marvelously, or seem to be marvelously well adjusted to everything that was happening to them. they were so ver fortunate to find that refuge area when that cave-in left those guys trapped 2300 feet underground 60-some days ago. and there have been no signs that these men have suffered any kind of the trauma that you might think that most of us would assume that we would have to suffer our way through. >> it's been about 13 minutes now since that capsule started lifting up. i think we can tell you that we are seeing, there on the side waiting for these guys to come up, the wife and two sons of the first miner who is coming up in this rescue capsule. also on the scene there, the president of chile and the first lady, and everybody is very anxious to see this resue get under way. you know, when the first miner comes up, which could happen at any moment now, he will be only the first of 33 miners who need to be rescued. they are expecting the whole process, if it goes according to the time that they think it will take to get this capsule up and down this ma times, they think it wi

and -- music is such a marvelous thing. i think every kid should learn an instrument in school and play in front of friends and family -- it is a marvelous thing to be able to let your emotions out, with music. it is very they are pute tick. and -- i am very thrilled, sometimes i get them up on the stage and they dress up and -- they sipping the months of the year for the calendar girl. that may be the next book. i love my dinosaur pet instead of calendar girl and they're going to the sipping the months of the year. my charlotte said to me, she said, look at these people watching you, papia, i'm jealous, you're my papia, i don't like them making such a fuss over you. >> she she doesn't know we made a fuss over you for duck aids. >> they weren't sure what was going on. as you said, i -- i had just the first album in many years of new -- new material because i have so many -- i think 60 or 70 c.d.'s and l.p.'s they reissue it. last year i wrote a new collection called the music of my life. and i wanted to get out of my comfor

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the story of the power of industry in the 20th century to produce engineering marvels in a vast ecoo system. this is the story and rediscoverry of one of the greatest shores, how it was nearly lost and how it may yet be saved. the ongoing story of saving the bay. >> ron -- [applause] >> thank you very much. i don't think it would pass by anyone the significant of the fact that we showed that clip right after the conversation of the america's cup. i would like to thank you. it would be a beautiful place to watch 72-foot catamarans racing against each other as well. environmentally safe too. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it is my honor to present the next presentation. i'm wondering augustine are you still here in the audience. my apologies i do not have a film for you. but think of if you could imagine it's getting close to dinner time. so think of the images, anti-pasto, calamari, ravioli, pizza, spaghetti. and think of the best italian restaurant that many of us know in north beach. i'd like to pride in representing a direct with some of the best restaurants in the city. but

that looks like an absolutely marvelous day. seven-day forecast suggests we are in store for a marvelous week. a couple of 80s coming if for the next week. we'll keep it in the forecast. temperatures in the 70s most of the week, tomorrow, at least in the low 60s, not a bad day, tomorrow. >> put away the t shirrs, bring them back out. >> thanks, jim. >> some scary pumpkins, but not for the carving. >> coming up, a competition that may have found the biggest pumpkins. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness comes in 25 delicious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. now the yoplait you love in a new four pack. try it today. complete bed sets, just $29.99... ...cannon b

. >> they gave me a home, something to eat, a wonderful place to live, marvelous mates and football, cricket, swimming, everything i thought was in life. >> he turned professional after leaving the army and play the straight man. he was starring in a series of successful low-budget comedies. he was astonishingly agile. charlie chaplin said he was his favorite clown. he was more than just a comedian. he won awards playing a terminally ill cancer patient. he was a huge star in albania. his were the only western films allowed by the communist dictatorship. he was mobbed each time he visited the country. today, his comedy seems unsophisticated, downtrodden clowns are out of fashion. norman wisdom proved there was more to him than slapstick alone. in nigeria have arrested the director of the presidential campaign of the former military ruler. one of president goodluck jonathan's main political rivals. one person has been killed and five injured. a man opened fire at several locations around gainesville and alachua county before shooting himself. they say they do not know what the motive f

even jefferson marveled at the way that not only was everyone reporting to washington, but washington wanted to review all outgoing letters and jefferson marveled at the way that washington was aware of roughly everything that was happening in the of administration. he was a much stronger president than i think people realize. he was very creative. he was forging the office of the presidency. he establishes a benchmark in terms of brilliance. he is defining the system of separation of powers and checks and balances. most importantly, we are still living with george washington's presidency. washington decided that the engine of for a domestic policy is going to be the presidency. it is not want to be the congress. >> ron chernow, author of "washington: a life." that you for joining us. >> thank you. >> for a dvd copy of this program call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. >> into night, newly elected british labor party ed milliband, then harvard -- been gordon brown at harvard university and then a second chance to

this meeting is closed in honor of mauricio velo, the marvelous activist. >> thank you. >> go giants!

