the citizenship was provided b a supervisor, mabel tang, when clinton cut assistance to immigrants, mabel tang designated money for the elderly to become citizens. and it worked. these are things that would be helpful for supervisors to know more about. there used to be senior shelters, and that makes a lot of sense. there are no senior shelters now. seniors who are homeless do not need. and also, the issue of people not having enough and they have not gotten a cost-of-living increase, what that does ishey will have to reduce service. unless you are calling to shut them down or get federal funds for those meals, then you've got to. you cannot serve as many people. some ofthe questions that we raised coulde looked at. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none -- seeinne blic comment is close i want to thank everyone for staying out and testifying. i would like to ask that we continue this item to the call of the cha and have a second conversation that focuses more on some solutions. i think there has en plenty prevented that identifies some of the issues and some of

joint amid new to russia and china boosting their military partnership including an increase in mabel kill and move closer to you with pleasure to extend its military presence in the asia pacific moving most of its warships to the beaches in the air. and. pay a fortune. one hundred and. some of the most heated debate to a new parliamentary record eleven dollars on top of. next to join the james brown on his latest. adventure as he tours of the chela region. which is one of those places that if there's something for everyone sitting just east of the you reach the country's border between europe and asia this isn't as big a diverse area of more than three million people there's a bustling capital city to enjoy for the nature lovers some of russia's most stunning country something that is right on your doorstep. as well as being very beautiful this is also a very significant part of the screen. over there it marks the start of the european europe.

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a lead when mabel academy professor says he has been forced to leave his job after an interview with r.t. over the past occasion of ethnic russians in baltic countries our correspondent alexia share scheme met with him to find out how and why it happened real certainly preeminent more store i cannot accept this policy of treachery to my friends from the russian minority we stood shoulder to shoulder to make independent now they're being treated like garbage. in february this teacher at the leader's novel academy spoke to our team four months on the curate is looking for a new job it was made clear to him by the academy's management that his appearance on our team and he had no future there. my boss coolly and said this interview is harmful for our future students he made it look as if i made an act of aggression against latvia. only spoke my mind which i have a constitutional right to do play to my colleagues told me the economy's rick to be able. to find a reason to sack me after the summer exams you know. a top level politician from another baltic country a story also made comments

then mabel let him takeover. clearly the catholic church has gone through difficult times with the horrifying abuse of 10 years ago which could have been prevented by many within the church is own ranks. teaching and practices are overlooked not just by a media but fortunately there is a change in now we can speak about things that we could not for a long time. the teachings of the church are the best guide to living ever adopted. 20 centuries of living to a doctrine flourishing coming from the destruction and going against that. the coalesce since to become the catholic social doctrine. it defies the church compellingly liberal and socially economic it is all negative things to all men. always willing to put up a good fight reminds readers of of book the wisdom that exists so this is how the best attributes they saw many problems it lies in waiting the more likely it is the negative stereotypes and now we will find out to "why catholicism matters." bill donohue. [applause] >> >> thank you father i appreciate it

. >> aside from mabel... >> in the the quiet -- giants. >> not the giants. >> and i like to play basketball running with friends. it's a fun way to find of unwind. >> and on the weekend he volunteers at assistive living facility. >> my grandmother before she pass wade she was living there. and kind of i guess you can call it satisfying and rewarding. i think it's all about the process and focus on your passion and interest opposed to what you might gain from this. and that is just naturally working together. >> an amazing young man. and join us right here on abc 7 this sunday at 10:00 in the morning for a half hour special on all of our top scholars this year. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. you can keep track on twitter on abc 7 news bay area and you can talk about it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. the news at 5:00 starts now. >> this new picture one step closer to solving the beating death of a beta breakers participant. >> what a researcher says we need to do to prevent another oakland hills fire storm. >> there is summer like heat today. i'll let you know when it will cool of

the more serious part of the theory is if you want people to want less government, mabel they will pay for the government they're getting and they will want less of it. under obama, we have seen the federal government's share of gdp go from a historic range of 23% in peacetime to 27%. we have already had this wretched with obama care and the stimulus. we're told meet us halfway. they are open to higher revenues but not necessarily higher tax rates but obama does not want to have that are given. he believes in punitive liberalism to tax the rich. people will have to move off of that if there will be in a move on the republican side to. >> do you want to respond? >> i get a fairly robust response to that. that spending has gone down. the morn 0.10 -- the more important move is that it is more cynical. he has said he is responsive of a plan that includes cuts to medicare, social security, and medicaid which is what the gang of six plan did. you'll have a hard time backing away from that and you have laid down a marker that is very different that republicans rather than john boehner have l

