the community impact award category are the asian-pacific islander wellness center, the asian student unionthe san francisco state university, the california dragon boat association, and the state workshop. >> now, it is my pleasure to announce that the recipient of the 2010 apa hedge award in the community impact category is -- ready? the asian and pacific islander wellness center. [applause] founded in 1987 as a grass-roots response to the hiv/aids crisis in the asian and pacific islander community, whose center is a health services and education, research and policy organization, his mission is to educate, support, and power and advocate for asian and pacific islander communities, and particularly, for those living with or at risk for hiv/aids, as the oldest american not as profit that focuses on api communities are and how and a teddy services, the organization has been effective in putting innovative and holistic and effective programs and services in place and programs that benefit all communities. in addition to help and counseling services, the organization has lost numerous innovat

the government at the moment that's why the students are on the streets that's why the seventy occupations and crucially that's why so many others trade unions and people work in the public sector and people are worried about their services are also joining the students in the demonstration. meanwhile the government is cutting the salaries of the prime minister and his cabinet and the country's minimum wage and latest set of austerity measures here is struggling to save the single currency plans to put the banks through another round of stress tests. from the adam smith institute says the euro's days could be numbered. it wouldn't take a genius to see that there is a crisis approaching the euro zone a major continent wide crisis i think it is probably because of the government debt but i think the bailout in ireland has failed to bond markets. are still extremely high and we see in portugal and spain creeping up words as well so i think we're probably going to see quite a difficult year for the if not the end of the eurozone in the coming months i think we need to see it start looking to the future looking at how countries can return to thei

the government at the moment that's why the students are on the streets that's why the so in your compassion and crucially that's why so many others trade unions and people work in the public sector and people are worried about their services are also joining the students in the demonstration. i mean marland is cutting its leader salaries and the country's minimum wage in the latest set of austerity measures the struggling in plans to put the banks through another round of stress tests but former manchester united star account tona has come up with a stress test of his own calling on people across europe to withdraw their life savings to us our affiliate reports from paris. the crime a massive financial crisis entire countries going belly up governments be forced to impose a sturdy measures the culprit public sentiment points to banks and the people that run them these are predatory monstrosities made up of weapons of mass financial destruction whose sole purpose is to kill themselves and others or suicide bankers or predatory bankers their financial terrorists and therefore they need to be eliminated for those who agree the question is how. d

since he's got a chauffeured delivering him in a ministerial car he has been seen there at the student union. are they broke or has the deputy simply lost his political direction? >> there's a wonderfully involved scomblaet for. -- metaphor. he can't -- he can't -- he can't even decide whether to sit on the fence. [laughter] >> steven mosley. >> last week the governors in high school in my constituency of chester made the decision to apply for academy status. however, before they made this decision, they faced a barrage of opposition from trade unions and the local labour party activists. what message would the prime minister send to those who seek to undermine well-needed reforms of public services in order to fulfill old-fashioned outdated feeling. >> the academy movement just as the city technology colleges before it have actually brought greater independence and greater authority to head teachers and have led to an improvement in educational standards. and i think if the party opposite has got any sense, they won't back off it and they should tell their friends in the trade union movemen

campus, but since he has got his chauffeur-driven ministerial car, he has not been seen near a student unione sat-nav broke, or has he simply lost his political direction? >> that was a wonderfully involved metaphor. at least the deputy prime minister can make up his mind whether to join a demo or not- the leader of the opposition cannot even decide whether to sit on the fence. >> last week the governors of christleton high school in my constituency made the decision to apply for academy status. however, before they made that decision, they faced a barrage of opposition from trade unions and local labor party activists. what message would the prime minister send to those who seek to undermine much needed reforms of public services in order to fulfill old-fashioned, outdated, left-wing ideology? >> my honorable friend is entirely right. the academy movement-just like the city technology colleges before it-has brought greater independence and greater authority to head teachers and has led to an improvement in educational standards. if labor members have got any sense, they will not back off fr

