for more information call toll-free: here, kitty, kitty! here, kitty, kitty, kitty! here, kitty, kty you'd think it wld be ea to tell which kids had trouble with their eyesight. [ thud ] but that's not always the case. even though one in four children may have a vision problem, eye doctors tell us the symptoms aren't always so obvious. we do know that 80% of all childhood learning is visual. and without good vision, kids can have trouble learning to read. [ girls screaming ] ow! and may fall behind in school. for clues on how to spot the real-life signs of childhood vision problems and what parents can do, visit checkyearly.com. a public service message from the vision council of america and reading is fundamental.

before robert married kitty, he was -- his girlfriend was jean tatlock. he met her at the house on shasta road. jean had been a member of the party. jean is one of the people introduced robert to other members of the party, party recruit irz. active in the spanish loyalist cause as well. but she is the one who according to oppenheimer's graduate students, really had the most civilized influence as well as politicizing influence on oppenheimer. causing to be interested in poetry and especially the poetry of john dunn. next. frank oppenheimer who was a member of the party, he joined when he was a graduate student down in cal tech. a graduate student in psychics. he had joined the rank and file of the party. he had a party identification name, false name of frank paulsen. next slide, please. jackie, his wife, had been a student at berkeley. member of the young communist league when here. when they moved to pasadena and frank was working on his doctorate, she was working for the western worker which was the west coast version of the people's daily. next slide

thank you, kitty. >> thank you very much. the document conservation lab of the national archives was really honored and pleased to be asked to be involved in ensuring the long-term preservation of the 1297 rubenstein magna carta. in taking on this project, we were building on the expertise that we acquired in the recent treatment and encasement of the charters of freedom, and being able to apply it to the preservation of another great charter from an earlier era in english history. the project had separate lines of work that came together flawlessly. one was the conservation examination and treatment of this great document. another was the design and fabrication of this really remarkable state of the art encasement that would be filled. and the third was the design and fabrication of the exhibit case to hold all of of this and protect it. and as i said, those strands have all come together just in the last week or so, and we're very, very happy and excited. the conservation goals for this project were to remove old repairs an

with all that being said, kitty wong has stepped up to the plate. we have had staffing shortages from our budget process a couple of years ago. but still had and shoulders above the crowd. she is able to provide stellar customer service to employees at the sfmta, as well as external customers seeking to become members of the sfmta > -- sfmta > -- sfmta. i have to say derek kim is absent, who oversees the union -- the unit, and is our deputy a jar -- deputy h.r. thank you for improving the quality of life for the members of the transportation agency. [applause] chairperson nolan: on behalf of the agency, thank you for your entire work. i know you have a fan club with you today. >> i would like to think the board for the recognition. i want to think derek and also james, and thank them for their support and great leadership. i want to thank all the colleagues who were made to come and support me. this award actually should go to everybody in the operation. we all help each other. we work to complete what we have actually accomplished. thanks again. ex

kitty? this is the roaming cats kill 8 million-217 million birds per year in wisconsin alone. >> oh my, i have no idea there were that many birds in wisconsin. >> yes, and one person was quoted as saying, we don't want our house companions going up and killing other animals. >> well what about minus? asked ms. kitty. >> while they don't say, but they are also worried about you been being eaten by coyotes. >> well why don't they keep coyotes inside for life? >> love good question, but they are wild animals and they don't want to appear anti- wildlife. >> bias our wildlife, and so are birds. it's all part of the food chain. >> at just two humans that want the cats to be outdoors, they do best in outdoor enclosures or work their cats on an harness. this kitty got it indignant. >> have you ever tried to walk cats on harness? we are not dogs, you know. >> later minute i protested, it's just the story in the paper. >> shore, until someone will badger you into making me an house cat. the next thing

