and here to tell you a little bit more about community works is ruth morgan, so help me welcome ruth

. >> reporter: his mother ruth is upset not only by the sudden nature of the cancellation but by the way the whole situation has been handled. >> we start contacting other families. they are hearing nothing. we start trying to find other people that are in connection with the camp and there is no news. nothing. and we find out that they're closed. >> reporter: the diabetes society offices are locked uptight with a closed sign on the door and most of the office furniture removed. but what ruth miller is really sad about is the opportunity her son is missing. >> it's been an amazing change. from the moment he leaves for camp to the time he gets back to camp, it's like a different kid. he has been able to take charge of his own diabetes. >> reporter: the diabetes society has now retained a law firm which issued a statement which reads in part, while the families of the children at the camps contribute to the camps, a good portion of each child's camp cost is paid for with donations and other resources which have dried up recently. the board has been working with other nonprofits includi

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and here to tell you a little bit more about community works is ruth morgan, so help me welcome ruth morgan. thank you. . >> thank you. i do hope that if you haven't seen the exhibit, you will go up to the skylight gallery and see it. the project actually involved over 225 young people who studied the japanese internment through the personal stories of 15 people who were interned or impacted by the internment. and the exhibition highlights the individual stories of each of the japanese americans who came into the classroom, as well as the rich student responses to these stories. the project really gave the students space to make very meaningful connections between the historical event of the japanese internment and contemporary and historical instances of social injustice in america today. but we're here today to meet phillip and chloe, so i want to introduce you to them. phillip also was one of the gracious japanese americans who came into the classroom and told his story. phillip congatonda went to law school and graduated hastings law school but never actually practiced law. he be

. >> reporter: his mother ruth is upset not only by the sudden nature of the cancellation but by theole situation has been handled. >> we start contacting other families. they are hearing nothing. we start trying to find other people that are in connection with the camp and there is no news. nothing. and we find out that they're closed. >> reporter: the diabetes society offices are locked tight with a closed sign on the door and most of the office furniture now removed. but what ruth miller is really sad about is the opportunity her son is missing. >> it's been an amazing change. from the moment he leaves for camp to the time he gets back to camp, it's like a different kid. he has been able to take charge of his own diabetes. >> reporter: the diabetes society has now retained a law firm which issued a statement which reads in part, while the families of the children at the camps contribute to the camps, a good portion of each child's camp cost is paid for with donations and other resources which have dried up recently. the board has been working with other nonprofits including the am

i know you love writing about the budget, ruth.d pour the most dedicated journalists to follow the action with the plans and walkouts, now back at the white house yesterday. >> not to mention the different baselines. >> this is where we do the math? >> yes. that is why some of the reporting has been so confused. any rational human being would be confused listening to these guys talk. from my point of view, it's almost a recipe for bad reporting. you have talks going on behind closed doors in an atmosphere of everything must be tweeted immediately. the guys who are involved can barely understand, are you in the current law baseline or the current policy baseline? i'll be happy to give you the lecture off camera about the differences, and enormously high stakes. the full faith and credit of the u.s. >> enormously high stakes. there seems to be an assumption, jonathan strong, typical congress, they'll screw around and screw around and at the last minute we'll have a deal. now some journalists are saying are these people crazy enough t

he graduated from yale law school, clerked for ruth bader ginsberg and worked as a litigator in washington. they released a statement applauding the nomination. >> an 18-year-old from richmond is back home nursing his wounds and told a tale of a grizzly bear attack last saturday. he was one of seven teenagers attending a 30-day back education country course when they came upon a grizzly bear. the grizzly pounced on the group so fiercely they didn't have time to get out the bear deterrent spray. >> easily eight to nine feet, 900 pounds. >> did it stand up? >> once. it was terrifying but prayer helps. >> even after being attacked, martin helped save the lives of two other teenagers in the group. no instructors were there with the group. they were located after activate ago beacon >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00. a bad night's sleep could mess with your mind. me revealed a connection between sleep and memory. heart attacks and strokes are very difficult. now it looks like there a role in family history plays a role. we'll have that later today at 4:00 and 5:00. >> it's giant panda. older female pa

he graduated from yale law school, clerked for ruth bader ginsberg and worked as a litigator in washingtonthey released a statement applauding the nomination. >> an 18-year-old from richmond is back home nursing his wounds and told a tale of a grizzly bear attack last saturday. he was one of seven teenagers attending a 30-day back education country course when they came upon a grizzly bear. the grizzly pounced on the group so fiercely they didn't have time to get out the bear deterrent spray. >> easily eight to nine feet, 900 pounds. >> did it stand up? >> once. it was terrifying but prayer helps. >> even after being attacked, martin helped save the lives of two other teenagers in the group. no instructors were there with the group. they were located after activate ago beacon. >> we'll be right bababababababa you can see >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00. a bad night's sleep could mess with your mind. me revealed a connection between sleep and memory. heart attacks and strokes are very difficult. now it looks like there a role in family history plays a role. we'll have that later today at 4:00 an

