she and julia would disappear. she and jane would disappear for weeks at a time on orientation courses and small arms courses where they learn how to master a thompson submachine gun and a colt 45. julia was desperate to go to france, but after 17 years of high school and college french she discovered she couldn't speak a word. she had no special skills to recommend her for overseas service. so when the word went out that donovan was looking for warm bodies, anybody's, to help set up and run network of new intelligence bases in india, burma and china, she immediately volunteered. she didn't care where she went as long as she got to go. newly formed oss was woefully understaffed. it's important to remember that when you think of the oss, you generally think about the paramilitary and guerrilla operations. they get all the glory. you think of grainy images of agents parachuting behind enemy -- indy lights but the fact of the matter is of the 13,000 employees, about 4500 of which were women, the vast majority spend th

but perhaps the most notable was the chef, julia child. now, the news made headlines across the country, so everywhere i went on this book tour for the next few weeks, people would stop and ask me, was she really a spy? what did she do? where did she go? and i didn't know the answer to their questions. one thing or another led to the beginning of this book. now, like so many wartime secrets, julia child's oss career was really not a secret at all. the basic facts of her intelligence career could be looked up as easily as the ingredients to her recipes. late in her life she had broken her vow of silence and talked a bit about her escapades for the oss. she even mentioned it in her memoir. it was mentioned in various books, one movie about her and paul had a brief bit about it, and it was in all the obituaries when she died in 2004. but as soon as this huge treasure-trove of archives was released, there was great excitement about the new material that might be unearthed, and it caused a bit of a stir. after all, the cia had held on to these

not an easy man julia confided to her diary. and artists, paul had started out by skipping college and running off to work as a sailor. yet studied painting and sculpture in paris since oak impeccable french. french. he was a self-taught photographer, black belt at judo,, housebuilder and jack of all trades. he considered himself a connoisseur of the finer things in life, art, food, fashion, poetry, women. the romance all the prettiest oss officers in their detachment and after his initial advances were rebuffed became the very best of friends with jane foster, who he described in his diary as a wild messy girl always in trouble, always irresponsible. jane have become famous, well infamous overnight in salon for her inspired scheme to release propaganda material encased in silver. her plan was to have a submarine released a little floating rubbers off the coast of malaysia and indonesia and they would float ashore burying their friendly messages of allied support. donovan was skeptical but he gave her the green light. now during

julia was not famous yet. their friends knew, and everybody in the state department knew, and it was humiliating and terrifying. paul rightly predicted that his career would probably not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee itself or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigating him, the united states information service investigated him, his past, going back 10 years and all of that, but he was not dragged before a senate subcommittee. in the end, even though they thought he was about as liberal as you could get without being a communist, and they thought he was a homosexual, and they accused him of other acts, julia was a wealthy right wing family, and her father was a supporter of nixon and pulled every string in washington, and he was finally cleared. >> what role did paul play in her celebrity? >> that's an interesting question and a complicated question to answer. if you -- if you look at the ark of their relationshi

perhaps the most unusual was the chef julia child. the news is that she worked at the oss made headlines back everywhere i went people would stop me and say what she really us by? what did she do? where did she go? i didn't know the answers too any questions so i began to do research and one thing led to another for the research. like many wartime seacrest hurt career was not a secret. the basic facts of her career could be worked up brass easily as sir ingredients. way to my sheet opened up her about her past and broker bala sirens and even mentioned a few paragraphs in her memoir my life in france. it was mentioned in various books and in one movie and it was then all of the obituaries when she died in 2004. when the huge treasure trove archives was released there was new material effect could be unearthed causing a stir. the cia held on to the classified documents for decades and was reluctant to release them and it took william casey former director of caa to convince them to release the records and they slowly began 1981. the per

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another oss colic that became a great friend of julia was named betty mcdonald. that he had grown up in honolulu and she had been a young reporter at one of the very first on the scene after the pearl harbor attack. she was recruited by the oss because of her working knowledge of japanese and her wartime experience. sheehan julia would disappear -- sheehan jane would disappear for weeks at a time on orientation courses and small-arms courses where they learn how to master a thompson submachine gun and a cold 45. julia was desperate to go to france, but after 17 years of high school and college friend she discovered she couldn't. >> a word. she had no special skill to recommend her overseas there were so when the word went out that donovan was looking for warm bodies, anybody's, to help set up and running network of new intelligence bases in india, burma and china, she immediately volunteered. she didn't care where she went, as long as she got to go and there was a man shortage and a newly formed oss was woefully understaffed. it is important thing to remember tha

