you go to the zoo and you see the peacock. and the peacock spreads its feathers. and as the peacock turns, you noticed that the colors-- the colors of those feathers kinda change a little bit. or you see a child blowing bubbles, great big bubbles, and the bubbles floating off in the wind, yeah? and you look at the bubbles and you see--wow, what you see? beautiful rainbow colors in the bubbles. you see the spectrum. you see all the colors reflecting from the bubbles. isn't that right? or sometimes you take, like, an abalone shell and you hold up the abalone shell and you see the beautiful colors. we call these iridescent colors, yeah? and you're looking at the shell and then you turn the shell a little bit and--hey, wow, the colors change a little bit. or sometimes on a rainy day, you look at gasoline on a wet street. and you look at the gasoline's splotches and--wow, man. they have beautiful colors. and there are rings of colors too. do you have another-- the rings go all the way around like you got green. the green will continue and come all the way around. it's

peacock drive, main drive and north san pedro had been hit. and haazig madyun will show us the common thread between these burglaries. >> this burglar and san rafael striking unnoticed and making a clean get away. >> they are so needed that it is not a traditional breaking the windows and ransacking. >>reporter: these are occurring in san rafeal the glenwood and peacock neighborhoods. the most recent was on the night drive. and the sergeant describes how pillowcases are linked to each crime. >> the suspects have been doing is entering through an unlocked windows, doors. and they will go and and take jewelry, cash. they will use the victim's pillowcases to take the property out. >> what does that tell you about these guys? >> they have probably done it before. >> in fact the investigators say that they have targeted 15 homes and last six weeks. and even tidying up so much so that the victim's to not notice right away that somebody has been inside of your house. >> a lot of people have not realized until a couple of days later. haazig madyun kro

the peacock gap have been vandalized. they are taking jewelry and cash. >> they are going through the drawers and then they neatly put everything back and they take the jewelry and we believe they are taking a pillowcase to put the property in. >> police say the thieves were so neat in their crimes that it took days for some homeowners to realize they've been robbed. >>> a plan to place the oakland police department under federal control will be the subject of a community meeting tonight. a motion was filed last week accusing the o.p.d. of failing to implement court- sanctioned reforms ordered almost ten years ago. the reforms stem from the 2003 settlement from the misconduct case. tonight's community discussion is being hosted by oakland cop watch. it's set to take place at 7:00 p.m. at the grassroots house on blake street in berkeley. >> the number of homes that received some sort of foreclosure notice dropped sharply last month. september marked a five-year low with slightly more than 180,000 properties receiving a for

animals, nature in general, are pleasant to look at. >> peacocks are one thing. but later on the tour we were blown away by what we saw next. >> we want to see their yard, where the guys exercise. and at first, you know, i saw weights. but i'm used to seeing that in every prison. and then there's this beautiful pool. this olympic size pool that the inmates swim in. >> have you been in any other prisons? >> translator: yes, yes. >> do they all have pools? >> translator: no, no. >> just here? >> translator: yes. >> you would never see this in an american prison. it is too easy for an inmate to drown another inmate or hurt a staff member. you're not going to see it. i was stunned by that. >> and the unusual sights of zabela have apparently only just begun. >> we were on our way up front and i noticed a long line of inmates. they all had their bags, whatever. and i asked the guy, what's going on here? they explained that some of these guys have the privilege and the right to go home for the weekend. >> the doors open, out they go. they went right out into a parking l

we have hens, peacocks, geese, roosters, and since recently, goslings. i feed them.ter them. i don't allow a single bird to go missing. if a bird gets injured or ill, i report it to the administration. >> he told me that he could tell by the sounds of the birds the different species, what was going on with them. if they were fighting. if they were mating. if they, you know, were friends. he had -- he said he really felt he understood the birds and that they understood him. >> translator: it's relaxing to see all the different birds. we have a small pool for them here. and it's fun to watch them gather there, drink water, bathe, fly around. >> it was obvious he had a relationship with these birds. we were watching him interact. they weren't frightened of him in any way. >> along with his unique relationship with the birds, rasha had a unique living situation, as well. he lived on his own, away from the other inmates. >> he had this unique situation. he lived in this little shack on the prison grounds. he didn't have to dwell on the dorms or cells. his whole job was to

there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you will hear patterns and they will be repeated often 3 times this is a t high. i want you to try to listen for the patterns and see if you can figure out the number patterns. you will see a justure called salon. you remember the greeting namatse? >> good. salom is the muslim greeting. you take your right hand, say a salom. it's a muslim gre

the break-ins have been reported in the peacock gap and glenwood neighborhoods.savidge is live to let us know how police are handling this. good morning, alex. >> reporter: i just talked with the sergeant with san rafael police. he told me people in the area need to make sure there are -- their houses are locked up. these thieves are fast and efficient. usually they are getting inside houses through unlocked windows. the burglaries mostly happening in the glenwood neighborhood. 15 break-s in have been reported in the past month half in this area the sergeant i talked too said many of these crimes do appear to be connected. the thieves are not spending a lot of times inside the houses. police say they also don't make much of a mess either. in some case, they leave these cases so neat that the homeowners don't even realize there's been a break-in for several days. one man said his neighbor got hit when they were out of town. >> she didn't notice this at first. just kind of gone through stuff and were pretty careful about what -- about what they picked over. she dis