it was asking around, looking at signs that were up in the student union, that sort of place. that sort of thing. i think because there's so much stimulation that comes from an options, the media are so incredibly interesting. even your own laptop, that he think that there is his dedication that is talked about earlier where a lot of students to have the passion, who want to get involved in something, they are not even sure how to break into that. so i had a few ideas for the students, but it's pretty worrisome. this is not a big city where i was. it wouldn't be that difficult for a short person to find their way in, but this person was highly intelligent come was feeling a little bit overwhelmed and not sure how to get into this, this clinical discourse, political activity. >> another thing that is problematic is the idea of going to a rally is doable, but we are going to school, we are doing all of that kind of thing. at the same time, i don't remember the last time there was a fight. i look at my parents come in the mid '50s, and they grew up in a time when people were fire

erupt in protest over government austerity cuts with a riot after a forty thousand strong student and trade union demonstration against a new law tripled university teams. a fact deal even with unemployment and homelessness in the u.s. had a fifteen year high big banks on wall street could be about to pay record bonuses. russian prime minister vladimir putin says the arrest of wiki leaks founder julian assange means the west has no right to lecture about democracy as meanwhile moscow wants answers from nato over leaks about secret defense plans against russia. next spread your wings looks at the most advanced and extreme ways to fly stay with us. but. i've never been like this before. so how does it feel. we did it. these people don't have a runway with powerful engines hold it's needed is a steep hillside or a with each bullet the each take off there is always a risk they are fresh no pilots but they proudly call themselves preflight pilots. in the foothills of the rules a thousand kilometers from moscow. these paragliders have three days at their disposal they have decided to make several fligh

students and trade unions have been the most vocal but veteran politician and campaign attorney says the next move would be set for united front. students support pensioners who are finding their pensions. disadvantaged public support benefits are being cut to the thing becomes. very powerful political movement for justice and once the. right now the cuts are on paper but once they begin to bite so too will an increasingly angry public not even the christmas tree on trafalgar square emerged unscathed from this winter's violence and trying the people of norway and a symbol of peace and goodwill protesters tried to set fire to the tree and stalled graffiti on nelson's calling nearby and this isn't the end of civil unrest in the u.k. or across europe as governments continue to dig their way out of the crisis by forcing all staring into the people the people to continue opposing them you're and it's. just about a few as well you can always find a run of the most important events in twenty russia run across the globe. there's a taste of what's online for you right now which if you come to

students and trade unions have been the most vocal but veteran politician and campaign attorney says the next move would be so former united front solidarity students support pensioners who are finding their pensions. disadvantage public support those who benefits are being cut to the thing becomes. very powerful political movement. right now the cuts are on paper but once they begin to bite so too will an increasingly angry public not even the christmas tree square emerged unscathed. from the people of norway and a symbol of peace and goodwill protesters tried to set fire to the tree and graffiti on nelson's call in nearby and this isn't the end of civil unrest in the u.k. or across europe as governments continue to dig their way out of the crisis. to the people the people continue. your and. the forecast for the coming. of. the year of i expect patients. really enjoy not everyone. we had to wear. for many russians the new year officially. chimes striking midnight but they do much more than just a change of date. finding out how they also keep in tune with people's deepest. it was a

university tuition fees in england the vote came amid mass demonstrations by thousands of students and trade unions it turned out the largest in a string of ronnie's against sweeping austerity measures and budget cuts across europe well i'll take your emma to is in london for us with the latest developments laura the unpopular plan has finally gone through but with a very narrow margin give us the details on this. that's right but it was an unexpectedly merry margin even the people who are protesting and today didn't expect it to be this narry two hundred twenty three three hundred twenty three m.p.'s voted in favor of the measure to increase university tuition fees and three hundred two voted against now in recent days we've seen a lot being of m.p.'s by their party leaders to vote in favor of this measure but that doesn't seem to have worked i mean obviously this measure has gone through in the end but it does suggest some want of a split in what is britain's first coalition government a coalition of the liberal democrats and the conservative party so that's been interesting in itself and of cour

