. >> translator: dear shin, it's been almost three years since you went missing. i was devastated to hear you were taken by the tsunami while driving your delivery truck. >> the author of these lines is this man from northeastern japan. >> translator: we were such good buddies. we visited each other and played baseball together. we had so much fun, didn't we? i think about you every time i drive past your place, but i never stop because i can't sort out my feelings. >> the intended recipient is shin ichisaigo. he worked for a seafood processing company. his truck was swallowed by the tsunami of march 11th, 2011. >> translator: at first i thought it was a bad joke. i told mys it was a pack of lies. i just couldn't believe it. >> when he learned about the missing post office, ouchi decided to put together all the feelings that had remained unsaid. it took him two days to complete the message. >> translator: shin, i want you to know that you remain my true friend. may this message find its way over to you. >> translator: writing this letter helped me sort out the unb

shins. >> i love the shins. [ applause ] i have a funny story about that grammy."garden state" soundtrack. and i beat out quentin tarantino who's one of my heroes. >> jimmy: which movie was that? >> i think it was one of the "kill bill" movies. i love quentin tarantino, i liked watching him in film school, he's like a living legend. i finally get to meet him, i'm so excited to meet him. it's at some party and he goes, you stole my [ bleep ] grammy, man! and my face was like oh, no. this is horrible. i would so much rather be friends with quentin tarantino than have him be mad at me over this grammy. and it's the only interaction i've ever had with him. and we have a mutual friend. and now this new movie, which is coming out, i go do you think he'll see this movie? she's like, oh, no, he's pissed about that grammy. >> jimmy: send him the grammy. >> i'd rather send him the grammy and -- >> jimmy: yeah, give him the grammy, he'll appreciate it. should we go out again? >> do you want to go again? >> jimmy: let's see. all right. who do we have there, guillermo? >> my n

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shin soon hee is an unwed single mother and member of the association.he has a 5-year-old daughter who she originally considered sending for adoption overseas. at the introduction of reverend kim she's meeting with a woman who returned after being adopted overseas. shannon was raised by family in the united states and found her birth mother a year ago. she married a south korean man and now lives in seoul. kim feels that unwed single mothers can lighten their burden by talking to people who have had the experience of being adopted overseas. soon hee still worries whether raising her daughter by herself was the best decision for the child's future. the government has taken notice. this support center for single parent families run by the city of seoul opened in 2009. there are currently 15 other such facilities around the country. three times a week qualified teachers offer lessons to help unwed single mothers to prepare for high school graduation. many women who become pregnant in their teens are unable to complete their education. without a high school

tony shin joins us from murrieta. such a polarizing depate. what happens now. >> reporter: that's the question. it's the unknown. nobody knows exactly what's happening, because federal authorities aren't saying anything. you know, it's really interesting. we're not expecting to see any buses tonight, but take a look behind me of t. you can see there are still dozens of demonstrators out here. and it is getting heated at times with vulgar language. that's one of the reasons we're hanging back here. it's also costing taxpayers a lot of money. protesters are ready to block buses carrying mostly central american immigrant women and children. they head toward the mexico border. >> this is our town, and we want to take it back. >> reporter: a long-time murrieta resident doesn't want undocumented immigrants processed in her city and released. she is one of the many protesters worried about where they will live before their court date and how many may use this as an opportunity to quietly disappear and stay in the u.s. illegally. >> it's a very, very

in san jose, sharon shin. >>> the first hurricane of the season still dumping down on the east coast. coming up, the latest on arthur, now atropa tomorrow. >> and high--and now a tropical storm. >> and high technology now goes dental. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> if you love food just is as much as i do, check out california ballons--balance pool. citizens. as tara mergener >>> welcome back. america celebrated their 238th birthday, of course, we had parades, fireworks and new citizens. >> and president obama and the white house were at a ceremony for some service members. >> reporter: americans from coast-to-coast paused on friday for some fourth of july fun. and, plenty of love. >> i love my country, born and raised. you cannot beat it. >> reporter: and then came fireworks in big towns and small. while it is a chance for fun, fireworks, and parades, for some, this is an unforgettable milestone. president obama welcomed 25 of the country's newest americans at a citizenship ceremony at the white house. >> it is and honor to join everyone here for the first time in calling you our fellow americans. >