when julia had to deploy to iraq. helen was there everyday to help take care of 3-year-old gym in as ticks. she enrolled in gymnastics and took him to his dentist appointment. helen would often leave work and drive to hispre school so he could hear his mom's voice. last year, their house was destroyed by a tornado. helen jump ped on top of isiaha and broke two vert bra in her back. as julia said, she has been the best grandmother and mother any soldier could ask for. [applause] there are stories like this at your own table. every one of you is serving our country. making a difference at your work places last week, we started joining forces we joined support of our military families. we asked one simple question. how can i give back to the families that helped so much we are joining corporations like school ptas. we are joining businesses and non-profits helping military spouses find and keep jobs we believe this is what you discern from us on the battlefield and home is something every american should do. to everyone

. >> reporter: julia, last week when we met with the widower of the german tourist and the district attorney, they both said they expected an arrest soon. tonight, investigators told us the arrests came at 7:00 this morning in 3 bay area cities, there are seven suspects, five adults and two juveniles who are described as gang members, then taken into custody by police officers and gang task force members. they are wanted in the killing of the teacher who was caught in the cross fire of a gang shootout in union square. several arrests were made immediately after the shooting, thanks to witnesses. but the district attorney didn't file charges, homicide investigators this evening said that that forced them to beef up their case over the last four months. >> we made the arrests initially based on the information we had. the district attorney's office, we worked with them in determining that further investigative -- things were needed to be done. we -- we did them. >> one warrant was served in fremont, california, with the help of the fremont police department. one warrant was served in oakland.

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> hello, and throbbing meet your district supervisor. we're here with supervisor carimi from district five which includes inner sunset, haight-ashbury, lower haggete, japan town and part of haight valley. the supervisor was first selected to the board in 2004 and re-elected in 2008. we're going to get to know him and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor and thank you for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> tell us a little about your background, where you grew up, went to school and the kind of jobs that you worked. >> most of my adult life i spent completely here in san francisco. now about 27 years. i was born in chicago. my father had emigrateford iran to go to school in chicago, where he met my motr

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. supervisor chu: hello. welcome to the regular meeting -- actually, a special meeting of the budget and finance committee. mr. young, do we have any announcements? then i guess. please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please fill out a speaker card and turn them in to myself. if you submit documents to the city, please provide copies to the clerk for inclusion in the file. items discussed today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda on june 2, 2011, unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: thank you. we had a number of items that are not part of the budget process budgetper se, -- part of the budget process, per se, but we would like to dispense with those first. >> item 1, resolution approving the issuance of water revenue bonds and water revenue refunding bonds to be issue

oprah: it's julia and tom's favorite things. you can see mary! hey! wow, you look great! thanks!'s this new wish yourself thin program. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for lorenzo came true. [ male announcer ] fiber one 90 calorie bars. hungry no. results yes. s, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. 5:00, the blue tooth bandit making rounds at coffee shops and making off with something from women's purses. and the big thanks military wives received from the white house today. these stories plus the news friday free stuff includes a favorite snack chip. it is coming up on abc7 news at 5. >>> and now it is time for friday's perfect pet. >> heads or

. >> rose: because julia roberts was in it. you wanted to work with julia roberts. >> yeah. >> rose: because? >> i mean, i guess the story is like i wanted to kiss julia roberts. >> rose: i didn't say any of that. i didn't say any of that. i'm just looking at the idea that you took the opportunity because you get to work with artists whether the director or cinematographer or an actor. >> you look at the payoff. the cost and the payoff it was a week of work. it's a movie that i probably would never see. and i actually still haven't seen. i have just been busy. >> rose: you're busy. >> but yes, i get to go in and work for a week with the queen of that kind of movie, why not. >> rose: fair enough. i agree. >> you know. and yeah, i was happy i did it. she was great, she was fab route. and i'm sure i learned something. >> rose: what had you learned about acting that has enabled you to have the sense that you got this craft. you understand it. you can deliver on it? >> several things. i mean you need, you know, usually i would say y

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. >> well working for the ls us in washington julia became fast friends with a number of women who are training to be spies and she was green with envy. one of them was a young woman named jane foster. now jane like chile was from a wealthy, conservative, west coast family. she was adventurous california girl, but there the similarity ended. jane was widely traveled. she had briefly been married to a dutch diplomat and stationed in java and she spoke several languages including fluent malay. jane with everything that julia felt she was not, wildly sophisticated and alluring, witty and outrageous, bold and daring enough to be true of mata hari material. while jane

