it's the voluntary agencies, the red cross, the salvation army. earlier i was introduced to the gentleman from the salvation army and i was told what good work they do. ok. well, that's not a shock to me. it's like i go back to the good work they do in the middle of a fire in the middle of a cold night in new england 34 years ago where the first time i encountered in getting that hot cup of soup or hot chocolate for myself, but more importantly, is they work to feed and house the people who were just burnt out of their home. not new. not a new concept. the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after

salvation army. we just have so many partners in the community, and that's really what it's about when you're talking about the recovery and resilience as i effort to include the whole community and include our neighbors, our businesses and our non-profit agencies. so with that, it's my great pleasure to introduce mike dayton, who is acting secretary of cal e.m.a. here in california. we work very closely with cal e.m.a. and do so many partnership things. we could not have the success we have in san francisco without such a supportive agency in sacramento. so mike? [applause] >> well, thank you, anne, for that kind introduction. i'd like to thank you, too, for your partnership, your creativity and your team, so i'd like to give you a round of applause for your hard work and your staff in pulling this all in together, today. [applause] >> so it really is an honor to be here today to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake that broke lives, homes and businesses, the loma prieta ea

the salvation package which is $200. there is another package called the redemption. that's $130. but if you are too hung over to get out of your bed, on april 16th, you will actually be able to get dr. burke to come to your bedroom to give you the

the salvation army, the local church, synagogue,ç mosqueç, whatever.are little bigger, who else is there? neighbors helping neighbors. ças it gets a little bigger, or even if it is a small house fire, in the neighborhoods of this city and neighborhoods across the country, if something çhappens, there is usually a local business that knows the family and been dealing with for a while and says that will help them out in some way or another. i remember last year i was traveling in the floods of north dakota. there was a family i was talking to at one of the shelters who lost their home. he said the one good thing was he did not lose his car. he had sent it to the shop the day before. the shop where it was getting fixed was not affected by the floods. then he said he went back yesterday to pick up my car. as he picked up hisç car, the y said it is ok. he showed me the bill. it was like $800 bill for repairs. it said "paid in fullñr." he said take care of yourself in your family. he picked up the tab, a small- business garage. that happened every day on

the southern baptist cooking food for 50,000 people that was then delivered by the red cross to a salvation army shelter that was served by men nice and cleaned up by muslims. with no government involvement. that's whole community. that's what it's going to take to recover from these. a lot of times people start thinking about recovery. people start thinking about it as soon as the response starts happening. some start thinking about it as soon as the response is over. that's not the time to think about the recovery. the time to think about recovery is now. one of the things we have thought about is the national disaster's recovery frame work. we work ackry thems. ackry nelms. with the ndrf. it lays out forward how we need to recover from disasters. we are going to be going around the country. we went around initially. now we're going to go around again laying it out. still i want to get feedback from folks how to best do that. it's not going to take just government but the exact same people it takes us in a response. all the people that i mentioned. they are the same people and more that's

i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do not have aids. men are not allowed to be a soldier. i am not asking for your money. please get home safe and keep this pen to share your story too. may be some day, i will get to hear your voice. this next poem is from my first poetry. this is for latinos in the house. can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green contacts. adopting supremist beliefs. when was the last time you saw them playing the maid? i want to break tradition. smashing it against the ground. where our spanish eyes are not blinded. we do not understand hate. foreign language. never. this next poem is called "outside". it's from bullets and butter flies. this is in cel

with the promise of salvation. i simply want to life before i die. i have two more poems. this is all new. wrote it for harold bloom. he first called it the death of art and. reading well is one the greatest pleasures. i am dedicating to harold bloom. i am not a poet. i want to be rich. i have had a great sex life. i am not a poet. georgia i do not like being called an act visit. i cannot be considered a vegetarian. i will give my ass up and like it. i would be inspired. i may value peace, but will not use a pen to unleash my anger. i am not a poet. i am not dying. weight loss can still be a choice. i am not a poet. i don't care much for. i don't spend me weekends read anything writing. i like to have cocktails but i do not have a drinking problem regardless of what state i wake up in. i don't need drugs to open up my imagination. i am not a poet. i can tolerate half an hour of spoken word poetry. what my cats are up to. i always carry my business cards. i am not a poet, i only write to masture bait my mind. i am trying to convince myself that poetry it save lives. it's th

