to stella's siegel is listed in russia's red book of red and endangered animals eagles of his toys only found in russians for east each year who want to follow just the company part reserve ranges in specs then this in order to do so the expedition would have to come hundreds of kilometers over the course of ten days. ornithologist if you know were taken to is joined by l.z. ashford a volunteer from scotland they were accompanied by range of plenty of a coach on the journey. this is where the two rivers meet their totally different the children journey is a deep culture with a strong current the water in the cabin is warm they even different color a challenger is greenish because of floodwaters but the kava always stays brown and . still the sea eagles can afford to be free in the make it on ski reserve they don't have to worry about food there is no funds to fish in the sea of a halt a nearby rivers is still a sea eagle is the largest bird in the area. their wing span is almost seventy cents to me since i was an adult can weigh up to knowing kilograms i can feel a branch an eagle is be

and what about the stellar siegel's a couple who come from there during low tide will see them. no toy doesn't come until several hours later at that time a mountain stream flowing into the sea of a halt can be crossed normally the title current is so strong that it does and smells keep one's balance the water is all year round a falling in would be dangerous there are no signs of life in the eagles and this its owner is away comes in for food but soon it appears on the horizon. cooking evil. the climate here it was completely different to the previous location even in the height of summer the weather poses a challenge it's a little bit cold. but it's not winter it's this summer so it's for me it's like. winter in scotland maybe. you can feel. the rain just take two dogs on a daily twelve kilometers patrol the dogs begin talking as soon as they smell a bag they are just as indispensable when rangers look for poachers something bad is often approaches have better equipment and the reserve personnel. well rules for the poachers carry weapons their boats have powerful engines in th

finally, we have sheldon siegel. and sheldon siegel is a corporate lawyer who has written a series -- i think seven books now, a fictional criminal defense attorney named criminal defense attorney named mike daley who actually lives

finally, we have sheldon siegel. and sheldon siegel is a corporate lawyer who has written a series -- i think seven books now, a fictional criminal defense attorney named mike daley who actually lives here in san francisco. and he's written a series of books and these becomes have been shown and transcribed and read throughout the world. so we're going to start now with a clip, a video clip and then we're going to go to the panel. >> i think it is our national novel. if there was a national novel of week, this would be it for the united states. i think it's the favorite book of almost everybody you meet. >> the first time in my life that the book had sort of captured me. that was exciting. i didn't realize that literature could do that. >> i remember reading a copy of my aunt's in jamaica queens. it was the first book ever written by a white writer that discussed racism in ways that was complicate and sophisticated. -- complicated and sophisticated. >> a touchstone in american literary and social history. it's a stor

i i hope that the president of the jury robert siegel their script try to offer a slow horrible home i mentioned already he's going to be one hour lecture us and i'm sure that some people from new york film academy will show up and would deter others wouldn't they yeah. the students all the students from some schools around europe and around the world who are willing to comment who are willing to experience something you. not only experience something new about to make a few. short movies which are going to prove to be presented at the closing ceremony says alex executive programme director of the twenty one international contemporary film fest spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us we'll be back with this interview can you tell. i. was inspired to return. so. far. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green arvin just a reminder that my guest on the show today is alex same with a visit program director of the two in one international contemporary film festival i would say we we started talking about different features of your film festival well let's talk ab

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name you some names the you'd like to because for as a president of the jury we've got for robert siegel a wonderful american filmmaker who was the scriptwriter of wrestler with me group. the. main end the year is to invite people who are really interested in what's going on we are not inviting people for money when not inviting people to stroll on a red carpet this is completely irrelevant for us if we're inviting someone this is going this is mean this means that we are going to have press conferences master classes meeting with the audience and we mean the art we hope to not only the audience but the people who are invited or guests will be satisfied with this experience because the first twelve is a place for communication communication means communication between and the audience on the movies it means the communication between their audience and the filmmakers and between filmmakers themselves because this is the best place to make friends after all one of the papers quoted you as saying that that your first of all your festivals main feature is to surprise at least this year doesn

robert siegel the scriptwriter of rust on my mansion already is going to be one of the lecturers and i'm sure that some people from new york film academy will show up and would there's a. students all the students from films called around europe and around the world who are willing to comment who are willing to experience something you've. given not only experience something you've got to make a few. short more recently trying to prove to be presented at the closing ceremony says i was sitting there is a program director of the twenty one international contemporary from spotlight should we are there we take a break so stay with us we'll be back with this interview in. the act. let's try for scenario australia i do want to tell you there's a room in the way i'm pleased to see the film on screen if you want to have sex go and have sex. thank. you. from the days of the manhattan project in one thousand forty two the university of california has been involved through the science of its provision and scientists and their relationship to the versity you see since day one has been in charge

