and they love the blue moose. and this is rolando with his dance moves.ce moves. >> thank you. i'm glad you like it. >> reporter: but tell me why d.c. public library has decided to become a part of this? >> we wanted to educate the children about the european nations so we're holding workshops in every single library across the district and featuring every e.u. member nation. and we added the preschoolers and we're adding that aspect. >> reporter: and to get people to discover d.c. public libraries again. and all right, what do you call you? >> you can call me mr. moose. >> reporter: and you're doing a reading at chevy chase public library and tell me about your book? >> it's calledordish and publicked in 2006 and it's about kids going to the zoo and they are looking at the animals. but one day they got bored and they're not interested in the animals because they look the same all of the time. one day all kids disappeared from the zoo and they decided they will paint each other. >> reporter: what is your favorite thing about being a child entertainer? >>

they had caribou, moose. they had all the wild meat they wanted.or heat, which was needed. they had lights and they had their freedom. there was no taxman. there was no welfare man. there was nobody knocking at the door threatening to take your house away. >> john lovelace: so with you've had a good dream, you've had a good run at it. those people had start off with a dream and a thought and a rumour there's gold, there's mineral, and so they would chase it down through all the different, like, the hints or the clues, you know, the quartz goes into the different types of rocks, and then they'd find a little bit of free gold, you see? then they could set their charges with their dynamite. so they'd hand ste hole. by god, look what we've found. so each day they're finding more and more. if they don't find the gold, they find a clue that's gonna lead to the gold, which is just as good. involved. their friends would come in to make a syndicate, 'cause everybody could contribute to it. there'd be a blaster, a cook, a miner, a driller. >> john lovelace:

in effect the torturing to death of mr moose and there's been no denial that other detainees were also severely ill treated they've been several trials civil acquittals and a number of convictions it's hard to say what what the rate is but i think i think what the concern is is there. is certainly more then has just happened in this one incident that effectively this incident which the by a moose inquiry is looking at this certainly have been several incidents and in fact. where there. is something like fifty or sixty cases outstanding which you k. lawyers are currently working on. always a few minutes tonight enjoy the silence while europeans cry out against getting crushed by tax bikes and play at the same troubles in the us can't see because it's americans into our good report coming. first though appearing to blow up school children in front of their classmates is not a likely way to try to convince people to reduce pollution but when british eco campaigners try to put comedy into cutting carbon the job backfired badly is china its tongue in cheek stuff but some of the scenes you'l

they went hunting for moose to feed the family because they were school teachers in alaska trying to get by. she had as much of a frontier existence as you could have at that time and it profoundly shaped her. >> sean: that is the rugged spirit of alaska, you grow up, fish, hunt, you don't depend on the government for much and you take care of your family and you got rugged conditions. >> also the culture of the home. when the tv finally showed up in the heath home, that was her maiden name. the father put it in an unheated room so they would have to chop wood in order to watch tv. books were the primary thing, radio, family reading to each other. there are unusual things about that family. at night whoever washed the dishes listened to the rest of them sing while they washed the dishes. that sounds like little house on the prairie but that was what was going on. >> sean: were you able to do this book by interviewing everybody around her, correct? >> we had an opportunity to sit with the parents, the pastors, fascinating experience. >> sean: what about the eskimo culture? >> i'm part

they went hunting for moose to feed the family because they were school teachers in alaska trying to she had as much of a frontier existence as you could have at that time and it profoundly shaped her. >> sean: that is the rugged spirit of alaska, you grow up, fish, hunt, you don't depend on the government for much and you take care of your family and you got rugged conditions. >> also the culture of the home. when the tv finally showed up in the heath home, that was her maiden name. the father put it in an unheated room so they would have to chop wood in order to watch tv. books were the primary thing, radio, family reading to each other. there are unusual things about that family. at night whoever washed the dishes listened to the rest of them sing while they washed the dishes. that sounds like little house on the prairie but that was what was going on. >> sean: were you able to do this book by interviewing everybody around her, correct? >> we had an opportunity to sit with the parents, the pastors, fascinating experience. >> sean: what about the eskimo culture? >> i'm partially na

