blessed and more ready to take action when they came. >> i want to thank sonya davis, one of our peacemakersthe community. a healer, civil rights attorney, and she has been a member of the restorative justice for youth program in oakland. linda. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the koret auditorium of the san francisco public library. i'm a member of the african- american interest committee here at the library. it is our hope that you will be profoundly moved and inspired by what you hear and see today. social justice is concerned with equal justice, not just in the court, but in all aspects of society. this concept demands that people have equal rights and opportunity. everyone, from the poorest person on the margins of society to the wealthiest, deserves an even playing field. every race, every color, every culture. what happened in 1955 is not unlike what is exploding out of the headlines today. it was a young person's death that started the uprising in tunisia. it is young people on the front lines in egypt. slowly but surely, the young people in sudan are following

goes, it could, over time, lead to changes that would enhance the possibilities of arab/israeli peacemaking and containing iran, and freeing up the lebanese from the kind of prison from which they have been living in these many years. i am not writing a policy breeze. there are serious risks. the notion that president assad is too big to fail and the u.s. ought to be encouraging that view is wrong. >> let's check some other stores. in the cuban supreme court, they have upheld a 15 year jail sentence given to a u.s. citizen for illegally bringing in satellite communications equipment. the convicted man say he was trying to help the cuban community. lawmakers here in washington have sponsored a bill that means federal aviation employees can return to work. the deal is a temporary fix that allows the faa to continue operating until september when congress returns from its summer recess. the two week shutdown cost the government hundreds of millions of dollars in lost airline taxes. chilly is marking -- chile is marking the first anniversary of the mine collapse that left many miners undergroun

. >> this christian peacemaker walking from olympia, the birthplace of the games next year, london, england. ♪ ♪ >> as a member of the house of lords and former government minister, lord baits spent much of his working life pacing. >> it has the very militaristic feel. >> you see the reality of war it is, therefore, we do everything we can to avoid it>> he is 1 of the most active members of the house of lords. >> he has decided to take to the streets not here in britain, but in greece. it is here lord baits has begun the walk to olympia to london hoping to re-establish the olympic peace. they proposed a sporting event where weapons were laid down. they declared a truce, the 7 days before and 7 days after was to become the olympic games. >> fighting them, they look weak to their supporters and weak at home. therefore you need to provide them with an opportunity where they can look manly, and yet, stop killing each other. the idea is conceived and a period of truce, that land for some 1200 years, vie layings were extremely rare. >> the concept of the olympic truce backed and signed by 193 mem

and was a peacemaker. and i know he's at peace right now. >> and that helicopter crash also took the life of a san jose native. the 36-year-old kevin houston lived in san jose before moving to massachusetts. he entered the navy after high school and moved up the ranks becoming a seal. >> he says who does that? who plays navy? not cowboys or army. navy. >> he is survived by his wife, three children and his dad. >> coming up, bay area county where making your home greener can earn thousands of dollars in green cash. >> and how often are the fees justified?. >> warmer today, i'll let you know if temperatures will rise and fall tomorrow. >> plus, we get a peek at the next generation of bart trains that will change colors depending on the destination? yes. the news continues in one minute. 333333333333333333333333ú >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> fremont police asking for help to kind a teenager who never came home from a walk. last seen when she left the red hawk terrace apartmen

. >>> and ryan gosling can add peacemaker to his list of talents. the 30-year-old actor broke up a fight between two men in new york city after one accused the other of stealing a painting. ryan calmed them down, paid for the painting and went on his way. further confirming ryan gosling is perfect. this comes to us from the nation's capital, where the public got its first look at a historic tribute fit for a king. the martin luther king jr. memorial made its debut monday situated between the jefferson and lincoln memorial. the 30-foot statue drew large crowds, even bringing some to tears. it is the first memorial to a non-president on the national mall. a fitting celebration for the greatest champion of the civil rights movement. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> dozens of pigs found themselves on the lucky side of brazil's swine festival. rather than being served as the feast, they served as the entertainment in the 15th annual pig race. opponents chased their pigs, encourag