>> helping dogs and kitties. [dog barking] >> reporter: he told his friends instead of bringing a present to his party, they should bring something to the animals at the frederick spca. >> they're like i'm not going to do that. i'm like do that. >> reporter: after the party, the mom loaded it into the suv. >> i wanted to to help but i was taking a nap. >> reporter: what a generous gift like this rolls in, it's a huge relief at the spca. they rely almost entirely on donations for things like food and blankets like you at home. they have to pay the bills. >> electric, you know, the general employee bills, you know, everything from water bills, repairs, maintenance. >> and dillan is clearly giving something and might be taking something, too. >> he is cute to me and started wagging his tail. i kept on and he just liked me and i like her. >> reporter: while dropping off the donations, he fell in love with a cat named baby girl. no matter about where in the shelter he went, he could not get her off of his mind. >> let

. >> how much do you like hello kitty? >> this much. >> 4-year-old is a hello kitty fanatic.lo kitty. would have paid shareholders $20 a share but shares have bounced back this year. things may improve in 2012 with toy lines that the company is making itself. and how's this for investing in america? listen. >> jacks does have a big product coming out this year which is the original big wheel tricycle. i don't know if you remember that from your childhood days. one of the selling points on it is that it's actually going to be made in america, which is very rare for a toy these days. >> gentlemen. >> yes. >> how much do you guys like pokemon? >> a lot. >> specifically patty edwards house, grilled her sons about it because they got to catch them all. by the way, market cap is $450 million. if i win megamillions, i can afford to buy the company and still have coffee money leftover. >> there you go. patty, you have a comment for jane? >> just that if what i'm spending is any indication, the company should do well. >> they are so cute. >> jane, thank you. all right. jane wells. com

here, kitty, kitty! but that's not always the case. even though one in four children y haveion problem, eye doctors tell us the symptoms aren't always so obvious. [ thud ] for clues on how to spot the real-life signs of childhood vision problems, visit checkyearly.com. a public service message from the vision council of america and reading is fundamental.

he had a little kitty cat thing. a little kitty cat thing. then you get a little i.d.tty cats on it. >> minnick was extremely bonded with his cat, mr. majestic. he ruled the roost as far as i was concerned. he painted this cat, fed this cat abundantly from what it looked like, and they seemed to be somewhat symbiotic. >> i got him november 2nd, 2006, and he got neutered october 27th, same day i got arrested. so we had something in common. >> i think the cat program tames the beast. >> come on. come on. all right. >> at the holman correctional facility in alabama, the cats are even more abundant, but none of them are invited. >> at holman they're just wildcats who the inmates connect with and start feeding even though it drives the staff crazy. >> i'm going to catch every one of you cats. >> there was a sergeant this charge, sergeant english, whose job it was to try to deal with these feral cats and get them outside the prison. the cats became his nemesis, particularly fluffy. >> there's fluffy. i think you're going to have a little trouble with that one. it's personal

ok, kitty. time to play. hendrick: this program has 3 goals: to understand the value and importance of play in fostering creativity, and to offer you some practical teaching methods and ideas which can help you support, extend, and enhance your children's development of creativity and of play. whenever we make something out of nothing, we are being creative. whenever we make something new out of something old or something whole out of other parts or fragments of something else, then that's being creative, too. "look," a painter once said in a broadway musical. "i made a hat," where there was no hat. that kind of pride and feeling of accomplishment is the essence of the creative process, and it doesn't take a lot of fancy toys, tools, or equipment to enjoy it. all children need to be truly creative is the freedom to give it their all, to commit themselves completely to the effort and make whatever activity they are doing their own. it's not our project. it's theirs. why do you think this is so important? it's

the kitty was all right. stowed away for the 85-mile trip. she was not microchipped, but wearing a blue-studded collar with a bell. the kitten currently at the animal shelter and i'm sure happy to be off of that car. >> wow. no kidding. poor thing. wow, survivor. >>> 5:11 right now. new way to waste time during a lunch break. new edition of angry birds. details in a live report. >>> plus, the bay area university trying to crack down on a series of lab tests. >>> and your last chance to have y on plan to change emission standards at san jose state. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back, everyone. live look outside. shark tank tonight, going to certainly light up. sharks hosting the bruins. take it away. 5:14. >>> well, flying to the hawaiian islands this summer for bay area travelers got easier. that's very nice to hear. hawaiian airlines adding more flights between the bay area and maui starting july 1st, oakland international will have daily flights. san jose international will have five

