mr. harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i capture him. what do you think of my wonderful idea. great. very good. very interesting. i'd like to see you try it. thank you and can you suggest a good place to catch and find many snow herrings. sure. into the temple. why don't you go there. thank you. i go now. going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me to climb over. i hav

mrs. kennedy is standing here next to andre mall row. if you can see her shoulder, this is how mrs. kennedy approached men of power. she would tuck her shoulder up underneath theirs, and she would use that very whisper ri voice that she had, and she would whisper to them. and these men would just unload their hearts upon her, and be they would tell her all of the things that they wanted her to know. whether these be matters of state or personal issues, andre was the minister of culture in france, and he adored mrs. kennedy, and she adored him. so notice, she is standing next to him, not her husband, or not even vice president johnson. and that was part of her power as well, not just during the cold war, but just throughout her husband's presidency. now, we also give her credit for saving lafayette square. imagine standing in this day and age in front of the white house with your back to the north portico facing out towards lafayette park. what if we didn't have the beautiful town oklahomas that are there now -- town homes that are there now including dolly madison's home, the townhom

mrs. kennedy volunteered to go with her husband to texas. it was a fundraiser trip as well as a trip to try to bring together the two warring factions of the texas democratic party. mrs. kennedy had not gone out on a domestic trip with her husband for his entire presidency. she, of course, had gone abroad with him, but she had not gone on a domestic trip. she e didn't particularly like the rough and up tumble of campaigning, so she rarely volunteered to go on these trips. this is just those three months after she had lost her baby. she and the president, according to all accounts, had grown closer because of that shared experience. mrs. kennedy, though, was so distraught and depressed in the fall of 1963 the president urged her to go abroad. she went on a greek cruise with her sister's boyfriend, aristotle o onassis, and she cae back much more refreshed, much happier. and volunteered to go to dallas with her husband. and she said many years later, for all of the horror that she experienced, what a blessing that she could be there when the end

her as their speaker. they felt that she was coming as mrs. george bush instead of barbara bush, that she hadn't had any really significant accomplishments on her own, and that they had been taught to do something quite the opposite. mrs. bush reacted with, really, very good humor. she said welcome even i was 21 once. they are looking at things a certain way and i'm looking at them under the. there's some the stories you feel that maybe this reaction camouflage irritation, but i did not get that sense at all when i interviewed mrs. bush. mrs. bush also said to me when this whole hubbub occurred, there were many wealthy graduates who said they would never again give money to the college. and she said we wrote hundreds of letters saying please, don't stop giving. unit, this is just the opinion of some. in fact, overtime as the issue was discussed, things began to turn, and i just want to quickly share with you a quote from parma bomb back from that time, the humor columnist, who wrote a very serious column about the wealthiest -- wellesley speech

he was her and they were married in 1946. he had been a fighter pilot. mrs. bush always thought that she was going to be settling down with an investment banker in new york. much to her surprise george bush said to her, no, i think i would like to have a career in the gas and oil business. we are going to texas. interestingly they went to texas. it was 19,408th. 1949. and mrs. bush's mother was so appalled that they were going there. she was so convinced that texas in 1949 was just a frontier town that she used to send barbara packages which contained ivory soap and tissues because she wasn't convinced they had stores this all those things. they did. however, being in the oil and gas business in odessa and midland, texas in the early fifties navy was not so much removed from the reality of a frontier town. george w. bush had been born. he was their oldest child, born before they went to texas. when they were in taxes they, unfortunately, i experienced great sadness. following george w. bush their son, jeb, was born and then a daughter named robin. it was found

mr. smith, was suffering from psychological problems, had been drinking, and was taking medication. in her request for the police, this johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is a

her up. >> all right, let's move on to mr. george anthony, her father. >> hitting. that's all i can remember. i took it as discipline. >> reporter: george anthony denies those accusations. and while casey's behavior is one thing, her own words are another. from her friend, melissa england, a claim she once overheard casey saying this. >> and as she hung up she said, she kind of flew the phone down in the dash board and just said, "oh my god, i'm such a good liar." >> reporter: and then ricardo morales, another ex-boyfriend, who posted this picture on his myspace page. the caption reads "win her over with chloroform." prosecutors say chloroform was detected in the trunk of casey anthony's car, where they believe the body of her daughter lay decomposing for days. >> why did you post this on your myspace? >> just a joke, i found it humorous at the time. >> reporter: perhaps a crude joke back then that's become deadly serious now. for "nightline," ashleigh banfield, orlando. >> our thanks to ashleigh. up next, the story that brought us here. incredible claims in the new

