all governors or former governors are hoping billionaire shelly adelson will bid on them.ore than $90 million trying to elect a republican in 2012. influential republicans are working to trap jeb bush in the presidential race. the washington post reporting powerful insiders are starting talks on fundraising strategy. >>> more than ever young people are aligning themselves with the democratic party especially since 2006. last year 53% of 18 to 29-year-olds sided with democrats. compare that to 39% aligning with republicans. >>> the gop bid is gaining nationwide attention. all nine states made it harder to vote since the beginning of last year. >>> the city of paris is welcoming the first female mayor. socialist served as deputy mayor for 13 years. in her victory speech, she says she's aware of the challenge that being the first woman mayor brings. congratulations. >>> a real life house of kards scene is unfolding in maryland. producers saying they will not film in this state if they do not get millions more in tax credits. well, now a state delegate is taking a play out of

dean hacket, and shelly in the "the love bug." volkswagen beatle, herby. >> he can do a wheelie because he has an 1835 cc engine. >> it is says that the producer chose number 53 because it was the number of los angeles star don dries dale. he chose red, white and blue stripes because of the patriotic theme. >> the auto maker didn't permit disney to use the name but late every sequels were made and sales of the beatle were down to volkswagen reversed course and allowed disney to use the name. >> an engineer pitched the idea to adolf hitler. hitler didn't drive but he was a car enthusiast. he ordered the car made and called it the people's car. >> after the war the volkswagen victory was handed over to the british but the brits thought the car was ugly. they didn't want it. so the germans made the beatles and soon they became the most popular in the world. >> the beatle wassant duced to america in 1949 and despite the slow start, a few years later, it was one of the most popular cars on the road. >> certainly different than the cars

coworker i didn't and mark farrell and london breeding and jp morgan moscone and convincing and kevin shellyraig shur and fire chief joan as well as all of you very special people. we welcome you carmen count iv u chiu is on my list and thank you for not allowing me to use your titles today. unfortunately, i have to inform you that bar andrew young was unable to leave his people home in atlanta, georgia because of the snowstorm it was two threatening for him to travel so ambassador young who was a constant champion of dr. martin luther king was emotional about missing this occasion. he hoped for an opportunity to talk about the sfakz of the movement and it's connection to the process shown p.i. by this sermon, however, mr. kings personal attorney one of his political advisory and for historical reasons he was a draft speech writer and one who helped him write the iconic i have a dream speech. he's a professor at the every time of the san francisco and a schooler at the martin luther king jr. at the university. doctor jones is here to puck pick up the mandala we welcome you to the podium (cla

shelly has worked at the boston global for 21 years covering organized crime much of that time. welcome to tucson you two. >> thanks for having us. [ applause ] >> so just the book actually was one of the finalist for the national book critic circle awards. can you tell us why you started following the story and give us background on it? >> first of all, shelly and i would like to thank everybody associate would the book festival for having us. we have been here 22 hours and fallen in love with this town already. it must be fate about whitey is about 10-11 miles from here and we asked him if he would to attend but when the phone didn't ring we knew it was him. shelly grew up in dorchester very close to the south boston line and went to south boston high. we would have grown up learning about whitey bulger from osmosis. everyone where we were from knew he was a dangerous guy. what made whitey a remarkable story is that while he was the most powerful gangsta in boston, his brother bill was the longest serving president of the state senate in massachusetts and he had a network in w

shelly ann fraser-pryce won the championship in poland. she storms to win in 6.98 seconds.phs success as last year's world championship where she won three gold medals. the u.s. men's 4 x 4 relay set goal with a new record. smashing a 15-year-old record. >>> well, the main patrick read may not be familiar to you, but if you're a golf man it may be. the 23-year-old has only been soonthe tour for two years. despite a couple of wobbles he held onto the stroke. another crowd favorite angel jimenez ended by throwing his club. >>> one unlucky golfer had a run in with the wildlife. a lizard who had not quite grasped the contest of fewer strokes wins tampered with the ball. he missed the birdie attempt and finished behin behind the eventl winner. go to www.aljazeera.com/sport with details of how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. >> the latest on a prisoner swap in syria, and of course the search of the missing plane. that's all to come. >> this is a look at your top stories that the hour. search and rescue teams from nine countries continue to look for a mis