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sanford siegel says psa tests are critical. >> it sends the wrong message to people. men's lives have been saved because of psa. psa came really into full use in the early 1990s. and since then, the number of men dying from prostate cancer has decreased significantly. >> reporter: milton ross says routine screening saved his life. >> in my case, through the years, it was being watched. and eventually caught it at a very early situation. and now i'm under the radiation therapy here. >> reporter: the study also says, often a detected cancer is so small and slow-growing, they never pose a risk to the patient. dr. siegel isn't convinced. >> if you take that away, i truly believe that you're going to see death rate goes up significantly, and men will be dying from prostate cancer, and dying from prostate cancer is not a good way to die. >> reporter: men over the age of 40 who have a family history of prostate cancer are urged to get a psa test, every year. live at union memorial hospital, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> jessica, thank you. doctors who pose t

lisa siegel reports you may be suffering from a disorder typically associated with children. >> mom, look at this whale, look at the hunchback whale. why can't you sit on the couch and read this book with me? and i'm just like... you know, just ready to like, can you just let mommy do a couple of e-mails?! >> reporter: gina from lakewood is the mother of a preschooler. a wife and a full-time writer. and like other women, she overcommits herself to people and projects she doesn't have time for. >> i think if i were to draw myself, it would be like a person going after pretty shiny things like oh, look at that that's so interesting, oh, look over there, that's so interesting. but then when i -- i don't follow through with it or it's not so shiny and pretty when i realize how much work is involved, then, you know, then i'm depressed about it or i'm -- what a loser i am. >> reporter: she says her lack of concentration has created challenges throughout her life. >> fender-benders, yeah. losing jobs? most definitely. let's just say i have been let go quite a few times. >> reporter: and wit

the goal colony is the largest siegel's nest in the grass or on the shore. of the birds never fly over this part of the island even black headed gulls stick together and steer clear of the nose and flock of traditional islands. whenever they see caspian gulls approaching they immediately set nests. but it's the spoonbills which stand out here. provisionally island forms the most and most of the habitat. these birds have peculiar looking beaks. rarely go up in the air they prefer to hunt for crayfish close to the shore. of their timid birds are going to have bills because they trust stations. there is an abundance of crustaceans. only feel safe on the island they build their nests away from the gulls to form what might be described as bird settlements the self-preservation instinct tells the cormorants to build their nests high above ground to protect their young from a sudden flood or. small predators get to the island when parts of the lake dry up in the hate when this happens the seagulls come to the rescue. when one comes around hundreds of girls attack a

a couple of siegel's that looked like they had oil on them. thatiegel's -- seagulls looked like they had oil on them. >> laura, have you seen -- have you been helping in the cleanup operations? >> i went down this morning and help clear up some of the oil that was on the beach. they started about 9:00 and we finished at about 12. it was really good to feel like you're doing something. >> you are volunteering yourself, but what are authorities telling you to keep yourself safe while volunteering in the clean-up? >> they are telling us to not clean up because it might damage the beach. i am not too sure about that. they're telling us to wear gloves and not getty oil understand. -- and to not get any oil on our skin. >> i guess you'll have to leave it there. she lives in a house next to the beach. flooding in thailand is been described as the worst in decades. the prime minister calling it a national crisis. i least 260 people have been killed and heavy rain is continuing to fall. the authorities are racing to build sand bags in the capital city

we're breaking it down today with matthew siegel, president and cofounder of our time.ion, thinking this is my opinion or your pin or the president's opinion. we're not in an opinion market here. there is a mathematical amount of student death. there's a mathematical inflation rate in the amount of education. there's a defined fact that banks are recruiting from these institutions and to the conversation we were having right before the commercial break, when you look at the size of the debt load we're putting on our college graduates and look at how much more participating in the bank extraction pays compared to trying to fight against the trend by doing something else, a lot of folks don't even -- you can't blame them. >> well, you made my argument, for the most part. >> i'm sorry. >> i mean, we launched stop the brain drain.org as a petition site to essentially say that our college campuses are being bought off by these big wall street firms who are getting preferred access to the best and brightest students. now, obviously, what that does -- >> the banks actually pay

