the games will be prize- oriented. nothing mature or gory. prizes will be changed every couple of weeks, and it iwlwill offer retail goods and snacks. target range is 3-12, anime fans, couples on dates. i store will have a father is applying for or with their children. imagine the joy you will get from winning a hello kitty for your daughter. here are examples. these are some stores in japan. very j-pop. i don't know if you're familiar with the building but it is contemporary and up-and-coming. it will represent the store's image. this is tomo and yiu. -- yui. they will be representatives of the store. check this out, i'll have one here that says sorry, out of order. maybe pictures like this, this will be on the machines, on the walls. someplace that you will feel comfortable to bring your five- year-old. the characters will be on the walls, think of as a hell of katy -- hello kitty store. it offers a refreshening and new attraction to japantown. i have been to little tokyo, they don't have anything similar to this. san francisco who will be

japantown needs family-oriented activities. other merchants have a strong desire for more families to the mall. this is a unique cultural expedriencrience. families find it to be very nostalgic. something you would see in japan. music or amusing in theme. nothing mature or gory, no fighting games. the prize would change with new offerings. retail goods and confectionary snacks. maybe future plans for birthday parties. it would be for ages 3-12. parents of these children, anime fans, and couples on dates. my store would have fathers playing with their children. imagine the love you'd get for winning a "hello kitty" doll. to help visualize the store, we have pictures of the entertainment stores. this is the last page in the packet. i also have pictures. does this show up anywhere? that? fantastic. i have designed, it is bright, very well-lit. for my store, we have little children's characters to represent this. that is tomo. this is one of the pictures. a few others here. kind of, check this out. this is a new product. he is sayi

so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are running away, living on the streets, and being the victims of pedophiles and sexual predators, which just makes life really miserable. so, now they're not dealing with sexual orientation. they're basically dealing with sexual trauma. and i think it's even an issue when the youth are in facility care, residential care. we see it in the residential treatment centers and in services for adolescents, in juvenile detention. so, we see that whole retraumatizing played out again in those facilities. and t

is not designed for sexually oriented businesses. you might think that a club that had nude dancing and private rooms would be called a sexually oriented club. the d.c. law is so open to interpretation the zoning board held a vote yesterday. pull dancing is a class in some gymnasiums of these days -- pole dancing is a class in some gyms these days. >> pole dancing is the new thing for physical fitness. >> they are not naked when they are doing it. >> the board sided with jordan, 4-one. >> they have just given the green light to build a red light district in zone 5. >> unhappy owners of this building said the decision means they can move ahead in opening their new club. >> it is our intention to run a good clean it business. >> we found little opposition. >> but like the strip clubs. -- we like the strip clubs. >> the improvement association fears about the community will come to regret it. >> the stadium club ignored our interview request. with this ruling from the zoning board, a number of clubs are hoping they can find a new home h

. >> there is a push to better protect students who are bullied because of their sexual orientation. students at university of maryland had an anti-bullying event which focused on students victimized because of their sexuality. certainly -- several national studies suggest that gay and lesbian and transgender students experience higher levels of bullying and suicide. >> what needs to be done is more insight than oversight. >> both legal and educational experts participated in the synposium. maryland does have an anti-bullying law on its books. >> a woman tells police a man climbed in her bed thursday morning while she was sleeping and sexually assaulted her. it happened inside her home on the 3700 block of greenmon avenue. please call police with any information on this case. >> are goodwill stores in montgomery county being targeted? we'll have more on that coming up. first more on yesterday's robbery at a good will in towson. >> close to a dozen patrol officers controlled the perimeter. >> why would they rob the good will? >> this good will store on the 1700 block of joppa road. >>

. >> los indÍgenas del oriunte oriente y sur de bolivia: >> agregaron que estÁn molestos porque el mismo> los mismos indÍgenas que marcharon por mÁs de 60 dÍas hasta la ciudad de la paz y le arrancaron al presidente evo morales una ley, declararon al mandatario enemigo de las comunidades nativas del oriente por insistir en la construcciÓn de la vÍa. >> no quisiÉramos nosotros que maÑana se levante una guerra civil en este paÍs. si se va a levantar, la va a auspiciar el propio presidente. >> los indÍgenas consideran que el gobierno divide al sector con el Único fin de concretar el proyecto carretero a pesar de la ley promulgada. >> no simplemente nosotros los indÍgenas, sino el pueblo entero se siente engaÑado cuando el gobierno dice una cosa y hace otra. >> para los legisladores oficialistas, los indÍgenas reaccionan contra el gobierno de evo moorales con resentimiento, consecuencia de la intervenciÓn policial del 25 de setiembre. >> yo estoy pensando que estamos actuando con el algÚn resentimiento tal vez por el mismo hecho que la policÍa actuÓ muy mal. ahora, quien haya mandado es resp

i had a vision of a very different ideal oriented, solution oriented solution based on the internet which they couldn't run. i'd love for you to run my campaign. i can't be the candidate for your campaign. there's a second reason, though. and this is where i got, frankly, a little bit of exhausted about this sort of gossip approach. being in greece in june was very helpful. >> why? >> because we talked to people who were explaining the greek view of the world. and you realize, this is going to be a real mess. i mean, you have deep resentment of the germans who, from the greek standpoint, occupied the country in world war ii, stole all of their gold, and if they repaid it at compounded would be about the amount that the greek owe the germans. >> is this part of a cunning plan to preguess the economic crisis? >> no, what i'm going to tell you is having leader that actually take time off to go learn something -- >> today the "usa today"/gallup poll has mitt romney and herman cain tied at 21%, you were the third most preferred candidate at 12%. let's start with herman cain. he's getting engul