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. >> lilian and shelly came to look for ideas to changing you up their -- change up their yard. they are leaving with information about saving water during an epic drought. >> we have been cutting back quite a bit and we have rain barrels as well. the little bit of rain we have we collected a little bit of water. >> check it out. look no further than this. zero maintenance and zero water. >> we have a great product as well. we had the largest three months in our company history. it is slowly becoming a need item and not a want item. >> there are lots of other options for saving money and robert. it will run through sunday. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a professional dancer took the stage today for the first time since losing part of her left leg in the boston marathon bombing. she performed the r mu ba and she twirled on her leg made specifically for dancing. it was made by a professor who wanted to get adrian back to what she loved. she had a huge style and wiped away some tears understandably. >> that's cool. >> the wall russ gained fame during a push up challenge. she was s

dierdre shelly, welcome to democracy now! why did you get arrested yesterday? livet arrested because in washington, d.c.. payd the financial means to for the citation. i felt a responsibility to be and supporty peers of communities who live along the pipeline who maybe could not come to d.c., had to work where could not afford to get here. they're the ones you're going to be impacted the most. i really felt responsible and like i had to be there. >> into those who say this is a matter of jobs, building the pipeline, making its way across the country, your response? >> even obama has admitted the jobs that are purported are temporary and very few. there's no reason those jobs have to be in dirty and expensive oil. this isn't an issue. ,merica is ready for clean green economy and we need to start somewhere. the starting place is saying no to this dirty pipeline. >> can you talk about the student divestment movement on campus? >> yes. it has spread to over 400 universities, an international movement now. it is about getting our universities and institutions we bel

. >> lilian and shelly came to look for ideas to changing you up their -- change up their yard. they are leaving with information about saving water during an epic drought. >> we have been cutting back quite a bit and we have rain barrels as well. the little bit of rain we have we collected a little bit of water. >> check it out. look no further than this. zero maintenance and zero water. >> we have a great product as well. we had the largest three months in our company history. it is slowly becoming a need item and not a want item. >> there are lots of other options for saving money and robert. it will run through sunday. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a professional dancer took the stage today for the first time since losing part of her left leg in the boston marathon bombing. she performed the r mu ba and she twirled on her leg made specifically for dancing. it was made by a professor who wanted to get adrian back to what she loved. she had a huge style and wiped away some tears understandably. >> that's cool. >> the wall russ gained fame during a push up challenge. she was s

. >> lilian and shelly came to look for ideas to changing you up their -- change up their yard.hey areinformaving with information about saving water during an epic drought. >> we have been cutting back quite a bit and we have rain barrels as well. the little bit of rain we have we collected a little bit of water. >> check it out. look no further than this. zero maintenance and zero water. >> we have a great product as well. we had the largest three months in our company history. it is slowly becoming a need item and not a want lots >> there are lots of other options for saving money and robert. it will run through sunday. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a professional dancer took the stage today for the first time since losing part of her left leg in the boston marathon bombing. she performed the r mu ba and she twirled on her leg made specifically for dancing. it was made by a professor who wanted to get adrian back to what she loved. she had a huge style and wiped away some tears understandably. >> that's cool. >> the wall russ gained fame during a push up challenge. she was s

and it's the leadership of supervisor campos and his amazing staff, shelly rhone an and stephanie ashley that brought us through to where we are today ~ and i thank you so much for that. i also want to thank my colleague david trujillo. you're amazing, could not have done this without you, thank you, i love it. and i just want to say what's really important to me is i accept this honor really on behalf of the women coming to our health center and our partners that are so brave to come into those -- into our health center to get the care that they need and are able to do that so bravely. i also accept it on behalf of our staff, like you said, every day come to work knowing that they're being videotaped, their photographs are being taken not knowing what website they're going to end up in and possibly be the next target of the antiabortion protesters. i am so proud of the city of san francisco and the leadership, and i am so honored to be here today and you're not getting rid of me. i will be back. and i also want to thank my in-laws are here, and my aunt elaine, eleanor greenberg, elaine

