special care was taken to protect personnel from shells the votes were reinforced with for me to think concrete underground passages were also built between the caves. the fortifications cost seventy three tons of gold which equated at the time to approximately two hundred million dollars. to refer to the cations of the saying every fortification has its unique layout depending on a particular district. the fortifications have been built of the highest points. the garrison of such fortifications could defend independently each holding out for two months of the most vulnerable parts of the fortification where the enemy could dig underneath the buildings dug what are known as counter mine galleries these are the deepest underground vaults of the fortress. soldiers would sit in these. listening to what was happening on the of the sound of what if they heard someone digging underneath the force these were extended that way everything would collapse because of the explosion rendering this part of the fortress impenetrable to the enemy. the adesa catechumens scattered underground in all dire

take special care when examining such dangerous sections of the catacombs. the remains of prehistoric animals can be found in the. more. bones very well. but. preserving agent for such burns. here. the. burns. will give them to the museum of paleontology. addresses museum of paleontology is one of the best known museums across the former soviet union nearly one third of its exhibits feature objects found in the catacombs scientists discovered that thousands of years ago the area of what is now a death was inhabited by desert animals such as hyenas and camels there's also a unique exhibit two perfectly intact ostrich eggs they date back to the third century b.c. but the museum boasts even more valuable finds. this which is. very interesting elaboration of the buying. a ways interesting question is. this little how has been the subject of debate how did it come about was it the result of mechanical treatment someone doubt whether this could have been done by ancient people this is highly unlikely there were no humans of any kind of three to five million years

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. >> reporter: children with gender identity disorder or gid need special care. in kawasaki city on the outskirts of tokyo the community and the local government have launched a new effort to break down gender barriers in the classroom. research recently conducted by a university has found that one-third of japanese students deing with gid can't attend school. what's more disturbing is that two-thirds of them have considered committing suicide. takomatsu is physically female. she says her school miseries finally ended when the principal made the decision to treat her as if she were a male student. >> translator: first, i couldn't understand what was wrong with me. was it that i hated wearing skirts? or that i hated my teachers? other kids had constantly bullied me since elementary school, calling me lady boy or creepy. the boys and girls bathrooms were segregated like this. >> reporter: the simple use of the toilet became one of the biggest problems so kobiayashi was allowed to use the facilities in the faculty room. the aim was to give everyone a better understa

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we will talk more about that later on and we want to make sure if you are a parent who needs specialized care for your child here in oakland, they are ready to provide the maximum care at the levels that they are used to. they are pearing baairing back couple of things. >> we're will be near normal operations. we will have nurses who are managers in a specialist that works at the hospital. a group that comes in to train in pediatric care. >> this hospital being able to provide the kind of care it has been, it needs to have the nurses there to do it. >>> now more than 700 nurses say they will be out here and they agreed to do so with the union. that's something that the supervisor said really has a lot of nurses torn. they want to be here on the job and they don't want to be out on the picket line, but that's what they have to do to get what they need for themselves and their family. we will talk more about this late or this morning. live in oakland, today in the bay. >> thanks a lot, chris. >> are to decision 2010 this morning. pollsters predict that republicans win big as the election approa

drawn was and researchers consulting with us to give us a feel for what sort of information needed special care. although i must say in that process, the human rights groups were very helpful and the bureau of investigative journalism was also helpful, but none of the mainstream provided any assistance whatsoever to the demands to get 400,000 very serious documents into the public record where they can have ongoing effect. if i may add, the pentagon of course refused. statement was, we are not interested in a conversation about minimization. we are only one to hear how the documents will be returned and the legal counsel for the dot also issued that statement to us. >> sometimes you were portrayed like a man on the run. are you worried about your safety? do you think that your enemies are trying to hurt you, to get you? >> i think that question has been answered. >> i can only get people to consider that we have a serious case here where the obama administration is trying to create new law through changing the interpretation of the existing law. in a similar manner to the way in which bush expa

they say that she will need special care for the rest of her life. back to you. >> joel, okay, so what is the success rate for the cases that do go before the special vaccine courts? what kind of a chance does someone have? >> last year, $164 million was paid out to damages and to victim's families. that's a big number. with 75% of those cases that the vaccine court heard were these autism-related cases and all of them thrown out. there's just not enough scientific evidence here. so with this family case in the supreme court, what it does, it sets up at least the possibility that the families would be able to go around vaccine courts and to be able to sue these drug manufacturers in the state court. >> joel, thank you so much. is >> we also have breaking news on the landmark ruling on the military ban on openly gay trooped. late this afternoon, they issued a nationwide injunction. stopping enforcement of the don't ask don't tell policy. it ends the military's 17-year- old policy towards gay service members. department of justice attorneys, they have

said -- he is said to be ill and wears a knit cap to regulate his temperature and needs full time special care. that's the latest live here in fort hood. manuel gullegos, 9 news now. >>> world war ii veterans were honored today. they were greeted by the band, student, faculty and staff from the northern virginia community college. their trip to d.c. is sponsored by the honor flight network, a nonprofit group that brings vets to the capitol so they can reflect at the memorials around town. that's great. >>> a little cooler today but still beautiful. >> this is average. we got spoiled with the 86 and 83. but 70 is not bad. >> no. we'll take it. >> dust off the umbrella for tomorrow. we have some big rains rolling in here. here is your forecast first. the next three days, rain and showers tomorrow. we'll talk about when that will be the heaviest. highs only 62 and i might be too optimistic there but i'll keep them at 62 now. windy behind the system on friday, 65. bring a sweatshirt to high school football. it will be brisk but nice. and then low 60s on saturday and still on the brisk side. we'll

