrators. >> we were probably able to stop a potentially catastrophic event the likes of which the city of tampa has n

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but tension turned into joy on day 69, the day of liberation. the fittest men went up first.mario sepulveda was the second to reach the top. he seemed happy to be there. victor zamora, the roof repairman, made a movie of it all-- the rescuer's landing, getting suited up for the ride. then, liftoff and 20 minutes in a magic capsule. the docking and a love scene. hollywood couldn't have done better. ( cheers and applause ) the 33 were treated to a victory tour. highlights? meetings with america's top celebrities; galas, where they just kept on receiving awards; an appearance on the david letterman show. miner edison peÑa didn't have the slightest idea who letterman was, but he was having a wonderful time. back in copiapoÓ, though, peÑa was hospitalized for anxiety and depression. and he was not alone. mario sepulveda, that most exuberant of men, is on heavy medication. the oldest miner, mario gomez, finds it impossible to sleep. and alex vega? he can't explain why he's doing it, but he's building a wall around his house. >> vega ( translated ): whenever i hear a noise, i get sc

it was just a celebration and a joy. and even to this day, now i think it's our duty as well as those of you who want to take up the flag, to pursue joy and ecstasy and passion in life. because god knows there's precious little of it to be had just waiting for it. and so pursuing it and cutting your own path through a forest is something that we've had the luxury, again, of doing in san francisco without getting severely arrested or anything like that. you've gone out, after the volunteers years and bark and some other great work by jefferson airplane. during that period, you begin to develop your own material, blows against the empire. what--why did you set out on your own? were there things you had to do-- the group was breaking up. the group, as most groups do, eventually get to a point where you each want to do more of what you do and there's not enough room for all of you in the band, i think is probably the answer to that. and we just naturally fell into that kind of position. and you coined the phrase, "jefferson

the joy to be able to be on the view that's a great way to get to know the grand imperial valley the george weston bush coromandel neutrino let's build those which are good to see don't need to go and. run this in the county was her job as a retreat. britain is on full scale of words as scenes of violence and destruction flare beyond london after three days of clashes between rioters and police. wall street hits a new low since the two thousand and eight financial crisis as fearful investors withdraw from the u.s. stock market sending shock waves across the world. plus as the eurozone tries to whether its economic storm poland's shelving of plans to adopt a single currency highlights a broader european desire to stay out of the euro crisis. it's noon here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. now buildings on fire windows smashed and shops looted and these are the events devastating the streets of london as police officers in their thousands are deployed to tackle the lawlessness now spreading to other cities are these lower emmet is keeping a close eye on the situation. in the

we needed a little wave, a ripple of pure joy. and for one brief shining moment applause filled the house floor. >> and that was it. i know that lee cowan our friends and colleague is going to be reporting from sue son on "nbc nightly news" tonight with you. we will hear the responses there's a lot of joy in arizona. thank you, brian williams, we will see you throughout the day. and now to david gregory. of course the host of "meet the press." david, you've been watching all of these goings on for so long. the last 24 hours has just been an emotional roller coaster. >> i just think that's striking to bill on what brian is saying there's no break here. crisis averted and now we're on to more fighting. the president really laid it out. i was reminded of the president's remarks back in april when the government shut down was averted the president appeared with washington monument behind him and he visited the lincoln memorial, the jefferson memorial later that day and met with kids. he said this is a good thing. the leaders compromis

. >> her mother, joy, is a nurse.s is one patient she's not been able to help. >> she's dropped cigarettes in between her chest and burned holes in her, you know -- i mean, it's amazing that our house hadn't burned down, to be honest with you. >> your daughter is around her all the time. how come you can't keep her from doing the pills? >> she's trying. i've tried everything. i say a prayer every time i leave for work. when i get home the first thing i do is i check on her to make sure she's still breathing. it's not a fun way to live. >> joy joins other south florida parents in protest against the pill mills that feed addiction. >> so the majority of people that are out here, have they lost family members to pills? >> all of them have. >> this is my precious son. his name is jay. he died at age 36 on his birthday. >> blaine died december 5th, 2009. >> your home at night and the phone rings and you're afraid to answer it because you don't know whether it's the sheriff, the morgue or the hospital. >> bree's driving us

. >>> joe montana in there right now and joy montana talk, people listen and its mob scene right now, getting out the message for us to come together to fight hunger across america. take a look at the man who brought san francisco four superbowls. he is pulling up in a food bank truck. media all over it and that is just fine with joe. he wants attention. he is kicking off huddle to fight hunger to bring 25 million meals to america. i asked joe so many organizations, why the fight against hunger. take a listen. >> there is a lot of great problems out there. don't get me wrong. this one focuses on an area that you live in. i think people when you are able to help communities that you live in and be involved in that, i think it's more special. i think also recognizing the fact we do have a homeless problem here in the u.s. >> here is san francisco, we are told 190,000 people are considered hungry, lack of access at all times to nutritious food. for every one they get, kraft donates one meal to feeding america. that is something that is leading up to kraft fighting hunger bowl on december

the elderly he's met through bonding, their smiling faces are gu lin's pride and joy.

. >> plus on top of that the celebrity couple expecting another bundle of joy.oming up next. another bundle of joy. "the skinny's" coming up next. ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ so skinny ♪ >>> okay. now it is time for "the skinny." we have a good one for you today. >> a lot of good stuff. >> we're going to start with some happy news. congratulations to ben affleck and jennifer garner. they are expecting their third child. it's very exciting. they have two daughters already, 5-year-old violet and 2-year-old sarafina. very beautiful names. now, i've heard, this is unofficial reporting, but i've heard that ben really wants a son because you know, he's a big baseball fan -- >> oh, yeah. >> boston red sox and all. and he really wants a son to take with him to the games. so we'll see. no news yet on the gender of number three. but very exciting for them. >> and they seem like a really cool, happy, f f, down home, grounded couple. >> t ty do. >> so that's good for them. baby number three. hope it's a boy, ben. go for it. believe it or not, it's been a month today since amy winehouse pa

. >>> joe montana in there right now and joy montana talk, people listen and its mob scene right now, getting out the message for us to come together to fight hunger across america. take a look at the man who brought san francisco four superbowls. he is pulling up in a food bank truck. media all over it and that is just fine with joe. he wants attention. he is kicking off huddle to fight hunger to bring 25 million meals to america. i asked joe so many organizations, why the fight against hunger. take a listen. >> there is a lot of great problems out there. don't get me wrong. this one focuses on an area that you live in. i think people when you are able to help communities that you live in and be involved in that, i think it's more special. i think also recognizing the fact we do have a homeless problem here in the u.s. >> here is san francisco, we are told 190,000 people are considered hungry, lack of access at all times to nutritious food. for every one they get, kraft donates one meal to feeding america. that is something that is leading up to kraft fighting hunger bowl on december