>> reporter: lydia works at "20/20" today handling other kinds of dirty laundry.n school, she made extra cash behind the counter at her local dry cleaner. so, we decide she's perfect to do our dirty work. a kind of test of dry cleaners. which dry cleaners? lydia begins by loading this dryer with the names of over 1,000 located in new york. >> and the winner is -- >> reporter: after a quick spin, she selects ten places to check out. and what will be their challenge? that requires a visit to the stain master. >> we have ten identical pairs of khaki slacks and ten identical white shirts. >> reporter: meet alan spinvogel of the national cleaners association. using yellow mustard, red wine and blue nail polish. like a degas of dry cleaning, he paints equal stains on each garment. >> they are difficult stains, and if they can remove these stains, they can probably remove any stain. >> reporter: impressive work but we wanted to test the cleaners honesty as well as their competence, so lydia adds something extra. a ten-dollar bill in each pants pocket, pozniak isn't confi

my name is lydia montana. when i came i thought i was going to be aggressive but hearing all the supportive words from the board of supervisors is really nice and it makes you feel that we are moving in the right direction. so i just wanted to just agree with everybody saying that we need these funds. we need to increase these funds because our children like michelle needs these services. especially for the disconnected transitional age youth, we need to provide more services because they are a risk like you heard before to becoming homeless in this city that is gorgeous, but it's not really children friendly. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors, any other name issel ga. we have a 35-year-old organization in the city providing programs and recreation and leadership development programs to low income children and their families. mostly in the mission district. i am also a mother of there e girls in san francisco schools. the oldest of which is graduating from the high school. i'm here to s

surprised me most was what the spanish minister of foreign affairs said the ultimate open discussion and lydia and me it's crazy to make a comparison between unions and crimea i think it's crazy because it took a different situations in korea there was little was left with a mandate to convene a referendum in catalonia. i guess. incumbents. mia is no lack of pressure. millions of is no kind of pressure. in catalonia. mike was talking to us to visit a real democracy elected government with a mandate to convene a democratic consultation breeding is no comparison when mom got them. i think don't get children to have a precious thing on my resume to hear. we're in trouble wilderness resort . . youth you've totally new i do am the eye. butch . i am. i do ch. i don't. continue to slide and you know tommy in tokyo. here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am a japanese court has granted a retrial in the border the release of death row inmate more than forty years after his arrest japanese leaders say they have come up with a new way to store contaminated soil in the machine bu

. >> it's all the ladies in the neighborhood, oh, hello myrtle, betty, lydia, good to see you, jennifernice, very cute. >> here comes a guy, dancing to "sexy and i know it." ♪ >> a little celebration from kool and the gang and the whole group is getting down. ♪ just as the flash mob parts, frank sinatra's "it had to be you" playing and in walks dan's gorgeous bride linda. look how emotional dan is. you can tl they are still in love. >> what a great idea. they all must love dan and thee must be a pillar in his community to come out for dan. >> i think they did a good job. >> he can watch his video over and over and over. >>> it's all screams when a fake snake slithers by. >>> >> and people go nuts. >> how this prank has some dudes handing over their man card. >>> this is definitely something you didn't think you'd see today, two guys trying to make a cake on a youtube video. that would be difficult enough for two dudes. but they've got electric stim pads attached to your arms, and these things are on and you can see as they go it's making their arms seize up. the video from caffeine crea

my name is lydia montana. when i came i thought i was going to be aggressive but hearing all the supportive words from the board of supervisors is really nice and it makes you feel that we are moving in the right direction. so i just wanted to just agree with everybody saying that we need these funds. we need to increase these funds because our children like michelle needs these services. especially for the disconnected transitional age youth, we need to provide more services because they are a risk like you

getting up that spiel that the news when a warming trend here in your forecast that the village got lydia for three in atlanta above average by your friday in the middle for torture saturday. europe in the west awesome improving conditions actually high pressure will be dominating the iberian peninsula sunnier skies on in place they are deathly ill be seeing a warming trend nor for that though the northern parts of the british isles you are seeing one lol after another and this will continue to bring some gusty winds and heavy rain also snort or the scandinavian peninsula and the many other hand it illegal for course the balkan peninsula cutoff low which is continually good progress in a week ago flight plans and about this region be careful for that risk of thunderstorms could not believe them up and you can even become strong. my best with your wealth whether this is then forecast. i am noon and. i know. and then stays like this aren't you note on the intel skills of all this you in the world. thanks very much for joining us now but can't wait to wear. do. bit ch. it was. rule. new new

