julia is hoping they will be a hit with customers. julia has a degree in social management. two years ago, she did volunteer work for the circus, where she met larissa afanasyeva. >> julia is full of energy and dreams. i remember how enthusiastic she was when she came back from her holiday in london. she loved the charity shops there and wanted to open one here in russia. then the next morning, the suitcases arrive in julia's charity shop. spasibo is the first one of its kind in russia. the shop is just 50 square meters big. it sells second-hand clothing and used household goods. all the profits are donated to worthy causes. but getting the shop off the ground here in russia was not easy. even though it is a charitable organization, julia still has to pay taxes on the proceeds. >> in russia, there is little public support for charitable work. starting a new project is not easy. people are very suspicious at first after all the cheating they have witnessed. winning people over and getting them to join in is hard work. >> over 60% of russians say they do not trust charitable o

not all the companies we found had opt outs. >> host: julia angwin, how quickly has the sophistication of tracking devices grow quiet and how close are we to personally identifying people? >> guest: well, this industry has really been exploding. so it really started to take off in 2006, 2007. in the past 30 years, there has been hundreds of companies and at least 5 billion in venture capital have been put into this industry. so they've come up with all sorts of new creative ways to track people. there is an insatiable demand to find out ever more information. so they are getting closer and closer to identification. there is a study released last week that we wrote about, which said there is a huge amount of identity information on the web and a lot of it is being sent to these tracking companies. so the researcher created an account and almost 200 websites that they could create accounts and then look to see how much of that information was identifiable either e-mail or user i.d. or other identifying detail is transmitted through parties. and once again, this is a situation where when

take sot marisol/escritor a, productora y actriz en "soy julia, atrapada en las garras de bullies" --que se esconde en los pasillos escolares... que no solo trata de hacerle la vida de cuadritos a alguien sino de las repercusiones de estas acciones take sot marisol/escritor a, productora y actriz en "soy julia, atrapada en las garras de bullies" -- marisol nos dice que la diferencia ahora es que se estan tomando cartas en el asunto ya que antes hasta los maestros se hac?an de la vista gorda. take sot marisol/escritor a, productora y actriz en "soy julia, atrapada en las garras de bullies" na) dia stand up su ni?ez fue una etapa muy dif?cil pero esos episodios marcaron su destino y ahora mas fuerte que nunca marisol lleva un mensaje de esperanza a trav?s de su cortometraje take sot marisol/escritor a, productora y actriz en "soy julia, atrapada en las garras de bullies" --- recientemente la cinta fue presentada en el festival de cine de la gran manzana en donde entre aplausos finalmente se vieron los frutos del esfuerzo, la dedicaci?n y el cari?o con que se realizo take sot mama mariso

julia angwin, back to the medical records issues. for years, we have been hearing about the need or the desire on a lot of people's parts to put medical records on line electronically. is the privacy issue, the fact that all of these private companies have so much information about us, one of the reasons it has not happened? guest: you know, i'm not entirely sure why the medical records issue has not happened. i think it is a really complex issue, because of the way our health care system is set up. generally, people are anxious to control their own data on lead. certain people we talked to, and would want to have their medical records because that is something they could control. google tried to set up a health vault. i think they were too early. the issue icy and writing about this area is that there are all of these companies out there that control bits of our data and i think a lot of people would feel much more comfortable if they control it themselves or at least have access to it. oftentimes, you do not have all right to acces

good morning, julia. we apparently have julia with cnbc world headquarters. perhaps we will in our next hour. let's check the forecast though. do we have meteorologist christina loren? >> i bet we do. >> well, it is christmas, i'm giving you a belated christmas gift. you do have christina loren this morning. we have rain in the forecast. as we head through the next couple hours, we'll see more cloud cover push into the north bay. it's the cloud cover keeping you so nice and mild this morning, whereas we had the 20sality this time last week for several days. it's the 40s now. i don't think you'll dip into the 20s with all the clouds right now. watch the nature of these showers as they move in. they've vab rate right before they get to the sonoma county line. we'll see maybe a few stray showers sneak into places like santa rosa. as we head throughout your afternoon, we'll see a pretty nice day, especially in the south bay where we're expecting moral sunshine. 45 in san mateo. everybody knows now we're getting showers and more of an onshore flow, we'll get bette