>> you know the line made fay moose in an under armor commercial that featured the maryland tks. this year maryland protects the house and football. last year they did neither losing 5-7 at home and turning the ball over 24 times. through ur games this season, maryland has been stingy with the football giving it up just four times. maryland trying to protect the house against duke, one of the teams in the nation, protecting the football. duke turned the ball over ten times and they are looking to take advantage. second quarter, duke leads 9-0 in the red zone, awn renfree to the end zone and it's intersented by antwaan perez and first time all season duke has not scored in the red zone. at least they have that going for him the touchdown and here comes maryland and it's 9-7 at halftime. third quarter, still 9-7, duke, punting it away. tony logan, the nber-one ranked punt returner in the nation, takes it to the 16. he's a talented young man. he wants to work for the fbi one day. yes, he does. 84 yard td and maryland takes a 14-9 lead. they need to start investigating ways to stop h

certainly more then has just happened in this one incident that effectively this incident which the by a moose inquiry is looking at this certainly have been several other incidents and in fact i know where they're there or something like fifty or sixty cases outstanding which u.k. lawyers are currently working on and the movement by these these lawyers to try and have an all embracing inquiry into these other allegations this little not that isn't known understood kevin lowe a human rights lawyer the redress organization things he thought things being on the program tonight. thank you both in twenty minutes excuse me we focus on the human cost of the war in iraq r.t. explores how the mass media puts into taman values ahead of real life stories ignoring the brutal reality faced by millions. show biz that entertainment value is absolutely present high production success it's grass and so. all of this is a way to try to solve these people's attention by using techniques that are sensitive to the now during this war we had nearly military entertainment. europeans who were deeply angry over gettin

headquarters in london are disclosed in the two inquiries that are now going on the first and the moose and corey and the second is an inquiry into an alleged massacre in may two thousand and four that's called the swedish inquiry now in that case the court has already heard that critically important emails and photographs on two laptops with thrown by a relevant intelligence officer of cross-channel ferry into the sea thus destroying them the minister of defense have tried everything in their power to cover all of this up in every in every way they could including just refusing to disclose any relevant material it's a court case is. it's coming to light now because those efforts were of the most defense to cover these are are being uncovered themselves and we're now beginning to find that we are getting hold of key documents and we can now see what was really going on in iraq and as you said. my practices are action for hundreds of iraqi ministers. there are an untold number of iraqis who have been killed just like by most was whilst inside military facilities with u.k. forces no one k

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gilbert pulled that fast one on his team and on the fans, plus, he's on pace for you may know me as the moose baseball, we're all trying to be winners, but we can't succeed unless we have the right skills, knowing how to make the right choices in difficult situations. in my job, it's all about being a team. in my family, we're also a team, and we try to make sure our kids make the right choices. of course, in the pros, we have coaches and managers and teammates to depend on. in your home, you're the coach, you're the manager, and you're the person your kids depend on in difficult situations. it's a tough job, and sometimes it can seem a little overwhelming. if you feel like you need help when you don't have all the answers, call the girls and boys town national hotline-- 1-800-448-3000, tdd 1-800-448-1443, 24/7. when it comes to parenting, it'll definitely help you put together a winning team. they'll even send you a free booklet, filled with helpful parenting tips. 1-800-448-3000, tdd 1-800-448-1443. the girls and boys town national hotline. help is just a phone call away. >>> you know, even

way moose my supervisor. >> so, now you have fan and you can say nest one. >> it was in there.'m nest 33 now with we're trying to get barger. >> cannot have nest. they start it in the bus, how did you come with up i'm doing this. i'm going to get involved. i'm a sports -- sports freak but he said let's take this to a different level. sart painting up like i did. that went about three weeks time to take over. >> how did you come up with this? >> you try to apply something. it is scary for children and intimidating throw the ease. looking more intimidating. but it temperatures on the experience. we to a lot of charity work. >> it you do. that's big. >> it has been a great experience i learned it was not being a fan but establish yourself with a person who can -- that can reach out to people. that's way enjoyed it opened up the doors with a special games used to waters i took that to the once an hour 24 hours and raise 10,000. >> we have other people in it you are trying to develop fans. >> that's wild. >> and i got inducted. it was not baltimore i was a fan of the nfl. i had to r