called to go around the time of three minutes into four one three seconds second a job like that shelly ann fraser price at the pulpit and all sixteen major title to her well and that led to one hundred breaches gold medals the lake and stopped to talk in a world leading time of six point nine eight seconds. oh boy was i able than sixteen weeks. michael took a lifetime best of seven point four five seconds. pre race favourite. you know the god of frostbite one hundred the second. elsewhere it was gold two silver tube and yes they still won the women's pole vault title. paul who does this help us to consult with the men's high jump by thirty two point three eight pages of facts and in the campaign to cut it off and stuck in. the is you. and i in you. each they can give it a hassle at times getting your mobile phone video posted to it on. sometimes just the one tags. by having your mail and text of the tip of his fingers quite literally. that's the idea behind a technology called a m pt or ambient air base and display but while itv show digital information on any surface in your hand. it

the girl was last seen with tatum a janitor at the local homeless shelter where shellied. nick cuff -- she lived. nikki burdine gins us live -- joins us live with the very latest. >> reporter: it's because of the constant downpour that we've had all day today that b divers and the ground crews are out here searching but i want you to take a look back here. those crews are just basically here to babysit the scene. they're making sure they have a presence here and to protect what could be a crime scene. and they've been out here all day long. now take a look at some of the video, this is the scene yesterday. and this morning as crews and volunteers searched the area and what they are calling a recovery effort for relisha rudd. also we can confirm that last night, police were searching the days inn on new york avenue in connection with the investigation. although it's not clear what they were looking for. police say kahlil tatum bought trash bags, a shovel and lime which is a chemical used to treat bodies before burial. the day after the last time relisha was last seen with t

the west virginia gop candidate is shelly moore lupita south dakota candidate is pretty popular. the replacement by the governor appointed. shelly moore's this state obama lost by 20 point. the senator there has been there for 30 years. this seat will almost certainly go to her. in south dakota, he's a popular former governor, the best democratic candidates decided not run against him. in montana where max baucus resigned to become ambassador to china, the democratic governor has put in jim walsh as the senator so that he can run as incumbent, but again that is another state that is a very, very republican state that is very hostile to obama care and the candidates who are running against him are 10 to 15 points up.care and the candidates who are running against him are 10 to 15 points up. >> potential gop gains. congressman mark udall. is that winnable? >> apparently it's winnable because he was facing a damaged candidate who lost in 2010 and the rising star in gop politics in colorado, cory guard they e basically had the field cleared for him. he's the best possible candidate i

the first one comes from shelly p who e mailed my mom got a u.s.us survey asking a lot of personal questions. does she have to fill it out? >> she does. people don't understand it's by law, they send the long form have you to fill it out. the short form, have you to fill it out. there has been never been an arrest for this. i checked as of a couple years ago. they start bothering you. they show up and ask you to fill out forms, they'll do it over and over again. the country decided it's this important. >> could you fill it out partially, maybe? >> you probably could. i mean by law have you to fill out the whole thing. i want to make sure everybody understands that. i don't know of anybody being ticketed. >> is it legal for a business not to take u.s. tender? iets a good point. yes. you do not have to take legal tender. you can't say anything. you can do what you want. and are allowed to say i want bottle caps. >> or there is a chicken. >> or yes. i'm only taking chickens today. >> legal tender says it's good for detectives. >> okay. >> this is from

affects two buildings directly, and then the surrounding area affecting a number of buildings, to 10 shelly we have 40-50 families at least who are going to be displaced tonight as we try to figure out the structural integrity of the buildings and making sure it is safe for them to return to their homes. of course, you know, there's going to be on going work that has to happen to be able to get the buildings back in the condition for people to live, so certainly -- >> on going investigation, i would think, as well. i mean, it is awfully early to make any kinds of conclusions, even to determine which type of building it was that led to the explosion or whether it came from underneath. we heard from people in a report saying that they did smell gas at some point. we want to note that that report you referred to, the urban centers report, the old piping is weak and fragile. this is an on going problem not just in this neighborhood but throughout the city and many older cities in this country. >> i think that's absolutely correct. obviously this brings to light something we have to look at much

