and there's a place to the temple gate. oh, it's my neighborhood. very lucky. so, where is the five story building. there's the point and this is the main hall and there it is. i'm on the top of the story, tabernacle. i'm in trouble. how am i going to get down. what's that? where? on the top of the temple? it's a bird. no. i don't think so. i think it's a man. [laughing] no one could climb up - climb - up. [singing] something is happening in the temple. whoa what's that. i think it's a performer. i think it's a man. man! what's he doing up there? i don't know but he must be in trouble. let's help him but we don't have a ladder. okay. so, somebody, let's bring this across with a big blanket to catch him with. let's help him, hurry up. bring something. there are so many people down there. is it the kind of festival today? i don't know. a big cloth. what's that for? they are shouting but i can't hear anything. louder there, please? what? jump? jump from here? whoa they are telling me to jump? they are going to catch me with the big cloth. okay. yes i'm ready to ju

going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for mehave to look for away inside, okay. what is he doing but to leaning against the wall. it must have been a gardener that left this. okay. i use this. i found many snow herrings. they were all sleeping. each of them standing on one skinny leg. so, i will capture them. wait. wait. wait. i know. snow herrings are very expert so take your time to watch them. so, watching them. they're sleeping. [snoring] i don't need to use my wonderful idea. i won't have to call out to them at all. i just go. [snickering quietly] they're still sleeping. how can i get it done. i should have brought a big bag or something like that. any way i just put his head - and then then stash him in my kimono. i can't get in front of them. easy. this is a big hour. my next victim. [snickering quietly] next. bet i capture 150. my body is full of many herring. [laughing] where is my robe. it's missing. a temple god must have taken my ladder away. the man started pacing back and forth wondering how to get down. so, the su

a succession led the crowd to the temple.his is the main prayer area with a special place for the holy book. >> everything centers around the book? >> it is a living -- we consider it as a living person. living guru. >> reporter: the temple is 110,000 square feet sitting on a 40-acre campus above san jose. considered the largest and most expensive sikh temple in the u.s. >> it is important because we are a minority in this country and i believe something like this would kind of get their attention. raise awareness in a way. >> reporter: a misunderstood minority at that in part because of the turnins many sikhs wear. >> because of that image in the middle east, people think we are muslims. so that's where we are mostly misunderstood. >> reporter: today people were invite the to attend. the project was completed two years later and $2 million overbudget but people here say it is worth every penny. >> there was a lot of what we call service. there was a lot of stuff to be done. it was just a community effort. >> reporter: the to

an or nate procession led the crowd to the temple ushering in the celebration. is the main prayer area with a special place for the holy book. >> so everything centers around the book. >> everything. we consider it as a living person, a living guru. >> the temple is 110,000 square feet. it's considered the largest and most expensive temple in the u.s. >> it's important because we are a minority in this country. i believe something like this would get the attention kind of like raise awareness in a way. a misunderstood minority at that, in part because of the turbines many wear. >> because of that image in the middle east, people think we are muslim. so that's how we're mostly misunderstood. >> reporter: today people of all backgrounds, including muslims were invited to attend. >> reporter: it was about $2 million over budget, but people here say it was worth every penny. >> there was a lot of stuff to be done, so it was a community effort. >> reporter: the total cost, about $32 million, but it's a resource that will be shared. this brand new kitchen on campus wi

he said he will fight you tomorrow morning at the temple. if you try to escape tonight he'll kill you and your friends and me too! friends? we're not his friends! we just met him. we hardly no each other. the man was so panic stricken and afraid that they couldn't sleep all night. they just sat in total silence. it was a very quiet night. the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voice i will never ever forget. samurai, good morning. oh, good morningiha chi come on. i had a very good sleep last night. very good. wonderful. yes, so i'd like to pay my bill. keep the change. thank you. thank you. and now, i'm leaving. leaving? what about the fight at the temple? huh? oh, that! no,iha chi that was just a lie. what? a lie? why would you tell such a lie. because,iha chi i just wanted a quiet night! [applause] [music] >> welcome to this afternoon's performance. before the actual performance starts i thought i would say a few brief words about what japanese chamber music means. there are quite a different number of japanese chamber music. wha

