i met my first trafficker. >> leah was vulnerable. the man who exploited her knew what to do. >> say things like i love you more than your parents do. you know? and i didn't feel loved by my parents because of the things i'd experienced it wasn't hard for me to believe that. >> soon leah was part of a gruch girls driven over california and nevada to be sold for sex. the man who said he loved her now said she was worthless. >> i believed the lie that in that life i would be in that life because that is what pimps tell you. >> leah suffered four years after bus, physical and mental. >> you have to disassociate yourself. it's traumatizing. >> the district attorney says leah's story is shockingly common. the bay area is a hub. >> we're talking about what's happening right here in our street. with our children. >> that is why she says it's time for proposition 35. >> by need to change attitudes and laws. we need to increase protections for people being trafficked. >> prop 35 will increase penalties for human trafficking to 12 years to life

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i think i supported leah sham. and everything that has been before this body, involving bicycle improvements. i'm interested to see this thing working, because i have a little more pessimistic view of human nature. we need the thought of being caught and punished. we have a couple of counter-views. >> i don't know if the police department is here today, but they have been doing a lot of enforcement. it definitely gets out in social media. those of us who bike want a lot more enforcement. it is not happening everywhere, but it is happening a lot more than it used to be. >> both pieces need to be done. >> and i'll pick up on that, although i'll talk about more positive things, too. i appreciate the chart about the accidents, and i appreciate the suggestion that that is where we should be focusing, and that makes inherent sense. to pick up on tom's point, and if you want to hand out danishes to people who do well, i'm not going to stop you. but to pick up on tom's cynicism, if you're a motorist in the city, for exampl

>> i'm not asking leah to apologize or to condone these people. all i'm asking is: do you think there are legislative changes we can make so people will realize the repercussions of their actions so they're less likely to do it. i apologize to cheryl and you if i sounded like you're members are rolling red lights. i'm asking is there something we can do to make enforcement more suggestive. when it was dis repect full odis-- disre di disrespectful. the ticket i just got or the warning or the slap on the hand or the rude comment i got from someone else on the street, it is because i did something that wasn't right. people on bikes get caught a lot easier than people in cars. and i don't mean to do an either/or, but we literally just heard from a police officer on market street. you're here ticketing bicycles. is there some interest in that. i didn't get stopped, but i wanted to ask what was encouraging this. i wasn't critical. he said bikes are easier to stop than people in cars. he said i literally have to give out so many tickets, and i can't catc

leah married arnold's friend, who has since died. arnold and his wife are now close to leah.ose? >> arnold spielberg: yes. >> adler: yes. >> stahl: isn't life something? >> arnold spielberg: yeah. >> adler: isn't it a hoot? >> stahl: isn't it a hoot? >> arnold spielberg: and she's a nice woman. ( laughs ) i was living with this all-over pain. a deep, throbbing, persistent ache. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and for some people, it can work in as early as the first week of treatment. so now i can do more of the things that i enjoy. lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior, or any swelling or affected breathing or skin, or changes in eyesight, including blurry vision or muscle pain with fever or tired

to life. >> rescuers went through five bottles of oxygen and three to four breathing treatments on leah. the same treatment they would administer to humans. >> i guess leah is a member of the family. >> that's right. >>> now to a poor pooch to a fit of sneezing. monique anthony has this. that's so cute. she says she was overcome by black pepper from the family's dinner. that's what started this. when he was finally able to catch his breath, they have worn the little guy out. >> was he done? >> sneeze, shake, sneeze, shake. >> he is worn out. >> the whole body was sneezing. >>> all right, still ahead, you like to use your cell phone? you want to stay connected? you want to do it everywhere? what about an on airplane? our take on that. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >>> we are kicking the funky graphic, that means we are just saying all the things you have been talking about all week long. anita and lesli are here. a lot to talk about, including cell phones on planes. apparently, you and i can't use our cell phones on our domestic flights, but a few others, you can. those airl

please welcome leah. jamie wong is the co-founder and ceo of viable.com. her vision of a more open world and exchanges through travel is the driving force. her commitment to bringing travel experiences to the world by making it easier to find, create, and book provides a platform for the community. she is a dynamic creative and leader with a passion for bringing ideas to market the change the way people live. finally, jay. in his girl as the chief innovation officer, he is working with the tech community and public to bring the government into the digital age. a partnership announced in 2012 will open the doors of government to our tech community to drive new solutions and businesses. if you have ideas for innovating services for government, please send him a tweet. finally, our moderator. he is the co-founder and publisher of an online magazine. i will let him begin the program. >> what a turnout. this is amazing. thank you, spur. i want to make a quick announcement. a wise person told me that if you want people to come to your revolution, through the bes

