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ç and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide.aptioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: today, the supreme court held its second day of hearings on the healthcare reform law, the conservative justices vigorously questioned the obama administration's lawyer on the central issue in the case. does congress exceed its constitutional authority in requiring most americans to purchase health insurance? >> assume for the moment this is unprecedented this is a step beyond whangt our cases have the affirmative to go into commerce. if that is so, did you not have a heavy burden of justification? >> i understand that we must presume laws are constitutional, but even so, when you are changing the relation of the individual to the government in this, what we can stipulate i think is a unique way do, you not have a heavy burden of justification to show authorization under the constitution? >> that is the area that congress was chosen to regulate. this was the healthcare market, e

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austin weird, it is south by southwest fits the bill and it has grown from just music to film to multimedialike a rolling event. look almost like a sundance or the cannes film festival and it is more about the future more so than the moment. it has an incredible reputation that it built up over the last five years, outside of texas. a lot of hipsters have always known south by southwest but people outside of the main stream -- like i remember when my mother learned about the sundance film festival in '94 or something like that. now my mother asks about questions are you going to the south by southwest or something like that. it is culturally relevant beyond the hipsters itself. it has built itself nicely and not by limiting one thing. i started with with music and they branched in to film and now if you are involved in web design or multimedia, there's a place for you here, as welt. it is like the san diego comic con of film, music and on-line community. >> there are going to be a million bands descending upon austin in a short period of time and they will be playing in the streets and venu

a newscast was the next logical step in a multimedia strategy. police also reach out to tens of thousands of followers. twitter, facebook. >> we need to arm them with information. so people will give police information about the bad things that are happening. we will partner with the state's attorney's office. >> it has not been an easy transition to this side of the camera. at times -- >> it was terrifying. >> worth it, they say. a new virtual front line in baltimore's policing strategy. i asked if they wanted make up tips today, and they said, no. we put a link on our website. >> the department of natural resources is using "the lorax" to treat moviegoers -- to teach moviegoers' an important lesson. people may not know how vital it is to replenish our resources. >> if you are going to take trees down, replant trees. it is okay to cut down trees as long as you replant them. >> seedlings were wrapped by volunteers. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast with tom tasselmyer -- >> the mild weather continued today, but not as warm as it was earlier thi

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this $54 million multimedia dollar plates is called tips from former smokers and is designed to educate people about the dangers of smoking and it does so through the grim stories of ex smokers. the cdc hopes to commit -- convinced 500,000 smokers to give up the habit. >> frederick has approved a partial smoking ban in city parks. it have a smoking in public playground. the board considered a total ban in the cities 79 parts but reconsidered after residents protested it. still, some parents say they are pleased. >> it is not healthy for the kids, so i do not think it should be anywhere near where kids are playing. >> off the arm as requires smokers to stay 10 feet away from playground. -- >> a panel of medical experts has made a decision to continue to test the new class of arthritis drugs despite severe side effects. the panel recommended the fda conduct trials of experimental drugs but it did impose safety precautions. the medication could lead to bond k. enjoy it. in 2010, researchers say there were forced to stop the studies of those drugs. >> time to turn our attentions to sports.

the show also includes objects of multimedia. for example, the largest piece. it also includes paintings, sculptures, furniture, a tremendous collection of art. as always, our visitors can enjoy the excellence of individual works of art, on an individual basis, but would be what to do differently is to add a new dimension. we want to call out those stories. we want to object to talk about themselves, to tell us what makes a maharaja. how did he conducts his public life? maha means big, raja means king. so literally, and baking. how did he live his everyday life? how did he conducts his religious duties? negotiatinart and politics is an marriage, in this case, too. so we want to offer our visitors multiple choices. you can enjoy the art on its own individual basis and focus on its artistic quality, stylistic dilution, but also, if you like, there are stories at your disposal to learn. you can make a journey of self discovery. the maharajah has also inspired contemporary artists. engaging with the early contemporary artists like sanjay patel. is there a semblance