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fifty people can be present at a service in the temple at the same time because that is why the templeis considered the biggest underground temple in russia. the temples history is full of mysteries. according to the legend the cave was the beginning of several underground passages which lead far beyond the monastery territory. the passages have not been found and excavation is still ongoing researchers think the church items may have been hidden underground from the bolsheviks. excavators have already dug up and restored an underground cell when a homemade monk used to live. it just now we are coming to a special place in our monastery. the old man would have said at this spot he would spend all his time in prayer he would spend ten years here. he would get in the this is the window he was handed food through from the male monastery on the ground the entrance would be sealed up he would talk only to god and spend ten years here praying. tatiana and dennis geophysicists they hope that special equipment will help them locate underground voids to support the rumors which claim the existe

we envision the three buildings that would be off to the left of the temple. there would include a classroom, meeting room, and interpretive facility. this should be something people could use for educational purposes, for making purposes for us, for other public agencies, and for folks in the local area, learning about our facilities and using them as community access. we are working on trying to define those interested needs out there in the area. lastly, the moccasin compound. this is a view over moccasin reservoir. the dominant feature there is the old power house, the brick- colored building to the center right of the photograph. to the left is the current administration building. to the far left is the old power -- is the new powerhouse. these are vintage facilities. the old power house was built in the 30's. the new power house was built in the '60s. this is a quick over head of the existing moccasin facilities. this was the original company town there. there are lots of buildings spread over this area. the ones that are labeled are part of the operatio

an or nate procession led the crowd to the temple ushering in the celebration. this is a main area for the special place of the holy book. >> we consider it as a living person, a living guru. >> it's 110,000 square feet. it's considered the largest and most expensive temple in the u.s. >> it's important because we are a minority in this country. i believe something like this would get the attention, raise awareness in a way. >> reporter: a misunderstood minority because of the turbulence. >> because of the image in the middle east, people think we're muslim. that's where we're most inunderstood. >> today people of all backgrounds, including muslims were able to attend. >> the project was completed aba year later than expected and about $2 million over budget, but people here say it's worth every penny. >> there were there was a lot of stuff to be done. it was a community effort. >> reporter: the total cost, $32 million, but it's a resource that will be shared. the brand new kitchen will feed anyone who walks in at any time, any day of the week. >> everybody is w

this is a photo of the sunol temple, one of the major features of their in sunol. we had the 100th anniversary not long ago. this is looking down the temple access road, which runs straight down for about a mile, back to calaveras road. we are talking about here putting the watershed center off to the left side of this photo, which purchased -- pe rches on top. this is a simple line drawing encasing all the guard in a modernized cents,

this is a photo of the sunol temple, one of the major features of their in sunol. we had the 100th anniversary not long ago. this is looking down the temple access road, which runs straight down for about a mile, back to calaveras road. we are talking about here putting the watershed center off to the left side of this photo, which purchased -- pe rches on top. this is a simple line drawing encasing all the guard in a modernized cents, providing for shop buildings along the lower line. to the right is the main administration building. there are warehouse facilities to the north of this. this is consolidating and paving this whole area. it is partly unpaved and full of potholes. it is dusty in summer and muddy in winter. this is a challenge in place to work. this is a shot of what we actually displayed at the sunol even

. >>> after many years of planning and construction, the the largest sikh temple in the nation held itsrand opening today in san jose. it was founded in san jose in 1984 and recently went through a $32 million expansion, making the 40-acre campus the largest and most expensive in the country. mayor chuck reed was on hand for the opening ceremony. >> built this temple where they can all get together, maintain their cultural traditions, worship and have a community place. >> the new additions include a prayer hall that can hold up to 1500 worshippers, a vegetarian kitchen, 12 classrooms and 11 apartments for temple priests and visitors. >>> a bay area newspaper is celebrating an important milestone. 40 years ago "the bay area reporter" began covering gay and lesbian issues. joe rosato jr. shows us how it's been there for the good times and the bad. >> in 1969 you had the riots in stonewall that made national news. it was a period of turmoil in the late '60s and early '70s. a lot of tension with the police, a lot of raids on bars. >> reporter: in the early '70s, san francisco's gay communi

south bay seek community celebrated -- sikh community celebrated with the grand opening of a new temple. today's celebration attracted thousands, including governor jerry brown. >> there's a great opportunity of mutual exchange and cooperation and collaboration between sikhs here and in india and between all californians. >> alan: temples kitchen planned to serve 10,000 vegetarian meals to visitors. >>> still to come this evening, tornadoes tear through iowa, and one small town has been absolutely pummeled. its namesake trees destroyed. >>> in texas, some of the worst conditions for fighting wildfires. >> leigh: here in the bay area we have been fortunate and enjoying sunshine. clouds off the coast will be thickening up overnight, leading to a chance of showers tomorrow. to a chance of showers tomorrow. take a look atatatatatatatatatat go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to