john, something tells me that shelly adelson wants something from government that he believes a presidenthe united states might be able to help him get. >> what a cynical view that is, indeed. i bet he wants a lot of things, like most billionaires do. one is to payless money. with sheldon adelson, though, there's a couple of things always on his mind pl always israel. and of course, his latest crusade is to stop online gaming from interfering with his business and creating what he calls a moral hazard, which has drawn a lot of criticism from people who figure what's gong on in your casinos. so he certainly does want something from government. i learned today that almost every single one of those supply cants you just mentioned are coming to kiss his ring. but if they think he's going to listen to them, it's going to be the other way around. >> tell me how that goes, john. you' been around adelson. what is it like when these guys have to meet with him? >> well, he'll say i'll have coffee with you for 15 minutes and essentially he's going to lecture them, i would guess, for about an hour. a

. >> you look at some place like west virginia, shelly moore capito. she is well-positioned there. >> yeah, absolutely, because, again, what you have is a state -- it's on several levels, by the way. i mean, it's not only that you have a republican well positioned because of the energy issues that are at play, and she's well known having been in the congress, so she's got the name recognition we were talking about earlier, but you even have a democrat like nick rahal, he's pretty popular in the state but republicans in their strategy see him as vulnerable, again, because he voted for the carbon tax, and so anybody who has taken these positions on the democratic side now, what the republicans want to do is emphasize to voters you don't know your own candidate. you may think he's a nice guy but he voted for the carbon tax opening the door. >> last thing on the president's coattails and lack of them, the latest polls, the "wall street journal"/nbc poll just out this week, the approval now down to 41%, as you see the comparison from 61% in april 2009, and

west virginia, where shelly more capito leads natalie tenant, and montana, where steve danes has a doubledigit lead over former lieutenant governor john boelginger. open seats in michigan and iowa are also open targets. these were states twice won by president obama, but they suggest a tough fight until election day. mark pryor of arkansas, mary landrieu of louisiana, kay hagan, and mark begich, all face strong gop contenders with ample war chests to pummel them. that's 11 states where the gop is tied or leading to win six more seats needed for the majority, and there are three more vulnerable democrats. minnesota senator al franken, jeff merkley, and mark warner. all at risk in their states in large measure for their allegiance to the unpopular president. republicans say they haven't seen a map or momentum like this in the senate in nearly two decades, and today, the democratic national chairman send out a plea urging without more money, democrats will lose their majority. >> all right, carl, thank you. >>> the man who put about eight bullets into the white house three years ago will spe

percy bysshe shelly said poems are records of the best and happiest times and the best and happiest minds. i've given readings and people ask me at the end, do you write any happy poems? and i say "all my poems are happy." because even if i'm writing about things that seem traumatic, the making of the poem is when i'm the happiest. so if that's therapeutic, so be it. >> brown: at seattle's new horizons homeless center, young people come for recreation, a hot meal and sessions with the pongo project. the happiness of making and sharing a poem were on display at a poetry reading we attended. as were the hardships in these lives. >> here comes trouble. i hear she sleeps in a car. and when she needs a cigarette she finds half-smoked ones on the ground >> why would you make a child raise a child then break a child? never mind because the answers wont makeup for the fact that my foundation is cracked. >> brown: afterwards, we talked to the young writers who asked that their names not be used. >> i started writing because i didn't have another way to cope. >> brown: to cope? with what? >> with l