this peacock kolff course. peacock drive and north san pedro have all been hit.nd haazig madyun shows us the common thread. >> this since san rafeal robberies. >> it is still need it is not traditional breaking and entering. >> it is in this:what and peacock neighborhood. the most recent is near an night drive. the sergeant describes how pillowcases are linked to each crime occurred >> basically what the suspects have been doing is entering through unlocked windows, doors. they are taking jewelry, cash. they are using one of the victims pillowcases to take the property out. >> what does that tell you about these guys? >> they have probably done this before. >> the police investigators say that this has been targeting 15 homes in six weeks and even tidying up. the victim to not notice right away that somebody has been inside of the house. >> have not even realize that they have had a burglary until a couple of days later. >> in san rafeal. haazig madyun >> kron 4. >> a waiting day with an off day in cincinnati. after yesterday's amazing game. they are waiting to s

they didn't make it on my eye but that got through i didn't know they were precious birds including peacocks. of my own. being much how i want to be they were all destroyed by the war not only by bombs but by chemicals. in vietnam agent orange was only sprayed in the south but there are many victims in the north as well as they were exposed in the jungles of the south while fighting in the north vietnamese army after serving in the war these veterans began to develop cancer diabetes and other illnesses many of their children were born with health problems and the effects have carried over into the third generation. it's a myth that. i have six sons and a daughter i do know my daughter has trouble with her eyes. she has six fingers if. this is the youngest son he is mentally disabled. right the one of the grandsons has problems with nerves and breathing down the other grandson has skin disease. it will be why when i fought in the south i saw chemicals being sprayed from airplanes overhead. i became blind when i was two. since then my life has been very hard. i am now twenty eight and life is

. >> like two proud peacocks displaying their feathers, the candidates jockeyed for position all night tuesday. but were president obama and governor romney dancing around each other or the facts? >> i asked the president a question. i think hispanics and immigrants all over the nation have asked. >> first up, whether president obama failed to deliver on his promise to push immigration reform through the congress, or even come up with a bill during his first year in office. here is the president's take. >> we should make sure that we give them pathway to citizenship. and that's what i've done administratively. >> reporter: but not so fast. an executive order president obama approved in june doesn't approve a pathway to citizenship. >> announces consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals. >> reporter: the administration will grant deferred deportation and a work permit for a couple million qualified young immigrants. not legal status, not potential citizenship. the president's claim is false. >> i think the idea is that that is going to buy him some time to perhaps, you kno

julie peacock, "bbc news." >> we'd like to know what you thoif what we're bringing you here on gmt. the elections for example in the states, tell us what you think. this is gmt from "bbc world news." i'm david eades. the headlines. america's presidential candidates prepare to take to the stage in denver in their first televised debate. 50 million viewers are expected to tune in. hamas government denies declarations of torture and arbitrary arrests in gaza. that's time where we bring you the business news now. aaron is here for that. some interesting figures worrying as we are used to hearing tesco going from strength-to-strength. >> we are talking about the largest chain in the u.k. out of every eight pounds one goes through a tesco till. that is because company today reported its first fall or drop in profits in nearly 20 years. the first half of this year $2.7 billion was made but down 11.5% from last year. why? we know tesco spent $1.5 billion in revamping. that's costly. but they are saying smaller supermarket chains are starting to eat into their market share and the big operat

. >>> proud as a peacock.or the first time in almost a decade, nbc won the ratings war during premier week. nbc ordered an unprecedented 16 new shows closing six new comedies. it seems to be paying off with the 18 to 49 group which advertisers covet. "the voice," "revolution" and sunday night football helped boost ratings to the best performance since 2003. >>> also tonight big night on tv. you can see blind auditions continue on "the voice" tonight starting at 8:00. >> some old nbc magic coming back. we're back in a moment. stay with us. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real

names, considering the weather channel is partially owned by nbc maybe they should look within the peacock

>> reporter: we are in the peacock gap neighborhood where they have seen this outbreak and 15 have been reported in the last month and a half. burglars are getting in through unlocked doors and they are going in and trying to find specifically jewelry and cash and then staff stashing the -- stashing the items in pillowcases. they say the thieves are clean and in many cases they don't know the homes have been broken into because the thieves are so neat until several days later. homeowners are being let know what is going on with this burglary spree and obviously they need to keep their valuables safe. it has a bit of a problem and see what he is looking like. >>> traffic is moving well in the bay area, still, let's go out and take a look. northbound 101, reported a crash near here and that is already not that bad but moving along and taking a look at the maps in san jose, that is the opening thing we have and if you want to use 2 #0 and one 0 -- 101 and across the bay area we are off to a decent start. the metering lights are on and it is backed up almost to the 880 over crossing, let's