kate's great grandmother elizabeth temple was shirley's aunt.bers her determination to find something better. >> it was auntie elizabeth. she wanted to go away from the northeast and she wanted to better herself, and the women of the family, have been -- how can you say this? >> driving force. >> the driving force, yes. >> so it was with elizabeth temple's daughter dorothy, kate's grandmother, perhaps the most determined of them all. 's jean harrison is another of kate's cousins and has been invited to the wedding and has clear memories of kate's great grandmother elizabeth, lily, and her grandmother, dorothy. >> lily and dorothy had one ambition in life, and that was to get on. lady dorothy, she was known as. i don't know why, but we always called her lady dorothy. >> dorothy harrison died five years ago but not before she knew her granddaughter was romancing a future king. now the family of katherine middleton who still in what was once the durham coal fields feel immense pride. >> oh, i think it's going to be wonderful. i think she'll bring a

relating to that masonic temple. nobody really wanted to talk about conditions. there were 57 wonderful conditions but nobody wanted any of them except the few little people who went in and bargained with the planning department. that is the kind of thing we need to avoid. there are organizations like public conversations project if they still exist that have really helped. i think an open communication, neighborhood disputes and so on, people understanding -- >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. this is in response to the very new document that the planning staff put out. march 24, 2011, the h.c.d. approval of draft -- etc. this is very new. i had put in a public records request, also known as sunshine request for communication tass go back and forth from h.c.d. to the planning department and i never received this in advance so this is first time i've seen it. in fact, the entire language in this thing is pretty much underlined to show that it is all new language and i think that -- i request that this ceqa finding not be adopted today because this is a

the temple a special symbol which then becomes a special symbol defined in europe, the knights templars. dan brown. we go up through the centuries with that kind of constant reference back to what jerusalem , so much so that when christopher columbus makes his move to the west, it isn't the abc's after. he is after a new more efficient and safer route to jerusalem. we secular americans don't emphasize his agenda of columbus is, but is chronicles are full of it, his wish to bring europe to jerusalem. as the ottoman empire lost its way and opulence in the 18th, and 18th centuries, the noble sanctuary in the center of jerusalem remains the touchstone of the islamic conscience and distillate defining note of the islamic conscience. and 110 years after columbus when those parents settled in new england or came to new england, what was it that they said they were doing? they were found in a city on a hill, jerusalem and the settlement that they found it after that sermon when they got off the boat was sailing, not boston. another word for jerusalem. the centers of sailor moved on. what if the

our next scene is going to move us from story telling that took place during the hindu temples and india into the mogel time in india this come from hindu and western cultures brought together. when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our han

the san jose temple i hosted an open house to show all the addition to its existing facility. and governor jerry brown joined in. >> the sikh community is growing in its importance every day. your solidarity, your inspiration is very important to the well-being of our whole state. ang. >> alan: they planned to serve meals to visitors. >>> the california public utilities commission will meet tomorrow to decide on a propose it $3 million fine for pg&e's failure to turn over all its gasline safety records. the commission is expected to require pg&e to immediately begin safety testing and replacement work on more than 150 miles of transmission lines running through densely populated neighborhoods. in march, they found pg&e's pressure test records to be insufficient. >>> the average price for a gallon of gas in the u.s. has jumped 19 cents over the last three weeks. the national average now sits at 3.76 a gallon. san francisco that hi -- the highest average, and thank you son has the lowest price at $3.41 a gallon. >> lawmakers may have avoided a government shut down but it might b

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thailand and cambodia each blade each other for provoking the latest clashes in the dispute over a temple complex. about 50,000 civilians in both countries have fled the violence. in afghanistan, nato says 8 of its troops and one contractor have been killed in a shooting at the airport. the pentagon has confirmed that all nine were americans. officials said there was an exchange of fire after a dispute between a veteran pilot and international troops. the incident follows a series of deadly attacks inside of government and military installations. the u.s. president is expected to reshuffle his national security team. he is said to point the current cia director to replace robert gates as defense secretary. gates plans to retire this year. david petraeus will become the head of the cia. an official announcement is expected on thursday. this will require senate confirmation. the white house has released a detailed birth certificate for president obama in a bid to silence critics to maintain that he was born abroad. obama had initially released a short form of the document during the 2008 ca

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he said, what he really noticed is that the people who come here to visit to the temple gardens come here for the mission of the botanical gardens. what does this mean? everyone who comes in does not fall in line with the mission of the botanical gardens? i was wondering what this was all about. my children had a good time, and they love going to the botanical gardens. on the way out, i lingered by the gate again, and i noticed a few tourists coming up. they went to the gate, and then they were walking away from the gate. they did not go in because they did not want to pay the fee. there was a couple about 60 years old, riding bicycles. they came up to the gate, and they were there a moment then they went away from the gate. they said, we cannot go in because we do not have the identification. this has diminished the enjoyment of the part in what this has been like for the decades. this is something that should be open for all. unfortunately, we have a budget deficit and we make the rationale that we have to find revenue wherever we can. can adjust the one feel that we're not going t