and joining us now is matt siegel, cofounder of our time, an organization standing up for the economicve is the best way to expand this in a way that it becomes more inclusive, more principled, and doesn't get sucked into the idiotic pro wrestling of american politics? >> keep it decentralized. the second it becomes coopted by a labor union, by a corporation, by a political party -- >> by me and my crazy -- >> by you and your crazy get money out campaign, it loses all credibility. young people today, they're all there and they're identifying with this simple message. we're 99%. 99% of us have gotten the short end of the stick. well, that's very simple. it's also why herman cain's the flavor of the week. because he talks simple politics with his 999 plan. washington is driven and derided by confusing message that obfuscate everything and no one can understand it. this will really determine the 2012 election. >> i got an interesting letter today from the folks who are planning occupy colleges, who are planning a walkout later this week in solidarity with the overall wave that is breaking

although he doesn't know it yet a countdown to his iron hand has already begun should also be slow siegel's wife and kid the kids leave for a safe country that will they want to buy but there's no country that wants them. to claim goes backwards and forwards and eventually returns a colombian no one wanted anything more to do with pablo escobar. on the diplomatic pressure the german government sunday escobar family back home on the twenty nine fiesta bozza back in colombia on the police protection they have no idea they have walked straight into the trap set by u.s. and colombian authorities. tell us a little i was certain that once they'd been expelled from germany and were back in colombia they'd begin pressuring escobar in a big way. when they landed asked about family is whisked away to a police safe house in bogota. they have become prisoners. the same time the pakistan up the pressure and attack the hotel with grenades again no one is injured. in his lab escobar hysterical with worry forgets even the most basic security. we're talking every day etc program they're on the same frequenc

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siegel, thank you.e looked at this drug, and it does have other uses, and ahead we've got a new twist in our search for answers in connection with the disappearance of this baby. coming up, why our guest, mark fuhrman, says he sees eerie similarities between a story he heard from lisa's mother and a similar story he heard from o.j. simpson. >>> and what is wrong with working hard andingbeing successful? charles payne and a union leader head to head. >> when i get up every morning, and let me tell you something, i bust my ass every day. so the point that i owe someone outside of my parents, my community, my god, that i owe you more of my credit for what i do when i get up every morning at 4 in the morning is ridiculous. [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve.

siegel a member of the fox news medical a-team.ospital association found out 80% of the time, it leads to a delay in treatment. 70% they have to use a different drug than the one the patient is supposed to get. why? a shortage of raw materials. they are coming from overseas, 80% ofç the time. secondly, more and more of these drugs are going generic, chemotherapy, heart medication, antibiotics, blood thinners, i.v., these are lifesaving medications. another problem, right off the top, the drugs go to the ward theater which is where they should go. they end up in warehouses a lot of time because you don't know how much you are going to need in the combatç theater that's a problem. again, no profit, maintaining sterility, fda regulations that are strict about how these drugs are made, you end >> should drug companies be forced to be more transparent to let congress for example and the american public and shortages? >> great point. right now there's a law pending before congress to get the exact thing to happen. that the fda would ha

. >> reporter: quan's trusted legal advisor attorney dan siegel met with the mayor this morning. he told us tuesday the crackdown never should have happened. >> i opposed the takedown of the camp and i was horrified by some of the police activities that occurred in the streets tuesday night. >> you can't trust anything the mayor says or city hall says or anything the police say. >> reporter: as occupiers began reconstructing their tent city on the city hall lawn, the mayor cancelled her weekly press briefing. protestors insist her actions are only making them stronger. >> all it didn't did was galvanize the public, more fuel forth fire for the people. >> reporter: mayor quan is reportedly going to make an appearance here this evening. we actually spoke to some of the protestors, who told us they are expecting her to join them in their nightly general assembly in a short amount of time. she has not spoken to the media today so this will have been her first public appearance today. allen, speaking to some of those protestors, they say even though the crowd is small now, they are ex