students and trade unions it's been the most vocal but veteran politician and campaign attorney says the next move would be set for united front. students support pensioners who are finding their pensions. disadvantage public support those who benefits of being cut to the thing becomes. a very very powerful political movement for justice and once the governments have to listen right now the cuts are on paper but once they begin to bite so too will an increasingly angry public not even the christmas tree or trafalgar square emerged unscathed from this winter's violence an annual gift from the people of norway and a symbol of peace and goodwill protesters try to set fire to the tree and stalks graffiti on nelson's calling nearby and this isn't the end of civil unrest in the u.k. or across europe as governments continue to dig their way out of the crisis by forcing austerity onto the people the people vowed to continue opposing them you're at this party london. well as lighten the tone a bit chilly for many russians new year's eve results were a perfect time to look for miracles it seems

students and trade unions have been the most vocal but veteran politician and campaign attorney says the next move would be set for united front. students support pensioners who are finding their pensions. disadvantage public support those who benefits are being cut to the thing becomes. a very powerful political movement for drug. and once the governments have collusion right now the cuts are on paper but once they begin to bite so too will an increasingly angry public not even the christmas tree on trafalgar square emerged unscathed from this winter's gallants and from the people of norway and the symbol of peace and goodwill protesters tried to set fire to the tree and still graffiti on nelson's call in nearby and this isn't the end of civil unrest in the u.k. or across europe as governments continue to dig their way out of the crisis by forcing all staring into the people the people to continue opposing them you're and this party. still ahead on this last day of two thousand and ten new year's night is a time for miracles it's one thing to make a wish and quite another to come tru

promise to do yes certainly i mean students protesting as we've seen over the last couple of weeks but i mean i think a lot of them are probably misinformed the national union of students has been putting out quite a lot of misinformation about what this bill entails there's no upfront fee for students to be deferred across the lifetime of their careers. really i mean it won't deter people from poor backgrounds i mean it will make students pay the cost of their own education so i think it's a good step in that right and probably a lot of the people here if they knew this didn't actually mean they were upfront fees that they were going to pay probably wouldn't be here so i think it's a great shame that the student has put out that misinformation for probably quite politically motivated campaign. and from the audience it is to thank you very much for talking to us now we will be at these demonstrations a little bit later we'll be going down to parliament to see what's going on down there we are expecting a degree of violence today this is the biggest demonstration that we've seen so far between twenty and forty thousand people expected to turn out onto the st

angry now that the coalition governments approved these cuts in student funding what the students and the trade unions and others who might join with them going to do now because what's going to happen is christmas so traditionally british people are going to still celebrate christmas they're still going to bother children christmas presents john a thirty first fabulous the ball on the door mat before the credit card people will be beginning to lose their jobs people have been living through for this on their credit cards to pay their mortgages they're going to start defaulting that's when the real practice of them stop their parliament and think it's not about it isn't over it's certainly is and i have on the debate about europe is definitely not i've been about the issue that will continue don't go on thank you. the official tea obligation to your ipod touch from the. lights on the good. video on demand. bills costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. dot com. chosen from among many. he was given the clear cut mission. the mission he successfully accomplished. became the first ever encounter s

>> asks the student union -- [unintelligible] >> so you are not moving from anywhere? there is a group here from sheffield, and they are going nowhere. thank you. >> we are joined from someone from the university of manchester. before i come to pick up on -- what was said there, she knows her brother custody of thursday, and they are going to carry on. >> i they are not going to pay the fees. the tax payers will provide the money for students. no family is going to have to reach into their back pocket. when they graduate, at that point, that they will make a contribution. i do not think that should be -- i very much hope that it will not deter her brothers from going to the university. >> that is exactly the point. people will be deterred from going to university because of the perception of the headlines be. the question is about whether -- is quite clear from the point -- the protest that they did not. >> you have to find your living. >> you end up with that 50,000 by the time you leave the university. >> i have a problem with it. it makes me feel like i do not have

students. >> well shg, michelle rhee sayst the teachers union is at the odds of the core mission of the educationof the core articles says that politic makers and school boards who are beholden to special interests have created a bureaucracy that is focused on the adults instead of the students. the teachers unions get the blame for much of the elected profishls, parents and the purpose is to change, but the purpose is to protect the unions and the pay of their member, and they are doing a great job of that. >> the purpose of the national education association is clear. of course, we advocate for professionals who spend their time in classrooms across america, but it does not end there. it is about uniting the members to fulfill the promise of public education for every student. that is our mission. that is our purpose. you cannot shout out the voice of the thousands and the millions of people who spend their lives in teaching. with e we know how deeply our members care. we know it takes the collaboration, and to ask them questions. this commission is so exciting to me, because it is time we had