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they are getting special care here, but we still see very basic medical care.oor. people are still in the open air here, as you can see, just lying out on cots. a very difficult situation that i have to add there's cautious optimism tonight that they are at least stabilizing the situation. they tell me, fred, look. that doesn't mean we won't have more deaths from cholera and more confirmed cases that they feel that they are starting to get a handle on this. >> paula newton in saint marc, haiti. thanks so much. >>> going across the seas now, an ultra posh restaurant has opened in iraq's capital. the joint lebanese/iraqi venture hopes to capitalize on iraq's hunger for the return of its night life, and so far business is booming. here's cnn's arwa damon. >> reporter: it's glitz and glam more common to the banks of the french river aira than baghdad's tigris river. iraqis are flocking for the opportunity to spend an evening in a bubble of normalcy. it started when we were having difficulty finding a place to have lunch. lebanese businessmen and partner in the proj

drawn was and researchers consulting with us to give us a feel for what sort of information needed special care. although i must say in that process, the human rights groups were very helpful and the bureau of investigative journalism was also helpful, but none of the mainstream provided any assistance whatsoever to the demands to get 400,000 very serious documents into the public record where they can have ongoing effect. if i may add, the pentagon of course refused. statement was, we are not interested in a conversation about minimization. we are only one to hear how the documents will be returned and the legal counsel for the dot also issued that statement to us. >> sometimes you were portrayed like a man on the run. are you worried about your safety? do you think that your enemies are trying to hurt you, to get you? >> i think that question has been answered. >> i can only get people to consider that we have a serious case here where the obama administration is trying to create new law through changing the interpretation of the existing law. in a similar manner to the way in which bush expa

. >> reporter: 100 residents receive care at this special nursing home in tokyo. most have dementia. their average age is 87. every year, the home provides end of life care for the ten or so residents who are into their final days. this is one of the caregivers. >> translator: i used to shake them and say wake up when they looked like they might die. it is very difficult to be surrounded by people who may die at any moment. yes, it's very difficult. at first, i hoped it wouldn't happen during my shift. >> reporter: in august, while 99-year-old yaiko was under her care, she passed away. her son and daughter-in-law are in their 70s. when they could no longer look after the elderly woman at home, they brought her to the nursing home. >> translator: the end of life care was just what we wanted. so we asked the facility to take care of my mother. >> reporter: the family did not want her to be hooked up to tubes or a life support system so they managed to feed her by placing food in her mouth. she was fed a breakfast of bread and jam soaked in milk. she liked it and her

former hip-hop artist tonya lump kin and friend terry lathe that, they fired spruce, special people requiring unique care equally. they have social and career development workshops. in his second year, the team hopes to build more houses around the country bringing more awareness to this silent community. >> i wish a little more light could be shed on what's going on in the mental health arena all around, with him being involved -- him having a platform that he can bring a little more light -- shed a little more light. >> people in the world need help. i needed help. there are some people -- i thought, wow, what if someone was going through things i was going through and didn't have nobody to help. they usually check out. i always had a heart to help people period. >> these are people that can't care for themselves fully by themselves which is why they need the program. to me they need extra, the above and beyond what's required. we wanted to be able to do that. >> now back in the spotlight for his philanthropy and another new album, ginuwine say it is balance of both is exactly how he wants to be rememb

a line of oral care products specially designed for older kids.t protects the areas their dentists check... in flavors and designs they'll ke. they'll be brushing... seriously. >> paul: with election day just over two weeks away "wall street journal" writers have been covering the big races as well as sleepers. themes likely to drive voters to polls come november. here with reports from the field, kim strassel. matt kaminski and editor james toronto. kim you have been in florida, the panhandle as well as in virginia looking at blue dog democrats the so-called moderate or conservatives what are you finding? >> i was in the district where allen boyd is running for rae elect. i was in dixie county which is full of conservative democrats. guys who voted for mr. boyd because he's a blue dog but tend to vote for republicans at the federal level. these guys are furious. mr. boyd voted for health care, stimulus, cap and trade. could you not find a boyd sign anywhere you looked. this is the county that gave him 67% of the vote last time he ran. >> paul: yo

with careful oversight, the special inspection procedures, you should feel comfortable that we're doing what is necessary to make this safe. think you. >> how often does the department building inspections not except recommendations from a peer review panel? >> we have had to indications but this. this is not just giving us the review. >> we have come to some conclusions, inevitably. >> for the

