this is our first glimpse of the spirit bear. it's just amazing.hite bears are rarer than panda bears. no more than 500 of them on earth. the only place in the world you can see them is right here. you feel like you're seeing a ghost. the way it seamlessly slips back into the forecast. it's amazing. the pictures are what this expedition is all about. raising awareness of a place off limit tossing most humans. one of the last truly wild places on earth. >> we can show the world what's really at stake here. >> reporter: canada's panda is now poised to become the next environmental superstar. i'm david wright for "nightline" in the great bear rain forest. [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. ♪ cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you

>> we have run into addiction spirits. spirits that are -- >> reporter: why are they spirits?ren't they just -- i stuck heroin in my body and i'm addicted now. why is there a spirit involved? >> it's a great question. there are demons that will come into them because they're not in control anymore. they're having a buzz, they're not of sound mind. their soul some how is opened. i call it, terry, the barn door. the barn door goes -- it opens. and we don't know how many spirits come in. the devil wants us in bondage. >> reporter: for this pastor, the devil's doorways are discovered in all kinds of places. >> we have found demons that come in through tattoos. how many ever fooled around with a ouija board? martial arts is another open door. if you are breathing, you've got them. if you're not breathing, don't worry about it. everybody's got them. it's just a question of, how many do you got? >> reporter: everybody's got them, he says, including -- himself. well, tomorrow night, how young is too young for all this? we'll bring you the amazing story of an 8-year-old boy at the past

. >> what i want them to know is just like johnway was from waterlao, iowa, that's the spirit i have too. >> stephen: she has the spirit of john wayne but the critics couldn't wait to it in pick on a detail. >> johnway is from iowa but three hours away. there's a john wayne from waterloo but it's john wayne gacy. >> stephen: sexual serial killer is from waterloo but that's sem mantics. bachmann said she misspoke. that's a big mistake. no retreat, nor is rounder. -- surrender. it's day one. don't show weakness. what on earth are you apologizing for. all you said is you have the same spirit as john wayne gacy and there's something to that because like gacy people might think you are a clown but if they dig a little deeper they'll find you are deadly serious. come on, you are a republican. you don't stumble on facts. you double down. in the only doll you have the spirit of john wayne gacy, you've got the eyes of a young charles manson. [cheers and applause] nation, class action lawsuits are so destructive to our country. they crippled our nation's once thriving asbestos industry. now th

i think the spirit needs to be there. that is very important. that is the way they presented the title. >> as maker of the motion, i would agree with that if language can be crafted that all commissioners were concerned that the did development agreement -- that the development agreement would adequately protect the rights of tenants for rent control. >> a second. >> i want to clarify. i think this was meant to be our draft of your response. so the title of that page is incorrect, i think. it should read the planning commission's findings. so we would be issuing a separate response. this is our draft, are suggested response from you. just to clarify that. commissoner moore: did you write the document here in front of us? who is the main writer of this document? >> it was a joint effort of the office of economic development and the city attorney's office. commissoner moore: all three agencies need to respond because they receive the letter? >> yes. commissoner moore: why did they spend -- why did they spend time waiting for us? i

there's the spirit bundle.is what holds your, like when i went through the puberty rights and everything, you go through the fasting and prayers and everything when you're 12 and you find your guardian spirit. mine was revealed to me after fasting it was the silver fox. so i keep the tail of the silver fox as part of when i do my rituals and everything because that is my guiding spirit. spirit helper. >> this will be the medicine bag. this is the one you keep for your personal religious items. you have a small amounts of different herbs that you use, youse tobacco, bare root, sage, things like that, you use in your prayer circle. here is white sage. you use this to purify your living space and everything. you don't have to burn this to get the purifying results out of it. i want to take that. >> here's the eagle feather. i was worried about that. this is the american bald eagle, where you get out of the conservecy in colorado. they use them when they die and you have to apply for it. this is like a little medic

ford was the feminist next door, a free spirit with a dress code. above all, she was a wife and mother. if you have any doubt on that score, ask mike, jack, steve or susan. during his years on capitol hill, it was congressman's ford's habit to work saturdays at the capitol. often he brought one or more of his children. before they were at least to play hide and seek in statuary hall, the congressman directed them to a nearby battery of manual typewriters. write your mother a letter, he told them. tell her what a wonderful mother she is and how much you love her. all this week, americans have been sending their own expressions of love and gratitude to mrs. ford. the technology may be different, but the emotions are timeless. millions who never met her felt as if they knew betty ford. millions more wished they could. they identified with her struggles and from her courage in the face of adversity, they took inspiration to confront their own demons. little of this could have been predicted in summer of 1974, when the fords many assumed them to be a fam