at the end of the day, the accountability, they are round like peacocks because they got bin laden., some credit is due, you get it. how about this one. are you not accountable for this failure of intelligence gathering? neil: you don't think it will come up tonight? >> i think it should. neil: thank you very much. or first homeland security secretary. you know the drill, they're explaining the drill how 82 folks randomly selected all undecided voters we are told have already submitted their questions, the debate facilitator, not a moderator, chooses what are going to be asked of each candidate, each candidate getting two minutes to respond. maybe getting a dozen questions in. and there you go. about 90 minutes. charles schwab on what is at stake tonight. and what is at stake for our country well beyond tonight. everyone in the nicu, all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to yo says the most abou

. >> in this case, the peacock here, the bird, the parrot has been soaked in methamphetamine and then the picture and actually sell it. >> narcotics inside prison can be sold for almost 30 times their street price. an ounce of heroine that might cost $800 can be broken up and sold here for thousands. >> we hit the house. the guy was selling dope out of the house. so there was probably dope in that building. >> to crack down on the gangs' narcotic network, corcoran has formed a highly trained intelligence-gathering team called the investigative service unit. our cameras were allowed access to follow this unit, along with a local canine team, while they set out on a surprise contraband bust. searching inmate cells for drugs, weapons and gang paraphernalia. >> nobody else knows we're coming. the captains don't know, nobody knows we're coming. so this is going to be a complete surprise to staff and everybody. >> head of the isu, sergeant john montgomery, knows that inmates will destroy or hide the contraband if they find out about the raid. >> we're going to go up to the building 4 when t

i play the peacock and that is very, very fun to play. i also play a cockatoo. we all play numerous, you know, characters in the play. >> you speak in your regular voice? >> i do. we don't have baeks. we don't have feathers. it really is a metaphore of what the bird is to you and your human form. you will see a little bit of bird in the body, but not flapping of arms. >> how are the audiences reacting to this? >> they are loving it. last night, a bunch of young people were in the audience. it was nice to see the smiling young facesen joying it. >> a lot of people know your music. you play a lot of different stumts. will you give us an example 1234. >> sure. i'll play 15 instruments. it's a cultural envoy to the state department to the middle east. this is a frame drum used throughout the world. i'm going from italy to india. >> wow. ♪ ♪ >> beautiful. wow. can we hear another one? you may notice -- >> i can't help but move. >> she's moving to some of this. let's hear some more. >> this is a hang drum. one side is like south indian and the other like a steel pan.

no puffing out, peacock chest for us. gloria borger, we talked about the ladies yesterday. ask you this first, how do you feel the candidates did last night in terms of appealing to women? we showed some clips. as jessica points out, the all important independent lady voters. >> as jessica was saying, there was a lot of fights going on there. a lot of testosterone on that stage to try to appeal to women. i would have to say. look, i think jessica is right on the question of appealing to women, you know, the lilly l ledbetter act, which the president could talk about, which makes it easier for women to sue for discrimination if they're not paid equally. he can talk about that. that's something he supported. that's something he got passed in the congress. it was something concrete he could point to. so, you know, i think they were right on his terrain with that and i think what you saw with mitt romney he was sort of searching for something to say in terms of pay equity and instead of pay equity, what he did is he went to the notion of hiring more women in senior positions wh

wearing a cask on her head like a peacock's, the mark of a god, the sharp sword in her first, the crisp between her teeth, she coils around her waist an opaque and gleaming belt throws around her hips transparent material marked with the emblem of a define bird. this time she penetrates alone into the sanctuary. she goes to implore -- [inaudible] god of the stars to deliver an unfaithful lover. she cries for vengeance, asks how to grasp the traitor. slowly, skillfully she poisons the two blades, then she watches like a pie, penetrating her victim. then the purple belt unrolls, slowly imitating the flowing blood. the weapon trembles until the hand of the priest plunges it that's into the heart of the cursed lover. savagely, she brandishes her victorious blade. that's a review to be admired, and she continued for yours to be one of the most sought after, highly-paid dancers in europe. she danced in all of the capitals of europe, many of them several times over. she had parts in opera that were suited to her kind of dances and her personality. she commanded enormous fees. and in addition t

peacock family when naming blinding snow jobs or snowstorms. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. we'll see you again next week. >> heather: fox news alert. we exactly one month away from election day right now. as the candidates make some of their last trips to some of the crucial battleground states. it seems that the last legs of this race could be some of the hardest fought yet. welcome to america's election headquarters, i'm heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. governor romney is speaking in the critical swing state of florida but before he does he is getting in a little prep time before his next showdown with president obama. john roberts is live in florida, which i understand is north of orlando? >> it is just north of orlando. it spans two countries, seminole and orange county which split between obama and mccain in 2008. he spent this morning with rob portman his debate coach to do a little debate prep. they are expecting a much different president obama to show up a week from tuesday. one advisory the chicago obama to show up. in the meanti

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