he died with julia holding his hand.a temporary resting place for granted then select to riverside park on manhattan's cliffs high above the hudson river at a circular brick mausoleum had been built there. on the day of the grants coffin now closed was spotted eric downtown in manhattan city hall, the largest crowd ever to assemble on the north american continent. estimates range from half a million to one and half million people. land a five-mile loop of the funeral procession. what they witnessed was the united states showing the world how to honor a national hero. thousands of carriages followed the massive catafalque on which grants coffin rested. the crowds thought president grover cleveland past presidents rutherford g hayes and chester arthur and the justices of the supreme court. the governors of every state in the union went by "the new yorker" which their states had originally come at the union. in the military side is a galaxy of generals. 40,000 troops past have included the west point crew of cadets wearing

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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. >> welcome, everybody. to the 2011 justice summit by the book. i'm so excited to be here. you know, we've been doing these summits now for seven years, but this by far is the most exciting summit. i cannot wait to hear the panelists that we have today. we're going to be delving in to some of the most critical issues affecting the criminal justice system at this time. and we're going to talk about, what is justice and what it means. you know, plateo said, "i do not know what justice is, but i know what it is not." and that is very true when you think about it because it's something that we take for granted, that we believe in, that we hope for, but the reality is is that we don't understand and appreciate justice unless we are deprived of it. and in many cases the definition of justice is the correction of an injustice

abogada julia toro... gracias... buenas tardes...cana ya tiene a sus dos finalistas, anoche la universidad de chile supero 2-0 a vasco da gama, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. en mexico se jugo la primer semifinal ida y morelia pego primero al ganar 2-1 a santos, tambien tenemos imagenes y reacciones. hoy sera la segunda semifinal, queretaro recibe a tigres a las 7.55 y lo tendremos en vivo por telefutura. vamos a el salvador porque luis angel firpo se quedo con la ultima plaza de clasificacion al derrotar 1-0 al aguila de san miguel. vamos con el basquetbol porque por primera vez desde que el cierre patronal comenzÓ el 1 de julio. los jugadores de la nba podra n utilizar las instalaciones de sus equipos para entrenarse en sus gimnasios y realizar otras actividades, de cara a la apertura de pretemporada, prevista tambiÉn para el 9 de diciembre. la temporada regular comenzarÍa en navidad con cinco partidos. por otro lado, los celtics de boston, estÁn interesados en hacer una mejora mediante la adquisiciÓn de chris paul de los hornets d

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"?ell, 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. >> so it's a tremendous honor to be here today. we've got a tremendous program for you. this is our annual black history month kickoff. it was started many, many years ago. dr. carter g. woodson had participated in the founding of black history month. he was involved in th

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of course that was julia. so what i'm saying is in 1959 i came here, by the spring of 1960 i knew the trinity of cooking, james beard, julia child. so you see how small the food world was. >> rose: so you knew everybody by then. >> it was very, very small, the food world. >> rose: was she a good chef? a good cook? >> she was a very good cook. >> rose: she was more than a performer. >> being a chef entail it is running of a kitchen. she always said "i'm not a chef" but she was a terrific cook. she loved food and she always excited about it and always ready to help people and to argue with people. >> rose: did you know about her world war ii experiences? >> of course, she talked about it, yes. she always said "i was a secretary, i never did anything anyway." >> rose: i wasn't james bond. >> no. >> rose: this book is called "essential pepin." thank you very much. great to have you here. >> thank you. delighted to be here. thank you so much. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access gro