one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their pregnancy with other women that have similar due dates. our doctors here are family doctors. they are able to help these women deliver their babies at the hospital, at general hospital. we also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now because if they are low income enough, they get medical. if they actually

with careful oversight, the special inspection procedures, you should feel comfortable that we're doing what is necessary to make this safe. think you. >> how often does the department building inspections not except recommendations from a peer review panel? >> we have had to indications but this. this is not just giving us the review. >> we have come to some conclusions, inevitably. >> for the appellant reason some issues about some changes that might have been agreed to and asking us among other things to continue or to modify. i know in some cases you have done so, but in this case, i don't believe it is necessary. we can work with the design engineer of record to make sure that happens. >> thank you. >> mr. kornfield, was the information for review sufficient? >> i could not answer that. >> could mr. tom answer that? >> could you repeat the question one more time, sir? >> i asked was the level of detail in the first structural' addendum package of sufficient detail for review purposes? >> hi name is hanson tam, with the department of building inspection. we concluded that addendum n

journalists and researchers consulting with us to give us a feel for what sort of a information needed special care. although, i must say, in that process the human rights groups were very helpful, and the bureau of investigative journalism was also helpful. none of the mainstream press partners, in fact, provided any assistance whatsoever to the demands to get 400,000 very serious documents into the public record, and into history, where they can have an ongoing effect. and tell us if i may add, -- and, if i can add, the pentagon refused. its statement was they're not interested in a conversation about harmonization, they are only wanted to hear a on how the documents will be returned, and a legal counsel for the department of defense also issued a statement to us. >> a i am from italy. sometimes, you are portrayed like a man of the run. are you worried about your safety? d.c. enemy is trying to hurt you, to get you? >> that question has been answered a lot. >> i can only sort of get people sit consider that we have a serious case here where the obama administration is trying to create new law bee

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a line of oral care products specially designed for older kids.heck... in flavors and designs they'll ke. they'll be brushing... seriously. >> mike: joining me now is conservative commentator ann coulter. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> mike: this is an article -- you knew i was going to do this. >> this was not our topic, governor. >> mike: it will be. this is something you recently wrote and this is from let's see, here it comes. all liberals are atheists. there is only one true christian liberal in the country and that's mike huckabee. help me understand -- >> you my this stuff! >> i am not prepared for this. i did say it and i will defend it. it was not meant as an insult to you; it was meant as insult to the alleged christian advisors of president bam become and jim willis type. they're such fake phony frauds you cannot be a liberal and a christian. and those in particular, for example, their idea of charity, they claim that no, liberals, we're true christians we want to raise the taxeses and give it to the poor. they are not spending their own

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a line of oral care products specially designed for older kids.tects the areas their dentists check... in flavors and designs they'll like. they'll be brushing... seriously. >>> if >>> if you are a news junkie, you remember the video of charlie the chimp smoking. this thing was viral. i feel like it was everywhere you looked. you saw it on our show. the back story, the monkey would beg visitors outside his area for cigarettes and smoke them. charlie the chimp died. it's of natural causes. not any of the smoking. >> they say he kicked the habit. >> an occasional smoker. he said, like i said first started happening after visitors would throw lit cigarettes into the enclosure the they would say once he would take the cigarette he would actually smile and then smoke it and grin. and like i said this bad habit of smoking earned him nationwide attenti attention. i shouldn't say global wide. >> rest in peace, charlie. one more for the road. very interesting story, a farm in lithuania, called ooh-la-la, they have a plan they look to do in the maldive isla

but if you were at my house yesterday you would have seen this special redskin dance. >> would you careto us? >> i would not. >> i think it is to our benefit that nobody outside of your house saw that. but i imagine it was highly beer taping. >> oh, baby. >> you were celebrating. >> you had a lot to celebrate. you almost had nothing to celebrate. if you take away week three when they got crushed by the rams they have played four games that have been decided by three points, three points, five points and six points with two of the four going to overtime. if you are a redskins fan and haven't chewed off your fingernails soon you will. momentum and confidence, the redskins have it all right now. >> this game was gratifying because it showed the heart and character we have on the team. >> reporter: the heart and character started with the defense and their ability to hold the packers in check until the offense got rolling, which they did in the fourth quarter an mcnabb could feel it. >> god guys waiting if this big play. >> reporter: can't say enough about what donovan can do. there's no ch

special case. a sick orca everyone agrees needs better care. activists admit though the chances are small that a healthy captive killer whale would ever be released from a major marine park. >> still to come on "second look." we will show you kako's return to iceland and a bit later, two orcas take on a great white shark right off our coast. we will have the incredible video incredible video. ñsxóxgñ as . >> for most of two decades a killer whale named kako lived in captivity. after he started the movie free willy a move began to free him from the mexico amusement park where he had lived for nearly ten years. in 1998 a massive logistical effort returned kako to iceland near where he was born in the atlantic ocean. but one looming question remained could he survive on his own after so many years in captivity? here is john fowler's report from september of 1998 on the day when kako landed in iceland. >> reporter: out of a confining concrete pool for the last time, kako the killer whale is on his way home. the five ton star of the free willy movie