midday elegant up until fluffy struck for mr tropicana her toe. or a view of the week's top stories as russia a lot so un resolution of a syria could ignite another fully fledged civil war in the region questions are raised would be next to sink into who suffer most from it. it's easy to persuade people that they can be a terrorist mr truro station it's easy for people in friends to believe well they have a right to listen to my phone calls which they do. broad stepped up security at home fearing revenge for the nato bombings in libya the government is accused of invading people's privacy. and well to mark the anniversary of the worst ever nuclear accident radioactive threats to presence twenty five years after the disaster. to punish reward a controversial piece of graffiti gets a state prize for six eight snaps of vandalism rather than not. you're watching r.t. and our weekly news ricky welcome program all this week the arab world has remained in flames with nato bombs still raining down on libya syria so violent crackdown against protesters syr

mid-air as a good i'm still club district for mr tropicana her job. pushing for an unindicted kingdom scotland plans a referendum to go it alone from birth the nationalists win a majority in the. fresh u.s. sanctions against syria since its tension on america's policy over why some are authorizing this is washington's punishment and not something that's. classic the penguin zazi had his south believes he can move to invest space if humans are causing problems for all three using feathered friend. a very warm welcome z. this is a line from moscow europe's swelling nationalism is now seeing stockland consider an independent future that's going to call him and. the majority of the first calling when it wants a vote on separation well it's been part of britain for over three hundred years but many scholars have long thought they'd be better off alone bolstered by all the reserves of his or m. it reports. starting pistol sounds in the race for independence for scotland the scottish national party now has a surprise majority in parliament and that hell bent

a prompt construction is necessary for her health. mr. sikes has other remedies as the elevator is installed. >> the picture we are shown, is that the bedroom window and you are mentioning? >> i did not see the picture. good >> it looks like around window. the bedroom window is round or rectangular sign? the fixed window? >> i believe it is rectangular. >> thank you. >> i would have to see a picture. >> counselor, the letter from your sound experts who -- her reading was taken at what time of today -- the reading was taken at what time of the day? >> the term. >> only one time? >> -- date time. >> only one time? >> i believe. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is yours. >> i have a question for mr. duffy. it goes more to the merits, but i am curious about elevators. would you normally expect to see some insulation or soundproofing around the exterior? >> i did look into the building code, and there is nothing there for elevators in this type of thing. the only construction we would require is because of

mrs. lee to make her one last ask of the housing authority. we'd like to ask the housing authority to answer that, and then we'll proceed to the other questions. [speaking foreign language] >> the last question, the sidewalk on stockton street. a lot of products on the street, on the sidewalk, making it not accessible for seniors and those with disabilities. she wanted to see if we can solve these problems. >> let me -- hello? testing. there you go. let me ask mrs. lee's comments about the sidewalks. as the previous public works director, in those areas, where we thought the pedestrians and particularly seniors were being forced to walk into the streets because of all the clutter from the produce boxes left on the streets, this question we will step up that enforcement with the department of parking and traffic as well as with the department of public works along stockton street, particularly from broadway to washington is where most of the seniors actually get forced to go on the street. so will we will ask them to step up that enforcement an

supervisor maxwell hired him as part of the staff, part of her staff. mrs. jackson -- can i have two minutes, please? one more minute? i am winding down. supervisor mar: to be fair to everyone, i think it is important to stick with our time unless someone wants to ask you a follow-up question. supervisor cohen: you still have 30 seconds. mrs. jackson spoke to you. i am talking about you, supervisor cohen. if she was not going to light one, he wrote -- she was really not going to like you. we are hoping that this will move on to city planning. [bell] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the director of operations, and on behalf of the agency, i went to star offensive basically we are in full support of the executive neighborhood plan -- i want to start off basically saying that we are in full support. we all know that change is inevitable. i realize my hair is not going to be black forever. we call the the gateway to the city. -- we call it the gateway. to see it take heed and take grasp. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisor:, good afternoon, supervisor m

