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but the professional artists were more likely to put people in their scenes.s i said, there were very few professional artists. >> the relocation centers include many well-known arts. amateur and professional artists and craftsmen have used their spare time in creating beauty in many different forms. sunday church services, advanced preparations include carrying the benches into the barrack building. most of the alien japanese are buddhist, but almost half of the american-born children belong to some christian denomination, catholics, methodists, presbyterian, except for state shinto, involving emperor worship, there's no restriction on religion in relocation centers. >> if you were a practicing buddhist, it was important for you to have a shrine in your house. so, everyone had one in their homes, but because you could only take what you could carry into camp, there was no room to put your family obudsudan. when they got into camp the first thing was to construct something to put their ancestral tablet, to be able to worship properly. and as you can see behind

the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the singapore tourism board -- there is something for everyone, singapore airlines -- great way to fly. poongsan corporation, forging a higher global standard. the ctc foundation, afo communications, and the rotondaro family trust. you write in the book, and intelligence community, and you mentioned the national security agency -- 16 different agencies, 1000 federal organizations. that is just mind-blowing. you mentioned a director of national intelligence, and of course we have the department of homeland security. how many security top-secret security clearances do we have floating around the united states? >> we estimated there were about 865000. >> 800,000 people? >> the government has published a figure larger than that. it is over 1 million. we started out saying we would find everything that is secret in the number of agencies, programs, and companies, but at the secret level we discovered there was no way we could ever hope to count how many people operate at the caller: -- sec

but what they've done with their professional lives, how many doors they've opened for other people. and you take a look at david louie who's been at abc news for over 40 years covering all different kinds of beats. and just last week as i, along with mayor kwan and mayor chuck reed were being interviewed at the silicon valley leadership c.e.o. forum about technology, and about what our cities are doing in the region, there was david louie covering that information, that news, trying to highlight for the peninsula and the east bay and other communities in the bay area what our three mayors were doing. what we were doing with business, how technology was part of that. he's been the first minority elected chairman of the board of national academy of television arts and sciences in 1984. he's an emmy award winner of course. but more importantly, i think, is that he's used his position all these years and also as a member. asian-american journalists to promote others. that's really to me the key to success. when you get to a position of dignified contribution, you then open the doors for

there's more to it than looking professional. >> of course, of course. it acts it, as well. >> taking great umbrage. no, no. there's a real need. if we turn one of these burners on here, see if we can turn something on. that's enough for cooking at home, for some people. that 15,000 b.t.u.'s. >> what do you have at your house? >> it's a little over 20,000 now about what it takes to do a little wok cooking. >> is that 20,000 b.t.u.'s or $20,000? >> both. so the people who eat for survival don't need 22,000 b.t.u. burners. they need a microwave. >> i have to say, my grandmother was the greatest cook in the world, she wrote a cookbook, taught cooking classes, she had the simplest little stove and kitchen in the sunset district, she taught me, to be a good cook, you need a good heart and a sharp knife. so you don't need b.t.u.'s in my opinion. >> i'm going to add double oven. >> rachel added a double oven. to meet your kitchen remodel expectations, it is not necessary in all cases to completely redo your kitchen. i have seen many kitchens that have been succ

john chapla who is a professional staff member of the armied services committee, and above reproach. he is very good about keeping the five-minute rule, including with both chairman. and at this time, i'd like to ask mr. condon, first of all, it's exciting, and i hope people do hear the good news that you can access records now by the internet, as a person who has a direct family member there. it means a lot to me. as a citizen of our country, and, also, as a member of congress. in your report you have identified that more than 57,000 grave discrepancies still have to be resolved. i'd like to focus on what the most serious are, and particularly 14,000 critical discrepancies. what is the correction timeline and funding required to address the critical deficiencies? >> mr. chairman, the critical -- in our accountability what we have done is, we started the process with business rules. in one of our business rules to match the photo that the old guard took of each and every grave site and ditch was that, we had to match that with at least two records. most of those 14,000 discrepancies

kimberly bryant is a biotechnology and engineering professional who spent the last decade in a series of technical leadership roles for fortune 100 companies including genentech, of dupont, and pfizer. she received her bachelor's in engineering degree from vanderbilt with a major in electrical engineering and a minor in computer science and math. you are far smarter than most of us here. i wanted to honor you for two reasons. kimberly has been active in the neighborhood association with in my district. i want to thank you for your leadership in that area. just as importantly, we ought -- talks here about the digital divide. the fact that we have a booming technology industry and get a lot of challenges in making sure the diversity of our residents are being served and are able to get employment within this world. last year she founded an organization called black girls code to meet the needs of women under represented in technology. sheep introduced african- american and latino girls between the ages of 7 and 14 to the field of computer programming and digital technology. black girl's

[ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips. 3d white toothpaste and rinse. from crest. life opens up when you do. >> you are watching abc7 news 11, on your side. >> a d.c. home is seriously damaged after a police cruiser today. into late it happened in southeast. >> we are live at police headquarters with the story. good evening. d.c. police say this was an accident. they were in pursuit of a robbery suspect when one of the officers lost control and slammed into somebody's house. d.c. fire crews spent much of the evening tried to stabilize this southeast,. -- this southeast house. >> thomas scott says he heard just after 4:00 this afternoon. find out that to noise was this car neighbor's son. find it kind of strange. >> d.c. police said one of the robbery was chasing a on foot. a second officer tried to provide back up. had an accident. " unfortunately, in the course duties, things like this happen. we are thankful that no one was injured. us offresident told not the first been hit by ahas vehicle. she and her grandson are okay

like many have said, the green cross is professional.make an informed decision about the prescriptions i want to use. what works best for me. i]the idea of being able to come in and talk to their staff, they're so informed to find out what strains are available. what chemical compositions they have, what works best for me and my illness. what other patients might be using that would work for me. that would be valuable. i would like to address the issue of the fear in the community. it is unfortunate. i am a patient. i am not a criminal. i am not a drug addict. t(i do not abuse or use medical marijuanaç in -- around the children. i have respect for the neighborhood. and just to say that there could possibly be more people here as well in favor of this, but well in favor of this, but cannot be here because they are

but we have a word we use, professional. we try to be professional around people that have suffered a loss like this because they don't want us to come -- you don't want to go into somebody's house and be joking and having a good time. it's unprofessional. when you are dealing with somebody who has a loss like this, just think of the word professional. that's what we try to do. this sort of body language here, she's trying to comfort here, do you think she's buying it? not with that body language. she's not really buying it. some people won't. some people will never be the same. like that thing with katrina, some people are really good but you can tell just under the surface that they are a wreck. give them space, try to be professional, try to comfort them if you can, but some people won't let you. and don't take it personal. that's the main thing, just don't take it personal. sometimes people just can't be helped. they are not mad at you, they don't hate you, you are trying to help them. they probably understand that, but

it goes below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatment. wow, that's you? [ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips.safety and public transit getting a lot of attention as chicago police look for the man who attacked a writer on the red line with the knife. some economic development will help address the security problems. public transit on this city's south side must be better that was the message the sixth port alderman in several community activists said at a public forum at chicago's safety, the infusion of money currently headed towards redline improvement should also be directed to creating businesses around cta stations. we need to raise awareness that we do not have these things and we should have these things, new businesses around transit hubs will create new jobs in new taxes within the city therefore stations, these things create an economy i tell people a lot of times you cannot buy a newspaper on the ell stop, i mean that is ridiculous. >> just yesterday a 26 year-old woman was robbed and sexually ass

it was very professional.as just asked, why do you want to donate a kidney and every time i would just simply say because i want to help somebody. i just wanted to help somebody. so there was nothing to -- it was that simple. >> when they started to explain that there are risks involved in any type of surgery, was there ever a moment, for even a split second when you had a conversation with yourself and thought, do i really want to do this? >> i've never had second thoughts. there's risks every time you step into a car that you can do and you don't think about that. i didn't think -- never thought about the risks. i was excited i was going to be able to donate a kidney to help them and get them off dialysis. >> let me share numbers. about 90,000 people are on the waiting list hoping to get a kidney transplant. fewer than 17,000 will get one and about 4500 people die every year waiting for a kidney. basically what you set in motion the way the chain kept going a combination of people donating to a stranger or s

[ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips. hershey's air delight.bbles. made from pure, delicious hershey's milk chocolate. hershey's air delight. the weather was pretty nice for the day after your birthday. >> very nice and another 40 degree day more 40's this winter since and winter the beginning of last century or around 1900. take a 40 degree banters before that in the 1800's but that is something. testament to how strange the winter has been and how mild. twice the normal average number of 40 degree days nearly six times the number we had last year. pretty amazing. what was nice about today it sunshine through the clouds started with the snowfall. melting on the high resolution weather cameras. half an inch down and the suburbs additional rainfall and snow showers to the forecast tomorrow why in a moment clouds we awakened this morning sunshine during the afternoon. the general pattern here widening the bugling west. pacific so often across the country. one of the big reasons for the big warm up down to the south cold air greenland to block pus

a pilot had to be a professional to stay. balloon and keep it at the right altitude you can never tell how the air currents are going to behave. only nine pilots turned up for the inaugural event thirteen years ago nowadays it is an international festival that attracts both russian and foreign balloonists the aim is to restore the to ghost's former glory. vitale. is a former air force pilot on the first balloonist in the caucasus the crew holds him in high respect he was the first russian take the risk of launching a balloon in the antarctic. were made a sectional bosco's and a balloon that featured the colors of the russian flag for most k. we went to paris. from there on to santiago. finally reached eldest a nation prince terrace in chile with the world's southernmost city with. the usual polish it was on the cell phone as hosts a number of stations belonging to the united states but very many people in high places outside our country from the presence of russian blueness they're extremely objectionable and we paid up befor