i am probably speaking to the choir, but sometimes that is how you get salvation, because we know this war has failed, get a lot of resources are still going toward it. i am pleased to be here with the commission, to finally have a human rights commission connect this with human rights and criminalization that is going on. that is a profound step forward. people want to talk -- very few people want to talk about the humanity and the depletion of human resources going on across this country. i have heard this linked to human rights, and i want to applaud you for that and remind your when we talk about rights, first of all, there are the rights we are entitled to from the bill of rights, and they found out in alcohol prohibition it did not work and they could not tell adults what to do with their bodies and they finally gave up, and we have the same thing going on with marijuana and drugs, that is one right we will eventually have to come to terms with, and not pass judgment on those who use drugs but that should be my right to decide, and then there is the right of the community, and so

daughter into a lifeboat and ran from person to person and gave his life vest to a man who refused salvation. he swam around to others to give them one last chance to hear about jesus. one survivor rejected harpers offer once, that new believer was rescued. harper died in the atlantic waters. that last convert has called himself john harper's last convert. >> i have never heard that. unsinkable ship, thank god for john harper. >> folks, thank you so much for

this is a major jewish holiday that marks what the bible cites as miraculous salvation of the jewish on exterminating them. and many services in people's homes and in synagogues prayers will be recited which proclaim in every generation enemies of the jews arise kill the jews but god always saves the jews in the end. sadly this is now obsolete. about 75 years ago enemies of the jewish people rose up in the form of the nazis in europe and their many eager helpers from france to russia. their hands were not stayed. the cruelest imaginable ways they basically wiped out the jews of europe. a staggering six million men, women and children. that was roughly half the jews on earth. basically the world did nothing to save them. so the jews of this world know, as only a few other groups can know, that the absolute worst can happen. they also know that the mere words of the world mean very little in terms of actual salvation except perhaps for the word of the united states of america, the only nation that has ever stood up for jews in a meaningful way since world war ii or maybe ever. now isra

the salvation army will deliver the food to homeless folks in the city. >> we want to take you outside>> there alive look in oakland. police searching for what may be the murder weapon in the oikos university shooting. abh@h@ >>> we have a new development in the shooting incident at oikos university. >> and they have have found the gun and we're on the scene now. >> and and we're on haigenburger which is close to the university. boy say less than a half mile away. and and there are three officers keeping watch over the trash can of they got a report of someone seeing a gun. a report came not too long ago. the person said he saw think the morning. officers waiting for workers to get here town lock the trash can because it's enclosed in a metal container. and so i did ask do you think it's related to the situation? the shooting on monday? the officer said there is no idea we're following up on the request. >> we'll have m

the salvation package which is $200. there is another package called the redemption. that's $130. but if you are too hung over to get out of your bed, on april 16th, you will actually be able to get dr. burke to come to your bedroom to give you the treatment for $500. >> oh, boy. >> this guy is going to make a killing in vegas. >> i will be willing to try, if you guys pay for it. >> no, you're on your own. >> the only way that this could get better is to have cute nurses going around doing this stuff for him. right? >> that would be nice. >> i think everybody should at least try it once. >>> beautiful sunny day in kazakhstan. we're getting a nice view of this pretty -- looks like luxury apartment complex. let's take a look at what happens though. what the -- are you kidding? >> whoa. is that a set? >> no, that's not a set. and no, this is not a planned demolition. this was an accident. apparently that portion of this apartment complex had been leaning for days. then eventually you see the thing just go -- >> at building started leaning, i hope they moved anyone who might have been

he felt that speaking about his repentance was not the way to salvation.ra showed his script to his wife, keiko, and asked what she thought. >> translator: i thought if he had the chance to express what was bottled up inside him, it would ease his remorse. >> reporter: on the 18th of last month, 2,000 people came to watch the recital. ♪ >> translator: i used ten bottles of water to try to wash the mud off my father's body, but in vain. i was mad at myself because i only had muddy water to purify his body. my house and my beloved parents were lost. it was too much. dad, mom, i'm so sorry. immediately after the show i thought i saw my father's face. he was smiling, saying thank you. i would like to treasure this experience and live with it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: all 100 performers hugged and gathered. that is a song they used to cheer themselves as they move forward to face tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> people really just trying hard to move forward with their lives. in the recital, participants also expressed their gratitude for the support that came from