her hand. you know good day mr president you know getting into any good. yes a relevant problem for playing grat as the p.c. issue. transit. in relation to recent events in the shandon states. well these events. ect. the fact that these countries are shutting down their borders. good pictures of guns and guns well this was. i can ask him to answer a question for machinegun nations because we're not part of shandy energy to music we just it was people talk to them just to get our users you with what happened is probably them so it was probably unexpected for a number of countries i mean what happened was in the north africa and in the middle east and there was a huge market a lot of migrants that that's why leaving european countries made this decision i think you can do but they are not going to change their policies are going to cheat name entirely like you know there are just some minor restrictive measures that they are taking their in order to cancer summit. which in fact you know i would do nationally would appease them actually since we are working v

her picture taken like this one. in these pictures will be circulated all through the country. mrs. roosevelt and half its. i think this was a financially advantageous a reason for both. now we get to the person who was much more of an influence on her as she transforms the role of first lady. we cannot see this person to well. we get some idea, perhaps, of the way that she hid herself from public view when eleanor was in the white house. she was definitely there assisting in transforming the role of first lady during the first administration. here we see eleanor and then we see this woman in the background. okay. the top political writer for the associated press in new york. she was assigned to the roosevelt campaign train in the election of 1932. the campaign train went all over the united states. eleanor was there, of course, to stand by frank luntz side and smile when he gave speeches. the role of political life. well, he cack realize that our was not happy in this role. in paris, years later he wrote a book called reluctant first lady which is part of why we know how much she did not want to the first

mrs. flack and her comments around -- plaque and her comments around being able to serve our students with disabilities in our school district. as we move forward with the special education redesign and we're looking at the needs of our students, we're actually looking at how we're going to build into our own school district services to the able to support those is students. so that's not something that's going to happen in one year. but we are timing up what those i.e.p. plans are in the process for the i.e.p.'s and we're looking to at every possible opportunity bring students back as quickly as possible into our own system as we develop those programs. president mendoza: is there a -- commissioner norton: is there a bidding process on that for the programs? how do you guys select the institutions? >> they're generally selected based on the students' needs and a lot of instances there are not n.p.s.'s here, either in the city or the local jurisdiction that can address the various needs that the student may need through the i.e.p. but we do not have a public bidding process for that. presi

june 24, 2009, i believe her name was mrs. rector, she said she was not owed any money. at that point, august 4, 2009, the city issued a notice of requirement. just trying to provide context. cbs faxed a letter and a form of change of ownership so she could take the steps necessary to begin paying her. did i answer your question? >> yes, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president goh, members of the board. our position on this matter remains unchanged. we are not aware of any new facts that would affect how this case would be addressed under the planning code. i would take a couple of minutes to speak to the two issues that were raised in the recent brief. the first issue being that while she does not name particular culprits, if you will. it is asserted that it is her mother signature on the consent form, as she mentioned, has been forged. we would take this opportunity to note this is a shift from previous suggestions made by mr. farrell, earlier suggestion being that it was a signature may fraudulently by cbs, then that it was not a fraudulent s

secretary of state hillary clinton said the relationship between her country and pakistan has reached a turning point. mrs. clinton was speaking during a visit to islamabad, her first after relations deteriorated shamply in the wake of the killing by u.s. forces of osama bin laden. we frort islamabad. >> the americans knew killing osama bin laden without first informing the pakistanis had its risks. it did leave the leadership here feeling humiliated and angry. hillary clinton assured them they were not being cornered. >> there is absolutely no evidence that anyone at the highest levels of the pakistani government knew that osama bin laden was living just miles from where we were today. and we know that al qaeda has been a source of great pain and suffering to the leadership that has been in every way attempting to eradicate the threat that is posed. >> secretary clinton said the cia has ban loued access to bin laden's compound and behind the scenes swhow have asked for much more. there are many in washington who wanted to be even tougher. but a lot of mack stanies want to see government take a tough stan