it's interesting when you look at the report of those who have professional degrees for those who are working for the professional government and those who are working as nih as researchers and engineers and nasa as scientists and fda to keep the food safe. when you look at the professionals, you find in effect their salaries are less than the private sector making it difficult to recruit and retain those who are trying to answer the most difficult challenges. whether it's divine cures for cancer and keeping america competitive in developing the best technologies for the future. whether it is in dealing eping safe and the list goes on and on and on. the work that's being done by our federal workforce. let me point out that the study does not reflect the fact that we had a two-year pay freeze. that in and of itself made the workforce less competitive than the private sector. i want to quote from the afge study that is very telling. i think this is part of the misconception out there. the private sector pays men more than women, whites more than blacks, old more than young. the federal

[ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips.nd try 3d white toothpaste and rinse. from crest. life opens up when you do. >> there are bigger problems at stake in america and someone is going to go out there, i will and talk about the thing. now what? here is the the difference shall the left gets upset. look it i'm talking about the things and the difference between me and the left and they don't get this, just because i'm talking about it doesn't mean i want a government program to fix it. that's what they do, that's not what we do. >> paul: that was rick santorum at this week's debate responding to a question on contraception. throughout his career, the former pennsylvania senator has been outspokesen on that controversial topic and others, including gay marriage and the role of women in the work force. would his stance on these social issues help or hurt him in a general election campaign. jays, what do you think, help or hurt nim in a general. >> that's a nice applause line we've heard and keep them separate. he said in the

why we don't not permit such a thing to occur and that is the whole issue that the agency as a professional technical organization should do its work and that is why you see they make meet so many noses here and there they do not let the agency to do its work and that is why we want expect all countries including russia and others and i'm very pleased that last meeting in fact russia and china ambassadors along with hundred countries of nonaligned movement all together questioned what has to happen in fact namely the elise of confidential information that that we need the mobilization of member states to prevent something happening in vienna which way this agency from is actually that is what we need to be a big lack of trust regarding the on both sides here usually your country refers to security reasons as an excuse for in complete cooperation with an organization what are the security reasons that you keep talking about and therefore you're basically saying you don't trust the i.a.e.a. inspectors credibility or integrity aren't you. well no that is not the case we have to make a differen

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for my job there is also a professional ethics for special librarians. all of these really add up to a really good as set of policies, and i am very happy this document will hopefully be approved by you because this is another thing that will hopefully help us do our job well. >> is there a motion to approve isa? >> so moved. >> all in favor? the motion passes. the next item on the agenda -- thank you for your time. the next item is a request for a waiver. would you like to introduce it? >> the former legislative aide have asked the commission to grant a waiver for the restrictions set forth in the campaign on government conduct code. goothere is a memo regarding th, and i am happy to answer any questions. >> the you have any remarks you would like to make? >> yes, thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak this evening, and thank you for reviewing the materials and the addendum i sent. i presume you got both of those. i know you have read my background and understand it pretty well, so i will be quick about the reason i am here before you, and i w

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ken is a scion racing professional.e he is filming a commercial. >> whoa. >> he just missed a deer. >> just missed a deer. right in the middle of shooting a commercial as he was coming up this twisty road. he said he had to stop on the brakes this is the new sci scion srf. the right wheel locks up and smokes. when we see on these car commercials all the time, professional driver, closed course. >> this is the driver. >> not so closed with the deer. good thing they had a professional driver. if it was me or you, that deer would probably be toast. >> luckily no deer were harmed in the filming of this commercial. >> it's a good way to show the braking capacity of this car. that's for sure. >> beth, gayle, pop quiz, what is the capital of wyoming? right? this video makes us feel dump. >> what's this one? >> this is caleb and matthew. they know every state and every capital. their dad showed them a card that on the side they can see it just has the shape of the state. >> what's this one? >> wyoming. >> what's the capital? >>

professional work and be approved of the whole work that all activities are exclusively for peaceful purposes thank you ever so much going on the program to times appreciate it and so today iran's envoy to the in vienna thank you. well. sleeves technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got this huge earth covered. that you present and on the regime in damascus with a stronger sanctions to date as a majority of syrian voters say yes to political reforms. greece's john credit score was caught again by a ratings giant standard of force after it forced private creditors to accept a loss at a massive bond swap the move was barred last week's deal to qualify for one hundred thirty billion euros of rescue cash. also iran's and voice of the un atomic watchdog tells r.t. the agency's biased against his country accusing washington of trying to influence inspectors. so the top stories here in our team sports next with paul. hello welcome to the world of sport it's good to have you company here's what we've got coming up. danish texts to russia begin their euro t