leah is expected to be fine. good for little lee yeah. but they would be on her for an hour. >> that seems like forever. but imagine the family and the kids are thrilled to get their dog back. >>> it's 4:56 right now. his fate decided what it will take for san francisco's embattled sheriff to lose his job today. >> plus, they are the south bay workers most in need of a higher minimum wage? >> how big money now is blocking their chances at a small raise. >> and the president is waking up in the bay area this morning after a successful fundraising blitz. we'll tell you just how much he raised and where he is headed next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> finally somebody is cracking down on big bird! [ laughter ] >> president obama wraps up his cash grab in california. his latest sesame street swipe at opponent mitt romney as polls tighten. >> judgment day. sandusky could be put away for the rest of his life. the defiant statement released by the c

my name is leah white. i am the program manager for bernal hoods neighborhood center, [speaker not understood], this is an action based justice program which engages and empowers young people to be accountable and take part in creating aid more equitable future for themselves and their generations to come. as i know everyone would agree, our youth education and the environment is very important. as a world class city i would hope that we also make it a priority of this in developing world class citizens. the past three years bernal heights neighborhood center has [speaker not understood] addressing the issues that we encounter during [speaker not understood]. sfpd's implementation of the [speaker not understood] program. sfpd is a former model of community policing has been creating more problems than they were helping. so, we decided to collaborate with our fellow organizers at ymac united players, boys and girls club as well as the officers and captain at ingleside police station to encourage dialogue bet

. >> thank you so much, both leah and cheryl. i want to reiterate a couple of things, and malcolm, i didn't mean to jump on you, but i'm sensitive to the fact we don't want to put the onus on the bike coalition. >> the next time you come after me, ring the bell. >> i want to remind everybody we spend 60 to 70 years en kun encouraging people to drive their cars. there aren't a lot of people you find who are frightened to drive a car in san francisco. they may hate it, but they're not frightened by it. but we have people who are frightened to ride a bike in san francisco. we put a lot of time, a lot of money, and a lot of street space into encouraging cars. now we need to take some of that time, money, and street space, and put it towards transit and put it towards bicycles. it is going to take us a little while. we're at 3.5%, and we could probably expect a 10%, 15% boost when we get our bike share. >> in the location where we do it. >> where we put it. >> so if there were city-wide, we would still only be at 13% or 18.5%, and we

open this up for public comment and we have a number of cards, espinola jackson, francisco decosta, leah otis martin from huntersview. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> i will let the tenants speak. so i will speak after them. >> people can come forward. thank you. >> hello there. my name is leo martin, i'm a tenant at huntersview. let me see, first of all, if you don't mind we would like to have the commission's meeting held in city hall for the people that can't make it. it could be televised and they would watch it some day later or whatever, because a lot of people can't get out and a lot of people need to know what is going on over here when they had the commission meetings. second of all, i don't think the kids that are on their parents lease should have as much power as these people give them because once they become 18 you can't just take them off your lease, but you are still liable for your kid if your kid does something wrong and gets evicted, the whole house gets evicted because of the bad beaver behavior of the kid and that needs to be changed. any time that the parents let th

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leah's fussing at her, and that hurt her feelings.ese insults fly, our job is to work with the attacker and point out what he's really upset about, what the true source of his anger is so he doesn't transform that aer into prejudice. her horse is beautifuler than ashley's. second child: uh-uh! i did not say that! hendrick: at the same time, victims of such attacks should have ample opportunity to protest and speak up for themselves. insults do hurt, and we can't pretend they don't. woman: her face is looking pretty sad. hendrick: while acknowledging this, the teacher should also make a big point of saying that just because someone says you're something doesn't make it true. while these are not easy or necessarily comfortable situations for us to confront, they can also provide excellent opportunities for us to clear up confusion and to provide accurate information that is vital if our children are to develop healthy attitudes about race, gender, and identity. woman: that sounds like a perfect idea. i bet your bear will make you feel b

on wednesday, leah-lynn plant made a video saying she is ready to go to prison. >> i view it like this. the state thinks it is a black hole that can destroy whatever it wants for it is much more like [indiscernible] i do not look forward to what inevitably go with me today, but i accept it. i ask people to write letters, sent books, donate. my convictions are unwavering and will not be shaken by their harassment. today's october 10, 2012, and i am ready to go to prison. >> those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in albuquerque, new mexico on our 100-city tour. check our website democracynow.org. we begin with the selection of the european union for winning the nobel peace prize for its historic role in uniting the continent. the committee chair praised the eu for transforming europe from a continent of wars to a continent of peace. the selection of the european union surprised many as it comes at a time when much of europe is facing an economic crisis that threatens the etan's feature. jus