you give us skills, multimedia. we have a young brother here who does movies. we have the young community developers that we started. they can help to create programs in here. we want to community programs that started off in the model cities to help and set up this community. you guys can have some serious problems. thank you very much. >> ok, mr. ed donaldson. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak before the commissioners. i want to speak in support of staff recommendations, that the building be used in a way that is consistent with the mitigation agreement and that we look at the impacts and to measure things in terms of impact at outcomes and we think about it in a visionary kind of way. one person said vision. san francisco spent $6.7 billion a year and it has a multiple of 10 which means that $67 billion per year is used in the city of san francisco. we should use the facilities in a way where we began to leverage opportunities seriously said that we can take advantage of some of those opportunities that are coming out of this resource rich

recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help, or order online at recoverymonth.gov, and click multimedia. >> you know, i spent this morning with a number of department heads, and thanking them for their wonderful contributions for the heart of the city charity contribution this morning, sharing stories about what our contributions are doing in the charity giving for the city. i registered to them the same thing that i will register to our upcoming commissioners who are about to be appointed here today. a huge thank you for you, your families, supporters. you are joining the city family, me, sean elsbernd, department heads are here today, because we love the city. we want to make it successful in every way. i need to think ahead of time. before you are sworn in, you need a big hug. you need the city's official hug. you will be in positions to hear about issues, challenges, but you are also going to be part of making decisions that move forward to the spirit of this city, the spirit that i felt a couple of weeks ago when we celebrated the 50 years of leaving our hearts here, that we contin

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they're looking for multimedia artists. graphic designers. they are looking for marketers and customer service people. all of the town that wants to stand behind me that it is represented here is san francisco's. the greatness of our city is with the town we have locally. there is not going to be a divide here. there will be an opportunity here, with this grant, we create the educational links that give the skill sets and then the companies will turn around -- the companies have already committed that are here today -- like ibm, ibm, salesforce, all the companies that have joined us in this effort, have been a commitment to hire from this training center we are creating today. so it is not just a promise any more. real dollars are being spent. you are going to be trained, you will get those skills, and it will go right into job opportunities and this will be the recruitment center for companies relocating here. the promise is being delivered because we have friends like nancy pelosi, jay, gleen and others working with organizations in san fra

. >> reporter: it's called song one by multimedia artist doug aiken who married a wide variety of images to various versions of the classic ballad stilt only have eyes four." ♪ i only have eyes for you >> can't get enough of the song. >> reporter: he combined it all into a 35-minute presentation that's continuously projected by 11 high-definition projectors all around the outside of the museum from sunset to midnight seven days a week. >> what it's really about is turning the museum into liquid architecture. >> reporter: carrie broward is one of the exhibit's biggest fans and the curator. >> it's really an mating our national mall at nighttime. >> reporter: as you can imagine, the exhibit, which the museum calls the first of its kind in washington, is gadget lot of looks and a lot of comments. >> very roman toys, and it draws you in. it's a wonderful use of the building in a different way of presenting art. >> reporter: the exhibit runs until may 13th, and i'm told there will not be a song 2, so get down here while you can. >> liquid architecture. i like. that. >>> okay, parents, you may

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. >> i know they have different kinds of multimedia branches here, i want to see what they have to offer. >> reporter: 900 positions are available at maryland live and leaders from areas like prince georges county look to open a venue like their own are watching this experience and hope to get dealt a similar hand when it comes to jobs and economic development. >> i'm excited about the opportune that they are providing. i'm excited just that job fairs are happening, actually. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >> you can get more information about the hiring process at the maryland live casino by going to our website, nbcwashington.com, and search as seen on nbc 4. maryland live is scheduled to be opened for business in june. >>> well, a dubious honor for washington. the district comes in at number five on the list of u.s. cities with the most speed traps and red light cameras. that's the word from trapster, a website that allows users to report police activity and so-called speed traps. the d.c. i'm a area has 350 tra enforcement cameras according to poi factory, a website that keeps tra

recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help or order online at recoverymonth.gov, and click multimedia(music) thanning television analogious as a simple area. but it's geographicic of the city. from the golden gate heights and the little area called the extension triangle and the park and inaudiblee lake shore, lake side. we have a number of distinct -- welcome to the latest addition of the district -- i am jennifer low. today we are focusing on district 7. the district between the lake and zoo. to remain something of a mystery of san francisco. let's find the charm of district 7. >> look at this, it's one of the most unique strips in all of san francisco. we have the unique neighborhoods to make san francisco what it is. they are unique and distinct and have their own characteristics. that's what we love. >> i think the most characteristic in district 7 you have residents that have been here forever. you have generations. i am fourth generation san franciscoian. you have a lot of people that live in san francisco that live in the sunny side and lived out here for years. as a result yo

insightful, diverse, and in multimedia formats. visit us at www.dw.de. >> returning to one of our top stories now. in news just in, the syrian president says he will spare no effort to insure the success of an international peace initiative of his striped-torn nation, but he warns it will not work unless countries stop funding and arming the rebels will oppose him. >> the warning comes as iraq hosted the arab league summit for the first time in 20 years. leaders discussed how to press damascus for a rapid implementation of that peace plan. ending violence is the main focus of the lead. we take a look at those efforts. >> trying to end the bloodshed in syria through diplomacy. in early march, kofi and on travel to damascus as the special envoy but the arab league and the united nations -- kofi annan traveled to damascus. the lake has been given the task to persuade the assad regime to halt its violent crackdown, just one initiative the arab league hopes will demonstrate its willingness and ability to act. it suspended syria's member

next to him is the director of multimedia and technology programs at the night digital media center at uc-berkeley. next is the managing is theidd -- managing director at idd ventures sf. nexus' the editor in chief of marketwatch.com, part of news corp. -- next is the editor in chief. the co-founder and senior community manager of oakland local, a nonprofit media that promotes public discourse on issues. in the front row is a media analyst, who publishes an was a key developer of the mercury center. next to him is an assistant professor of broadcast and electronic media at san francisco state university. next is the managing editor for local news at -- i'm sorry. he is not at yahoo!, right. he is editor-in-chief of patch.com, a division of aol that provides news to specific communities. very local. after him, we have the managing director for local news at yahoo.com, guiding the company's local coverage nationwide. last but not least is the senator who represents san francisco and san mateo counties, and he is the recipient of spj's freedom of information award in 2010. that is our pan

inside full, diverse, and in multimedia format. -- insightful.s at dw.de. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. news channel al jazeera says it will not show footage of a gunman killing three children at a jewish school in southern france last week. >> nicolas sarkozy earlier threatened to jam the tv signal in france of any channel aired the footage. the gunman fell and the killings with a camera around his neck. al jazeera said it would also refuse to give copies to other tv channels. of violent extremists has been in the spotlight here in berlin today and the conference on how militant groups use the internet. >> from radical islamists to neo-nazis, all kinds of extremist groups have been taking advantage of the web to communicate and spread propaganda. >> an online bomb making video. this was allegedly posted by islamist extremists. jihadist web sites are used to inspire, train, and recruit young men to engage in jihad against the west. >> neil not to videos from germany. hear, two extremist groups try to recruit young men. these videos are appealing to youn

we have heard from kids, young adults, etc., who won access to getting media training in doing multimedia. the idea is that the shared computer lab would be open to the public and of the tenants. the fourth floor is all dedicated to city college. the purple's are all classrooms. the fifth floor, which includes the city college library -- we are trying to make sure that that could be available to tenants or people in the public. with this draft plan it shows young community developers on the fifth floor. again, we are talking with a renaissance parents of success about where they are on the third floor, but those are probably more detail than you need. the last kind of area of update, as we move forward, some of the things where we are talking to tenants in leadership, there would be no more sub-leasing moving forward. right now there are several entities that sub-lease within the building. we have spoken a lot with members of the faculty commission about the need to make sure that there is accountability with the tenants that come into the building with the southeast commission. we have b