today not to mention the rest of the country and joining with the students will be the empty which is one of britain's most powerful unions told its members to join together with the students in the protests and indeed on the entire trade union movement organization after hole so we are expecting a great number of people descend on london for there to be a measure of disruption certainly not only can we see the throngs of people behind you the protesters there but we're also seeing live pictures at this moment some live aerial shots of of the students gathering in london protesting these potential raises into action for us who are tell me this austerity measures across europe obviously a causing a lot of anger tell me what kind of response has not. elsewhere. there are we seen a series of violent demonstrations not limited to but certainly beginning in the summer they came over from mainland europe where they started in greece and then in barcelona in paris still say and then moved over to england really and swedes this is the third big demonstration that we've seen also in ireland this week we've seen big demonstrations

angry now that the coalition governments approved these cuts in student funding what the students and the trade unions and others who might join with them going to do now but that was really going to happen is come january thirty first into february because what's going to happen is christmas so traditionally british people are going to celebrate christmas they're still going to bother children christmas for thirty first fabulous on the door mat before the credit card people will be beginning to lose their jobs people have been living through for this on their credit cards to pay their mortgages they're going to start defaulting that's when the real protests are going to stop and parliament can think it's over it isn't over it certainly isn't over under debate about europe is definitely not over and about the view that will continue don't go on thank. you. this is a table from the u.s. embassy in colombo to talk about here an apparent june seventh incident of extrajudicial executions the military reported to the press that on that day that filled nine guerrillas in from the best occasion by instructs

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angry now that the coalition governments approved these cuts in student funding what the students and the trade unions and others who might join with them going to do now that was really going to happen is come january thirty first into february because what's going to happen is christmas so traditionally british people of them still celebrate christmas they're still going to bother children christmas from thirty first fabulous first on the door mat before the credit card people will be beginning to lose their jobs people being living proof of this on their credit cards to pay their mortgages they're going to start defaulting that's when the real protests are going to stop and parliament can think it's out about it isn't over it certainly isn't over and the debate about europe is definitely not over and about the game that will continue don't go on thank you. to moscow all she's available in mary's grand hotel. which colson royal marriage renaissance could. clone. encircled the. holiday inn. the roles are really emotional in the region country club so full of shirts and fun this piece of the first boo

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young people being angry now that the coalition governments approved these cuts in student funding what. the trade unions and others who might join with them going to do now because what's going to happen is christmas so traditionally british people of them still celebrate christmas they're still going to bother children christmas from john a thirty first fabulous bulb on the door mats for the credit card people will be beginning to lose their jobs people have been living through for this on their credit cards to pay their mortgages they're going to start defaulting that's when the real practice stop parliament and think it's out of it isn't it isn't i have on the debate about europe is definitely not i've been about the game that will continue don't go and thank you. from among many. he was given a clear cut mission. a mission he successfully accomplished. became the first ever encounter space. of the soviet union one of the best known persons in the world. his thoughts were focused on flight. good he ever think that his life's work would cost him his life. what happened in those few seconds. and what s

university student, stewart and his brother as they another young student to accompany them into a student unionegated. morgan was a black student who was prohibited from eating with white students at the university. the three of them broke the rules. the university had to decide, do you follow the rules and discipline stewart, mo and morgan, or do you change the policy? the lunch room was integrated and free from discrimination from then on. [applause] morgan maxwell, i want to add knowledge him, he has joined us here today. he traveled from tucson, arizona to be with us and honor my father. he was down when they named the foundation the stewart udall foundation. he shook my father's hand and said, it is great to see you after 61 years. sons are new mexicans. they live in new mexico. morgan, please rise. you get so much banks from the -- so much thanks from the udall family. thank you for been here and thank you for your friendship. [applause] as secretary of the interior, my father took on the racist owner of the washington redskins. in 1962, the redskins were the last all white team. a father

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