he graduated from law school and work for supreme court justice ruth bader. >>> firefighters say they are making progress as they attempt to put out the eagle fire. that fire is burning in the northeastern part of the county. tonight is 45% contained because the fire has not been determined and only one building has been destroyed. >>> of his favorite downloads for teenagers on the leadership of been in alaska will not be handed down through other victims returned home yesterday evening. he said he takes the bear to keep it away from his group. i'll ask officials say they will not go after the bear because the attack happened to the remote area of. >>> the san bruno pipeline explosion has taken a toll on pg&e at the financial image. ratings downgraded his images from stable to negative. a big drop in customer confidence after less observers disaster and the unknown caused him to find the to the cases from the block is repeating he still has an a- in investments by with a new negative outlook is likely to be done within the next year. >>> some oakland ace players escorted out the field

barbara segal, daughter of elliott handler and his wife, ruth. the couple also had a son named ken.daughter spoke with abc news when barbie, the doll, turned 40. >> i didn't know they were naming a doll after me untilil suddenly the doll was out and named. i really didn't like it at the beginning because i couldn't adjust to it. people were running up to me and asking for autographs and i couldn't understand why. >> reporter: barbie turned out to be the ultimate career girl. >> here's gold medal barbie. >> reporter: olympic athlete many times over. ♪ go for the gold a teacher. ♪ one plus two ♪ teacher barbie says >> try it again. >> reporter: an astronaut. and a rock star. she's even run for president ice. 125 careers and counting. ♪ barbie's into making her patients feel good ♪ still, barbie has always managed to indulge her feminine side. ♪ she's into changing fast ♪ for a date with dr. ken >> i think it's a man's fantasy fed to little girls. >> reportete barbie does have her detractors. among them, supermodel lauren hutton. >> what do you mean a man's fantasy fed to little girls?

>> that ruth was replaced not too long ago. -- that roof was replaced not too long ago. commissioner hwang: what was your comment? >> i felt personally that the difference from what the city wanted and what we were proposing was really kind of insignificant. the city wanted square windows where we had round windows. they probably did not want this tower on there, but there is sort of not a real good reason for not having those things. and so the proposals that were shown to us were glass and steel, which are totally inappropriate for the property, and this was never, ever a barn. this was a carriage house, and this is a big difference. the other proposal was as a barn. since their proposals were not to do with the historic carriage house, that is why we feel our design is just as good as something as the city proposed. commissioner hwang: thank you. president goh: did you get a sketch from the meeting with your attorney? was there a sketch or drawing or something produced from that? >> from this last one? not that i know of. i don't know. i do not believe so. president g

this is the babe ruth exhibit. he changed the game of baseball.the home run record at that point was about 29. he responded by hitting 54 home runs, which was more than any other team in the american league had hit. monument park. it's so, so dear to me. to take a look at the retired numbers plaques of those greats that i had lived through. >> there are a lot of yankee greats. so what was the first number retired? it was number 4, lou gehrig. and that was the first number retired in all of baseball. so why does jackie robinson have a different color? >> that was the colors of the brooklyn dodger uniform. >> jackie robinson, the only number retired in all of baseball. >> ladies and gentlemen, yankees stadium! >> we're on the field right now. how's it feel. >> unbelievable. >> that's what i want to hear. as many times as i've stepped on the field, i never lose that feeling just take it in, just enjoy that moment. >> it's the best view of the field. >> one very special item is in this refrigerator. it's the whipped cream that a.j burnett had populari

surprise package petrak of each of the czech seeing off world number four victoria azarenka old pal ruth's computer hitting a solid forty winners in the back and forth encounter storming through the first six. one before her opponent by proceedings in the second six three i was right it would then double faulted matchpoint john defeat of acclaiming the decisive third on a six two scoreline as record stating afterwards he's only lost to eventual champions conflict i think. is really good. for him to play like this so it should play today. through the next match a massive day of tennis action in the men's side of things clashes both localise will most certainly be on the day second semifinal but it's together british number one on the murray against world number one the rafael nadal scot murray has never reached a wimbledon final while defending champion that al is aiming for his third london crowd and yours before that kicks off though we'll go our first men's finalist no back talk of rich versus the man who saw roger federer in the previous stage that was joe wilfred tsonga. football where