learn more about the retrospective on line at >> sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty. i thought i would try to make it as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five or six years ago because of the book published. they appreciated that my work was clearly driven from my research and investigation. after i contributed my artwork, the museum was really beside themselves. they really took to it. the museum reached out to me to see if i would be interested in my own space inside the museum. i tell them that would be a dream come true. it is the classical, beautiful indian mythology through the lens of modern design and illustration and storytelling. they're all of these great sketch as i did for the maharajah exhibition. i get a lot of feedback on my artwork and books. they complement. they say how original the work is. i am the first person to say that this is so derived from all of this great artwork and storytelling of the past. the research

. >> kitty wells. >> you think? >> well, kitty wells was queen of country music forever.i was growing up she was always the reigning queen. >> but you are the current queen? >> if they say they about many, i'll sure take that. but in my eyes, no. >> what i love about you is you were born in this small town in oklahoma. >> like the indians? >> cowell? >> how do i pronounce that? >> cowboy country. so you were born to a cowboy family in cowell? >> you're doing so well. >> so oklahoma. >> this is what i like the best. your father and your grandfather were champion steer ropers. >> yes. >> in england i don't know what that is. what is a steer roper? is it where -- one of those guys? >> yes, it is. >> fantastic. what is so that's so special about the country world? because it's a special world, isn't it? >> it's the people. the people are very special. they are very competitive. very egotistical in a way, but very humble in the other sense. because there's always somebody in this business and i think it started with minnie pearl and roy acuff to put you in your place. we laid

. >> kitty don't take the stairs. when you are a kitty, you don't have to. >> have you an elevator for your expensive knife collection. >> i have a wankavator. >> that's amazing. much a do about nothing, or will this hurt romney in the election? >> it will not hurt him. we all want elevators for our cars. this is america. our favorite people have car elevators. i think jay leno has several elevators. >> these are our favorite people. >> and so we don't be brog a man, -- we don't be brog a man. you go up and down and i will get a car elevator too. >> you are a human failure. >> i will say i would like to have an elevator in my car. i am short and just have me go up so it would be wonderful. will romney never, never be on the cover of in touch magazine because he is so out of touch with america? >> it doesn't matter. there are many things to takish you you with -- take issue with, but to have somebody in the white house that knows how to make money is not something i would be angry about. i understand the appeal of havi

. >> you are always the kitty of the city miss genie jones. >> forever and ever good morning to you. >> and scooby do. marcus of three keys music good morning. >>> we do lead busy lives, i want to get quickly overall impressions. >> a lot of talent this year's crop of talent especially the guys is the best in years, the production values has been great, i think the neo- fites the amateurs have finally gotten it. >> they grew up watching it. >> you grew up watching go out perform your heart out i love the way they loved them to pick their own song. >> well, i think this year is definitely well, we've got to have major talent i see a couple girls jack i see a couple girls. >> we are over due for the girls. >> the industry right now is about big pop records, j lo and steven sate it being relevant you got to be strong. >> marcus. >> the girls,. >> jessica sanchez she is the money. >>> she is the monday kitty. >> she is getting kicked off tonight. >> let's start to look at talent, you know it is so big and it will be really reduced dramatically but let's start with who, phil phillips, lit

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i prefer the kitty too. on "world news now," your voice your vote. rick santorum picks up primary victories in both mississippi and alabama last night. >> came as new conservative support pushed him ahead of mitt romney in the race for the gop nomination. it's wednesday march 14th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. rick santorum's primary wins follow an aggressive campaign for conservative voters. see how it paid off for him big-time in alabama. it was a similar victory for santorum also in the state of mississippi, where newt gingrich also had a pretty strong showing last night, but what do all the numbers there actually mean for mitt romney? we will bring you the very latest here. santorum was expected to do well. he did. he fulfilled the expectations and is now -- this is kind of called the super tuesday of the south. and hey, the south proved to be -- deep south proved to be santorum country. >> they're just trying to force the issue with that brokered conventi