he felt that speaking about his repentance was not the way to salvation.dera showed his script to his wife, kaiko, and asked what she thought. >> translator: i thought if he had the chance to express what was bottled up inside him, it would ease his remorse. >> reporter: on the 18th of last month, 2,000 people came to watch the recital. ♪ >> translator: i used ten bottles of water to try to wash the mud off my father's body, but in vain. i was mad at myself because i only had muddy water to purify his body. my house and my beloved parents were lost. it was too much. dad, mom, i'm so sorry. immediately after the show i thought i saw my father's face. he was smiling saying thank you. i would like to treasure this experience and live with it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: for an encore, all 100 performers hugged and gathered. that is a song they used to cheer themselves as they move forward to face tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> in the recital, participants also expressed their gratitude for the support that came from all over the world. >>> japanese automaker toyot

. >> i think he will be the salvation for the redskins. we have been looking for a quarterback like this for years. >> reporter: steve holcomb is the the president at the company using the keepsakes. >> i think he will come home and reenergize the team and bring home the bacon. >> reporter: a fourth super bowl? >> maybe not the first year, but i think it's in the cards. >> we are looking forward to him being the catalyst to bring the team together. >> reporter: fred philla owns the t-shirt company. >> i have followed them for years, and this may be it. >> reporter: they will print 1,000 shirts the first night. a staff designed the layout. >> the artwork was approved by the nfl players, and it's our commission to get it -- and it's our commission to -- and it's our mission to get it the fans. >> reporter: the shirts will be available to fans come tomorrow morning. >>> we have plenty ahead. >> fox 5 morning news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> a live look outside right now, and i think the national cathedral is in there somewhere it's friday,

. >> i think he is going to be the salvation for the redskins. we've been looking for a quarterback like this for years. >> reporter: steve holcomb is vice president and head of sales at sams only which is producing these keepsakes. >> i think he's going to come in and really energize the top and bring home the bacon for the super bowl, maybe not the first year, but i think it's in the cards. >> we're looking forward to this guy being a great member of this team and actually being the catalyst to bring this team together. >> reporter: long time fan fred villa owns the t-shirt company. >> i've followed this team for years and i think this might be it. >> reporter: they'll print about 1,000 shirts this first night of the rg3 era here in the nation's capital. >> the artwork was approved by the nfl players and it's kind of our mission with them to get the players to their fans. >> reporter: these shirts will be available at washington area shoppers food stores come morning. they didn't start mass producing these t-shirts till about 8:30 tonight, but

lewis letter, by doing alexander graham bell's application drawings, he was right there at the salvation of telecommunication and electronics. also because of what he did with illumination and these are important things all around the world. modern lights would not be able to exist without artificial lighting. i think that his invention is very important. doctor charles has saved so many lives and impacted so many lives because of the knowledge that we have through the science of blood typing. again, this is a very important contribution worldwide. i think and i hope that answers your questions. sorry don't have time to answer all three. >> let's move on to charlotte in south bend, indiana. >> yes, hello. what an honor it is to talk to you. i wonder if you talk about the book you wrote about the buffalo soldiers and the significance of the buffalo soldiers to american history reign. >> well, i think the industry of buffalo soldiers is important to american history because the westward experience of our nation was a key element in to us becoming a world power. we could not have done that

he thought that speaking about his repentance was not the way to salvation.showed his script to his wife keiko and asked what she thought. >> translator: i thought if he had the chance to express what was bottled up inside him, it would ease his remorse. >> reporter: on the 18th of last month, 2,000 people came to watch the recital. ♪ >> translator: i used ten bottles of water to try to wash the mud off my father's body, but in vain. i was mad at myself because i only had muddy water to purify his body. my house and my beloved parents were lost. it was too much. dad, mom, i'm so sorry. immediately after the show, i thought i saw my father's face. he was smiling saying thank you. i would like to treasure this experience and live with it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: all 100 performes s sang a song they used to cheer themselves as they move forward to face tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> in the recital, participants also expressed their gratitude for the support that came from all over the world. >>> people in japan's northeast are focused on overcoming the march 11th