authorities there say the family compound is under heavy security after a somali branch threatened her life. mr. obama told univision, he won't comment on specific family threats. but added, when it comes to the american people -- >> after having killed bin laden, there may be a desire on some al qaeda members to exact revenge. and that's something that we have to be individual lent about. >> reporter: it's why intelligence and law enforcement officials are combing through the writings seized during the raid on bin laden's compound. he wanted people to kill president obama or derail his election. >> i think what the new information indicates is he was more involved than most people realize. >> reporter: one of bin laden's sons has called his father's death an assassination. attorney general eric holder said bin laden was a legitimate target. >> what we did was not an assassination. it was consistent with international law. and i think we focus on the way in which the operation occurred. people there, who could have been shot were not. >> reporter: and the attorney general added that one of the

her. please note, mr.chairman, there is never mention of the welfare of my daughter, rather it's russia against america and my daughter exposed a political pawn. the process leading up to my quote on quote second divorce from my only wife on march 24, 2011 was fraught with bye yes. legal infractions were numerous, the presiding judge met in private with tatiana's side. evidence wasn't seriously introduced in the court -- sorry, the clerk files. decisions, consisting of several tight pages were ready within minutes or even seconds of the conclusion of the hearing. indicating that they had been prepared beforehand. at one hearing it was claimed to and have-year-old said she didn't wish to skype with her father and was argued that would constitute child abuse to enforce visitation. this argument was upheld by russian courts. it is stated i am currently in russia applauding a rambo attempt to bring her home and was forbidden to travel with my daughter. my passport proves i cannot travel on outside the united s

her own limitations. she is trying to protect our constituents. -- out of respect for mrs. warren, she has her own limitations. she is trying to repprotect our constituents. >> the day of the hearing was chosen by mrs. warren. we worked with her staff and gave the number of options. they came back with different options. we accommodated those options in the context of the hearing room. we're here because of the unveiling of a picture in the main committee room. we accommodate her schedule. that is why it is on this date. in skipping this vote as are you to have this debate rather than allow for a few additional minutes. >> i am going to get my vote in. really think i am saying is that at the rate we're going, it looks like she will be here until about 20 of, at least through >. >> the members will have five minutes apiece. i am not trying to cause you problems, but we're trying to accommodate folks. if you are willing to stick around, we will have two numbers with questions. >> you are causing problems. we have an agreement for a later hearing. your staff asked us to move ar

. >> what mr. her neighbor? is the recipient of a gift engaged in activity when she receives the gift? >> it could be, certainly if -- >> if miss rash delivers marijuana to her neighbor, neighbor sitting there, hasn't even asked for it but is now in knowing possession of it in violation of federal law, has there been activity by that neighbor? >> that neighbor would have made a conscious choice to retain a particular commodity that is regularable and. >> that requires herself to do something. >> but here we're not doing anything n this particular case --. >> question i'm getting at and i think my colleagues are getting to you address, how, there's a demarcation. we have wicker, we have raisch on one side of the divide. we have morrison, we have lopez on the other side of the divide. if i understand your submission here, what identifies that divide is solely activity versus inactivity. and yet, on the wicker, raisch side the divide there appears to be awful lot what a lot of people regard inactivity but nonetheles

mr. speaker, doesn't the visit of her majesty of the queen demonstrate not just her own personal courage to visit the severe dissident threats but it also demonstrates whatever some of us reservations might have in one aspect of her visit. it demonstrates the extent of the improvement in relations between the irish republic and the northern kingdom and it also demonstrates a demonstration of the status and bold the cooperation who plague the terrorists who plague us in the northern island and persian gulf. >> i think this is a remarkable visit. i think it demonstrates that the relationship beten britain and the republic of ireland is strong and probably has never been stronger and with a successful of devolution of pro process, i think the visits her majesty to heal the wounds in the past and look to a very pry future between the two countries are remarkable and certainly welcomed. >> mr. speaker, since it's the peop people, couldn't the banks be denationalized and give them shares and will he look to the imaginative schemes put forward by my right honorable friend bristol west and i loo