in the castro last night, it was a festive and costume-oriented environment. i want to thank the city workers who, for the last several years, have made this possible -- the men and women of the police department, sheriff's department, parking and traffic, public works, adult probation, juvenile probation -- it has been a team effort. it is impressive to me as we go through the meetings how knowledgeable and committed these folks are. i think of for their work in making last night a success. -- i thank them for their work in making last night a success. president chiu: at this time, it is 3:30. i know we have a couple of 3:30 commendations. i acknowledge supervisor kim. supervisor kim: we have had a loss of several community members, the past couple of months. i want to request, and in memoriam for another today. today's board meeting wraps in the celebration of the life of kim quindan of the korean- american community. i attended his funeral services last week. as a testament, there were hundreds of people lined up for his wake, including the general counsel

it's called the oriental girl necklace. it has the internet becausing with people who say the term oriental is racist and say the charm itself is derogatory in its depiction of air,ian women. >> stephen: that's right. they so angry they hate you long time. ( laughter ). folks, this controversial necklace has been pulled from the shelves, so if you bought one, it is now a rare collector's item. because forever 21 recently had to stop selling an offensive girls' t-shirt that read, "allergic to algebra." that discontinued $12.80 shirt showed up on e-bay for $16.99 which even a girl knows is more. that's why i'm giving a tip of my hat to offensive merchandise. it is a stable, long-term investment. for instance, back in 2002, before this long brothers laundry service t-shirt was pulled from shelved at abercrombie and fitch. it went for 25 bucks. it now fetches 65. this stunned market watchers who were surprised that abercrombie sold clothing. but if you really want to make some real money i say cut out the middle man and sell yo

was also impressed today to better protect students who are believed it because of their sexual orientation. students at the university of maryland organized a symposium. what made this event you need is it focused on students who were victimized because of their sexuality. several national studies have suggested gay, lesbian, transgendered students experience higher levels of bullying. >> what needs to be done by schools and a lot is more insight to an oversight. just having cameras posted a round is not enough. children have to realize that the targets and the delays have more in common than they think. >> both legal and educational experts expect -- participated in the symposium. maryland already has anti billing on the books to protect students regardless of race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. a man climbed into a woman's bed and sexually assaulting her. it happened on agreed not avenue. you are urged to call baltimore police with any information on that case. out -- are goodwill stores being targeted? just as we were reporting a robbery at towson, police say another was him p

homogenized unified social forces the muslim brotherhood it is an islamist oriented organization. and we have cases now in morocco in tunisia or other islamist oriented organizations came to power what does this mean for the west and how we act if this tendency continues and spreads over into egypt also there is a trend of sunni islamic. revival in the region what does this mean for the worst. of course. regardless of whether it will be islamic government of not in these countries. the new leaders will not be as. close to the west as the old leaders. of the bin ali and the good news this is. don't forget that for example if you speak about islamic terrorism one of the reasons that people cite for the rise of islamic terrorism is the suppression of islamist politicians in these countries so when these politicians get involved in politics when they start playing the political game they will be a match for the worst in the sense that there will be lots of challenges will definitely take a firmer stand when it comes to something like the israeli palestinian conflict they would not acc

the manufacturing sector is more export oriented. germany does not feel as much of the euro as other countries. exports in the manufacturing sector seem to be hit. >> some other business news making headlines. coble mining -- global mining stocks have been hit hard. this has been passed by austria's lower house of parliament. the levees still needs the rubber stamp of the senate, but it is set to become law next year and could raise $11 billion for the government. >> this is an unprecedented tax for an unprecedented mining boom. around 30 companies will have to pay the tax. those whose profits exceed $70 million per year. for some of the bigger companies, that will not be a hard threshold to pass. bhp made more than $20 billion last year and profits. the labor government argued that it had to be shared by all australians. it bought an 18-month battle against political and mining opposition's. the lower house passed it by just two votes. the money raised about $20 billion by 2015 will go to help small businesses increase pensions for

my first job, he took me to orientation and when they canceled the orientation he came right back across town and got me. >> wasn't just the coach, he was like up father figure to most of us, especially me because i didn't have one growing up. the stuff he taught us, i won't ever forget. he was like the second author to me. "-begin-quotes all the chance. >> of former marine and former chp officer and the vallejo officer for 19 years. he was married and the father of three girls under highly valued community members. >> archivist on the scene in berkeley 48 hours later. the area around the apartment building gutted by fire friday night. by cities and sidewalks are still close tonight. >>> after update bridge inspectors barred for falsifying reports on other projects, this week i'll try and test to prove quality assurance on this span of the bay bridge. >>> nearly 150 million of us .- full-stop our holiday shopping at the end of this week. the one person many of us are shopping for, more than any other. >> and range are activity moving out now and will be replaced by cold temperatures and

. -- lake-oriented recreational activities and do not violate our watershed programs. third is the john your road site. -- muir road site. that property relates to the lake and management of the watershed. we are taking on responsibility for that lease. it is broken into the region into those three terms. >> can you separate that from the rowing club? >> the tenants are well established. things seem to work. one of the great concerns the rowing clubs had into time is the new docks. those have been in use for a couple of years. >> would it make sense for the puc to be in charge of the bauhaus, but not working with the rowing clubs? >> who would have on other boating activities -- kayaks? sailboats? we could expand the use of the clubs to the upper floor, because they have needs beyond just what their boats are. the third is a more general public having a space there that could be used as partly interpretation of the lake and the watershed, used for meetings of the various kinds for the department, with all its possibilities. we think it is primarily rec and park, but we