because the have not been regularly attending school, and staff will be helping to develop a plan in tandem with the student and family to make sure that this young person is successfully re-entered into school. so that is one way that a young person might come into the center. then, the young person will be supported for the next three to four weeks to insure a smooth transition and green tree and the engagement back into school by our community-based case managers who are trained and have a background in social work, background in social and juvenile justice, and a background in case management. from there, there are other venues and ways like a number of students that came into the tarc center during our pilot days were actually brought in by their parents. that is the best way. we want young people to come into the center. by community members or by their parents themselves who have just been at odds of, "how do i get

the 1972 democratic presidential candidate said he made the tandem jump to increase public awareness of hunger. among the children of the world. >>> well, in health news, a new study found that a gel may be a new weapon in the fight against aids. the gel is mixed with an aids fighting drug and a study in south africa found that it blocked the virus cutting in half a woman's chances of getting hiv from an infected partner. but researchers say that more studies are needed. >>> the flu vaccine of the future could be a simple pain free solution to that, and you can give it to yourself, in fact. it's a tiny new patch containing micro needles. sandra hughes reports now. >> reporter: it's not just children who don't like those annual flu shots. >> i'm a baby. i just -- i don't like -- i don't like the feeling and then i don't like seeing it. >> reporter: imagine instead of the needle using a vaccine patch. smaller than the size of a penny. it has hundreds of microscopic needles that don't hurt and dissolve into the skin. >> the immune response seems to be stronger than what we observe with

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if you are working in tandem and -- not speaking english, yes, we have a problem.if you were walking in tandem and not speaking english, that should not be a problem. last time i was in arizona i met a young man who was deployed to afghanistan and he said to me, why am i going to go fight for my country when i come back to my state and i am asked for my papers? that is what arizona is turning into. . . our border is as safe as it has ever been. does this look safe to you in what is our country coming to? we will not surrender any part of arizona. we need to stand up and demand action. washington is broken, mr. president. do your job. secure our borders. arizona and the nation are waiting. host: we hadn't really heard a lot from governor brewer since she signed this into law. what's the response to this ad? >> well -- guest: well, the resources on the board have quintupled and immigration campaign is part of that. i think she is playing politics with a really serious issue in the state of arizona, and at the end of the day, she is not doing anything, necessarily, to

they don't necessarily believe he was working in tandem with someone else. they just can't believe this massive amount of material was leaked by just one person. so they want to go back to his computer. they want to go back to people who knew him. and they want to look at other computers to see if anyone else is involved in this huge leak, robin. >> the volume of what was released is just astounding, among other things. i know that you have spent -- dozens of trips that you have gone to afghanistan and the pakistan region. and you have been poring over this material. anything that has surprised you? and anything you think will affect the future of the war? >> reporter: i think a lot surprised me, robin. it's really, just as you say, so much detail. there's so many documents here. and reports. one thing sort of stood out to me, though. a cia counterterrorism expert commented on one of the reports. this is a cia person saying, there is a school in pakistan responsible for 95% of the suicide bombers. in other words, hundreds and hundreds of suicide attackers ha

local and federal authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> we believe in the power of communitypolicing. local knowledge, local trust gets built from the ground up. what you are speaking to it is, how do we understand this threat when it is beginning to materialize? if someone is here in this country, the time that exist " between when they might be moved to violent action and when they will move to that violence, may be short. we need to act wisely. we need to remember the values that made this country great. we need to craft a strategy is to keep ourselves secure. >> at the moment, it is a huge problem for your department. >> is terrorism a problem for our department? >> the home grown issue. it seems particularly difficult to get a hold of. when you are dealing with an overseas a threat, there are other tools. you do not have those here.+ sometimes people can operate under the radar. >> we do not just pick up and pick up -- stop and pick up the tools that are applied here. we have the border tools. we have information sharing. we need to work on all of these and crafting stra

