it's based on in truth and fact and research that you did in louisiana and family lore and other things. and, yet, there are conversations which were not recorded in any way and motivations you had to construe and phrases like, bleach the line, how do you put yourself in the minds of the mostly women but men as well? >> that was a process that took quite a lot of time. the book actually took 3 years to write. that doesn't include the year and a half of research. so i had a lot of time to try to get it right but -- i became these women each in their turn and when i sat down to write the book having no experience in writing, other than business plans. but when i sat down to write the book i was teaching myself how to do it by becoming each of these women and writing in a e diary as if i was emily or suzet or as if i was elizabeth. and i did that talking about their daily lives and what i thought they would be thinking about. and as i got more familiar with each one of these characters who has a very specific personality and specific place, as they started to jell for me i through them in

everyone was lored by this man who could get up and sing this song when he was a survivor, everybodyreaking out in tears and was amazing and the next piece i had to get up and sing. what an act to follow. i will go with the piece i was going to sing anyway. this is a gypsy song. [laughter]. free to love and -- [laughter]. i'm thinking this guy is going to walk out of the room and never like me ever again. he doesn't know me but he is going to hate me and remember me as the girl when totally ruinned the moment. [laughter]. i go and you will hear in a minute after this song and he's crying. he's like crying so much that i almost was going to stop but i didn't stop. at the end me got up and everyone was silent and he said, when i was in the concentration camp the only reason i survived is because a gypsy girl came and she would sneak me food in her apron everyday. and i was in love with her. that was the only way i got through. and he said that i looked just like her. [laughter]. worked out; right ? [laughter] think i look like this. [laughter]. and he was so inadd mirrorad with this wo

. >> los defensa lores a un comunicado en dónde le pide que trabajen para el interés de toda la comunidadromueve. aprobarle leyes le harían daño a su iglesia en todo el mundo. >> el sentimiento en todos los países hispanos será que es el problema con los mormones. >> un sociólogos me dijo que la iglesia mormona le prefiere la confrontación pero la iglesia se podría ver en problemas históricos es todo lo que tengo desde salt lake city. >josé: la única reportera hispana en esa región del estado de utah. otra breve pausa desde phoenix, arizona, más adelante en méxico. en el cartel de la droga. >> el presidente >> en méxico intensas operaciones ppor allrmas y explosiones. en búsqueda de explosivos. >> los militares sellaron la comunidad popular. nadie podía entrar ni salir, es que 250 soldados tenían ya misión de buscar armas y explosivos. >> según inteligencia militar en lugares como este, viven los sicarios del brazo armado del cartel de juárez, la que llamaron operación barrido. es que la policía federal confesó que el juez pasado en dónde un coche bomba estalló y fue ejecutado por el grup

i have had a number of questions with the trustees and with the vice chance lore about the issues. and this has been a lengthy conversation that has gone on between the department about this particular site. there's reasons that city college had reduction in facilities. some are our own desire to provide services in our facilities at a time when we could actually staff them. many of our programs -- we do have programs, we have nonfee based programs. all of our recreation is seffly -- heavily subsidized. it is important that this is not a tradeoff between there one -- this free parent and childcare nanny program -- you know, fee based programming. our mission is to try to actually provide recreation for all of our kids regardless of ability to pay as you know. >> we will continue to work with city college on some site identification actually. speaking of good community relationships and organizational relationships, i was handed a note by -- by raymond from -- from richmond park saying this actually -- the elementary school may actually have space. it may be an opposite for a progra

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our interest in this matter stems from the fact that we are the parents of lore wilcox, to the legislation is dedicated -- parents of laura wilcox. nine and a half years ago, laura was working at the nevada county behavioral health clinic when a client is suffering from severe paranoia and schizophrenia and known to be dangerous, opened fire with a semiautomatic handgun. in the end, laura and two others died. three were severely injured. we and our community were left wondering how and why such a thing could happen. until laura's death, the issue of mental illness was barely on the edge of our consciousness. in time, we came to understand that our local mental health system was in serious disarray and that the situation at the state level was really not much better. we discovered that our streets and jails were populated with the mentally ill and in many instances, treatment was only received after the commission of a crime. further, we came to understand that mr. thorp was not a criminal or a bad person but rather a victim of untreated mental illness. nothing, of course, could bring laura

a piece of san francisco folk lore is whole once again. that story is just ahead. and governor schwarzenegger gives tabloid humor a try. but first, a rare interview with the bay area's mark suckerberg. -- mark zuckerberg. >> when you give people power it ends up in a good place. >> facebook's camera shy ceo sit down with diane sawyer. x xñ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> he is one of the bay area's best known and certainly most camera shy entrepreneurs. but today abc's diane sawyer had a sit down interview with mark zuckerberg, the harvard dropout who started facebook and a revolution. the interview came as facebook reached a remarkable file stone, 500 million users. >> 500 million. you are the third largest country in the world. what did you do to celebrate? did you do a yes! >> the main thing we did to celebrate is ef employee at facebook took a photo of themselves with a sign they said thanks to those who use the service. it is the people who make the service. >> it is your dream to be the founding father just as you are the f