. >> 16-year-old lydia was born in south kore abut grew up in new zealand. her 4th professional tournament as an amateur, and won the canadian's women's open to become the youngest winner in lpga history. playing with her idol, michelle wi was her biggest thrill. >> i'm playing with her in the same field, it's huge. i didn't expect it then. i would still get her autograph and stuff. that's why i appreciate all the players so much. i just have to concentrate on my game and learn from them. co is ranked 4th while taiwan's favorite golfer became the youngest player, male or female to win five major championships. now, yam, slipped to 44th in the world rankings. >> it's a really tough game. you cannot play perfect every week and some people don't understand. some people thought, you know, golf is easy. and maybe it's my fault because i make it look easy. i just try to find a balance in my life to enjoy the game more and to take that pressure as the motivation. it's hard to make everybody happy. >> this year on our schedule we have the strongest schedule i rememb

some of the spies did things like -- i'll tell you about one, lydia, the british were occupying philadelphia, and they took her house, and she said, well, can i just stay in my house while you're living here too? they said, okay. she would then listen in op what they were saying, what the british were saying, and she'd write it in code, and them she'd put the written code behind the buttons of her little boy's coats and sew them there, sent him out to see his big brother in the army, and so that's the way that the army got these coded messages about what the british were up to, and so she was very, very useful, and them there were spies who did things like ride through the nights, and i must say this illustration is exactly the way i thought of them. the illustrations are just wonderful in the book. i'm thrilled with them. diane did a wonderful job, but so this is emily who had a message to take from general green, and she got stopped by the british, and they were going to search her, but, of course, they wanted a woman to search her, and so while they were waiting, she was waiting for a wom

set of the foreign affairs committee, lydia, thank you for joining us.t heard comments from the russian foreign minister saying as russian actions were to prevent human rights violations of russian speakers, native russians in the crimea and elsewhere in the ukraine. how do you respond to that? >> it's prop dpan da that is -- unprovoked violence. we are all under -- our country has russian citizens, including america. >> so it is propaganda, there is no pretext as far as you can see which would possibly justify putin and russia's actions? >> looking for such a -- but they didn't have any. >> what is important stage next, clearly the ukrainian government is doing all it can to mobilize the forces to prepare itself for potential escalation. but what can the international community do? what is the key here? >> we have to -- this matters to let putin understand that he has to -- in order to -- from ukraine. this is to ask for the whole world, for the civilized world to stop its rhetoric. ukraine is known to be a territory where the first world war and the se

now the play all lydia behind me. jane addams, a bit of work causing delays early this morning between 59 and bartlett. taking out one lane until 5:00 a.m.. other than that, if you light construction projects early starting up. just got word that the outbound dan ryan stalled car is very close to moving off. it's still causing a bit of a delayed vote early this morning. >> coming up, who will reportedly be headlining lollapalooza. and -- miley cyrus got into some trouble on her tour bus. we'll show you the amazing video, next. the lineup for lollaplaooza won't be announced until next week, but some big names have been leaked. the tribune reports that industry sources confirm eminem, electronic music performer skrillex, and rock groups kings of leon and arctic monkeys will perform. all four headliners have played lollapalooza before. additional headliners and the complete lineup are expected to come out next week. lollapalooza tickets go on sale next tuesday. the festival runs august first through the third. miley cyru

. >> lydia is searching for sugar and flour without luck. she will have to make do with whatever she can find. >> i've got two kids. i've got to give them other things because there's no flour for bread and it will be without sugar. >> what the current situation means is shoppers mostly women spend endless hours, lost hours in long queues, or walking from one store to the other in search of vital ingredients with only limited success. was not in doubt is venezuela's abandons of natural resources with markets like this one thriving across the country. life goes on despite problems with distribution, the economy, and politics. there have been no reports of disruption causing hunger or starvation. the longer it goes on the more venezuelans are forced to stretch their patience and the resourcefulness to put food on their tables. dennis shweiman al jazeera venezuela. >>> eric, good to see you thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> as you heard in our previous piece there, there were venezuelans complaint of them who reject this whole movement as