. >> i would ward shelly, also from brooklyn and together with my partner, we living okay this pieceled "in orbit". >> ward and i got the idea for "in orbit" based on a number of other pieces we have done in the past. we wanted to explore two people having to synchronize their entire day. all of the sort of normal activities of the day spin around and we synchronize, you know, 180 degrees from me is ward's bed. >> i am on top of the wheel. and the situation up here is different than in the bottom because i have actually a very small area that i can safely stand in. he's got to be thoughtful about me at every moment. he can't move suddenly. you know, he's got to keep his mind on me. >> so the script for all of the performance buildings that we do, that we endeavor, is just to live your life as normally as possible. >> oh, my gosh. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. >> that's great. >> that's great. terrific. hey. thank you. yeah. >> nice to share. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> so one of the biggest difficulties, one of the things i found a little unusual is to have to keep every

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on an industrial block in the trendy williamsburg section of brooklyn the performance artist ward shellywheel? >> no. i wouldn't call it a hamster wheel. it's not dissimilar to one. i think that people map what they know on to what they don't know. >> alex is always at the bottom of the wheel, ward at the top. they're six days into their ten-long day performance art piece. during this time the duo never leaves the wheel. they will sleep, eat and take phone calls, all from their temporary home. >> if you had to give a message for the person that walks in and sees you doing this, what does this mean? >> first we shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us. we could actually use the shape of the building that we were in to demonstrate the interrelatedness of the people involved. >> reporter: the insulation called in orbit is free of charge and open to the public. and the gallery has had up to 100 visitors a day. joe amrhine is the owner of the art space. >> you put yourself on display, you need an audience to sort of have a dialogue with. >> reporter: the wheel was running water, toilets

. >> look, it's serious stuff but it does seem -- i sort of agree though with what shelly colip saysng on your ipod or how about just having a conversation with the other people in the car." >> i agree. >> brittany green "it's not okay to talk or text while driving no matter if you're moving or stopped for a moment." >> i agree. >> 10 and 2:00. >> i think it's 9:00 and 3:00. >> darn it. >> 10:00 and 2:00. >> 10:00 and 2:00. >> listen, i got lit up last time i said 10:00 and 2:00. >> i think it's here. >> i use my knee. >> like 5:30 and 11:15. >> thank you there. that's it? >> yeah. >> the jury's in. >> the jury's in. >> the jury's in, yes. a backlog on the docket. >> sure. so many other things to talk about. >> i know. thank you, dan. >> good to see you. >>> now to the latest health trend of hollywood's a-listers. this is called oil pulling, and many say that using oil as mouthwash is a recipe for good health. and we asked "gma" contributor becky worley to investigate, and she did. >> saltwater when you have a cold. mouthwash when you have bad breath. hydrogen peroxide for healthier

buddy hacket, dean jones and shelly star in "the love bug."a wheelie because he is a especially modified bug with a high-performance 1835 cc engine. >> it's said that the movie's producer chose the number 53 for the side of the car because it was the number of los angeles star don drysdale. he chose red, white and blue stripes because of the patriotic theme. >> the logo wasn't featured anywhere in the movie. because the automaker didn't permit disney to use the name, but later sequels were made and sales of the beetle were down and volkswagon reversed course and allowed disney to use the name. >> so how was the unique car born? it goes back to before the world war. >> an engineer pitched the idea to adolf hitler. hitler didn't drive but he was a car enthusiast. he ordered the car made and called it the people's car. >> after the war the volkswagen factory was handed over to the british but the british thought the car was ugly. they didn't want it. so the germans made the beetles and soon they became the most popular in the world. >> the beetle

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she founded cincinnati children's international adoption center to give adoptive parents like shelly you think -- >> reporter: therapists work with parents before, during and after an adoption when behavioral issues may surface unexpectedly. >> they may not be really loving that child at that point. and we really want them to understand that is pretty normal. >> you're telling them it's okay to feel that way. >> it is okay. >> the family comes to see therapists twice a month. >> it's fabulous. >> dr. stat says internationally adopted kids have often suffered trauma or been neglected which can lead to anxiety, anger, or acting out. tisha is watching through a two-way mirror and giving mom tips through an ear piece. >> look how eager he is to help. >> they are teaching the kids skills they need to get through things. but they're also coaching us as parents. >> a mother of three adopted children herself, dr. stat wants her program to be a model. >> we really spent, you know, the past 15 years building a program that really is there to help families throughout their life. >> braeden cele