the oak cal ripken/babe ruth all-stars won this past weekend. are moving to the world series to take on teams like qualm, if they can -- guam, if you would like to help them get there go to our web site and click on web links. [cheers and applause] >>> 300 elementary students from west oakland are the first to attend a summer engineering camp. they competed to build the best roller at martin luther king elementary school t. is organized for black engineers to get more interested in engineering. >>> john fowler explains what people are calling the google effect. >> reporter: in text savvy sap fran people told us they use the internet as a memory crutch. from on-line appointment calenders to bank a koupblts to shoe and cloth sizes. >> counts to shoe and cloth size is. >> it is all self-contained. easy. >> i use the internet you utilize it i can remember everything. >> reporter: at this cafe we found 23-year-old teacher. she says she googles things dozens of times a day my think it is awesome we have so much information accessible now. but, i think

. >> well, you know what's interesting is the exhibit and the project that ruth was talking about, and that's upstairs and which i participated in, what made it so moving was the idea that you had young san francisco students who were not japanese american, who were african american, who were a variety of folks who were aware of the experience and in some way were making it part of their own life, exactly what we're talking about. how do you make something that happened 65 years ago relevant to young people today so that there is something to be learned from it, that there is something that can be taken from it. that's what's so interesting about the exhibition. it's called if they came for us today -- am i saying it correctly? if they came for me today? which is a great, great title. that accomplishes that. because that's the key to me, how do you take an event that happened 65 years ago that was so important in terms of american history -- that's the thing, it's such a critical moment where the constitution was really tested. how do you keep it relevant in terms of its history to tod

twenty year old midfielder is now looking at a fine or even suspension meanwhile lebanon coach emil ruth stone played down the incident and mixing it gone very guarded as an insult. and that was a school for the hour alice will bring you the main news right after the weather update stay with our team. culture is that so much excitement and we should call on a contemplative debt deadline as the deadline for the u.s. to increase its debt ceiling looms would appear to be more mom politics and upcoming elections than fixing a crippling. simplicial disciplinary punishment. education. worse. could the penitentiary system transform a criminal into a law abiding citizen. and resumes life behind bars on r.t.e. wealthy british style. markets why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on r t. fifty. five. in india old geezer made a move to join the. the great we go to the grand imperial. george what. you can a letter to. saddam did to go. to the colonel was virtually a retreat. the british prime minister gets a grilling in palm and over his tell

word he didn't use for the first part of the season is some things really impressive ruth fantastic. but i think you know local nations will be number one. in the meantime joel for its own gardens and station only knocked out altogether in the previous stage was unable to continue you know it's a game george said taking the problems as the ball dropping that tiebreaker thoughts are stored in the pool seven six six three six seven six three. i do know i'll show him oceans i was really happy. this is one of those moments were. where you can't describe it with the words you remember well your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know. it comes true now. and for goal of the forty third edition of the copa america got started on friday night with argentina able to win the opening game against believe their messing company held to a one one draw in luck nasa they believe opened early in the second half allowing a corner kick in to draw their own hands that likely come close range of the near post goalkeeper so here are metal unable to prevent the ball from crossing the l

twenty year old midfielder is now looking at a fine or even suspension meanwhile lebanon coach emil ruth stone played down the incident and mixing it can be regarded as an insult. and that was a sport with a.o.l.'s we'll bring you the news right after the weather update stay with our team. cultures that so much time and which are called on it comes up here is a definite deadline as the deadline for the us to increase its debt ceiling looms would appear to be more not politics in upcoming elections than fixing a crippling. of sublimation disciplinary punishment. education. work. could the penitentiary system be friends former criminal into a law abiding citizen. should resume life behind bars an arche wealthy british style. is not on the. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on our t.v. . if. the first for. just fifty. feet from. it. can. get in your hole she's afraid of being the moviegoer joint.

have committed crimes against humanity include torture custom deaths and arbitrary detention writes ruth say more than thirteen hundred civilians have been killed across the country since anti-government protests began in mid march. eurozone bankers are to meet in paris to work out a deal on how much private money will be included in the greek bailout e.u. leaders insist they must contribute to the second aid package greece with one hundred ten billion euros of rescue money last made but it didn't stand the debt crisis there's also the growing risk pool to go they'll need a second bailout after a major credit ratings agency downgraded its debt to join. these amazing pictures from the united states show a wall of dust moving through the city of phoenix in arizona sandstorms like this happen during the region's monsoon season which is underway they occur over are desert land and can reach thousands of feet into the air spurred by strong winds dance cloud dramatically reduced visibility grounding flights at major airports and leaving thousands without electricity. activists in romania are c