he was taking his wife julia to a house rented a new jersey.and stop being at a station where they're going to to switch trainings. this courier cannot form and looks at this telegram and he just won a white. and julia always intuitive what is it? well, the president and don't is if anything is happening. nobody else knows this yet. i'm going to get you a house in new jersey tonight and then i'm going to go back. but had he not been doing that with julia, he was supposed to be in that box with lincoln. now what great leaders that and he was a modest man, but he said because grant was in his way very muscular guy. he said, i wonder if i could have, you know, stop them from doing it or at least captured him and wrestled him to the ground. but there are things about that data were almost uncanny, but i think that gives you their reaction. he was certainly truly, truly grieved. there's no question about that. >> yes, sir. >> joshua lawrence chamberlain. covered him yet? >> what would you like me to say? >> i'm just curious what she thought. i'm jus

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"?ell, 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. >> so it's a tremendous honor to be here today. we've got a tremendous program for you. this is our annual black history month kickoff. it was started many, many years ago. dr. carter g. woodson had participated in the founding of black history month. he was involved in the group known as the oh, -- association for the study of african-american life and history. the local chapter of that group is what is now known as the african-american cultural and historical society. so it's an honor. we've been doing this for many, many years and it's great to see so many faces out here today. right now what i'd like to do is thank our partners and acknowledge them for their participateation. the san francisco public library much the california

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"?ell, 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.

julia angwin, back to the medical records issues.for years we have been hearing about the need or the desire on a lot of people's parts to put medical records online and electronically. is the privacy issue the fact that all these private companies have so much information about us one of the reasons it hasn't happened? >> guest: i am not entirely sure why the medical records issue hasn't happened. i think it's a really complex issue because of the warehouse system set up, but i would say that generally people are really anxious to control their own data online. certainly people we talk to it would want to have the medical records because that is something then they can control. so google charness to set the pace were deutsch it didn't work out a think they were too early. but the issue i see right about this area is these companies out there that controls the data and would feel comfortable if they control themselves and have access to. oftentimes you don't have a right to access your data and in europe you for instance. right now a

he died with julia holding his hand. temporary resting place for grant had been selected in riverside park in man hadn't, high above the hudson river and a circular brick mausoleum had been built there. on the day that grant's coffin now closed was brought up from where he had lain in state in that hat and, the largest crowd ever to assemble on the north american continent, estimates range from half a million to 1.5 million people. around the 5 mile loop of his funeral procession. what they witnessed was the united states showing the world how to honor a national hero. thousands of carriages followed the massive caterpillar on which grant's coffin rested. the crowd stopped president grover cleveland, past presidents rutherford b. hayes and chester arthur and the justices of the supreme court. the governors of every state in the union went by in the order in which their state had come in to the union. on the military side there was a galaxy of generals. 40,000 troops passed including the west point corps of cadets wearing

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. >> item two. approval of minutes from the november 20 meeting. -- 15 meeting. all in favor? aye. >> the minutes have been approved. >> move that we enter into executive session. >>

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julia roberts made her famous, now, the real erin brockovich is sounding the alarm again, saying that well water in towns across the country is contaminated. "nightline" investigates. >>> kung-fu u. ever wish you could do this? now, you can. chinese monks have opened their doors to outsiders. we join an nba stars to learn the secrets of healing and some new moves. >>> and showdown. as newt surges and mitt goes on the attack, we're on the ground in iowa with diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos on the eve of tomorrow's crucial abc news republican presidential debate. zw . >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, and terry moran in washington, this is "nightline," december 9th, 2011. >> good evening. we don't hear very often about the acts of citizen heroism that