. >> my favorite is a character named julia baker from the old show from the late '60s, julia."? >> that! >> what's that? >> off. can we get a new color one? >> i'm afraid we can't afford that now, cory. >> can we get this one fixed? >> we can do that. >> of course that's the great diane carroll. what i loved about this, the late '60s, you didn't see african-americans on television, especially in this positive light. they lived in a multiracial community. julia was a widowed nurse. she had a professional job, raising her son right there. julia was a role model for many folks this was a ground-breaking show. my mom's name, full disclosure, my mom's name was julia. >> it really was groundbreaking and also didn't call attention to itself. it was in the heart of the civil right's movement the end of the sinceties. and i think the fact that she was on her own, professional, she was calm. just look at that scene with her and her son. i mean, there's this sense of calm about her i think nobody saw that on television before. she wasn't subservient to anybody. she had a job. there was so

someone with julia roberts, erin brockovich. >> i've you had small peters. how did you feel when they said we're going to put a smart meet ner their home? you don't feel uneasy about it. and how you would feel going to work each day wondering if my work is toxic. hybrids are a -- they're eight times the level of an average commuter mind. high e.m.s. 52% than that. thont tonight it's brain follow is this good for the public? you need to have a moratorium that they're puting on this cab. in testing i'm told by the director ayisher -- it's your responsible to show us that these cats are not harmful. we also need to -- i think it's -- advised drivers and passengers that you should never ever use a cell phone in a car or taxi unless it's an energy. -- emergency. >> ken cue blenser, -- i'm a driver for the driving ed. i can certainly understand that the issue of part of the increase at the drop needs be clarified. it'ses two it's two issues. ahead of the that's a very complex separate issue. >> i've been paying a fuel surcharge for a couple of years ago now. they

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. >> charlie: take to you the theater with julia roberts.ow much -- are you adjusting to her rhythm there? >> that's the tricky thing. you have to find this common place. you hope that the rhythm in the writing. that you find it together organically. but hopefully the rhythm in the writing especially a play. in three days of rain, for example, it was wonderfully written play. the rhythm was there. you either had to get on the train that was written or you're in trouble. because if you missed momentum it's going to fall apart. >> charlie: that was a risk for you? >> yeah. it was risk in the sense that i never done a play before. and it was broadway. >> charlie: not sure what you had to risk. >> i knew it of the something. what i didn't realize was i was risking my entire profession. >> charlie: why did you want to do it? >> i love the character. true characters. i have an in which i need to have, have some sort of in, meaning like, some sort of -- not even -- i can't even explain that it i feel that i can do it. once that i have hook then i'm

thank you julia. >>> and coming up, he is a small artist, the 7-year-old who googled his way to a masterpiece. >>> and moments away from the beginning of the sharks game. we'll tell you what is is swimming in the tank here in san jose for a big weekend here. >>> and now we take you to san francisco, with they're getting a head start on the golf game this weekend. no matter what you have we have the forecast as we continue on cbs 5 ,,,,,, . >>> if you have not made plans for the weekend yet, san jose will be rocking. joe vasquez is live with what is causing all the excitement and why it is especially good news for businesses, joe? >> reporter: well, behind me there you see san pedro square, transformed into san jose sharks, we see a lot of hockey fans, canucks fans in blue, the sharks fans in teal. and you hear them yelling not only go sharks but also usa, usa, see this guy agrees with me. and businesses hope to collect some green. >> things are busy, but fun. >> reporter: henry highlight is down the street from the pavillion, so it is used to a big crowd but not this big. >> this is one of th

yes my name is daniel smith this is julia from we're here to make a short position about that we can fix project. the first. in the fourth date if you can get information out about the real world. through him war on and on anger. secrecy is the biggest. going to be a democracy if you. find it difficult and sauces and dangerous you would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because it has become more about this all james bond. than all the actual information. but thank you. so all the people around the world. like me. russia is holding vast celebrations to mark sixty six years since the victory over nazi germany and world war two the moscow's festivities began with a military parade which involved the record number of troops marching through red square. meantime in western ukraine the holidays pre-modern nationalists of physically and verbally assaulted veterans paying tribute to the fall of world war two the instance added to fears that the nazi glorification is growing in the area . and fightings intensified the libyan lifeline court of m