cover up of hundreds of civilian deaths the white house claims the leaks threaten national security loreand that match up with the fall and all the website that's next here nazi. i'm here in london talking to julian assaults the founder of the whistle blowing website wiki leaks which this week released a huge dose a of documents relating to the afghan war which mr s. solves describes as detailing the every day squalor of war judy and that's also like you very much for talking to r t now you've had a wide range of responses to this publication ranging from praise right down to criticism is that what you were expecting you know we knew this was serious material it covers a six year period of war and ninety two thousand reports and almost every incident serious incident three i wasn't able to give them with the times and locations number of people killed except for. so we knew that it's a. great thing for france as a historical document and as little primary resource to be used for further investigations and we also know from those sorts of cases that we've dealt with previously but we alwa

campaigners calling for an end to the war in afghanistan say they are determined to return arches lore and reports. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insist their crucial message is being muted i would like to see the federal government. primarily i would like to see the corrosive foreign policy its government has been pursuing over the book for such a long till going back through many governments and i would look to see. sobering studies. for any reason they've been resident in this focal spot in westminster since just before may's general election mainly calling for an end to the war in afghanistan but adopting other peace causes along the way it also became a magnet for all sorts of people including anna a teacher who gave up her job and her ap

regulate which information has to be disclosed that is a questionable russia of corporate insecurities lore and it's also of price legislation and press practice of course but the law doesn't deal with those questions and they continue to be weak as compared to the west and do you foresee problems with the implementation in this country implementation in every country is problematic in germany we have years of disputes in controversies about implementation of course you have. players who are not very interested in having this type of disclosure and limitation and specifically. state. in the country state the state taking the role it has in russia obviously will have problems. there will be say differences in how this will be implemented and why is this happening now why are we seeing these regulations come into force there has been pressure and the controversy about this law for decades already i mean. the controversy was exactly the one we dealt with earlier it was the question how much could you regulate information flow and how much should you. be in the international pressure for this l

auntie's lore and its better former british soldier whose refusal to fight cost him his freedom. this is the soldier who said no to the to boo speaking out against the conflict while he called it illegal and unjustifiable his advice to the government so i would say listen to the people it's a simple as that. people want to know the morning with. these conflicts. you know the call of will to fall off the wagon which was the message which spin so i can fusion the story so i just want to start listening to public clinton joined the army in two thousand and four and fought for seven months in afghanistan he says he came home a changed man suffering symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder which he claims he was bullied when he heard he was being sent back to afghanistan gone did from the army and didn't come back for two years initially his military superiors were understanding but when joe spoke at an antiwar rally in london they upped his charges to desertion which carries a ten year prison sentence mother says that exposes the hypocrisy of the conflict bring them democracy we've

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her if you can see it is a good ride for 80 west leading to the lord short freeway no back up on the lore is short for freeway part no problems reported looks like a good start for public transit. darya. >> the city council has voted to licenses for production plants were pot would be grown packaged and processed. it is intended to bring order. they would have to pay $211,000 in permit these carry $2 million worth of liability and be prepared to devote 8% of gross sales to taxes. >> border supervisors has approved a budget that closes a budget deficit the mayor submitted six and a half billion dollars worth of budget material he says prioritizes interject infrastructure fighting homelessness protecting core services and not adding new taxes the downsize it includes a sharp cuts to a city programs and layoffs for city workers. >> please are bused to getting one of their officers used excessive force in this incident that was caught on tape on sunday afternoon. two officers arrested this woman they say she was pushing a baby stroller while drug she was shouting obscenities as a handcuffed h

it lists the peace up and moved into place and gently lores it down.rocess took 12 hours long to complete and out caltrans has to do it three more times for the bass section of the new tower to be complete. treasure island kron 4 news. >> and another big this dispute ac transit union stretches into a second week there are more delays and cancellations of buses. kron 4 decided to ask local politicians to see if anyone is stepping in to end the dispute. ron dellums major cities following the situation but has yet to step been carried sondra swanson said he sent two letters to the ec transport of records and is looking for what the board member on thursday urging negotiations. christine conley kron 4 news. >> here at the terminal riders are growing increasingly frustrated as a labor dispute between ec transit and the bus drivers' strike on. here's what >> you've a mind to say> why are you hurting us were standing for hours. we didn't do anything to you were just trying to go to work man. >> fire the drivers and hire new drivers. >> the drivers and managem