gaza during the truce caused it to relaunch its offensive my colleague paul scott spoke to paul here shin a spokesperson of the israeli foreign ministry he explained why his country is not backing down they say that all. these should be investigated and i agree and i'll tell you what we're going to discover we're going to discover that israel has taken unprecedented steps in a very difficult circumstance to minimize and to avoid civilian casualties and we're going to discover that hamas evil machine with a killer strategy has named it is perpetrating war crime of the war crime of the war crime and that's what we're going to discover you say that israel is doing all it can to minimize civilian casualties are you doing enough or boys killed in a bitch we're hearing about civilians being killed every single day we said repetitively we said it also quietly through diplomatic channels quiet will be all said with quiet calm will be responded to with call this message was rejected out of hand have been three cease fire proposals one by the egyptians one by the united nations one by the internati

. >> staying in china, police in the western shin jang -- xinji ang province have shot down dozens of attackers wilting knives. a gang armed with knives attacked a police station and government building in shache townie. a number of attacks have occurred, which china blames on islamists and separatist who want to establish a so-called east turkestan. our headlines, live from paris. hopes of a cease-fire have been dashed in gaza. the deadly violence continues, with more than 100 people killed this tuesday in gaza. heavy fighting in benghazi between government forces and islamist militias. a huge fire at an oil depot in tripoli is still blazing. as we have heard, the biggest scandal to hit chinese politics in decades. a former top ranking official and national security advisor is being investigated for corruption. time to get an update on the business news. i am joined by marcus carlson. it's a story we have been covering tonight. the european union is rolling out new sanctions against russia, with the u.s. voice to follow -- posed to follow. >> we have heard the european union is ask l

she hit the other, shins, knees first.w painful that looks. >> turns out to be worse than whatever she thought the original jump would have been. >> absolutely. she is able to at least swim herself over to the man. >> that will do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you love the best videos from the best, this show is for you, "right this minute." >>> a go pro camera becomes the casualty of the tour de france until a rider -- >> picks the go pro up. >> how it's capturing the race in a way you've never seen before. a

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course of this trial the contract was work that was completed including the work involving mobile shin and partial construction subsequent to the project 57 thousands of work was completed of interior demolitions and hazard demolition and material purchases including the tile that will be turned over to the city therefore the cost is $95,034 the remainder of the money for construction is almost 3 hundred and 44 thoisdz if this item is approved by the commission we believe this will begin in the winter of this year. the staff recommendation to approve the termination of the contract contract for convenience and to authorize the final payment in the amount of 95 thousand dollars plus incurred on the project and >> item? seen none, public comment is closed. . commissioner low. so what happened at the board of permanent appeals does the project need to be redesigned >> the department is looking at for the renovation we're looking at withdrawing the permit and the item go back to the appeal board and the renovation plan will going cuckoo. >> and have to be rebid. >> we're looking at differe

she hit the other, shins, knees first.painful that looks. >> turns out to be worse than whatever she thought the original jump would have been. >> absolutely. she is able to at least swim herself over to the man. >> that will do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you love the best videos from the best, this show is for you, "right this minute." >>> a go pro camera becomes the casualty of the tour de france until a rider -- >> picks the go pro up. >> how it's capturing the race in a way you've never seen before. a guy in a car hauler tries to ditch the cop as they try to shoot out the front