and i thought that was some kind of cruel joke that the spirits were playing on me.ut it was just something, you know, that i did promise that if i got my feet and my legs working again that i would earn my name because i thought maybe that's what it was there for, is to keep mush -- pushing me. >> well, as you think about the experience that the reeders are going -- readers are going to have reading your book, what is the -- if you could narrow it down to one thing, what is the most important thing you'd like readers to take away from your story? the. >> some laughter. because in spite of all the bad times, you know, we really need to sit back and be able to laugh and feel good. and, yes, there are some really bad, sad parts, and those were very hard to write. but, you know, i would feel great if somebody said, you know, i laughed, i had a good laugh at something in the book because there are lots of silly, stupid or whatever things that i did. naive, i think, is a good word. things that i did. and lots of times i'm putting my foot in my mouth and open it up just to

but it is about getting in touch with your inner self and your spirit. and finding something that you can hold on to. and for me as a child, we did have a lot of church and some religious activities but it was also -- i had some dreams in which i had a spirit guide that came and helped me. and although i had seen her once before, the big time i saw her when i had the horseback riding accident and i broke my back and i was unconscious for a while and i was laid up for a little bit but as a kid fortunately, i healed and i'm moving around great. part of overcoming that is not believing the doctors when they said you should be glad you can walk. you're lucky you're not dead. well, yeah, sure but i wanted to do more and we kept going finally i had to go to a chiropractor to find somebody that said, okay, maybe exercise is okay. maybe you can try jogging, yeah, maybe you can do stuff to strengthen your back. boy, i latched onto that and i was into cheerleading and dancing and i felt great and i got my body back, just as you start to feel good life has a opport

i thought it was some kind of cruel joke that the spirits replaying. i did promise if i got my feet and legs working again but i would earn my name because i got baby that's what it was therefore. >> as he think about the experience that readers are going to have reading your book, if you could narrow it down to one think about what is the most important thing you would like readers to take away from your story? >> some laughter because in spite of all the bad times, you know, we really need to sit back and be able to laugh and feel good. yes, there are some sad part, but i would feel great if somebody said you know, i laughed. i had a good laugh at something and that the case there are lots of silly, whatever things. naÏve is a good bird. lots of times that of my foot in my mouth and open it it just to switch feet. >> speaking of coming in now, sometimes putting your foot in your mouth, i seem to be doing at the moment, tell us a little bit about the inspiration. would encourage me teach you get to actually read the book? >> well, i do mention a few i

bless their bodies, their spirits, their minds.call upon you, ancestors, to ask for your guidance for all of us and especially our youth. especially our youth. guide their feet, their heads, their hearts. be to their left, they're right, above, below, in back of them. we ask that all of those who are present today be more inspired, more informed, and more hopeful and more blessed and more ready to take action when they came. >> i want to thank sonya davis, one of our peacemakers in the community. a healer, civil rights attorney, and she has been a member of the restorative justice for youth program in oakland. linda. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the koret auditorium of the san francisco public library. i'm a member of the african- american interest committee here at the library. it is our hope that you will be profoundly moved and inspired by what you hear and see today. social justice is concerned with equal justice, not just in the court, but in all aspects of society. this concept demands that people ha

hold those in some other segments or or for all the old of travelers who wants to come to me the spirit so now it's currently white nights surely you must see a huge influx of tourists coming to the city just the greatest actually yeah i know i need to walk back around like i'm from from finland from hills and you know exactly the same thing but they have done so great job with the white knights here so so so i don't understand that white people chose some people spirit instead of feels like it's just because upon fame i say that but the great job well done great great great p.r. texans marketing x. and this is this is the time of the year to come here if you want to enjoy. what this beautiful lies are all you know so i'm regarding cultural activities it seems that the list is absolutely enlists from it's a half to captain's palace the boat trips it's amazing yes that's true but on the other hand i would love to say that the there are no younger generation who comes to experience life here experience nightlife. they don't even need those excuses that there's a palace next to that next t