i can remember interviewing a woman by the name of leah who started leer's magazine and she said when she took lithium it really made the difference and all of that tal 1-866-331-talk 1-866-331-talk talk didn't do that much for her but that is not the view today. the view today is, you tell me if i'm wrong, you talk and you take the pill; that right? >> most of the studies show the best effect is a combination of psychotherapy or talk and the medication. i happen to think medication plays the biggest role. on the other hand, we are symbolic creatures. we talk. we use language and want to express how we feel. it's important. that's not as sufficient once people have the biological problems where they can't sleep and they don't want to eat, things like. that then they need the medications. >> so you think the medication is more efficacious than the talk? >> for certain people, yes. >> for certain people? >> yes. >> what about averages? >> i still think in most depressions, they're biological and the medication is the most important component of it. >> do you think that we only have seen

london end of it and leah mcgrath goodman with the us and not the benchmarks that they use to trade off our rate exactly and out of a analogous to the library rigging scandal where the benchmarks and indexes are rigged and then all the trades that surround the benchmarks in the index are privileged information on the inside to capitalize on the arbitrage of having an asymmetric market having the vast population of people in the markets totally deaf to what is actually the true price signal and then you have a few insiders who are capitalizing on this huge gap of market distribution and then they take that money and they go buy themselves a mitt romney. insiders who were very happy with that are b.p. saudi aramco the very people that chris cook says could be involved in this he's told us on the kaiser report many times over the past two or three years now the whistleblower from tut's house says it is not simply an issue regarding the pricing of o.t.c. contracts margins for refiners and retailers as well as prices for end users are directly impacted by iranian prices so again if martin we

dream especially if romney gets to a point to three supreme court justices i mean this is the school leah supreme court justice world view is literally back to the to the teens one thousand nine hundred and that is to do away with child labor laws and so and that's the way it is the night thursday october fourth two thousand and twelve for more information any of the stories we covered visit our websites of. free speech or go to our team dot com if you missed any of that i'd show you could watch an h.d. on hulu at hulu dot com slash the big picture also check out our two you tube channels there are links to tom harkin dot com also tom hartman i can check out all the different ways you can send us your feedback and oh forget democracy begins when you get out there get active take your suitable. download the official publication so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. only you need a device to watch on t.v. any time. he. the a halo ped .

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just a few weeks ago twenty four year old leah lynn plant was imprisoned subpoenaed called the activist to appear in front of an investigative grand jury all on the grounds that she had inside knowledge of the alleged anarchistic perpetrators of the may day protests in portland but she refused to take a look at her story. on the morning to live twenty fifth two thousand and twelve my life was turned upside down in a matter of hours f.b.i. agents from around washington oregon and joint terrorism task force agents from washington busted down the front door of my house with a battering ram handcuffed my housemates and me at gunpoint and held us hostage in our back yard while they read us a search warrant and ransacked our home they said it was in connection to mayday vandalism that occurred in seattle washington earlier this year. however we suspected that this was not really about broken windows this girl's never been charged or convicted with a crime and it soon became clear that indeed this wasn't about broken windows is about an insult on activism it was an assault on free speech so to

dream especially if romney gets to a point to three supreme court justices i mean this is the school leah supreme court justice world view is literally back to the to the teens the one thousand nine hundred and that is to do away with child labor laws and you know all accounts and and that's the way it is the night thursday october fourth two thousand and twelve for more information and of the stories we covered visit our website to tom free speech or go to our team dot com if you missed any of the night's show you can now watch on the h.d. on hulu at hulu dot com slash the big picture also check out our two you tube channels there are links to tom harkin dot com also tom hartman icon check out all the different ways you can send us your feedback and oh forget democracy begins when you get out there get active take your suitable. wealthy british style. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on r g. commission free critique should be free transport

an attempt to kind of coax them into coming out in agreeing to testify which they don't have to do leah and her two colleagues can actually remain in prison for the next six months if they if they choose to remain silent and it looks like they they all do they're all writing letters from prison they seem relatively content given the circumstances and i was reading that matthew duran i don't know if you have to chip in the things around was actually put in so. solitary for a little while yet he was put in solitary confinement couldn't find the exact reasoning for that but. so matthew was raided forced to go speak before a federal commission about his personal beliefs and then when he told him he wouldn't they locked him up and put him in a tiny room for. and we should mention that what happened in the pacific northwest is part of sort of a growing trend we show this occupy a sort of anniversary story and i remember i interviewed a guy whose house was raided philip neal his house was raided after occupy seattle i just want to play a little bit of what he had to say. basically i woke up to