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. >> reporter: was shirley temple a bright child? >> her mother coached her every night on her lines and she was devoted to her mother. >> reporter: marlena she was tough? >> she was tough on photographers. she wanted control on the lighting and where you would be in relation to her. it's a wonder i got these pictures at all, because she wanted control of everything that was happening. >> reporter: this is stackpole's own house in the oakland hills before it was destroyed in last year's fire. this is how the fire looked as it approached the house. stackpole tried to save it by hosing it down, but had to abandon it along with thousands of re-replaceable negatives. >> you are regarding events and people of the era and so i feel great loss in a lot of the negatives gone. >> reporter: when we come back on "a second look," the 50-feet hole that shut down the bay bridge for a month, following the loma prieta quake and how it was fixed. . >> one of the most memorable images from the 199 loma prieta earthquake was the collapse of a a section

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. >> and also drag him to temple and things like that. >> rose: you drag him to team? >> yes, he said for a while my mother was right, i should have married a jewish girl, she would have never made me go to temple. (laughter) >> rose: so what about the kids and grandchildren? >> the kids were raised as everything. >> rose: your kids were raised as everything? they observed the rituals of both religion they didn't have to choose? >> that's right. steve always says everybody can... there's three ways, you can do both, you can do neither, you can choose one. i'm sure there are kinds of ways you can do this but for us i didn't see any necessity to choose. these religions are so intertwined and christianity is so completely based on judaism and that's another thing that this little book is very clear about and we both think of this, learned a lot as we were doing the research about how really very closely intertwined they are. >> rose: for someone who's trying to understand, what should they get out of this? >> several things. one is that the whole passover ritual is access

. >>> among those stranded at lambert field when the tornado touched down, the temple university women's softball team with no way to get back to philadelphia their coach called the bus driver who ferries them to nearby games. clarence jones drove seven hours to pick up the team and get them home in time for easter. >>> checking other bay area headlines vallejo police are asking for help in identifying the men seen on a 7-eleven surveillance video two weeks ago. investigators believe one of them may be connected to the murder of a 22 year old who was shot in the store parking lot about the same time. anyone with information is asked to contact vallejo police. >>> san carlos firefighters may know tomorrow who they will be working for in the future. city leaders will meet tomorrow to discuss two options. either have neighbouring redwood city provide fire services or turn it over to a private company. the firefighters' union is opposing the second option. >>> transit may raise the cost of its popular youth past. administrators will meet to talk about raising the price to help offset a $21 m

. >> i am an attendee at a weekly ritual at the temple in san francisco. it is a community we are putting together in a loving way. for a very long time, in my life after finishing school, finishing college, i was finding it very difficult to immerse myself with creative people, and i found that in electronic dance music, and i am sharing that. i am also an organic farmer, and i hope to one day be growing food for all of you. i have found opportunity to network unlike anywhere else in the bay area. this is not like the smoking section of the weekly dance party that i go to. modern-day songs. having a station, everything ibm doing, i am being reinforced, and i am fighting beautiful, beautiful people -- everything i am doing. every winter, i have been depressed. this winter, i was not depressed. i had a friend who told me he was actually thinking of committing suicide not more than one month before he found out about this weekly event. we all get together now. he is still with me. i am with him. we are very happy. these are changing lives. these are changing

with it and it was also thought to be a charm that would ward off evil spirits those dark is the temple slayer off of the tree the northern people spend all their lives surrounded by things made of birch bark the ancient karelians even buried people rolling them in layers of bark. one of the oldest villages in karelia is called soft. edges on the bank of the softening the river the waterway links to lakes it is famous for the fact that it is constantly changing flow. rivers links to large lakes but this place is unique because the river changes direction when it fills one of the lakes the water flows into the other when that one is filled to capacity it flows back into the first lake. where. even in the twenty first century when many villages have tap water locals prefer to take it from rivers for their daily needs just as their fairy tale ancestors on the color vel of folk epic did when the rivers are covered with ice in winter people make holes in it with an axe. to water of creating lakes and rivers is so clean it is safe to drink straight from the source even the lowest temperatures