i want to thank our budget office and the department heads for the spirit of openness with which you worked not only with us but with all of the community stakeholders who were here. i also want to thank my colleagues, not only for all the long budget meetings and some of the late nights, but for pulling together to ensure that we are balancing this budget across all areas of government, it across all services. everyone came to this budget with the spirit of cooperation, which is what we dearly needed this time. i do want to single out one person in particular. carmen chu is not -- not only is the chu family extremely proud of you today, but i want to thank you for having taken on the work that you to go to the last few months to really bring us forward, working with the mayor and everyone here. it takes all of us to mention that our city is taking care of during these tough times, and we look for to continuing to do this in the years to come. with that, supervisor chu. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, for being here today. i was just reflecting back on the time when i started to

or would put up a 40 story building on a chromium dump along the turnpike extension in jersey city spirit and nobody ever questioned. >> and no one question. so he says if this guy is who he says he is and i can't find one reference to him on google, this is a meeting i'm going to take a pass. >> that's a long list. the higher-ups. >> the mayor of hoboken, 23 days in office. >> and he took more than he was even charged with spirit and also went back for more. >> correct. >> weight. that raises an issue i've always had about some of these things. he took cash, fedex envelopes, for his campaign. is that the same thing as taking it for your pocket? the deputy mayor of jersey city, the former for must wean who is now in her '70s, she took money but it was for the mayor's campaign of which she was the treasurer. to my way of thinking that's a little us venal than taking it to put in your bank account. >> doing "the jersey sting" we don't hold ourselves out as scholars of jewish law or a source of jewish law or federal criminal statutes, and it's important because we understand the distinction

spirit.at deep down inside you there is something that craves this stuff, that hungers for this stuff and to be able to feed it -- the fact that we have the technology is and the science capabilities and engineering capabilities to deliver what we are delivering is absolutely incredible. so let's not lose sight of that and in fact let's elevate that because i think it is crucial. you are going to hear some amazing things about some unbelievable capabilities and i am certainly excited to hear what everyone has to say, so with that as a set up, don't let me down. thanks. [applause] >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. my name is dwayne brown with nasa's office of communication at nasa headquarters. as you have here today is mars day and what better venue to make this special announcement on the destination of nasa's next mars rover. we have a lot to cover. i'm going to introduce introduce her participants and they will give you an incredible presentation and then we will open it up for questio

spirit about my ancestors as well as spirits about liquor. so that canadians very much to me. i began in the book with this relationship. >> the photo is in the 1927 actual illegal distilleries that was located in franklin county where there were 77 different legal distilleries meeting abcatoo the time of probation. we have lots and lots of small farmers who had applied for and received federal licenses to produce whiskey. i often think, what if you heard today, the interest in local foods, 77 distilleries in one small location in the mountains of virginia, there would be people flocking here to go on some sort of fluid -- to tour. that's what this was. this picture on the front was an illegal distillery were people were trying to make a living. 1919 comes along and those people are suddenly unemployed in this industry that they found at their livelihood. >> the author. the book is spirit of just man, and it is published by the university of illinois. >> what are you reading this summer? book tv wants to know. >> high. i'm the author of hesit

i think i have always been interested in the land and the life of the land and the spirit. the second part is i have a writing routine which is i like to write from the moment i get up in the morning. i like to start and i like silence and quiet. i usually don't like to stop but i have to at some point to do whether things like go to work and it is very hard to be working writers and not to have the luxury of being able to do your riding but other things interfere. it seems like internet these days seems like an interference. i keep going over my limit on my internet which is people get things bounced back to them because if i am travelling or riding that comes first. so my riding --writing routine is to write as much as possible. >> host: next call from colorado. >> caller: glad to hear you. fascinating. but i want to make a comment. i grew up south of pine ridge in nebraska in port robinson and i was always taught that when you hear these tribal names, toomey i grew up thinking that is a form of respect. i wanted to know. and thank you. i am nervous so i will get off here

. >> i will never bat against american spirit. >> and continuing a visit to the tech shop.all it a gymnasium for adventures. >> they call filmore the heart and soul of san francisco. a lot going on tonight. we'll have a live report coming up. ttttttttttt >>> bay area is known for innovation. wine freedman found a work shop that is an inventors paradise. >> if you prefer to hang around with those who do, as opposed to other who's merely talk about doing you might like this place. >> you're not a type a personality. for weeks now, he and his partner worked 15 hour days on an idea that might expand your ipad use. >> i was lying in bed streaming net flix. you can use your ipad in bed in the most comfortable position in the world. >> this is a place called tech shop. >> this is like a gymnasium for inventors. $100 gets access to every machine in here. if they can mashin something, they can probably build it. >> i will never bet against the american spirit. we're not done with manufacturing in the united states. >> mark hatch is betting on the american entrepreneurial