>> helping dogs and kitties. >> reporter: dylan told his friends that, instead of bringing a present to the party, they should bring something for the animals at the fredericksburg regional spca. >> he was like no, i'm not going to do that. actually like do it. >> reporter: after the party, his mom loaded it all into her suv. >> i wanted to help but i was taking a nap. >> reporter: when a generous gift like this rolls in, at a huge relief here at the spca. they rely almost entirely on donations for things like food and blankets. like you at home, they have to pay the bills. >> electric, the general employee bills, everything from water bills, repairs, maintenance. >> reporter: dylan is clearly giving something to the spca. he may be taking something too. >> she just cape up to me and started wagging her tail so i just petted on her and she just liked me and i like her. >> reporter: while dropping off the donations he fell in love with a cat named baby girl and no wratter where in the shelter he went, he could not get baby girl off his mind. >> i'm still going for that one. >> i think

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. >> kitty ferguson talk about stephen hawking's life and work. did is about an hour. >> it is delightful to talk to you about stephen hawking and my experience writing a book about him. "stephen hawking: an unfettered mind," "stephen hawking":his life and work. some of you already know his science well and everyone knows something about him as a person. his disability, his legendary courage, is unlikely celebrity and a few ugly rumors about him as well. he is more than a legendary celebrity. he is a real person and it has been my luck to get to know him just a little bit. i wouldn't claim to say i know him well. i think it might be inaccurate to say that more than two or three people in the world know steven hawking well and even they have their doubts. the way he communicates, through his computer using words which take a long time to produce, he is always something of a distance. he doesn't give very much away. he says exactly what you wants to say and no more. furthermore he has no body language and his synthetic computer voice conveys no emot

. >> how one routine check saved a kitty in a sticky situation when he was -- >> trying to >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com, great videos all day long. >>> let's take you back in time a bit. back in time to january, when we showed you this video of a man chucking three beers with no hands in 37 seconds. a legendary day even remembers. he has his youtube channel where he does all sorts of eating and drinking challenges. he sort of tried to one-up himself. >> i will do three beer bottles with the tops on them in under 30 seconds. >> he's alone this time. >> there are many reasons to feel bad for him. >> on your mark, get set -- ♪ >> almost loses the camera mid first beer and has to fix the camera. there's one down. >> oh! >> what am i watching? >> time. >> i think he's in some obvious pain. >> time. >> according to him, he pulled this off in 29 seconds. but after doing further research, if you go to his youtube channel he has some even crazier eating stunts. like he eats a whole jar of fish oil pills. he eats a roll of electrical tape. drinks

i think kitty cats like you. >> i'm still going for that one.g for that one. >> no, not surprised at all. there's a lot of cute faces in the back. we'll talk to day, okay? >> how many cats and dogs would you like to have at your house? >> 100. >> reporter: do you think your mom and dad would let you? and

i think kitty cats like you. >> i'm still going for that one. i'm still going for that one. >> no.re's a lot of cute faces in the back. >> let's talk too day, okay? >> reporter: how many cats and do -- talk to daddy, okay? >> reporter: how many cats and dogs would you like to have in your house? >> 100. >> reporter: in case mom and dad are listening, dylan has not completely given up on presents. are you going to make your mom take you to lunch after this? >> yes. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news. >> spoken like a true kid, good job, dylan. >>> some howard students are being pretty generous, too, passing up their spring break for something much bigger. >>> if you've ever gotten a parking ticket in d.c., this story could make you pretty mad. wait until you hear how much money the city made with those tickets last year coming up on the news edge at 11:00.  >>> howard university students are hanging up their swimsuits to pay it forward. instead of heading to spring break more than 300 students are reeling in donations to help underserved cities across america. it's for the