for catholics illuminating the darkness symbolizes the salvation brought about by jesus' resurrection. he said that -- >>> after years of silence, gay and lesbian students from a strict mormon college are speaking out. 22 students from brigham young university in utah recently posted a first of its kind video on youtube. the creators want to assure other gay and lesbian youths struggling with their faith. the mormon church forbids gay marriage. the video already has more than 100,000 views. >> i know what it's like when your father condemns you. i know what it's like when people won't talk to you. >> in the video, the students estimate more than 1,800 lgbt students attend the university of 34,000 students total. several students confessed, they considered suicide because they did not think they could be both mormon and gay. >>> coming up next at 11:00, even as the military praises their heroics, many of the people who helped rescue the fighter pilots are looking for a new place to live. >>> plus, is snl host said her accent can make anything sound good. we'll show you the choice words

normally, the old national salvation party had something like 12%, so this means an obvious rise, buthere are lots of protest votes in it and for me, this is not a catastrophe still. narrator: by 2002, many people left the welfare party for another fundamentalist party: the justice and development party. and he, too, turks vot more agnn and a stagnant economy than they voted for religion. they helped elect this man, tayyip erdogan, as prime minister with only 34% of the votes. then the u.s. asked to use turkish soil to enter iraq. turkey said no, but appealed unsuccessfully to help with the invasion. it seems turkey has a big problem on its southeast border. for decades, they battled kurdish minorities that want greater autonomy or even independence. the kurds are the world's largest nation without their own state. with saddam removed, turkey fears the possible brkup of iraq along ethnic and religious lines. in the north, iraq's kurds could control vast oil riches. they mig thespe turkey's kurdish areas to join th under one flag. within turke the ongoing civil war has forced millions

earlier this week the journalists wrote an article in the independent about how money young salvation women fill traditionally that the votes have been hijacked to abuse of the postal vote system. would my right honorable friend please look at the issue of revisiting, not going to strengthen our democracy and trust in it but to ensure that all votes -- all voters have a vote, and young voters, their votes are not actually still? >> i think my honorable friend makes a very important point, and i'm happy to look at the issue of postal voting but i think first of all we need to do is sort out the issue of individual voter registration. i think this is vitally important to make sure we don't have a system that allows lots of people to be logged on to houses register would actually nobody is living there at all. there is growing evidence of abuse and concern and it's right that we are acting on it. >> two years ago in his pension a pledge the prime minister said and ago, it is fundamental to me that people have worked hard all their lives are now drawing attention. they deserve to be treat

this is the -- this explosion of technology and capacity to see, learn, listen, watch, may be the salvation of the older generation because you read so much about people alone and they don't have friends and they can't communicate. all of a sudden they have all the friends in the entire world. they can maybe 250 friends every single hour they wanted to. but the problem is they sort of have to have children in their household. but most of them don't. so that whole problem is how is it that they come to the marvels of this new way of watching, learning, going back to 12th century british history and finding out marvels of how people actually built cathedrals back then, you know, the stone mason process, how could they do it? it's all interesting stuff. it's exactly the kind of thing which keep them company, keep them motivated and the whole news factor. we get to the news factor. i have a big problem and question. news outlets are diminishing. i think there's one a.p. person left in charleston, west virginia, our largest city and capital. and newspapers are getting smaller. the post is gettin

women, it is working for the brave men whose lives are offered up to -- for us, and on whom the salvation of our country actively depends. so that was the kind of similar view that both older and younger women held why they should get involved in the homefront effort. even though it really is putting them out there as public figures. they're very visible and certainly it was okay, though, in this kind of time in war time. what i thought was interesting is that even though these young women are sort of shadowing their mothers in these organizations, they're also doing their own thing, and they're expressing their patriotism helping out with the cause in their own way that's really centered within their peer culture. for example, the patriotic sort of frenzy of the confederate homefront encouraged young women to transform their social engagements that before they had used to find potential beaus. that was the way to sort of enter into that courtship stage and be very active, but now they become sort of venues for political expression. in july of 1861, for example, clara solomon and several