instead, she marvels at his unbounding ability. >> there's not really much that stops me. >> doug gets around in a specially built minivan he uses to get to work. he's pursuing a career in special education and working with teams at a south carolina school. doug teaches by letting them feel what it's like to be disabled themselves. a connection that truly inspires them. >> i have yet to run into anything that other people can do that i can't do. 92 and so doug for not letting your disability slow you down, we say "you're amazing." >>> coming up next, a mommy elephant gives her baby a shove down the hill. >>> closed caption p for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >>> stay tuned. there's more "inside edition" to come. >> deborah: thanks, mom, a baby elephant gets a big shove down the hill, next. >>> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >>> stay tuned. there's more "inside edition" to c c [ mom ] my son ryan didn't know his voulez-vous from his frere jacques... [ speaking french ] [ mom ] ...so he decided to study in paris. ♪ to see french masterpiece

. >>> in chile they're calling it a marvelous start which has to be a tremendous understatement givenhe fact that it's never happened before. they've never rescued men buried this deep. men have never been buried this long, but now the six of the 33 miners, osmon araya, coming to the surface. and the cheers continue. and there he is in that small capsule just about six feet four inches high about 26 inches across, they will open the door, they'll unhook him from all of the monitors, and he will have a chance to be reunited with his family. osmon araya is 30, he has two children. he is someone who has never felt comfortable in the mines. he's only worked there for about four months. he came as a temporary worker and had, in fact, expressed that he wanted to change jobs. he was looking for something else to do. could never had imagined certainly when he started there, such a short time ago that this would be his fate. and they're taking off some of those monitors. he has an integration process that will begin immediately. he'll have a few minutes here to say hello to his family and as w

the effective marvel -- effective models are de -- the issue is leaking steering fluid which threatens control of the car. the recall affects european and asian markets. bmw also reported significant problems with nearly 200,000 vehicles. you have to have a working steering wheel. >> that is necessary if you want to drive. media reports from iran suggest to german journalists had been arrested along with a son of a woman sentenced to death by stoning. the reporters entered iran as tourists and without media accreditation, according to a statement released by the state news agency. they were interviewing the son of a woman convicted of adultery four years ago. her sentence of death by stoning was suspended following international condemnation. chinese authorities have placed the wife of liu xiaobo under arrest trade they say the measure was imposed on friday, the day her husband was declared the winner of this year's nobel peace prize. though she was allowed to visit her husband in prison over the weekend, she is not allowed to receive visitors herself. >> a european diplomat on his way

. >> it is such a marvel over all that anyone would want to come and check out what's going on. >> reporter: while nearby businesses await new developments, bridge construction crews are bringing much needed business now. >> i have had a number of people come out here in the weekend to check out the construction overall. there are people who have product classes here. >> it is just so close, it makes it a lot more real. >> reporter: prewar levels will be stacked on top of these making the final height of the tower 525 feet. on treasure island, i am consumer editor tom vacar. >>> the obama administration opposed the first fuel efficiency standards for buses in medium to large commercial truck spit it comes from the transportation department and environmental protection agency and would require them to improve fuel efficiency by 10- 20% and is subject to a 60 day carry for public comment and not -- will not be finalized until next summer. the epa finalized new emission standards for cars in april. >>> there was some concern that bay area cities would have to place thousands of street signs. t

you know, in his campaign he was marvelous, "yes, we can. yes, we can." that gave him a psychological edge. in this there's a distance from it because he's so smart, he's so cerebral he realizes it's not going well. >> rose: so you are prepared to say that this president may not have what it takes to be a war-time president? >> he's got to prove that. he gets an incomplete at the end of this. because some of the most difficult and important decisions are yet to come. and if this war with the military... there are so many things unsettled in all of this, the ghost in the machine is pakistan. here is... i was thinking about this this morning before coming to talk to you. what is pakistan? you know what pakistan is? it's the powder keg of south asia. and, in fact, it's the powder keg of the world. if you remember studying world war i in high school or college, they called it the balkans, the powder keg. the thing that could blow up. well, it did. and we had world war i. pakistan, vulnerable in so many ways. they have safe havens for al qaeda, for the taliban

one of the main cultural connections with the area is the russian writer who guard cost marvel master and margarita the true soviet satire the story was supposedly directed against the overpowering russian social structure of the time. it's a long way to the top floor but you can see the adulation the only thing has received. a talking to at the make sure ten years younger the last fatal encounter with a tram the story is loved by millions and today bill darkhorse apartment has been turned into a living shrine. the apartment contains personal belongings photos and several exhibitions related to build alcoves life the museum is free to visit in the open every day from one pm. first published almost thirty years after his death master and margarita has been debated they called one of the most powerful russian novels of the twentieth century and located just around the corner from the palms oh god offset many parts of the story here inside this apartment. there are quite a few published english translations of master margarita and several international stage versions have been produced e