if you are working in tandem and -- not speaking english, yes, we have a problem. if you were walking in tandem and not speaking english, that should not be a problem. last time i was in arizona i met a young man who was deployed to afghanistan and he said to me, why am i going to go fight for my country when i come back to my state and i am asked for my papers? that is what arizona is turning into. . . >> well, we finally got the message. these signs. these signs calling our desert and at the drug and human smuggling area. these signs, warning people of danger, and telling them to stay away, art 80 miles away from the border. this is an outrage. washington says our border is as safe as it is ever been. does this look say to you? what is our country coming to? we will not surrender any part of arizona. washington is broken, mr. president. do your job. secure our borders. arizona and the nation are awaiting. adn't really heard a lot from governor brewer since she signed this into law. what's the response to this ad? >> well -- guest: well, the resources on the board

there was a misfire -- local and federal authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> one ofhe things we believe in is the power of community policing with police work within the community and together to understand from that level where local knowledge, local trust, local confidence it built from the ground up. more broadly, i think what you are speaking to is how do we understand is that when it is beginning to materiallze? the time that exists when they might be moved to violent action and the time of actually taking that action might be relatively short compared to if they have to travel abroad, so we need to know more. we need to act wisely. we need to remember our nooms and values that made this country great, and we need to craft strategies, in working together, to keep ourselves secure. >> t the moment, a huge problem for your department. >> is terrorism problem for our department? >> obviously terrorism is a problem, but the home grown is particularly difficult because when you are dealing with an overseas that, there are other tools and can brought to bear. you do n

we were all on course and in tandem on what we believe is very important. we want the people to know that we are not going back. it requires we remind them of the ditch that the republicans had driven us into, that on all these issues -- health care for poor americans --republican voted no. whether it was reform of wall street, which has cost us millions of jobs and over trillions of dollars in wealth, the republicans by and large said know. weather is reining in the oil, the republicans said know. it is about policy and the american people, and the policy set we will measure our success by the progress made by the american people. they have to feel some of that progress, so we have to talk about how we continue along the path of a new direction and that we are not going back. again, i -- i have been pleased about the cooperation we have had with the white house in promoting democratic messages, and the new direction for our country. >> yesterday, 59 house democrats wrote a letter about fiscal discipline, cutting spending. the scene more pretty intent on st

we need to have -- a tandem of missouri and america's greatest women leaders' representing united states senate. we need and must have robin carnahan representing the state. that is possible with the help you are providing today and the help he will continue to provide until we get this raised on the way we know we can, the way we know we must, and most importantly, the way we know we will. thank you very much for your help for robyn. -- for robin. [applause] >> thank you. all right. let's dig going here. -- let's get going here. well, thank you, mr. president for being in kansas city today. we are thrilled to have you back in missouri. please, you all sit down. thanks to all of you for being here today and for your generous support to me and my family over the year. my mother and my husband are here someplace. they deserve special thanks for their patience and support and love. i want to give a shout out to my campaign team. they've been traffic in pulling this event together. we know that this year's senate race was offer a clear choice between somebody who has had a record of standing

we need to have -- a tandem of missouri and america's greatest women leaders' representing united states senate. we need and must have robin carnahan representing the state. that is possible with the help you are providing today and the help he will continue to provide until we get this raised on the way we know we can, the way we know we must, and most importantly, the way we know we will. thank you very much for your help for robyn. -- for robin. [applause] >> thank you. all right. let's dig going here. -- let's get going here. well, thank you, mr. president for being in kansas city today. we are thrilled to have you back in missouri. please, you all sit down. thanks to all of you for being here today and for your generous support to me and my family over the year. my mother and my husband are here someplace. they deserve special thanks for their patience and support and love. i want to give a shout out to my campaign team. they've been traffic in pulling this event together. we know that this year's senate race was offer a clear choice between somebody who has had a record of standing

the authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> we believe in the power of community policing. they work together with local trust and confidence getting built from the ground up. more broadly, how do we understand the threat when it is beginning to materialize? if someone is here, the time existing between when they might be moved to violence and actually taking the action might be but to the short, compared to if they had to travel from abroad. we need to know more, act wisely, remember norms and values that made this country great. we need to craft a strategy is working together. >> at the moment is a huge problem for your department, it isn't? >> is terrorism a problem for our department? >> the homegrown problem -- it seems difficult to get hold of. overseas there are other tools that you do not have here. sometimes people operate completely under the radar. >> we do not just import rules apply abroad. we have the american public and the different levels of law enforcement, border tools, and information-sharing. we need to craft strategies that allow us to know when disaf