. >> lydia says if only we had more leaders like putin, those in kiev are just fascist. >> it's alwaysrussia here, and they join in. we are russians but they call us onlyn't pas, what only pants. whether they belong to ukraine or russia, they also have to make a living and on this stretch, people rely on tourism, the holiday industry, now, they are worried. that all this uncertainty is going to destroy their livelihoods. >> this hotel is very unique atmosphere. >> i was shown around one of the finest hotels. built for the old and fit for today's. but right now, sadly empty. as everybody canceled their holidays hotel layed off it's staff. >> we had 300 people in our team, and we fired 60% of them. they have kids, they have familied. and most of them are local. and especially here on the south coast 90% of the families on the hospital team industry. yes, way are a little bit afraid. up the hill, site of a famous meeting between these three men who you may recognize. roosevelt starlin and churchill came here to redraw the map of europe. now, it seems russia might be doing some redrawing o

. >> lydia says if only we had more leaders like put tune, those in kiev are just fascists. >> maria says this land was just given away to ukraine, but it's always been russia here, and on the ground goo joins in. we are russians, but they call us occupants, what occupants? >> whether people want to belong to ukraine or russia, they also have to make a living. on this stretch of coastline, people rely on tourism, the holiday industry. now, they're worried that all this uncertainty is going to destroy their livelihood. >> this hotel has unique atmosphere. >> i was shown around one of the finest hotels, right now, sadly empty, as everyone cancels their holidays, the hotel lays off its staff. >> we had 300 people in our team and we fire 60% of them. they have kids, they have families, you know, and most of them are local, and especially here on the south coast, 90% of the families somehow depends on the hospitallalty industry. yes, we're a little bit afraid. >> up the hill, the czar's summer palace, site of a famous meeting between these three men. in 1945, roosevelt, stalin and churchi

on the newshour online right now, a great white shark named lydia is on the verge of making history. using a satellite tag, she could be the first of her species to be seen crossing the atlantic. watch a video showing the scientists tagging the great white. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week, which airs later this evening. here's a preview: ifill we dig into the dilemma in ukraine, the history, the options and the fraught relationship between the u.s. and russia. plus a peek inside the republican party's presidential cattle call. later tonight on washington week. judy. >> woodruff: tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend looks at the key role germany could play in resolving the crisis in ukraine. and we'll be back, right here, on monday with a look at the push to get the u.s. to ratify an international treaty to ensure the rights of those with disabilities around the world. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff, have a nice weekend. th

it's myself, anne v., and lydia hearst and nigel barker's the host.ugh. i mean, with big brand names. and these brand names are the ones that judge them. so we have the model coaches. >> seth: yeah. >> and we, you know, i mean, i will push my girls. if i see the ability that they can get there through blood, sweat and tears, i'm pushing them. because otherwise, the team that loses, one girl goes out. >> seth: right. >> and i don't like to lose. >> seth: so you have to -- yeah, you look like someone who doesn't like to lose. i'm going to be honest with you. so like, what's something a model would be doing that you would say, like, "you could be doing that better?" >> it's really -- it could be just her stance. it could be her attitude. it could be that she's just not involved or engaged. >> seth: right. >> it could be anything that, you know, when you got a group of four or three, you need them all to be on the same level of energy and passionate about wanting to win the challenge. and each doing their role to make that happen. like a jigsaw. so when o

lydia's prime ministers out of the zedong losing a confidence vote in parliament after a north korean flagged tanker filled up. dawn's authorities and sailed into international waters a vessel that since being caught in a firefight in damage this week the help of the italian navy let's go to correspond nodding as any seen neighboring tunisia nothing what's the latest my heart and mind of all god had to take a bucket o' she didn't think ahead. but in a big baby t t i pick up pick it up and not be made to be in the eu elite in the upper right of the tank and that the vehicle according to him that he made each week you can order of the pack in a beach which is not trying to let the anger too early to report it they need to work get that with the purity of the uk that actor won it in the two point one pick at the end and keep it that no one had been injured from the crew had been growing it and made them think that will cause me to keep up with the augmented came up on candles away from hitting italy she had no car and take care and she gave the go put them all the it department of the is