professional work and you prove to the whole world that the all activities are exclusively for peaceful purposes thank you ever so much being on the program to times appreciate it and so today iran's envoy to the in vienna thank you my pleasure. it's truth coming up to twenty forty four and a half we got a thirty second break and the headlines in the sport coming up here on r.t. hope you can stay with us. wealthy british style. markets. scandal. what's really happening to the global economy is cause a report on our. headlines on monday night a terrorist plot to kill after sunday's presidential election has been prevented by moscow and kiev three suspects arrested for a bomb plot in ukraine have confessed to preparing to assassinate the prime minister. yes to reform the syrian people overwhelmingly approved a new constitution after voting on the referendum but the e.u. is stepping up the pressure with tough new sanctions on president assad's regime. and cash rich germany's expected to back a new rescue deal for greece despite an easy it won't be enough to save the country meanwhile spain

a pilot had to be a professional to stay. keep it at the right altitude you can never tell how the air currents are going to behave. and pilots turned up for the inaugural event thirteen years ago nowadays it is an international festival that attracts both russian and foreign balloonists the aim is to restore former glory. is a pilot on the first. the crew holds him in high respect who was the first russian take the risk of launching the. take. that featured the colors of the russian flag from we went to paris. from their own . nation in chile. as a. number of stations belonging to the united states very many people in high places outside our country in the presence of russian blueness they're extremely objectionable. before we arrived in chile. we were able to fly to king george oil and only after two failed attempts. to get in the end with winds of eighty meters a second we did manage to launch a balloon before everything that could be broken was broken. and. as far as i know only four men in the world including myself have

it goes below he enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatment.[ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city, with terry moran. >>> well, maybe you've seen this in some of the most hair-raising video ever recorded. the man in a confrontation with his mother-in-law. that suddenly turns into a scene out of "gunsmoke." criminal charges have been flying since the incident. but the alleged victim has never given an interview as to what really happened that day until now. here's abc's matt gutman. >> when i get there, i have my normal routine. >> reporter: it was supposed to be routine. sal miglino, waiting to pick up his 3-year-old son, outside his mother-in-law's house. but instead, you can see and hear a bitter custody battle turning bloody. the chilling sound of a man being shot at pointblank range. all caught on sal miglino's iphone, still in his hip hollister. three shots from a .22 baretta. three bullets, ripping into the 32-year-old's chest and shoulder. >> i can't bel

she is a top tier professional in every sense of the word. a very thoughtful team player. in terms of the testimony here today, i have learned something already. she is incredibly bright, but also warm and even-tempered. she is very good balancing conflicting interests. so i am very excited to be supportive of her. she is in deep domain expertise and the subject matters that will come before her. i voiced support to her appointment to the san francisco planning commission. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i am from the chinese culture cent -- foundation of san francisco, representing the chinese culture foundation to support the appointment of cindy wu as the planning commissioner. many people already know the great work cindy has done in the past decade. however, today i want to talk about our work ourccdc, especially how we work with cindy. our organizations have collaborated closely on chinatown's public arts program. arts in store from, central soya, a nickel project. in this process, cindy is always there. not only has s

. >> it's very important to me to be professional in my job capacity. when i meet with the clients or meet with the other educators, that's what i want them to take away and think that, oh, she's very professional. she does a very good job. we can depend upon her. not, oh, my god. you know, have you seen -- oh, my god. >> jessica's mother says her hoarding tendencies can be tracked back to her college years but it isn't until the sudden death of her husband in 2001 that a tendency become a compulsion. >> went way over the edge. you do the grief counseling, you do all the things you think you should. sometimes it doesn't happen. what i found was i would go to work and come home and just want to cocoon myself. i just didn't want to deal with anything. >> in the cases of somebody, a spouse passing away, you have kind of two complicated issues because now you're more alone, you're more isolated and you fill things up with stuff. a lot of times people with compulsive hoarding don't trust their memory. they're afraid they're going to lose whatever association

the professional educators should not have to put up with that kind of treatment at their sites either. for that reason, i ask you to find a way to remove this individual from the school district and one and for all your good reason one and for all. -- removed this individual from our school district 1 and for all. >> what are you going to be talking about? i am going to hold you back because i have a whole bunch of people, and then we will put you to gather. you are fine. >> good evening, board members. gooi am a very passionate perso. i have demonstrated my commitment from day one. i served as a pta board member for years. my children's scores have consistently been above their grade level, and they have been accomplished, part of my ability to speak for these programs that enrich them and challenge their abilities. there used to be a three-day wait list to get into paul revere, and now with the daily interactions, there is no longer a waiting list. i am saddened that after six years of faithful service, i gone bowling, and i no longer feel comfortable due to the negative influence t