ground-breaking universal healthcare legislation that we indeed live up to the original intent and spirit of that legislation. i'm proud to say that i come before you with a full support of the father of universal healthcare in san francisco, then supervisor, now assembly member tom omyiano because this is a common sensicle piece of legislation that is essentially trying to address an unintended consequence, a loophole that was unintended to be there when healthy san francisco was first enacted. for members of the public who are watching and members of the audience, to remind you a little bit about what the ground-breaking piece of legislation that was introduced did, it required that employers who have more than 20 employees and those that have 20 to 99 employees, essentially, and those who have 100 or more, that they make specific money available so that money can be spent by their employees on their healthcare. i don't need to tell you how, since the years that healthy san francisco has come into being, how we at the city here in san francisco have really benefited from the national at

the crux which was presented by jonathan at pets' corner as a classic example of the odds of real spirit coming into the city trying to establish a small business of making a go of it. we have businesses of formula retail stores coming into the city that will kill the spirit of entrepreneurship. it is a question that needs to be addressed. if you have these megastore is coming in, the sole individual who wants to establish a small business that creates the identity of the city is very crucial. it needs to be weighed very carefully to. were you want to take the city and how we differentiate yourself from the suburban areas? when the stores, italy, if they establish themselves in in different localities, which we call triangulation, they use their store to pat down any of entrepreneurial spirit. it is not good for the city and i would appreciate this legislation to pass. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have petitions fromb &b pet stores and i would like to mention -- we had these copies made at north beach coffee shop. it's a very small business and they made it the copies for free. they

the spirit is crushed. the hunger for freedom keeps the spirit alive no matter how extreme the counter forces. how can that hunger be fed? can the great works of western literature and a reading circle nurturer it? we'll ask the iranian author of reading lolita in tehran azar nafisi. announcer: if. for such a small word, it packs a wallop. if i live to 100. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe "if" should never hold you back. "if" should be managed with coverage that builds on what you already have. together, we can create a personal safety net - a launching pad for all those brilliant "ifs" in the middle of life. call on our expertise and get dr. azar nafisi welcome. >> thank you very much. >> your book is entitled reading lolita in tehran, a memoir and books. why did you select that title? about as your theme an older man's sexual obsession with a 12-year-old girl? >> well first of all i wanted it to be about celebration of great books of imagination. it sa

keeping that spirit intact would be a fitting tribute to the space shuttle. i wish the crew of sts-135 a is smooth and productive journey and abovesm all a safe return.anted mr. president before yield the floor i want to add anf additional note. in colorado of course we have 54 mountains that are overt. 14,000 feet. we have countless peaks below that lofty elevation but amongighe the 100 highest peaks in colorado we note columbia.which is named in the memory of the astronauts on the mission that ended tragically and we also have challenger..r both peaks in the top 100, both peaks linked by a high ridge and in the middle of that high ridge rid is kit carson peak which is a 14,000-foot mountain. i've had the good fortune tove stand them a summit of both ofstanon those peaks most recently columbia t peak. in april and the view is one that is worthy of us as u americans as we go forward.reat let's remember the great successes of the shuttle program and build on them as we move forward as americans exploring wld the world and exploring the universe. ii k know my c

so great job with the white knights here so so so i don't understand that what people chose some spirit instead of feels like it's just because of form theme i say that but the great job well done great great great p.r. actions more getting arcs and this is this is the time of the year to come here if you want to enjoy some. with this beautiful lies are all you know so you know i'm regarding cultural activities it seems that the list is absolutely endless from its a half to catherine's palace the boat trips it's amazing yes that's true but on the other hand i would love to say that the there are no younger generation who comes to experience life here experience like life. they don't even need those excuses that there's a palace next is a mix of the whole though it's just want to see how the life goes here they rather go for clubbing you know this is the great city also for that it's good for all worst most top so while it's wonderful it's great to you all the best of luck with your childhood i thought thank you it was nice to meet you too your local park. will be on and what other hotel