today it hurts, and my question is -- how long will you go on before giving her what she needs in order to obtain justice? mresident, ladies and gentlemen, a small percentage of your practice criminal law before becoming a supervisor. therefore, you got the know how high and ordered to give her the assistance. so today, i plead with you to give her the assistance. let her have some peaceful night in her house. [bell rings] supervisor chiu: next speaker. >> the overhead? supervisor chiu: sfgovtv, please? >> ok, well, i have another picture, but you guys have seen this picture before. it is kind of blurry because it is laminated, but i am here to talk about my son, was murdered august 14, 2006, to a semiautomatic gun. 30 rounds of bullets left that gun into my son. today, yet, there is no justice served, and mother's day is coming up sunday. and it is going to be hard for us. how can we honor mother's day when we do not have our children here to honor us? what do we do? i'm still asking for help. i'm still out at every meeting, every conference, every school, every jail here at city hall. i do not know how lon

mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. sires: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. sires: mr. speaker, my colleagues across the aisle have recently claimed the current seniors won't be impacted by their plan for player as we we -- mare as we know t this is not -- medicare as we know it. this is not true. because the doughnut hole will be reopened and preoffice visits on medicare will be eliminated. in my state of new jersey alone, an estimated 143,000 seniors will pay $80 million more for prescription drugs in 2012. additionally the majority's plan to rescind that man on co-pays for wellness visits for seniors would force at least 30,000 new jersey nng seniors to pay over $3 million more for annual wellness visits next year. once the plan takes in effect in 2022, out-of-pocket expenses for seniors mr. soar. a typical senior from new j

her. she now works for mr.aning and sleeping with him. >> ( translated ): i want to go home. i know that my mom and my dad are getting old and there is no daughter around to take care of them. >> ( translated ): then why don't you go? >> ( translated ): he won't give me money. i can't make it back by myself. >> ( translated ): it's because this mr. lu won't give her money to go home. >> ( translated ): he told me not to go back. he won't give me money. he's afraid i won't come back. >> ( translated ): if haiyan gives you the money, will you go back then? >> ( translated ): of course. i want to go back. >> narrator: by the next morning haiyan's hopes were fading. her mother had changed her mind. >> ( translated ): so you're a little disappointed with this trip? >> ( translated ): a little bit, yes. i was really hoping she would come back with me. this morning my mom called me to her room. she said, "haiyan, i want to go home with you." so i said, "why don't you tell the man this and come back with me?" she said,

. >> with her smile, it is really her laughter, mr.f. >> i loved the friendship that she offered me and i will always remember and have fond memories. (poor audio quality) >> she kept speaking to me. >> i hope that you can find a spot in your heart as i did, thank you. >> you were an incredibly beautiful young lady. >>reporter: in danville, teresa estacio, kron 4 news. (music) >> jacqueline: wet weather with west from the oregon border coming into california overnight. showers overnight and a cool afternoon with only 50s and 60s. a bit warmer in concord. also in san jose. 64 degrees in napa. storms pushing through. the first that you saw was going to be sitting off shore. the rain on tuesday and wednesday morning. by 4:00 p.m. thursday another storm is predicted by friday. saturday, heavy rain fall with about one-inch expected. >>catherine: this memorial day will bring leadership change at the pentagon. martin dempsey is the choice to head the joint jchief of staff--replacing the veteran of the iraq war. dempsey's vice chairman is a al

her. >> stubborn as a mule. >> after a walk in mrs. hen's backyard with her azaleas, where david grew up beginning in 1954, david told nbc 4 that the $1,000 water bill case is now resolved. a letter from the water department confirming it. >> that her position is correct that she had snot used the wate and it's been corrected. >> this is great, she's been absolved of owing one mono pep. >> well, she's gone. it's postmarked a year and a day after she died. >> the cohens say janet cohen would have been relieved by the outcome. >> think she would be very pleased. i can hear her saying well, i don't understand why we had to go through all this. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >>> also tonight there's plenty of blame to go around when it comes to our soaring gas prizes. according to a washington post, pew poll, in their words greedy oil companies for high prices. one in five say unrest in the middle east and north africa is to blame. one in eight believe the political motivation are behind these prices, but we may soon see som