ver amor llegÓ la mamÁ. >> incluso, estos pÁjaros exÓticos parecen alegrarse con la llegada de ana julia. >> ay! quÉ alegrÍa llegÓ la mamÁ mi amor. >> pero lo mÁs increÍble, es su relaciÓn con jÚpiter. >> ¿quiÉn es mi Ángel?. >> ¿quiÉn es el tesoro de mamÁ?. >> su amistad con el tesoro de la selva sobre pasa cualquier entendimiento. >> a ver. >> eso, eso. >> aunque fue maltratado, golpeado y abandonado es sorprendente ver cÓmo este leon africano no siente temor por quienes casi acaban con su vida. >> con tanto cuidado y amor, fue creciendo una cercanÍa, un lazo de amor muy grande entre nosotros. >> y entonces cada vez que me ve viene a saludarme, me busca, me abraza. >> ay! sÍ llama a la mamÁ se desespera. >> y no tiene miedo de que algÚn dÍa jÚpiter la traicione?. >> no, nunca, nunca porque es que ellos. >> de un abrazo. >> y nunca, nunca porque Él me abraza porque nace abrazarme porque Él me quiere. >> venga dÓnde mamÁ. >> Échese pues que le voy a hacer cosquillas. >> es otro skoeconsentido de an julia. >> a ver Échese a dormir, eso mi amor a ver. >> (cantando). >> aquÍ continuarÁ. >>

have to do with the election cycle. >> host: this is the communicators on c-span for talking with julia angwin senior technology editor with "the wall street journal" also author of the books dealing myspace. an illinois native columbia university graduate and a pulitzer prize writer. for years we have been writing about how the need need, the desire to put medical records on line electronically. is a privacy issue the fact these private companies have so much information about us the reason it has not happened? >> i am not entirely sure why the medical records has not have been. that is a complex issue because of the health care system but generally, people are anxious to control their own data and would want to have their medical records because that is something they could control. google tried this and it did not work out. i think they were too early but the issue i see is there are all these companies that control our data and a lot of us would feel more comfortable if they controlled it themselves or at least have access brokaw oftentimes you never write to ask for your data but y

julia toro abogada inmigraciÓn si uno es victima de fraude debepedir asistencia d e una organizaciÓn es coconocida y avisarles que tal persona o tal organizaciÓn le estaba ayudando y tuvo tal problema se han dado muchos casos en los que las victimas tratan de acudir a un notario pÚblico para realizar sus trÁmites y se chocan con personas inescrupulosas que los estafan roberto villarroel transeÚnte dejan resguardecidos economicamente a la gente usted sabe que este tipo de crisis todos los que sentimos este flagelo quedamos al margen de muchas oporunidades con el motivo de controlar y concientizar a los inmigrantes para que no se dejen engaÑar, agencias nacionales estatales y locales junto a defensores de los derechos de los inmigrantes y abogados se reunieron para poner en marcha una campana educativa piloto funcionara en siete ciudades una de ellas baltimore y uno de los aspectos importantes de esta campanan es que se debe . julia toro abogada inmigraciÓn debe conocer al abogado con quien maneja el caso y saber que ese abogado esta certificado basado conlos diplomas en su pared o com

johnson met with grant of his and julia's summer cottage in new jersey to discuss the possibility of the articles of the famous battles and campaigns. johnson found a man far different than the warrior ki expected to encounter. they had been reserved and showed himself to me as a person of the sensitive nature and the most human expression of feeling. he gave me the impression of a wounded lion referred to the quick in his name and his honor. he told me frankly and simply he had arrived at long branch. at long branch for eight years the at the white house staff at the disposal did all of the cooking for her ulys as she called him. the grand guiding him he began to write about shiloh describing his victorious battles. he found he enjoyed it and johnson was the first to discover the same man who could write the clearest most direct military reports and after action reports and more what reporters are capable of descriptive writing that transport to the reader into the middle of gunfire and calvary horses. as he focused his concentration on the articles for the century he began to think

i know that -- >> julia knew that was coming.'t sleep after the debate last night. >> really? >> they didn't ask the questions that americans worry about. they didn't ask about justice. how can a guy with a big check get first in line when a family's been waiting all their life for an opportunity? it's not right. and it's tea party, it's occupy wall street, it's dylan ratigan, it's larry lesik at harvard and it's buddy roemer, we're putting groups together that want justice in this country. economic justice. and the problem, joe, are the big checks from the special interests. they talk all this language they want. that's what it is. >> but at the end of the day, buddy roemer's figured out a new way to get checks. you're holding a check in your hand right now. >> he wants me to say this. >> no, you're the one onset holding a check. >> i get on the plane, small plane from manchester here, i'm going back this morning. and the guy -- as i walked by says aren't you buddy roemer? and i said, yes, sir, i used to be. i said how do you kn