to save the euro this information only came to light when the french treasury official exile be a moose was stepping down as chairman of the economic and financial committee which is an important body and the e.u. structure and he left memo to his successor and at the end of a long list of things he had to do he added one more thing incidentally there's a group that doesn't exist well remember gordon brown he called it the shadow banking system you know there is a global shadow banking system and the money that they control in the shadow banking system is much more than what is reported in the visible banking system and these bureaucrats and technocrats and folks think they try to maneuver this shadow banking system in ways to help manage the economy completely outside of the tenants of free market capitalism that's the biggest joke of all play the laughing man. that's the biggest joke of all we haven't lived in a free market capitalist system for forty years not since the us went off the gold standard and the federal reserve the central banks are managing the economy like this massive

hundreds of iraqi ministers there are an untold number of iraqis who have been killed just not by a moose was whilst inside military facilities with u.k. forces no one knows how many because the minister to french refused point blank to answer questions are the from my team of lawyers all from the newspapers here the minister of defense now say look we're terribly sorry we've lost all the training materials prior to the invasion of iraq very sorry about it we're very sorry that that meant that interrogates is. who were being trained an impermissible techniques involving coercion with we won't really know exactly how though they were being trained. they say that they're sorry. that i detailed in the directive which would have told interrogators what they could and couldn't do it was never issued so they admit. a whole range of systemic problems have now been covered that lead up to the death of. so we we know some but we don't know a great deal. follow the story online on the home page to r.t. dot com. a trial against a controversial dutch m.p. known for his strong anti islamic views will

what do moose and junior think? they have been discussing the new job a lot. >> their mixed feelings are understandable. are these cats -- let's face it, are these cats going to be a distraction? >> i hope so, greg. what takes people's mind off unemployment like adorable cat stories? >> isn't it amazing? >> not married, likes kids, no cats. >> you know his backyard is filled with secrets, and they aren't dead cats, andrew. andrew, you know, putin had like two giant tigers in which he gave one to the zoo. i might be making this up. i don't know anymore. and we have a cat lover in the white house. 1* this an impeachable offense, andrew? >> i find it weird you mentioned putin and mentioned the cats. you have been missing the entire story and right there in the putin thing. this is a shot across the bow about this man's sick, perverted sex life at home. read between the lines. he's into cats. >> this guy is into cats, you know what i'm saying? there is another term for it. this is a sign of his veer -- this is a sign of

live doppler 7 hd, moose of the activity on south, monterey bay and santa cruz and more rain is developing shore and going to pivot in a counterclockwise fashion, in the south bay and isolated chance in the north bay. low to mid-60s will do it for the highs. skies are drying out. 6:12, for halloween, beginning to cool back by the end of the week. get out and enjoy. >> thanks for joining us. david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "independence" by the contra costa times, stockton record, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message.

. >> shoot a moose, crystal ball. >>> to the greg-alogue, it is a smore of sanity in a campfire of confusion. >> so campus progress, a new video with naked ce-eds wining about lack of healthcare will tickle the back of your throat. >> we were left wondering if we would ever get covered. >> until a few weeks ago. >> we get kicked off our parents' healthcare plan. >> i'm sure insurance companies could drop us without warning. >> orie fuse to pay for medical treatment if we got really sick. >> until -- >> congress covered us. >> bypassing historic legislation. >> now we can stay on our parent's plans until we are 26. >> and the insurance companies can't drop us. >> there are some who want to repeal healthcare. >> you can hear them talking about it when they are on the campaign trail. >> we won't let them. >> we are standing up for healthcare reform. >> vote again on 2010. >> to stay covered. >> i how i could express how this ad makes me feel. if only someone could -- >> thank you, weight lifting guy. let me get this straight. you are young, healthy and unemployed. and your solution for lack of

