volunteer with -- my name is regime neptune and him with the interfaith community directed by rev. lee. i would especially like to thank the student -- the children who have been so courageous in giving their testimony under the circumstances. it is truly truly important for them to continue to voice their experiences. i would also like to thank supervisor campos is a role model to these children in terms of letting them know that despite what they have gone through, that there is a role model who has also gone through similar circumstances and he is staying here as a supervisor and that things will get better. so i implore the committee to vote for this. it is definitely a human rights issue and we as the interfaith community will also participate in spreading the word and providing assistance. >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> good afternoon supervisor my name is oren osama legal director of the lawyers committee for civil rights. we strongly support this supplemental appropriation. as others have said, the need for representation of unaccompanied children families o

next speaker >> my name is anna i'm with volunteer with -- my name is regime neptune and him with theinterfaith community directed by rev. lee. i would especially like to thank the student -- the children who have been so courageous in giving their testimony under the circumstances. it is truly truly important for them to continue to voice their experiences. i would also like to thank supervisor campos is a role model to these children in terms of letting them know that despite what they have gone through, that there is a role model who has also gone through similar circumstances and he is staying here as aup

sensational the four planets , jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune. every one of the moons that it passed had craters. again, nobody talked about it at the meetings because the science was so wonderful that science was so wonderful that that is what they want to talk, not about cal tech, not about the damage, but the pictures were there. stars and craters, every solid object. >> host: it is an amazing thing, such a universal process. obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere that keeps graders from being formed. and there are some places that are just, you know, a volcano world's. that is the minority. most places are getting help to buy these objects all the time. in fact, it is an amazing tool. things get hit and a certain rate. once we figure whatever it was the apollo program, you could extend that. had the look at the surface of the planet? picking of the sample and dating the rock. so you have your volcano world, your impact world. you know, the moon has gone back and forth. a volcano's for a while. and then the teeth of convincing people th

then he says at the end, essentially to himself, you know if it's not too complicated, we should add neptune in the ocean. maybe a drink dent, he really was enthusiastic about the seal. but clearly what that's bringing to life is the idea that the united states was well aware of the watchful and even threatening attention of the world. so given that context, you can see how the new nations reputation, it's national honor in the eyes of the world would have mattered, not only to hamilton, but to the founding generation generally. and you can see hamilton worrying about national honor right after the war. in a letter that he wrote in 1783, he urged him to treat them fairly as the war came to a close. not to penalize them of their property because, as hamilton explained in this letter, it was a matter of national honor. american treatment of loyalists after the war would say a lot about the character of the new nation and hamilton wanted the nation to start off on the right foot. so hamilton was thinking about national honor almost from the launching of the new nation, but he really concerned h

not a thousand years old, but the moon festival -- three years old, there's a theme for this, the neptuneration kicks off a weekend long old school carnival with a pet parade, vintage cars, and performances on the unplugged stage. with always as events on the island, free secure bike parking in the area meaning they prefer you leave the car out of the area. of course, come monday morning, you'll jump back into the car and join so many others so join me as i track the commute back here on "today in the bay." >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> you paid for it, but he got the perks. this morning, we expose a public official who's racking up rewards using taxpayer dollars. investive reporter, jenna, joins us now with a look another how a local department director is turning taxpayer conferences into personal perks. jenna? >> reporter: multiple sources within the department of child support services believes the man in charge uses the position of power for personal gain. the records back it up. now the county opened an investigation into the director's travel spending. >> because the

every -- the four planets being jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune. every one of the moons it passed had craters. again, it sent back this stuff. nobody talk about it at the meetings because the science was so wonderful -- i was at those meetings at the near encounters, the science was so wonderful that's what they wanted to talk about, the jpl. not about cal tech -- at cal tech, not about the damage, what the -- but the pictures were there horrendous scars and craters by every solid object those spacecraft pass. >> host: it's such a universal process. there are some -- obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere, that keeps craters from being formed, and there are some places that are just volcano world. that's the minority. mose places are getting pelted by these objects all the time. all these objects all the time, and in fact it's an amazing tool because things get hit at a certain rate and once we figured out what the rate was by measuring the ages of features on the moon, from the apollo program, you could extend that to all the other objects

it's a laser etched picture of neptune. it's a statue next to his bed.bow." one again, robert plant and the sensational space shifters, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i found a lucky charm i dressed it up with love i crossed the seven seas for you ♪ ♪ would it be enough and i will be a rainbow when your storm is gone ♪ ♪ and i will bring my song to you and i will carry on ♪ ♪ ooh oooh oooh oooh ♪ ♪ i'm reachin' for the stars in the sky above ♪ ♪ i will bring their beauty home the colors of my love ♪ ♪ and i will be the rainbow when your storm is gone and i will bring my song to you and i will carry on ♪ ♪ ooh oooh ooh oooh ooh oooh ooh oooh, yeah ♪ ♪ now love is enough though the world be a wind ♪ ♪ and the woods have no voice but the voice of complaining ♪ ♪ my hands shall not tremble my feet shall not falter the eyes shall not weary the feet shall not alter ♪ ♪ oh, this rainbow oh, this rainbow can't you see the eyes are the eyes of a lover ♪ ♪ pocket full of hearts a pocket filled with love love that carries all before the passion a

types called small rocky planets like the earth or gas giant planets like jupiter and places like neptune and what we have learned is that the majority of planetary systems are configured somewhat differently. orbits tend to be less circulate more elliptical for example. the orbit is quite spread out as if planet formation run a muck and the system made lots of planets and they are clustered around the parent star like bugs around a pot of honey or something. there are also types of planets that simply don't exist in our solar system. for example there are planets out there which are very abundant. 60% of the solar system include planets called super earth. they are somewhat larger than the earth but not as large as the planet like jupiter. they might have expected there could be such things but we didn't know for sure and we didn't know that most other systems contain one of those worlds. and what does that all mean for life? that's a big question. we don't know the answer to that. >> host: shows a little bit that we are unique and we may be in a special circumstance. >> guest: is one's

around the size of neptune, making the smallest planet ever known.sking for your thoughts on the oklahoma workplace beheading is an act of home grown terrorism or disgruntled employee. >> this is nothing but terrorism showing its head in this country. first impression -- using it as a excuse for settling personal grudges. that does it for me here in washington. before we go, we want to talk you about a special event happening in venice. ladies, he's off the market. george clooney will walk down the aisle with alamuddin. stay tuned. >>> hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters zpl an investigation under way into a brutal workplace beheading in oklahoma where police say they have yet to make an arrest. >>> also in oklahoma, a college softball team involved in a deadly crash on the highway. authorities say a tractor-trailer swerved across the median plowing directly into the side of the team's bus. >>> and chicago, still facing travel delays, one day after a fire at an air traffic control center that was allegedly started on purp