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several coordinated raids across the pacific northwest and leah said they came in they looked for an artist literature they look for flags black clothing which would make me an anarchist right now but at the time the search warrant said that they were being investigated in part at least for these i made a may first protest in seattle and you know exactly she said you know we weren't even there and since then she's filed a freedom of information act requests to find out that the grand jury actually first convened months earlier before this made these protests even happened so these people have reason to believe that this isn't more this is more than just an investigation into these acts of violence is actually an investigation to ideology yeah it distorts more and also i think said that it identified anti-government or anarchistic literature. to talk a little bit about i mean what does this mean it means that if you own a book you can have the cops bust down your door and hold you at gunpoint and take all of your possessions which i thought was actually really funny because i was work

and firefighters were pleased they can save leah saying most humans swront made it out alive.n he bargained for. he went on a hike with his grandson. the 69-year-old found this note inside of a film canister left there on a 12,000 foot peak by a 13-year-old boy named tim tailor in 1972 instructing the finder to contact him in his l.a. address. tim long since moved away. he contacted a southern california newspaper, they ran a story on the note. and a friend of tailor's spotted the article then contacted him. tailor was stunned. >> he just walked out to his driveway, picked up a paper, there i was. >> tim you're not going believe this, you're in the paper for a note you left 40 years ago on some mountain top in the sierra. >> tim taylor is now a judge. he spoke with larry wright over the weekend and we'll hear more from wright on abc 7 news at 6:00 including what he plans to do with the note. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues right now. >> a man with a warrant for his arrest and a role in a car accident that injured three people. >> and

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and your student, leah, good morning. 37 weeks pregnant. do i need to break out my scrubs? how has yoga benefited you? >> i think that yoga is helpful because a lot of pregnancy you're up here in your head, thoughts are spinning. and when you actually do yoga itself, it's bringing you back into your body, so it's a calming of the mind and it links you to your body and brings you closer to the ground which suggestly where you're going with birth. >> and you can speak to those benefits, as well. you have two children ages three and one, you've been doing yoga for years. >> yes. so the benefits range even right before a woman gets pregnant up to early pregnant city to calm the mind, to come down from the anxiety of what's going to happen. because the body still basically the same at that point with the exception of the hormones. but in second trimester when the body is doing a lot of stretching, the mind starts -- yoga is so good for the bed because then you can contain that experience of so many change, but you still feel great. second trimester is just an amazing experience

leah is going to be just fine. good job. >> i love stories like that. imagine firefighter, an hour t help a dog, save its life. >> awesome. >> so as we were just talking about a moment ago an attempt by the austrian daredevil felix baumgartner to free fall 23 miles is now on hold. it's a little scary, a little risky, somebody who might know something about that is retired nasa astronaut mark kelly and husband of democratic congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he joined me earlier this morning to talk about this attempt and his new book called "ingenuoustron am r "mousetronaut." >> what do you think of felix baumgartner's attempt? >> a lot of risk. he's going to jump out of a capsule from the edges of space. but, you know, if he's got a good engineering team and his suit works and, you know, as he hits the atmosphere, if he can with stand those forces and then finally the chute opens he ould be okay. i'm optimistic. i think he can do that. >> there's a lot of ifs. if a good team, if the suit works, if the chute opens. is there any kind of a risk that you wo

i'm joined by kelly wallace, ivillage chief correspondent leah goldman.d articles on the women candidate. both were grit articles. thank you so much. >> the most watched race this year, the senate race is between elizabeth warren, scott brown. they had a combative debate last night. let's take a watch. >> can you name some republicans in the senate today that you are able to work with on big issues, substantive issues that the country faces? >> probably richard lugar would be one that would come to mind. >> he's not going to be there. who else could you name, senator? >> that is a problem. >> i think justice scalia is a very good judge. justice kennedy. justice kennedy is obviously very good and justice roberts, justice sotomayor. that's the beauty of it being independent. >> if you had to pick one. >> i don't need to pick one. we have plenty of justices up there. i'm proud of the ones we have. >> miss warren who would be your model? >> two gaffes. was it a draw? >> right there. an active crowd in that campaign there. that byte, probably a draw. scott bro