gross man's lawyer michael absolutely obsoleted deputy city attorney andrew shins garbage. there's nothing in the city chart that protects city attorney i mean attorney-client privilege not a peep. that was the root of mr. gross man's case the superior court was right to order the immediate release of the 24 documents withheld from mr. gross man should not have dragged on for two years before arriving as that hearing tonight and you're going to go into closed session god, only knows what. if the commission has too long of a history giving us reasons not to building you. mr. gross man should prevail other than the merits of his case and the appellate court should get over itself trying to hold attorney-client privilege immulberry it's not when it comes to narrow area of law focused on public utilities access. mr. gross man is not waging a battle to get at some kind of documents that will give him a road map he's after public records what part of that don't you get? >> it somewhat baffles me what you think you're going to do in closed session to be honest with you. you can't

we called the shin significanting foreign affairs department to clarify the report. they would neither confirm nor deny it. which means that it's true. now to other uyghurs, this is seen as an attempt to erode their religions, to erode their culture and feeds into the tension here. the chinese government says it's trying to build a modern province, which is why it's pouring in billions of dollars, building railings, matter ways and hospitals and airports. china says it invests more in xing significanting than anyone in china. and why there's a belief that they are not doing enough. >>> more ahead. pakistan takes the fight to the taliban in the north waziristan tribal area, and why an indonesian presidential hopeful is the target of religious smear campaign. >>> welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera. the u.s. ambassador in berlin is being summoned by german authorities to clarify the case of a german man arrested on suspicion of spying. ties have been strained following allegations of surveying citizens, including angela merkel. >>> the price in egypt has gone u

some months ago i believe it was commander shin thofs representing chief sur when we had a robust discussion about this legislation and concerns were noted then and that was a lead up over a several month process, which our office was extensively engaged in with the das office and others. if there is still questions or concerns that prevail because it sounds like there are, i think that this also is an incomplete discussion to hear on the fly from chief sur, which i think is an important message that is to be shared here, and i stress the idea that it should also be heard from others that are not party to this discussion who also have a stake in this. in light of that, i would recommend to pool the legislation table because the conversation i'm hearing i think has been confused and not necessarily on point in the way that we would like it to be and if there are members of this criminal justice system that have unresolved concerns then it is only, i think, in the best interest to address those concerns and have everybody back at the table. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you. given that my und

ibrahim shin-barry lost three cousins, his son wounded. "no warning," he said. "no warning." eight days ago residents took shelter at the u.n. school as a safe haven. some were still there after the attack. the u.n. said it gave g.p.s. coordinates of the school to hamas and the israelis to help arrange a humanitarian cease-fire for evacuation. survivors said they were told to gather in the courtyard to leave. they did, and then-- "suddenly, shells came down on us," he said. "we ran in every direction-- children, women, everyone running." tonight ende ended with one more question. "they killed our son, "she said. "what do we do now?" and from a grandfather to his grandson, with one more last farewell. >> pelley: barry, no one in authority is claiming to know what happened exactly, but the israelis are suggested it could have been hamas fire that hit the school. what is hamas saying? >> reporter: this is sort of inconsistent with what we were hearing from the survivors. the survivors talked nothing about any kind of firefight going on. it was peaceful. they were gathering in th

we can expect to see a nice steamy day unfold out there starting off with some sun shin but storm scanhree will start to bubble up with a couple of little pockets of showers and then are storms some of which could prove strong if not locally severe. we are in the 07's across the board generally a southerly flow, here's what will keep us steamy throughout the day. we will look ahead to the fire works forecast, starting off with some showers but eventually skies clear it should be good in time for fire works later on, bob. >> 5:53. we will begin our wednesday morning rush hour working towards that holiday weekend. lets go outside to a live look at the neighborhood in front of the pagan owe's steaks and shakes there, torresdale avenue at robbins on the corner. in problems or delays at all coming out of the neighborhood. ninety-five looking good as well, just watch out through construction zones. >>> happening right now, nasa tries again to launch a satellite that will study atmospheric carbon dioxide but -- >> they got it. >> yes. >> tracking a greenhouse gas. >> i always love watching th