the crusader made famous by julia roberts. the real-life ending the movie didn't show. >>> and stand yum comedy. candidates or xheed yans. rewind the tape. >> oops. >> we ask what will happen tonight. >>> and good evening, tonight, from iowa. as we come on the air tonight, we're getting ready for the big republican debate this evening the. right over my shoulder, diane and george have arrived. at the podium, standins for each candidate as the cruise get ready. they've been working all day and night at drake university in des moines. transforming the auditorium to a national stage. and a lot of the focus will be on the two men up at the podiums. new front-runner, newt gingrich and the man he replaced at the tom, the one-time presumptive nominee. diane and george in the hall. why is this debate so pivotal? with the iowa caucuses kicking off the voting three weeks from now, it's crunch time. our full team is with us. we begin here this evening with abc's chief white house correspondent, jake tapper. >> reporter: the stakes are hi

. >> prefieren hacer de las sutyas a personas mayores, como julia beltránm. >> quiero que nadie se deje>> ellos la consiuguen de mucha manera, como el internet, el teléfono, el directorio de teléfonos. >> por eso desconfíe de una llamada así. >> la próxima cita se aproxima, será este 22 de diciembre y se represemnta al grupo somos américa y gente que dice haber sido víctima del perfil racial de los alguaciles. >> nosotros demandamos al sheriff hce más de 3 años. >> ya que se aproxiam, nosotros espermaos que el departamento de l alguacil se vaya a sansionar. >> otro de los anuncios hechos tienen más que complaciadas a las personas ya que se les quite el poder que tenían, de índole migratorio. >> ahora no tendrá más autoridad de chequear el status migratorio de las personas que entran a la cárcel. >> janett napolitano dijo que se tomó la decisionm por el departamento de justicia. >> nosotros lo que pedimos es que sle le quite el ctrocontrol a la oficina del sheriff y se le enjucie por los crímenes. >> facebook se convierte enero l medio para el reenceuntro familiar. >> seguimos presentánd

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for political purposes regardless julia's point is simply this with such legal systems in place any claims first and foremost should be farly investigated the point he hopes will be heard before the next humanitarian war is waged thus are still your r t brussels our six minutes past the hour here and what's coming shortly on the program for you reaching a boiling point. for the people in this country as you can see it's a very recently. maybe this is a. little we have thousands of labor union members take to the streets of new york that are not going to. ongoing economic inequality. with r.t. german chancellor angela merkel says the eurozone needs a new fiscal union with stronger controls and debt regulations in a keynote speech addressing the parliament merkel said there will be no quick fix to the eurozone step crisis and this comes after french president nicolas sarkozy says that france and germany must join their efforts to guarantee europe's future he said they would seek a new e.u. treaty to impose greater financial discipline as clearly this week the e.u. monetary affairs chief warn

in international law is just a tool used in one of your daughter for political purposes regardless julia last point is simply this with such legal systems in place any claims first and foremost should be farly investigated the point he hopes will be heard before the next humanitarian war is waged that's our cilia r.t. brussels. and coming up shortly in the program reaching boiling point. between. this country and as you can see it's there certainly most of the people who are making will. this is. a war with. thousands of labor union members take to the streets of new york to demand an end to konami inequality. in egypt results of the first stage of parliamentary elections are due to be announced on friday by the ballot has been boycotted by manny protesters who are still demanding an end to the military rule while a record number of people turned out for the country's first free election since the ousting of president mubarak and they doubt it will bring any change our correspondent policy reports from cairo. this was the first of three rounds of voting for the lower house of parliament

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