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on mainstream media and it's up to the us to form an opinion on what many find ironic is that our salvation is under attack by the us government and the media for practicing pool full extent the freedom of information that america preaches around the globe i'm going to check our reporting from washington are quick. to well if you missed the show itself you can just watch the full version on a special section of our website that is a song c dot com by the way you also find a pre-show twenty minute interview with the weeklies hard to himself where he explains the choice of guests and of course the choice of channel as always we're eager to know what you think of the first episode you can leave your comments and find out how other views from around the world reacted as well all that and so much more a sign of dot dot com. new photos of american soldiers posing with afghan corpses have emerged in the u.s. the images of appear to be another example in a series of extreme breaches of discipline by u.s. troops which of dangerously undermined their position with the afghan people let's now get some

as the salvation army began doing some more of the services, we were able to drop some of the services we were doing but that was after coordinated efforts wall of the community-based organizations. and any of the time i have been talking in san francisco about disaster preparedness and what we saw in watsonville was that the first night of the -- after the earthquake we found over 3,000 people in parks and open space and we ended up with thousands of people continuing to be in parks and open space for months ahead -- after the earthquake. and so in a concentrated place like san francisco with the housing shortage i'm always pressed to tell people to learn how to shelter people for a long period of time, how to deal with the fact that -- especially in san francisco, at least in watsonville people were living in their back yards and front yards for months at a time. here in san francisco we do not have that luxury so open space will be prime housing for a period of time. we also work with an international community and like in watsonville we had a very difficult time convincing people t

earlier this week the journalists wrote an article in the independent about how money young salvation women fill traditionally that the votes have been hijacked to abuse of the postal vote system. would my right honorable friend please look at the issue of revisiting, not going to strengthen our democracy and trust in it but to ensure that all votes -- all voters have a vote, and young voters, their votes are not actually still? >> i think my honorable friend makes a very important point, and i'm happy to look at the issue of postal voting but i think first of all we need to do is sort out the issue of individual voter registration. i think this is vitally important to make sure we don't have a system that allows lots of people to be logged on to houses register would actually nobody is living there at all. there is growing evidence of abuse and concern and it's right that we are acting on it. >> two years ago in his pension a pledge the prime minister said and ago, it is fundamental to me that people have worked hard all their lives are now drawing attention. they deserve to be treat

salvation army will deliver the food to those in need. >> it was role reversal time on the google campusoday. it was take your parents to workday. your parents. yeah. a chance for mom and dad to see your work place and free hair cuts and all of the free food you can eat. not your mom and dad's university. >> this is like a college campus when not in school. i guess because there is more interaction going on here than when people gore fog-to-and from classes. >> it's like a home way from home. it's special to be able to bring our parents. >> 4,000 parents went to campus, some stuck their heads into a google sign for a picture. >> and coming up here, how 49ers were targeted by a playoff opponent. >> we want his head sideways. >> the tapes revealing the viciousness of the nfl bounty scandal. >> we sit down with republican ron paul, the candidate whose libertarian views are resonating in berkeley tonight. >> a coffee shop chain with a way to speed up process of delivering it's slow-brewed coffee. stay with us. another half hour of news is in just a moment. -dad, why e you getting that? -that

for the dancing he had come to find a lost tribe in the wilderness of america leading members to salvation to the true religion of islam. elijah muhammed was the leader in the man in the complete segregation from the rosie and the rest of society. the images of men in dark suits and bow ties standing at his side it was the science of deception the whites used to deceive others. referring to people of color including native americans come african americans and asians. and spewed anti-semitism. he said christianity was nonsense. like elijah muhammed day babbled about a mad scientist who created the caucasians and jewish white doubles. howl of bio wide mother played orbited the year preparing to and then late the devils of the apocalypse negative apocalypse that would put the asiatics back in their place they were stocks, also a unambiguous to apply it day supply of violence with those positions he articulate a weekly we don't turn and other cheek but if you put a firehouse -- fire hose on my mother i will kill you until you die. if you do so i can sit on a toilet next to you. you are out of

expert, condemned to salvation army for ringing bells too loudly?ticizing nurses for only wearing white? shame puppies for being too adorable? what a disaster for the white house. i bet a stay-at-home mom would know how to clean this mess up. >> my career choice was to be a mother. all of us need to know we need to respect choices that women make. other women make other choices. to have a career and raise a family, which i think hillary rosen has done herself. i respect that. >> greg: nice. you could go nuts over rose rosen'sdess on stay-at-home moms but don't. be grateful when the lefty reveals its real self. it's like when you see a whistling duck. analyze it. don't be scared. what did we learn? anyone can be a p.r. expert. and folks like rosen and romney is a quaint irrelevant nonentity, nonfeminist choices were never her own. seriously, why would you be a stay-at-home mom when you can mock them on cnn for money in full-time mom is simply blind to her own subservience of pateryiar i can. why in the media hype over sandra fluke, fighting for free