think well a representative of the arab lawyers association thinks egypt shins have a lot to discover about their new leader people of egypt believe that the revolution has been stolen from them the full quote if we just look back at their military dictators. that hosni mubarak they got rid of him they had one you know for a state which they didn't like they like they voted for but many people didn't like it but the end result now they have a military regime they have sisi who in my view he's even worse than mubarak let alone what they gyptian state and he's he's doing all the things that even mubarak couldn't do in terms of putting people in prison and in terms of prohibiting people from even demonstrating it's still going through job and what i think probably see at the end of the year we'll probably regret having to become the president we have plenty more for you at r.t. dot com including french cops play hide and seek with a bomb placed at massey airport hide a block of explosives during a training exercise and then forget where they put it check out online the package could have

passing by died recalled to be at the sea and we leadership also claim that heavy a two re and i v a shin will not be used in big cities but we hear again almost every day airplanes fly in this region and eyewitnesses say that they are responsible for last week attacks on two tiny villages outside with guns going at least seven and according to different reports twelve civilians were killed including five year old boy whose funerals we attended on friday well well well the army strategy is all very sleepy to targets those who they claim are terrorists and separatists who can see that ordinary civilians often become victims as well. sure. we move. to what is. should be. divorced from fear is for low life and many other dangerous that this could pose a local residents those who didn't flee the city are worried about humanitarian issues such as water and electricity supplies access to food medicine drinking water it's not yet clear how different is that you shouldn't follow hospitals clinics care homes will be functioning in such a big city during the siege and we know that slowdowns can com

well everyone has been busy throwing around i can say shins and playing the blame game that has been the lack of hard evidence in the case where rush is the fives ministry has been studying that they tell from its radars and satellites and this is what it's found well the biggest revelation so far as second aircraft with characteristics consistent with those of a ukrainian military jet flying within three to five kilometers of the malaysian boeing. if you will at five twenty one pm and thirty five seconds another mark of an aircraft appeared at the point of the boeing crash. steadily monitored by radar station. and detour in sky during the next four minutes having spotted the jet an air traffic controller failed to identify it as the aircraft most probably didn't time for self identification system which is characteristic of military aircraft. why deploy military giants in an area where there are passenger planes flying and why not mention it also here satellite pictures show you cranes and see aircraft systems including the book missiles moving towards the east on the fourteenth of

strained with regards to spying but do you think that would have any kind of impact on the go see a shins for the trade deal or is this pretty much already a done deal chimney are set to sign that part of it is going to cause i don't believe it will have a significant effect on talks it's going to take until the end of two thousand and fifteen when negotiations should be completed this current affair will be forgotten quickly and i think negotiations will continue as if it didn't happen. well thank you very much it does seem that despite jimmy taking the unprecedented option of expelling that cia operative and seemingly standing up to the united states when it comes to trade they are going to sign this deal despite the concerns of some of the citizens here in germany home delivery service on the brink of revolution traditional ways to get your pizza book or your latest gadget may soon be a thing of the past the world's biggest web retailer amazon seeking government credit permission to test drone technology in seattle it thinks that one day drones will be as normal as mail trucks on the r

strained with regards to spying but do you think that would have any kind of impact on the go ca shin's for the trade deal all is this pretty much already a done deal chimney all set to sign that part of it is going to cause i don't believe it will have a significant effect on talks it's going to take until the end of two thousand and fifteen when negotiations should be completed this current affair will be forgotten quickly and i think negotiations will continue as if it didn't happen thank you very much it does seem that despite germany taking the unprecedented action of expelling that cia operative and seemingly standing up to the united states when it comes to trade they are going to sign this deal despite the concerns of some of the citizens here in germany. more stories on the way including lattimer putin's mega trip to latin america a few moments we'll be live with our correspondent there to find out more after the break. also drones have a pretty bad press thanks their military use and now the civilian news is also causing the fair and that still to go. to the media leave us so

