there's tv and lep easier and a fire.it my zen book i think it's because as i was learning about the japanese culture, all of that started to go into the book. and it gave me the structure of what the book would become, which was very much taking after what a japanese garden it. early on a read about gardens. you don't know where you are going you just read. because japanese gardens are a huge aspect on the culture i started reading on gardens. i love the natural and the idea on how they use the gardens and how much it reads to them i started reading. i read a line like the silk worker line where it embraced me and i thought, that's what i would write about. you never walk from the front gate to the front door in a straight line it's always a curving path in which you discover things along the way. i said, that's it. he lands, he gets off the train and slowly he would walk down this path and discover the story of this caretaker along the way. it began to move. but, you know, when i speak of it it seems like it's simple. i

we have completed our training. 8% of our clients are lep. 16 of our documents are translated into five languages, including online guides in six languages to the juvenile justice system. 25% of our staff are bilingual in six languages, with 26 staff certified in five different languages. we have written language efficiency programs and protocols that are reminding staff of the need to participate in this and to ensure that clients are able to understand the system and the direction and advice and the activities that are conducted in the court system. we also have a know you rrights campaign that informs all of the youth at the point of detention at what their rights and responsibilities are in conjunction with their stay in our system. do you have any questions? supervisor chu: in terms of the salaries, not a huge difference, a little bit of the change. is this for a standard increases anin mous? >> i will ask kathrin to answer that. >> supervisor, yes, that is correct. that is paid for out of state and federal revenue. supervisor

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ocia has provided over 3500 hours of interpretation, serving over 1000 immigrants, monolingual lep persons at events. they have translated hundreds of documents and websites and assisted over 100 victory -- 150 victims due to fire or crime. the language line interpretation -- does interpretations for 170 + languages. supervisor kim? supervisor kim: i had some miscellaneous questions asked. you brought this up earlier. this was a question i asked for the budget legislative analyst report on our fleet her your looking at a study of how to make our fleet -- to reduce our fleet size based on right sizing analysis and i was curious as to how that work is going. i'm interested in knowing if we have the cars we need or if we have too many. we can do more sharing. i haven't -- a hard time believing that every employee needs their own car. it cannot imagine they're always out on the field. as we have older vehicles were moving off line, there are ways to look at that. how is your office looking at that? >> i have a few initiatives going on. we're going to send out the yearly letter writers to look

. >> reporter: the firefighter staging area is growing by leps and bounds. there are 600 firefighters camped out now, 800 by the end of the week. and, scott, there is good news tonight. cool, calm weather is giving firefighters hope they'll have this blaze 10% contained by the end of the day. >> pelley: better weather in the future, barry, thank you very much. in syria today the head of the u.n. observer mission there said the uprising against the dictator bashar al-assad is now a full-scale civil war. rebel forces control parts of several cities. assad's army is on aan salt to get them back. secretary of state hillary clinton said today that russia is sending new attack helicopters to assad's army few reporters can get inside syria but our elizabeth palmer is there and she drove to the center of the conflict near the city of homs. >> reporter: a police barricade marks the edge of the war zone fierce fighting made syria's highway north of homs too dangerous. but the u.n. was allowed through and we went with them. we found mile upon mile of devastation. most

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governor of massachusetts, but now, he treating his own singular achievement as if it's covered in lepot do on its last day, i will do on my first day if elected president of the united states. and that is i will act to repeal obamacare. >> he says this knowing full well that 98% of people in massachusetts now have health insurance. by far the best rate in the country and public support is as high as ç75%. but despite this obvious success, which was the president who had to mention the fact of mitt romney's commitment to the individual mandate. >> in fact, this idea is enjoyed support from members of both parties, including the current republican nominee for president. >> except that the current republican nominee for president finds himself entirely immas because he will not stand by what once stood for. in all seriousness, it must be for him, the most horrible expeese experience of conrtion. pretending that health care in massachusetts never really happened instead of owning up to his single most important contribution to public life. but that's mitt romney. a hollow candidate, who

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and obama administration and the house precipitations committee under both democratic and republican leps said that the best place is in kansas. we have committed more than $200 million towards this project. conducting research to protect our nation could not be more crucial. we cannot just wish away these threats or rely on others for our own security. and the truth of the matter is, we are dangerously underprotected from the threat of biological attack against our people and our food. while the gentlelady's amendment to increase salaries for the custom and border patrol has merit, it shouldn't be done by cutting 29% of the funding for construction of this important lab. the result of this amendment would be stopping or delaying construction of this nationally important mbath facility and our nation's food supply cannot afford another delay. we need to protect our food and families from danger and need to stay on the cutting edge of this research field. our security is at risk if delaying this project further. we need this mbath and urge my colleagues to vote against this destructive ame