economist julia coronado says that data was surprisingly strong, given a slew of other recent numbers that suggested a slowdown in hiring. >> it was pretty good quality job growth, broad-based, you know continuation of recent positive momentum in hiring. >> reporter: no doubt...for some americans work is getting easier to come by. the latest three-month average of new jobs created is running at 233,000. the previous three-month average ran at only 104,000 jobs. but the increase in the nation's unemployment rate to 9% in april has some people scratching their heads. how can the unemployment rate go up, while companies are adding thousands of new positions? economists say don't make too much of the disconnect. >> you do get these months where it's giving mixed messages, you can sort of average through that and look at the bigger picture. >> reporter: for some that bigger picture is still troubling. yes, jobs are finally coming at a steady pace. but, with nearly 14 million people unemployed, business cycle expert lakshman achuthan says steady won't win the race. >> let's say we can stay

yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julia sons and we're here to make a short presentation about what we can extract what every dog daniel don't steinberg could be described as co-creator of the internet's most scandalous website sit together he understands took the idea of creating a site where any person can safely post secret information anonymously and made it a reality that when you eat i heard about weakening since september two thousand and seven and in november two thousand and seven i first got in touch with julian. he was already working on weakening so on and so i asked if they needed any help. and started working on a couple of topics john young registered to wiki leaks daughter will become a name in late december two thousand and six young had already created something similar to wiki leaks several years before previously he used the crypto site for publishing classified material secrecy is the biggest. fear of real democracy. that is way overdue and so threats to the workers who are coming from your side of the for the secret keeper. and with the need to be exposed durin

and she whipped up monday morning elsewhere number four as a record defeating surprise package of julia good jazz six four six two in the semi's twenty one rules will now to part with czech petra. for the. boxing and money pit keogh has once again successfully defended his w b a welterweight title this time against sugar shane mosley in las vegas the fourteenth straight win for pacman a third row for his opponents mostly not done early on for a leader third time in eighteen years in the ring screaming victory unanimous decision it's now half a dozen years without defeat for the man hailed as the best pawn for. the business . on the greens jonathan byrd overcame on our front nine. goes to bump overnight leader praise from top spot at quail hollow but sort of coraline a native leading by a single shot ahead of the final round in charlotte spurred so early that a two bogeys saw the opening hole on on the nine thirty three although finding his rhythm on the park nine this effort on the fourteenth setting up the seven birdies . five hundred sixty seven not was enough for the lead on the day

we've been talking to julia the press agent for ten days. she's having trouble finding those who is calling you because i live to have some addresses of schools to be able to feel me. ok you put the address on it right. now on trying to. create the best. ten days to get. the address of a school in kabul a girls' high school that is under construction. we rush to it. we find ourselves in front of a magnificent billboard picturing a truly beautiful building. ok so where is the school. the school that this is. who or where oh you know what that. means the board's been here for one and a half years sort of know what that little that when they put it up they promised the construction would start and everything would be completed until you know the sun is low it's almost two years now and still nothing. gets any i've been calling saying the girls are freezing to death. i've been here since six o'clock this morning quickly if it was my hands are completely dry from the cold but that's how it was and this early to. go. so far the american donors hav

by august twenty ten julia sauntered become the world's most popular media figure the wiki leaks founder savor the glory of being alone find it on the soul adversary to the world superpower all attempts by the us or thought is to norms for prosecution against mr ozon proved unsuccessful the wiki leaks founder had tried to be legally irreproachable until he decided to attend a seminar in stockholm in august twenty ten. investigators would later establish than during his visit to sweden mr saunders met two young women. he spent the night with both of them a short while later both young women accused the wiki leaks founder of sexual assault. they went through the police. primarily to discuss with the police to tell the police what we have been through and get advice what shall we do and then they tell their stories both of them separately from each other and they tell the stories to the police the police officer realized they're telling a story concerning a crime. according to daniel don't show it bag has always had a weakness for women we were at a conference in budapest and he told a lot

of public someone explain home the losing to an informant julia georges in madrid. being all portuguese final in the euro believe this year the quarter both made it to may's final in dublin. russia's national ice hockey squads are beginning a huge boost as more teams battlers of the n.h.l. players alexander ovechkin has his sights set on bratislava capital scots went by the time but the lightning in the eastern conference semifinals twenty five year old has a full collection of world championship medals with two bronze one silver and one gold the russians have and will be hoping to improve the locker room atmosphere in the national team is strong faith in the grassroots have stayed cool lineup of each game will be available on saturday alex great will likely aim to hit the ice against the czechs on sunday as it is in game shape following the n.h.l. postseason. rushers group iraq hauls involved in some exciting one chance in the world championship action read on germany losing a very tough mind she against finland in a shootout. of a child's carolina hurricanes scori