strained with regards to spying but do you think that would have any kind of impact on the go see a shins for the b. trade deal or is this pretty much already a done deal germany are set to sign their part of it. i don't believe it will have a significant factor on talks it's going to take until the end of two thousand and fifteen when negotiations should be completed this current affair will be forgotten quickly and i think negotiations will continue as if it didn't happen. thank you very much it does seem that despite germany taking the unprecedented action of expelling that cia operative and seemingly standing up to the united states when it comes to trade they are going to sign this deal despite the concerns of some of the citizens here in germany. well the proposal to create a transatlantic free trade area covering europe and north america has been in talks for decades but not everyone is in favor in france for example one hundred of the country's luminaries have launched a campaign against the deal writers performers and politicians are afraid the secretive negotiations will lead to

sixty minutes as one of america's most celebrated journalistic ends the two shins c.b.s. news magazine has won over one hundred emmy awards since the program first launched in one hundred sixty eight and is revered for its investigative reports that have revealed everything from government corruption and military cover ups but like the majority of corporate news today the program has largely succumbed to its paymasters and government sources most recently airing infomercials for the n.s.a. and amazon also producing widely debunked reports on the benghazi embassy attack and subsidies for green energy companies but according to one former sixty minutes insider the program has been long seen by conflicts of interest and turmoil censorship charles lewis is a former producer for a.b.c. news and sixty minutes and in a new piece for politico taken from his new book titled why i left sixty minutes he outlines the reasons why he rejected a successful career in the corporate media to start his own investigative journalism institution so to discuss his time at sixty minutes as well

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a goal off the shin and in. >> all right. jumping over to wimbledon. andy murray defeating kevin anderson. there is our last hope today, facing lopez. he came out firing aces. 52 he faces stan valbrenka in the next round. and just had too much game, winning in straight sets. moving on to round of 16. alice cornier today, browshard reaching a quarter finals with a victory. only woman to reach the semis. axe's taking their 4-game road trip to detroit after getting rocked by mets. tiger celebrating his 30th anniversary of the 1984 world series championship team. a's draw first blood. it's 1-0 athletics miguel cabrerra offering deep to left center. 379th career homer. a 1-1 game. brandon moss to a gap in left center. scoring from first and he's coming around... and he's in there. right now, it's 4-1, and we'll have highlights coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware what. do you think? will that hair cut work for me? >> it would make a statement. >> you can do that. you can pull it off. >> that is it >

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>> it all comes down to leadership, for last several administrations even back 20 years been a per shin is no -- perception there are no votes in pursueing a more vigorous pace program, but the status kuo will get us by. it has left us with no access to space, a lack ofest in space, and other nations are pursueing a more vigorous space program than we are. neil: thinking back to john f. kennedy who used cold war, and not allowing russians to beat to us space, with very big dramatic goals at that time, landing a man on the moon before the decade was out. do we need something like that again? does it need to be frameed in terms of national security? in our national interest to do this? >> it is in our national interest. does not have to be a koeul colr space race but we can claim, our future in the 21st century, depends on a visio vigorous spae program. you have to do something more ambitious, we have that ability, technical side of getting to a nearby asteroid or getting to the moon is pretty well understood. it just takes more, maybe 10% bump up in nasa budget would be enough to restore

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in 1990, fifa began requiring shin guards.e the mls to be an example of wearing helmets, for example. >> well, i don't know that helmets are the answer, but the league is very proactive on this situation. each player is given a baseline test before they ever step on a field. there's a very strict return-to-play protocol. if a player suffers any sort of head injury or head contact, they're not allowed back on the field until a doctor clears them to do that. that's not going to be a coach's decision. that's going to be a medical professional's decision. what's clear is this is an issue that requires further study. so we were at a white house summit two or three weeks ago with the president talking about youth concussion safety and what can be done in this area. we announced at that time that the u.s. soccer federation and major league soccer and the soccer community would come together and have a medical summit that really focuses in on this issue. >> well, it's certainly an important issue. we've heard all sorts of reactions. e