the technological marvel that had to come together over the last couple months to make this rescue possible? >> i'm sorry, chris, i was not able to hear your question. >> can you hear me now? >> i can't, i'm sorry. >> he can't hear me. let me go over to professor and chairman of emergency department at vanderbilt. you heard me asking kerry how they're all doing. they came out of these capsules looking terrific and some of them burst out of the capsules but, obviously, there is concern they took them immediately to triage and once they get the initial once over they're taken by helicopter to a local hospital. what kind of things will doctors be looking for? >> they'll undergo a routine physical exam and get some blood chemistries. i, too, was struck by how well they look. this was a great example of team work from the miners below and the people above and then the people above working with experts, including nasa. >> do you imagine that they have a pretty extensive medical histories on all of them. some of them prior to this had diabetes or suffered from high blood pressure that they're givi

ravens are marveling over the performance of joe flacco against the steelers.g out and hit t.j. houshmandzadeh with the game winner with 32 seconns to plly. that earned him locker room props for suree >> yao is joe. whether he wins the game or lost the game last week. we will ride with job that's th3 way we are. as far as defense, if they don't scooe, they do not win. to come back. because they should not allow them to score. but he took a step for our team3 to go forward and capitalize. >> couple of the walking wounded seen in owens mills, jared gaither visitee with a back specialist in california. he is not cleared to play. he has a vertebrae issue aad unclear when he will return. kruger, defensive end has a grade two tear of the medial collateral ligament suffered against the steelers ann will >> frustrating. hard. i want to get back as soon as i can. see how it reacts. >> i cannot wait until the day i wake up and i am not in dire pain or aaything. i mean, i cannot wait. you know, it has been on my mind every day. every day iiwake up i cannot wait to play an

the effective marvel -- effective models are de -- the issue is leaking steering fluid which threatens control of the car. the recall affects european and asian markets. bmw also reported significant problems with nearly 200,000 vehicles. you have to have a working steering wheel. >> that is necessary if you want to drive. media reports from iran suggest to german journalists had been arrested along with a son of a woman sentenced to death by stoning. the reporters entered iran as tourists and without media accreditation, according to a statement released by the state news agency. they were interviewing the son of a woman convicted of adultery four years ago. her sentence of death by stoning was suspended following international condemnation. chinese authorities have placed the wife of liu xiaobo under arrest trade they say the measure was imposed on friday, the day her husband was declared the winner of this year's nobel peace prize. though she was allowed to visit her husband in prison over the weekend, she is not allowed to receive visitors herself. >> a european diplomat on his way

. >> it should be a beautiful, wonderful marvelous event to happen here in san francisco. >> reporterand san francisco police tell us they are adjusting officer hours to have the maximum number of officers on the street this sunday. >> some light showers rolled through the north bay this morning and they made it as far south as san fran san francisco. this is what it looked like in the embarcadero. >>> the weather may be the reason two trees fell early this morning. it happened near 18th and arkansas street on san francisco's potrero hill. the trees just missed parked cars. crews had to block the street until the fallen skis were moved out of the way. >>> time to take out the skis because one bay area resort is now open. boreal made snow on monday and tuesday night to help skiers get a jump start on the season. >> already skiing in the mountains. >> no kidding. >>> we want to check the forecast now, the weekend forecast, a lot going on. let's go back over to our chief meteorologist bill martin in the newsroom. >> looks like it's heading offshore. let's look at the first frame, you see

i do not know if you have been there, but it is a marvelous benefit. it is a gem for potrero hill. it is unique. it is therefore the neighborhood to take advantage of. i do not see any reason why this new building needs to have a variance for the yard at all. none of the other places abutting the open space do. i am against the variance for that reason. thank you. president peterson: mr. kohl, are you finished with your time? >> one minute 38. >> we have plenty of time. let me get started a little bit on the easement so it is on your minds when the developer talks. we attached copies to the opening brief. i briefed it extensively. an easement is a right to use land in a limited manner. hear, the easement