large and now the main question for washington and brussels is what's next there grown to invasion peacemaking stability operation or the new incur nation off you as a leading from behind the un resolution nineteen seventy three as a responsibility to protect it turned out to be nothing less than a license to kill and that was our military contributor uganda crew shelf with his assessment of nato campaign in libya. frash diplomatic efforts to and the ongoing violence in syria have been made by russia as it's introduced its own draft u.n. resolution moscow is calling on both sides of the country to engage in dialogue and for president bashar allows it to speed up promised reforms artie's gun it is across the latest. it looks like we're going to see a battle of two different versions of resolutions on syria the u.n. security council russia is putting forward its draft resolution which will be an alternative to the resolution that the u.s. and european representatives are putting together a letter has already being dubbed as sanctions resolution the u.s. and european leaders want to put more pres

they are the peacemakers police but. this week's british street riots see a backlash for the police about how they handled the chaos the government turns now to america while the locals take on patrols themselves. a source score for the united states has its credit rating is cut for the first time in a century sending global markets into a spin and also. consider the american side of nuclear bombs and nuclear weapons and could they win in iraq and afghanistan could be nuclear weapons help the israelis to gain victory in lebanon and gaza could nuclear weapons the former soviet union from collapse. dismisses iran's nuclear reputation saying atomic bombs are obsolete and never sold anything talks exclusively to iran's president. marks three years ago this week since george was a deadly military offensive party visits the republic to me those still rebuilding their shattered lives. with the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me. britain's police are furious about prime minister david camero

we'll hold them for safekeeping the military term for this is called peace support it's either peacemaking or peacekeeping any way you cut it it means troops on the ground and so this is this is something we talked about a few months ago this is much like we had to do in bosnia we were still in bosnia we were there still trying to help keep the sides apart and that's for this seems to be going because again the monarchy those who were loyal to the monarchy forty two years ago in the east are the ones who are the have nots are the ones who rose up and from benghazi moved west it is they who have been ruling this national tribe this national transitional council they just and this is another thing as i've been well reported they had a purge about a week ago because they had too many people from the tribes in the east so there's really no cohesiveness within the the m.t.c. at this point in time so this is the worst possible time to not have a coherent team ready to take charge we do not have a government in waiting and that's why the situation i believe is more you know potentially violent no

those are the local peacemakers. on the front you will see the figures of the international names.esident toe -- 39 total. there are four pieces but they need to raise money for the fourth piece. reporting live in berkeley kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >> fascinating. you learn more about the 25 humanitarians of the remember them attribute by going to our channel 2 website just go to ktvu.com/rememberthem. >> quite incredible. >>> 5:39 is the time. back over to sal who is looking in on the morning commute. how does it look? >> not too bad. we had a crash in marin county. southbound 101 at the waldo tunnel. that has been clear and it's gone. the traffic is going to be moving along pretty well. they just opened up the roadway and they pulled that tree out of the lane so things are doing very well. as a matter of fact, traffic is looking good approaching the bay bridge coming out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems. on the east shore it looks good in pi fell and rich -- pinole and richmond. and if you are driving on the east shore as we mentioned westbound 80 looks good. this

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why does the united states think they are the peacemakers of the world, when the real problem is thatd millions and millions of dollars to invade in other countries where we have no business being there. guest: there are responsibilities that come with being the united states. those, because we are powerful, we are economically under normal contortions usually fairly strong. responsibilities in the rest of the world have been with the united states for a long time. i am completely sympathetic to the caller at the same time in the previous ones, concerned about the amount of money spent. we have to think about what we do abroad, not only in terms of spending money, but in terms of the engagement, which is somewhat costly. we have to seek aid but also in terms of diplomatic engagement, governmental and a citizen engagement that is relatively cheap. host: two questions from twitter. guest: the first answer is we simply do not know. there is no way to tell. serious elections have never been held. the answer to the second question is they are aligned with hezbollah. they are joined at the

why does the united states thinkhey are the peacemakers of the world, when the real problem is that we spend millions and millions of dollars to invade in other countries where we have no business being there. guest: there are responsibilities that come with being the united states. those, because we are powerful, we are economically under noal contortions usually fairly strong. responsibilities in the rest of the world have been with the united states for a long time. i am completely sympathetic to the caller at the same time in the previous ones,oncerned about the amount of money spent. we have to think about what we do abroad, not only in terms of spending money, but in terms of the engagement, which is somewhat ctly. we have to seek aid but also in terms of diplomatic engagement, governmental and a citizen engagement that is relatively cheap. host: two questions from twitter. guest: the first answer is we simply do not know. there is no way to tell. serious elections have never been held. the answer to the second question is they are aligned with hezbollah. they are joined at the h