no yankee before him -- not babe ruth, not lou gehrig, not joe dimaggio, not mickey mantle -- no player in the history of the legendary yankee franchise has accomplished this. >> i would rather the focus to be on our team, but it's great that our team's been winning. it's even better that we won today. >> reporter: derek jeter is a rare breed. the yankees shortstop is in his 17th season of playing the same position for the same team. jeter led the yankees to five world championships, 12 times he's been an all-star. hard to imagine, for a skinny kid from kalamazoo, michigan drafted by the yankees right out of high school, hard to imagine for everyone but dick roach, the scout who discovered jeter. the yankees were worried jeter would decide to attend the university of michigan instead of sign. >> i said he's not going to michigan. they said where is he going? i said he's going to cooperstown. >> reporter: the hall of fame along with the baseball jeter hit today caught in the left field stands by a 23-year-old cell phone salesman who gladly returned it. >> like i said, he earned it. i'm n

his maiden professional award as the unbeaten russian has entered talks about a title fight with was ruth launch a go of it there are vying to lay their hands on the w.b. a heavyweight belts which became vacant after virginia could go at quentin david taylor last week was crowned super champion if the baton does go through product and for much of the a hole that will probably square off in germany on august twenty seventh that can has won all of these twenty one professional matches all of them with a ratings and the titles well this back has yet to be agreed but elsewhere all six of the world's probably wait belts are being kept in one family and it's ok to show off their remarkable correct claim after that period the older sibling the sally hose the doctor would be exceeds i thought with a bloody boasting all the rest of them and thirty five has to fight on. the bridges but you look at i have no thoughts of finishing my career i'm currently at my peak or i'm approaching my peak and i would like to use these possibilities more and more in the ring i have dreams and want to make them come

people work letting the platelets use new airfields and generally gets up to get to nationals like ruth's it's a dream for any plane going to russia however not all of the old restrictions were lifted in the soviet times you actually had to have all this paperwork with you during the wides now the rules have changed but there are still some thirty and sometimes even absurd requirements for the pilots of small planes for instance you know the pilot and the mechanic is the same person is you know has the main thing ridden would recommend a phone from one to another the new regulations allow the so-called beautification stead of asking for permission for takeoff from the authorities in theory the pilots can now use the internet for air traffic control of their plants but in reality it really works. as you can see there are many fewer beat in all restricted zones around mosco so it's impossible for us to use notification mode with anywhere within a two hundred kilometer radius of the capital of people with the new law dozens of government organizations issue all sorts of contradictory instruc

trial for war used on you're a notorious neo conservative ruth helped the swedish prime minister friedrich reinfeldt when reelection last year and there's another glaring link in the shape of lawyer thomas bloodstream his firm's representing the two women bringing the sex charges against us songs in two thousand and one he was minister of justice and is alleged to have helped turned over to asylum seekers suspected by the cia of terror . they were sent to egypt and allegedly tortured he might well want to stop wiki leaks from functioning the questions about neutrality became even even clearer thanks to some of the documents from exactly wiki leaks there is. a willingness to . do the ariens of the united states over many years from. question of. making asylum seekers in sweden. to the cia freddy's is particularly strong now with a government in sweden sweden one on sex crime charges the us is reportedly preparing an espionage case and it suits no nato member sweden just fine to be a conduit in this case and in others they get. all the benefits of being an intelligence partner of the united

put on trial for war used on you're a notorious neo conservative ruth helped the swedish prime minister. reinfeldt win reelection last year and there's another glaring link in the shape of lawyer thomas bold stroke his firm's representing the two women bringing the sex charges against him in two thousand and one he was minister of justice and is alleged to have helped turned over to asylum seekers suspected by the cia of terror they were sent to egypt and allegedly tortured he might well want to stop wiki leaks from functioning you have the military and some politicians cooperate. with the united states. large massive. sweden one on sex crime charges the us is reportedly preparing an espionage case and it nato member sweden just fine to be a conduit in this case and in others. all the benefits of being an intelligence partner of the united states without the baggage of being in nato sweden seen as an easier way for the u.s. to get their hands on ourselves particularly after it requested the extradition of hack gary mckinnon from britain which so far hasn't been granted but critics say t