an eyewitness to the crash, a gentleman named moose, gave this first-hand account of what we hope wasear -- and the guy goes jumping off the cliff and i guess he cleared the cliff. >> jimmy: all right, well, there you -- and then they -- [ applause ] i don't know what happened. another nfl player going through tough times is brett favre. wrangler jeans appears to have pulled back drastically on the number of brett favre commercials they're running. you used to see them all the time. he's currently being investigated by the nfl for sending pictures of his genitals to a jets employee when he played there in 2008. the photographs of said genitals have surfaced online and it's all i can think about when i watch him play, which is weird. he can lose $7 million in endorsements a year -- you know, his manager really should have said, brett, you're being paid $19,000 a day just to not show people your junk. wrangler is still working with brett favre, but they're not airing his ads during games anymore and made a slight alteration to one of the amds he's not in. >> wrangler jeans. trusted and

it has -- it will be 2012 when it is exactly 100 years since the bull moose party.not feel like, they were being answered to buy the right or left. really, there is more of a centrist america out there and nobody knows who that spokesperson is. if ross perot can get 18% back in 1992, any decent canada can walk in with 20% right out of the gate. >> walk-what is the nature of the revolt? is it anger or classics and centrism? >> i live in austin and i have very conservative neighbors we do not sit around in austin picking our friends by their political party. i think that the split screen culture of arguing, and if you want to have high ratings, you have to have a food fight on television. i think that that is exhausting people. french ships are not based on politics. people just want somebody to get in there that is confident and that gets the job done and has america's best interest at heart and it is a feeling that whether it is the left or some of these extreme -- 25% of the people think that obama is muslim. who are those people? it is kind of ugly out there. when

we will be right back the skies are clearing welcome back to kron 4 morning moose is 1015 still quitet today. temperatures below average but a slight warm up today. there is a chance for rain at the end of the week and the weekend. for the most are right now we're sitting in the '50s, highs today all the yellow shows us with the '70s will make their way into the area. we will get into the low seventies today than back down to the '50s and '60s by 8:00 p.m. places like fairfield and concord and santa rosa upper 60s for san rafael, novato and richmond, 62 for downtown san francisco along the coast not getting out of the '50s by we could get into the '70s in the south bay. we see it at chance of showers by the end of the week it kicks in early friday chance for showers of round the bay continuing till 10:00 by afternoon into the evening better chance of the north bay. we continue to bring your chance of rain and saturday as well. this model showing us shellers by 8:00 p.m. hour but lifted by the afternoon. sunday there's a better chance of rain as well. next couple of days looking good i

>> for dessert, we brought -- this is light and fluffy chocolate moose, which has one-third the caloriesused an italian meringue and substituted that for the whipped cream so it still is creamy and rich. >> there's three kinds of chocolate in there. >> thank you so much. great cookbook. coming up -- >> we have been mesmerized by the chocolate. >> i didn't think about how no shepherds were injured in the making of this pie. [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. >>> good morning everybody. time is 9:56. i'm brent cannon, checking in with mike and taking a look at the latest accident on the golden gate bridge. >> we hollywood a big tie-up northbound, two lanes on the right. clear just a few minutes ago and t

you may know me as the moose.e all trying to be winners, but we can't succeed unless we have the right skills, knowing how to make the right choices in difficult situations. in my job, it's all about being a team. in my family, we're also a team, and we try to make sure our kids make the right choices. of course, in the pros, we have coaches and managers and teammates to depend on. in your home, you're the coach, you're the manager, and you're the person your kids depend on in difficult situations. it's a tough job, and sometimes it can seem a little overwhelming. if you feel like you need help when you don't have all the answers, call the girls and boys town national hotline-- 1-800-448-3000, tdd 1-800-448-1443, 24/7. when it comes to parenting, it'll definitely help you put together a winning team. they'll even send you a free booklet, filled with helpful parenting tips. 1-800-448-3000, tdd 1-800-448-1443. the girls and boys town national hotline. help is just a phone call away. [louder drums] ♪ [ominous] [engin