an eye last night our good friend or is it that the new flu follows libya closely tweeted that is lydia finally having its whiskey rebellion moment i was in the league eighteen century when the central authorities in washington went to put down the people who are rebelling against having to pay tax to the central authority in its cemented. washington center authority. the army wresting control of cia airport from jogger on rebel forces up white porsche on. do you sense that said there has been his fightback on the part of people in tripoli in that era at the end of the day. it is possible to take back the east of the country. hai i love the way into the stomach to back. it's not time yet. i think what's happening and to love their sound more on that stool leash you. i warned him that i don't want to make it bigger than it is and is big i cannot be put in terms of what she said. the point of view. as the sun may need. i think there is a little bit of a misunderstanding of the environment. i think when that abuse is thought to the uprising started and we have all the verses all militias f

. >> i'm more worried about my aunt lydia and my cousins over here that are out there. don't ever want to see what happens to a mother in a catastrophe like this. her emotional pain is so great. that she just can't see really right now because she doesn't know. >> reporter: that's the hardest part, not knowing. >> that's the hardest part, is not knowing. i wasn't able to get closure yesterday when i went out searching for summer. the gps shut off when she was coming through and went on this side and she was somewhere right in this area. so i don't understand how we didn't find her. we dug every bit of the perimeter. we searched the full perimeter. with the limited amount of bodies that we had out there to do searching, we only had -- we had enough to cover one square mile in limited form. >> you think the authorities are now doing everything they can? are you satisfied with the effort now? >> no, because the effort -- if we had a better first response for natural disasters like this, especially in the state of washington, but -- >> reporter: but this is unlike anything

sent in by a viewer -- i have her name here, lydia betles. thank you for sending that in.ill toward the china town area. you can see this tree just came down right -- this right here is the sutter stockton garage. just give yourself plenty of extra time. the fire department is on the scene. they are gonna try to chop this thing up. but the traffic is affected on bush street. one of the major routes downtown. let's get to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's going to be slow. the traffic is busy as you head nd with. 45 -- westbound. 45 minutes to an hour delay. i would like to go out to the maps. i neglected to mention something important in san francisco. that would be a mud and dirt supply on the onramp to southbound 280. caltrans has been called. the freeway is a mess. the freeway on 101 is a mess. several fender-benders in san francisco. san jose in the south bay, 101 is moderately heavy. it's been busy as your way to mountain view. just remember, i can't say everything that's going on. almost every freeway in the bay area is slower than norm a there are a lot of fender- ben

. >> from -- >> host: from our facebook page, lydia says the black panther party is not understood enough black power be aflied 21st 21st century struggle. >> guest: the party is not understood. the black panther party is a revolutionary party, advocating for radical self-determination. they're talking about having a socialism -- a socialist society, free land, bread, peace, justice, full employment, and we usually think about them in terms of violence and self-defense and armed struggle, which is one facet but there were so many other multiple facets. the greatest thing that the panthers provide us is with a real context of looking at the united states in a critical way. so the panthers, they quote from the declaration of independence in their ten-point program, yet at the same time they have a real critique of capitalism and democracy. so the panthers are very, very interesting group as a black group that is inspired by what goes on around in lawrence county, alabama, in oak lean, and spreads across the country and throughout the world, going to have international chapters, chapter in a

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the big break through here is that they're noticing this one shark who's name is lydia, traveling much and much further east than they thought great whites would travel, so giving us more in sight into a creature which scientists don't know a lot about. >> 19,000 miles she has traveled. they're going to need a bigger boat. >> a new jersey judge ordering a father to pay for his estranged daughter's law school tuition, and we're not talking about just a little bit of money. we're talking about $110,000, that is half of what it is going to cost her to go to cornell law school here in new york. >> the difference being that and the other case last week where the judge decided not to grant that 18-year-old tuition, that the divers settlement laid out the parents would pay for law school. it's important to say that. >> the price of tuition is at the center of a debate about undocumented immigrants. >> some say the rules are unfair, keeping them from an affordable education. >> i saw them pursuing their dreams and i was going to be stuck at home. >> why some immigrants say they are forced to p