it would have shut down the power to the rich lore, basically, shut down the air- conditioning, hydraulics, the block, it shut it all down. and it shut down the air intakes. so it functioned in manual mode. we never tested the automatic feature, to my knowledge. i never tested the automatic function of it. we did not go introduce gas somewhere to see what it would do. it was just understood that it would work. >> you indicated that when this series of alarms would go off, if you had to in the same zone, it would trigger that esd system. with respect to shutting down a main engine, can you describe the sequence of events that would happen if those alarms triggered? >> if the fire dampers close, you lose your air intake to the engine and the engine would suffocate for lack of oxygen. i can say that thomas daniels explain to me one time that an esd got rid of him accidentally and shut down an engine ventilation intake, and it's up to the fire doors off the hinges in the engine kept running. it was looking for air, and it just literally sucked the doors off the hinges. so those esd's were neve

it would have shut down the power to the rich lore, basically, shut down the air- conditioning, hydraulics, the block, it shut it all down. and it shut down the air intakes. so it functioned in manual mode. we never tested the automatic feature, to my knowledge. i never tested the automatic function of it. we did not go introduce gas somewhere to see what it would do. it was just understood that it would work. >> you indicated that when this series of alarms would go off, if you had to in the same zone, it would trigger that esd system. with respect to shutting down a main engine, can you describe the sequence of events that would happen if those alarms triggered? >> if the fire dampers close, you lose your air intake to the engine and the engine would suffocate for lack of oxygen. i can say that thomas daniels explain to me one time that an esd got rid of him accidentally and shut down an engine ventilation intake, and it's up to the fire doors off the hinges in the engine kept running. it was looking for air, and it just literally sucked the doors off the hinges. so those esd's were neve

loring taxes for the middle class. in april, when tax day came, american people pay their taxes at a lower rate than any time since the 1950's. all of this is being done in a way to reduce the deficit. we must be fiscally responsible. the president has his commission he appointed. pay as you go as well all of the l andand. asked the chairman of committees to put every dollar to the harsh scrutiny so we can get rid of any unnecessary duplicate of spending. with wall street firm, we have transparency, we have protecting main street, and we have common-sense reform. i'm happy about it. this week, i mentioned the council of economic advisers report, hhs has issued new preventive care guidelines, and on september 23 , all new health plans will include -- must include free preventive care. prevention, an important part of the innovation we have in the new health care bill. we were pleased that yesterday the house passed and we are sending on to the president, congressman pat murphy's legislation. it cracks down on waste, fra

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group was your franchise, but if one guy is making all the money than you have less for the people loresys been kind of one of the deals, or the superstar players as demi some help. if you really want to get some help take less money. >> last question, that i got this quote from michael jordan every study thought is now saying it. in hindsight i would never crawled up larry and from the magic and said hey let's get together the way live ron james did teaming up with wade, i don't get that, and stand that he's going it's about you one beat those guys. jordan's like they're my enemies. >> i've not seen the end of year, enough to smile you're laughing are few serious trade >> he was serious i said i wanted to beat them. the idea or i don't want to be making it seem i wanna be the best will play against the best. >> i do not see the interview sometimes these things sound rougher in france, that has been a complaint from the long time rask a boatpeople that in the old days everybody would go to take each other's have dropped, and i see the start of the game every is hugging. sometimes they go

we're the first administration to submit a budget with state spending lore than it was four years previous>> because there are a lot of states that are either borrowing from pension funds, dipping into rainy day funds, doing thing that is may help for one year but aren't going to help two, three, if this downturn is going to be as extended as the nga things and some others think. >> you're correct. in south dakota we have a requirement that we can't bor of money so we have to balance our budget. we have the same amount in our reserve accounts as we did in 2003. we have maintained our status as having the lowest taxes collected per capita as any state in the nation. it's not easy to do it in some cases there's an offshoot. this year we took about $9 million away from higher education. part of that's going to be offset because they can raise tuition. so this year tuition in south dakota for our state-supported schools will go up about 4.6%. >> yes, sir. >> in the last two years we didn't raise taxes to balance the budget but we did have to change the administration of education because we we

it would have shut down the power to the rich lore, basically, shut down the air- conditioning, hydraulics, the block, it shut it all down. and it shut down the air intakes. so it functioned in manual mode. we never tested the automatic feature, to my knowledge. i never tested the automatic function of it. we did not go introduce gas somewhere to see what it would do. it was just understood that it would work. >> you indicated that when this series of alarms would go off, if you had to in the same zone, it would trigger that esd system. with respect to shutting down a main engine, can you describe the sequence of events that would happen if those alarms triggered? >> if the fire dampers close, you lose your air intake to the engine and the engine would suffocate for lack of oxygen. i can say that thomas daniels explain to me one time that an esd got rid of him accidentally and shut down an engine ventilation intake, and it's up to the fire doors off the hinges in the engine kept running. it was looking for air, and it just literally sucked the doors off the hinges. so those esd's were neve