and lastly we have the temple which also has arabic education class for young people together with youth-related services which come out of that particular mosque. and then i think there's also the john scott vocal school that provides vocal training and coaching services also on 965 mission. and i am asking myself as to whether or not this particular clustering of potential youth-related services shouldn't be addressed first. and supervisor kim and have both picked up the issue of overconcentration as it starts to become almost like an unabling element in the south of market community and i am quoting here supervisor macarini who says that the regulations have worked well but amendments may be necessary to offset any disproportionate impact and is getting what we have talked about in policy. and supervisor kim put out a note saying it's not to say we do not support medical marijuana, which we obviously all do, but we are talking about a large swath in a neighborhood where we want to prevent clustering. i have enough policy issues and i encourage us not in tonight but to not really rush to appro

thousand first rate the work was appraised by the office to see which resemblance to depiction of the temples character. arriving at all final location of here backstage at the famous leader it sounds company started all the way back in ninety six and the current. meaning happiness is being seen by almost four million people and it has a basis of cost sharing many artists from russia the former soviet union even u.s.s.r. where i was born there was no much thinks to go for it well thing on the hill so i had luck to go to work pay them off to use the porch about. three years and knowing the bill for eight years. oh yeah i find it i'm very happy to have. so many of the performers who train constantly in the show elsewhere and with you tool to continue korean ballet such shows like a leader in paris provided them with alternative stage work seventy artists six hundred costumes twenty three sets and a real eye strain but he told the spectacular show something to d.c. and little interest in costa french english ukrainian astray and russian dancers to name a few i believe it was so looking for somet

out of the ninety seven captain dhoni and being on ninety one finishing with a six india win with temples to spare trying to start a timer different failed to take the wicket in his last international match and all the kind of the sport's top prize at the six attempts. by just what's now in place the stone has taken his second goal from two races as the ons on the straight and looks to extend his motor gigli lead the spanish grand prix not so hungered you are a stoner anti-hero down the drain dominated all three practice sessions and didn't particularly things in qualifying i dos in securing second place on the grid for sunday's race that is five years and defending champion for baylor enzo completes the front row six time champion had f on it in a row seat to call his way up from a lowly toss position dr failing to impress on his new county just getting off the track early on consider stoner doesn't have his share of worst. after i did my best laughing and said we went to the second set of tires and you know the times didn't feel quite as good so i wanted to push the find a little bit ha

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. >>> it is the largest and most expensive sikh temple in the united states and there was an open house to let everyone see the new building in san jose. it cost about $32 million including a new $20 million addition. >> welcome everybody. all human race is one. so everybody is welcome. because of that image in middle east, people think we are muslims. so that's where we are mostly misunderstood. >> the expansion includes a new kitchen where anyone who wants in at any time can get a meal. >>> well, a medication commonly used to treat migraines and seizures could now help you lose weight. it's combined with another drug. a study found the drugs helped patients lose between 18 and 22 pounds. researchers at duke university say the drugs also appear to reduce other obesity-related indicators like blood pressure, cholesterol and inflammation. that study paid for by a drug company. a new drug is awaiting fda approval. >>> parenthood takes a toll on your health. young kids may be making parents less fit. research found young mothers had a poor diet compared to women without children. young mot

they met at brigham young university, got married at the morman temple, had three kids, a thriving dental practice in livermore, a 4,600 square foot home, cabin in tahoe and fancy cars. >> out of the 22 years of marriage we had 20 years that were good. we have had a couple years of rough times. >> the rough times started when kristine who was 40 got involved with two 14-year-olds, her daughter's boyfriend at middle school and later with his best friend. >> you have this secret now. >> yeah. >> a secret to keep from your family and everyone. >> even though she knew the consequences, kristine spent tens of thousands of dollars on gifts for the boys and had sex with them in hotels, a spare bedroom at the hubbs' house and in the back of her hummer with the hum-dga license plate. the plate reads "you can't handle the truth." but it was her texting that got her arrested and her husband played a key role. >> i found out there was some communication going on. >> tim caught kristine texting boy number one late at night and warned the boy's mother to check his phone. she found a photo of a woman's

cambodian troops exchanged artillery fire in the second day of border clashes over control of two temples. six cambodian and four thai troops have been killed. thousands of civilians have fled. the cambodian government accuses thailand of firing mortar shells with chemical gas something the thai government denies. >>> in jerusalem thousands of christians from around the world converged on the church of the holy sepulcher built on the site of the crucifix and resurrection of jesus christ. the ceremony dates back thousands of years. >>> donald trump has a spotty voting record. the new york city board of elections says trump hasn't voted in any primary elections in 21 years. the business mogul is considering running in a 2012 presidential election as a republican candidate. the election board says the last time trump voted in a primary election was back in 1989. the agency also says he skipped voting in the 2002 general election. trump says that is not true and that he has voted in every general election. >>> wal-mart is using silicon valley to test an internet- based home delivery service f