the more serious part of the theory is if you want people to want less government, mabel they will pay for the government they're getting and they will want less of it. under obama, we have seen the federal government's share of gdp go from a historic range of .3% in peacetime to 27% su we have already had this wretched with obama care and the stimulus. we're told meet us halfway. they are open to higher revenues but not necessarily higher tax rates but obama does not want to have that are given. he believes in punitive liberalism to tax the rich. people will have to move off of that if there will be in a move on the republican side to. >> do you want to respond? >> i could give a fairly robust response to that. including that the elected government other than entitlements which have been supported by both, that spending has gone down. you have seen a willingness. you can say is a cynical move when a president says he is a part of a plan that makes dramatic cuts in most of government including medicare, so security, and medicare which is what the gang of six plan endorsed by tom -- by

we'll get to mabel 85 today but it's going to abdry 8 a with northwesterly winds at 5 to 10.notice the temperature at 5:00 p.m. still 83 degrees. so a beautiful afternoon in store for us after what was a little bit of unsented weather yesterday -- unsented weather yesterday afternoon with the -- unsettled weather yesterday afternoon with the showers and storms that came through. we're down to 52 in gaithersburg. out to the west sterling 51. haymarket, manassas at 54. 57 for springfield. and 53 up in upper marlboro. just seeing a little bit of the sun glinting off the capitol dome. it is a pretty, pretty morning here in washington. 61 degrees. humidity 72% and a wind now south, southwest at 5 miles an hour. as winds go more southwesterly over the next couple of days, we're going to see temperatures warming up. the middle of the country we have high pressure here. that's what's aheaded our way. bigger storms in the northern plains, down across the gulf coast but out ahead of this front, this is helping to bring in the warmth. in fact, we've got temperatures in places like minne

well, at 91 mabel morel is proof if you honor your body your body will honor you. >> she's been teachinge all the way from dover, dl dell where sheels an instructor at westminster village. >> you have a wonderful story. you went to venezuela? >> i was living in venezuela and i had a bad case of arthritis. and a guru from india lived across the street from me. and she came over and she said, i can help you. she taught me yoga. i couldn't pay her. i said what can i do? and she said you can take yoga home to your country. this is in 1969. so i brought it home. she said don't charge anything for it. i taught for 40 years without taking any money. >> god bless you. that's wonderful. >> how did it change your life in terms of ailments and strength and all that stuff? >> well, i didn't have any ailments really to begin with. so i don't have any ailments. very often. a lot of them -- >> you're not married. just kidding. >> i'm not married. that's why i don't have any stress. >> will you show us a couple of moves? >> sure. >> let's do downward dog. we like that one. >> sara, you're going to do it

mabel you will do a true heir game machine. it might be through blue ray players p.y are based around ip standards and we want to be everywhere -- on every one of them. that is what the technology makes available. >> you were talking about a business model and making money. i was talking about the hopper. if you don't know what it is, it is a kangaroo ron blagojevich and it automatically skips over commercials. -- it is a kangaroo logo and automatically skids over commercials. people was set at home and accidentally watch commercials even though they have the ability to jump over them. is that technology that can be stopped? is this going to happen now matter what to? ? >> the hopper, it is charlie's way of coming in and raising a flag and it will create a lot of attention and get all our attention and that is probably a good thing. the fact that we spend over $1 billion per year on content, we do that because we get advertising support. in the and, a technology like that could create real carnage for the industry. he has not done it yet with the cable channels. i th

it would mabel us to get -- enable us to get what we need to do and a lot of that, get better results for less money. and i like to say in everything we do, everything i do i know i can do better. i think the same is true of my 99 colleagues. i believe that's true of most federal programs and one of our challenges is to figure out how to get better results for everything we do. today we're -- had an interesting hearing on medicaid program and how do we get better results for less money, reduce improper payments, reduce fraud lawses -- losses which are about 10% of what they spend in medicaid and medicare. but a recurring theme for me and the subcommittee i lead on financial management in the senate is how do we get better results for less money or for the same amount of money. that's not a democratic idea, not a republican idea, not a liberal idea or a conservative idea. it's just a smart idea in a day of age of trillion-dollar deficits and deficits coming down but still too high and while we wait to do that big deal, hit that home run with something like the bowles-simpson recommenda

and so said the cart vendors the waitresses like mabel and maureen. how mabel and lauereen stroll indeed full skirted prichled merrily the moon lit evening arms in other men's arms. this next one is, the next 2, which are my last 2 are something about passing. among us. in the sunken spring as in winter and fall and every season that our teak of spring with souro and jubulation are fragile hearts are as children grabbing drink tumblers spilld and milky. teach finger tips reaches for the stars and night clouds hopeful that we might give respite to our orbegans our earth bound regrets. we ask or wonder in the moments when we catch ourselves breathing where do the beloved go. in the warm cham bers of the living. we imagine how they might wallow away our earthly number of days playing gin rummy with another grand mother. ladies of historical footnotes. telescope the heavens on capurncus's shirt tales. wounds and so spots pounding out quiet inner drum beats while we traverse the gravity boots. warmed bite disassistant c.j. hunt inner spaces is dusted with