(paulson) for those who haven't seen it, describe the spirit of christmas. you guys could describe it better. the spirit of christmas is, like, santa and jesus basically duking it out. and it's a lot deeper than that, but it was the most irreverent, the funniest groundbreaking use of language and characters in a setting that you've just never seen before. and i thought it was the funniest, funniest thing i've ever seen. and then when we finally put it on the air, we had advertisers, which is, you know, an issue we go around a lot, who wouldn't go near it. but for every one who wouldn't go near it, there were two who would. and it was a huge success for us. it was kind of like the uranium for the network in many ways, because comedy central always looked to do groundbreaking things, and we had always, you know, tried to break the mold. we do not like to run sitcoms. it's a network where we try to do something different. even ben stein's money was a new take on game shows. every format we did was a new take on that format. this was brand-new in its format, in

the government has reset the great spirit to safety and are not concerned with the consequences their reaction is only to help the governments they face but they don't actually take care of the damage and the people here first there was the earthquake then the devastating a wave which rushed in and destroyed this part of the coastal city of it walking also there are the nuclear radiation waves that are coming into this area as well the volunteers that are coming in to rebuild this city certainly have their work cut out for them but just like the city itself the people who live here the community they need to have their spirits rebuilt as well. that. again in an effort to keep the community emotionally strong organizers have brought this acting troupe in from tokyo they say their goal is to provide something beyond a simple intertainment or we have a certain japanese pride and in this destructive situation i would like to bring good things and present the spirit of japan and japanese pride by bringing people together and making people smile. through that shared community experience the

has recently set up branches in vietnam and in shanghai but spirit bank did not have much outside of russia so it's playing catch up basically with the t.b.'s not playing it's not playing catch up but in a different sense because what it's done is it's gone for another growing market which is eastern europe to some extent one could say that eastern europe is a bit more like russia x. soviet union the markets in which we t.v. is working but could actually as burbank go further and to compete say with german and french giants. i think that that would be difficult certainly if you're looking in the long term perspective so ten to fifteen twenty years then that's definitely where they're aiming at but initially what they will have to do is first of all consolidate their management and their whole team to be a multinational multicultural park as opposed to being simply a savings bank in russia by the way do you think there's a risk for suburban because a lacks the experience of managing an international bang. it's always a risk in any takeover than any acquisition but there are going to b

of course, the spirit finds this suffering intolerable rises from the spirit of nonviolence. our three analysts have all devoted their lives to this principle, and i am anxious, as i know you are, to hear their advice on how we might incorporate some of this in our own lives. it is a great honor to present to you once again professor vincent harding, sister helen prejean, and his holiness, the 14th dalai lama. [applause] now, a word about how we intend operate here today in this conversation. i have spoken to sister helen and vincent earlier, and we will allow our panelists to talk for two or three minutes about their own personal path to the path of -- stance of non- violence, and the particular role that nonviolence plays in what they do in the world. we will then follow that up with questions and comments, and then at the and we will have a one minute or so summary from each of the panelists, and i am certain we will all be greatly enlightened by that time. we would like to start, of course, with his holiness. if you could talk for a couple of minutes about your own person

know they can they can start deciding for themselves take the power back to what they said is the spirit of revolution here and number of israeli populace sung singers have also been taking to the stage and one son of a son had of course i'm translating this is the new middle eastern country we created to storm the future it's up to us. well paula spirit is keeping abreast of developments in tel aviv in for the very latest as you can follow us on twitter underscore can't question is posting her comments her latest tweet say that separates us as have been chanting israel is a police state a security forces arrests of all demonstrators people today without there are plenty of tweets on that and other news stories that aren't r.t. underscore calm. the debt crisis raging in europe is coming more and more economic scallops in spain suffering recession and mass unemployment has now been put on review by the credit rating agency moody's the international monetary fund as well france that it needs to impose cuts to avoid becoming europe's next debt crisis victim and the news because barra greig'

the sale of distilled spirits is prohibited. there will be no sales of distilled spirits. we'll have a license to transfer again because of the special circumstances and the fact that we got it out of 511 crescent, and it could not be downgraded to a tight 20 license. our next condition -- no more than 5% of the square footage will be used for the display of alcoholic beverages. again, walgreen's will stay in their primary business segment, which is general food and convenience and so on, a very small portion of their premises will be beer and wine. next condition -- the noise shall be allowed beyond l.l. area of the control of the licensee. -- beyond the allowable area of the control of the licensee. we can step in. we have laws in place to address them. our next condition that would remain -- lawyering is to find a standing idly about, and is prohibited on premises under the control of the licensee. no person under the age of 21 will sell or deliver alcoholic beverages. no ball beverage shall be solved -- no more beverage shall be sold in concentration above 5.7. conditi