thousand and twenty three years ago when ukraine's capital used to be the center of the ancient state of ruth's assays and if he has yes he is there. thousands have gathered in key of central monastery to cuba just a lot of the one you can see over there behind me to attend the biggest liturgy the biggest service held by the head of the russian orthodox church. came over to the ukrainian capital to mark the celebrations of the christianization of ancient russia indeed a thousand and twenty three years ago. who was back then reigning in. christianity he took several citizens of kiev to the waters of the river here in kiev and turned them into orthodox christians this is the biggest religious holiday for the believes all across the coast soviet space indeed russia ukraine and belarus are celebrating this holiday and today it's thursday is the final day of the celebrations were understand that services and liturgies will be held everywhere across these countries and also this will become a native with bright colorful concerts later in the evening now indeed of course this is a very important for t

ruth mayforth, a pediatric surgeon from springfield, illinois, now helping here. she shows us the baby wrapped in a special heating blanket, even in this stifling desert, keeping her tiny body going. another key here, a simple supplement made of peanuts and milk powder, saving lives one mini meal at a time. and there was this baby. while we could see only the outline of her fragile body, the hospital director saw somemethi else. she was sitting up for the first time. and she's gained a whole pound. she's only been here two days? >> this is the third day. >> reporter: the third day and you can say she's going to be okay? >> yes. she's going to be okay. >> reporter: diane, it was really extraordinary to see these children brought back and in just a matter of days. and doctors without borders says it has a powerful tool in its arsenal, the meal in a package for children who are severely malnourished. they give these childrdr in many cases two of these a day, less than a dollar it costs to do that. a tiny piece of hope in a region desperate for help here. diane? >> da

they never have heard of ruth's crist. >> it is hard to hear mcdonalds in the list of luxury goods. >> but what does it say? that it is awesome or they 1r* franchise eferz where and that's where they get their burgers? >> i think we have taken it for granted. it is new to them and it is awesome. i remember going as a kid and it was the most awesome thing ever. i think the elite should share the wealth in north korea with some of the poorer people. if you are making a lot of money, you should be taxed higher and give that to some of the people and bring them up. and a am i say 1234*g what in the hell am i sailing -- 8ing? >> i thought you would say they should drop frys from -- >> they can do that. cluster frys. >> jill, if you had the chance you would act like the north koreans and deck yourself out in expensive clothes. >> you know what, i will disagree with you on that. i will say, don't let your people star of. if you will fly in big max, at least you will never get the piping hot frys. >> i am a libertarian and want small government, but there should be a law that mcdonalds only g

probably and i believe now ruth shooting down beings broadly. and carjackings are a big part of life in newark this is a right. this. is why all. throughout the city drug gang rivalry is a major cause of violence locals tell us that this is one of many areas in newark where people come to buy and sell drugs crime has become such a big part of daily life here that much of the unlawfulness goes unnoticed and under reported on the day archie was in the city several shootings took place one person died over a dozen were wounded some see the situation is so out of control that a few police officers still on payroll just start trying to say. don't do nothing for them. so just my house even says priorities have to change in newark she wants to leave the town and move away from all the drama if somebody like make a. big with. the people they need to really take off the streets. and increasing crime isn't the only result of service costs edward hernando's works in a pantry that has run out of funding it can't provide food to those in need anymore we've b

then cleveland did win if the white house back and he and france is now they're daughter baby ruth there was one change. benjamin harrison while in the white house they changeover from gas to your electric and did that as an end of the cleveland's appliances woodwork. [laughter] but he takes the oath of office in march in that was not a good time to become president. here is the panic of 1893. nine days before he took office of the railroad had gone bankrupt and writing was one of the most successful and years before they had built a brand new terminal in philadelphia standing until the '80s. 1893, the rating went bankrupt. they were hopelessly overbuilt in the 18 eighties and nineties as a speculative bubble like we have had recently. the number of realigns doubled after the civil war but the population only grew 60% the 193 rose went bankrupt in about 20% of the number of the country. of course, all those who had invested stock were wiped out. this sparked a panic on wall street sending the stock market down there was another thing that went on i will not get into too much but to say i

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. >> reporter: at chicken ruth's deli, they resite the pledge every morning. chick began the ceremony 22 years ago. you're cleaning your mind and saying, i'm lucky to do what i do. >> i bleed red, white and blue. >> reporter: he was born on the 4th of july. he's here for the pledge. >> i get my day started at the deli. i'm getting my day off started right. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: it's a welcomed way to start the day in the capital, especially on this day of independence. >> it never ceases to amaze you. it's a warm feeling you get when it's over. we're happy to do this every day. >> thank you, and have a very good day. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz, eyewitness news. >>> neat tradition. they opened in 1965. the pledge has been resited every morning at 83:06:78 they have excellent patty melts, too. >>> coming up at 4:00, making gain. some evacuated new mexico residents are allowed back home and now, the wildfire is threatening a national historic landmark. >>> lightning is to blame for a man's death and power outages around washington, d