it was marvelous. i agree with supervisor mercury me -- mirkarimi. the jobs have been way understated. and america's cup event lasts for more than a month. every place has lots of security. there are security guards everywhere. every news organization in the world sends two or three people. there is a huge fall on that comes with this thing. the other thing, as mr. young stated earlier, is in newport and valencia the only way to see the cup in person was to be on a boat and go out and see it. we have a unique opportunity in san francisco where we have a natural and the theater. sydney has a similar opportunity, but nobody wants to go that far. we have an opportunity to continue with additional races after this, not only the america's cup. there are losers and winners at every one of these races. but there are dozens of major boat races in the world every year. it is like if you build it they will come. a think we have what we need here to do that. -- i think we have what we need here to do that. thank you. >> my name is kevin manell. i am a manager o

i think it is marvelous that we are any electrified nation, and that the advanced world is in electrified. it keeps on giving. it is nice to have it for your music, and things like that, and for television, and to not forget the computers. as you get old, it is much more valuable in keeping you warm, providing elevators and escalators. it has made old age a lot more bearable. this program will continue the discussion with one of the most important people in the generation and provision of electricity in this country. i will be right back. >> "white house chronicle" is produced in collaboration with whut, howard university television. now, your program host, nationally syndicated columnist llewellyn king, and co-host linda gasparello. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, again. thank you for coming along. here he is, donald brandt, welcome. he is the ceo of arizona public service, and his holding company pinnacle west capital corporation. as it sounds, you are in arizona. you must have some interest in solar power. >> we are. >> it is hot in phoenix.

looking marvelous. several times a year stone cutters come to you considering board to attend a fair featuring serpent tonight rhoda knight jasper cornelian and many more their wares reflect the whole spectrum of semiprecious stones found in the urals these are pieces of art made from landscape jasper from the southern year olds and these are all lumps of rock crystal from the northern end of the same mountain range other tables display deskilling jewelry from the traditional ural school most of the masters and diggers have known one another for years there aren't that many new faces. only a handful of. work with local stones everybody is trying to make goods for popular consumption. there's a brisk trade in melaka where from zero at the fair the euro master scoffed at african malakai because of its banal striped pattern. that used to be mined in the euro's is only found in museums. deposits have been completely exhausted. what do people take home from the euro's gemstones jasper and mel a kind those ar

on this trip, we'll take in athens' marvels, and work in a couple of easy trips outside the city. we'll make a pilgrimage to the oracle of delphi, stop off at a medieval monastery, and relax at greece's most beautiful port, nafplion. athens was named for athena, the goddess of wisdom. most foreigners think of athens as an ancient metropolis, but apart from the ruins, the vast majority of the city developed quickly over the last century. when athens became the country's capital in 1834, it was a modest town of 6,000 residents. today, the population tops 3.5 million and growing, as greeks from rural areas move here in search of work. the unfortunate result is a brown shroud of pollution that seems to perpetually hang over the city, though recently the problem has lessened thanks to improvements in mass transit and heating systems. most tourists regard athens as an obligatory stop. see the famous sites then leave as quickly as possible. but this is a special place, a place with history so immediate, so accessible, it calls to be savored and reveled in. maxa: we're starting with the b

that is the marvelous thing. buttoday it's tarot cards, they still go dancing. and until a few years ago, they swam in the sea. age 70, 's daughter, says her mother and autnt always played sports. her mother played basketball until her late 60's. they have no officially been recognized by the guinness book of world records as the world's oldest twins. what is the secret potion? >> for raymond, the answer is pastis. she has always had a thirst and hurt and it is the only thing to satisfy. as for her sister -- >> whisky. >> so now you know. bbc world news from london. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can

. >> tom's marvelous story and days. these are a way in. pop sold over a million copies.. >> let me show the pictures. >> before you got out of here -- we're going to sing puff the magic dragen. we got to sing a little that. ♪ this is aing on -- >> ♪ ♪ the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse ♪ ♪ stockings were hung by the chimney with care in the hopes that st. nicolas would soon be there ♪ ♪ the children nestle all snug in their beds while visions of sugar -- sugar plums danced in their head ♪ ♪ mom in her kerchief and i in my cap had just settled down for a long winter's nap ♪ ♪ when out -- away to the window i flew in a flash and on and on and on >> you guys are killing me. i love it. plus it has mary's last recording. >> tell me the story about how you guys got here when she was fading. she was -- >> to record this. >> she did not give up. >> until -- until the day before she died in 2009, she was performing with us. in a wheelchair and with oxygen and she said, you're going to make the book. i spoke to her and

is marvelous if you are a large animal in a zoo or something like that. it is right in the middle of the street. it is not even a notion of larger construction at the corners. it is going to affect neighbors to the west and east. it is going to affect neighbors from the north. i think you will be hearing from them as well. for people who want this project who are sponsoring it -- beware of them coming up and are doing in terms of need or entitlement. we are talking about a john locke social contract. just because you have dart somewhere does not mean yo