a lovely girl. 16-year-old, helps out with one part of the rainbow community development center. but, like the colors of the rainbow, there are other layers to this nonprofit organization, such as they offer literacy skills and provide job readiness training. for more information on the rainbow community development center, go to my website j.c. hayward.com. >>> coming up next, howard has the forecast. >> reporter: j.c. hayward, i'm outside, i've got my gloves on. it is frigid to this time of year. we'll be lucky to be 49. look at these temperatures. 46, 41 in winchester, oakland with the snow 32 and fredericksburg, the warm spot at 48. we'll be back with the 7-day forecast and a warmer outlook. 9news now at noon returns in just a moment. >>> is rain in our forecast today? it is awfully cloudy? >> reporter: yeah, we have showers on and off through the afternoon. and it is cold, just raw. >> it is cold. >> reporter: when it is cold and damp like this, it cuts right through you. you feel the cold when it is humid and that is exactly what we are dealing with today. west and northwest

and then the pilot added, "all rainbows are round. "it's just that when you're down there, the ground cuts them off." so rainbows, gang, are completely round without the ground in the way. let's see why they're round. okay, julie is the observer. face the board, julie. face the board? okay. now we're gonna have sunlight coming right behind, can you squat down just a little bit? sunlight is coming right behind julie, okay? and that's right here and this is a raindrop. and, julie, i want you to put your eye where the blue is, okay? and hold that please. now, is there anywhere else that raindrops could come down and hit julie's eye like there? well, how about over here? no, there's no way. over here, it's gonna miss, okay? so let's try this again. julie, you hold that and let's see where else-- keeping this parallel. oh, you can get it there too. you can get that one, too, can't you? you can't get this one here, but she can get that one, can't she? and she can get this one and she can get that one, she can get that one. the criterion is t

it was spread over the whole country like a rainbow, the idea of a rainbow division, the 42nd was hisd his duty to see that the division was well trained and equipped for the raging bae ining battle that awn france. the rainbow division moved up to the front. its full readiness through the efforts of colonel macarthur, the division's chief of staff, was to prove fortunate indeed. it was during this period too that an impressive battlefield technician began to foreshadow a great military future. soon known for brilliant decisions on the battlefield, colonel macarthur was also to gain a reputation as a man who faced danger completely unafraid. before long he was in command of the rainbow division, the youngest american division commander in the war. twice wounded, twice gassed, he won more awards for valor than has ever been awarded to an american soldier. acclaimed by the secretary of war as the greatest front line general of the war. returning to west point, he became the youngest superintendent the academy had ever had. here he brought in the curriculum to include a full college educ

that's why the rainbow community development center is so important. especially to the food bank.nita says she's grateful to have the help from the pantry for her children and herself. >> it helps me when i run out of food at home. i know that i can always come here. so i pray to god today that they do not shut her down. >> kent griffin is one of 100 families the pantry serves each week. >> it's wonderful to know that you can help people that really need the help. that you can make a difference in their life. >> you sleep much better at night, don't you? >> yes. every day. much better. >> although she told me about her passion for volunteering at the food bank, she says her friends really don't know about it. well today, her secret is out. i'm j.c. hayward, 9news now. >> all right, sherel. the 16-year-old helps out with one big part, but like the colors of the rainbow, there are other layers to this nonprofit, such as offering literacy skills and providing job readiness training. for more details on the rainbow community development center, go to j.c.hayward.com. >>> this is 9news

jc hayward introduces us to the rainbow community center in today's hero central. >> reporter: this mayook like a produce section of a store but it is actually the food pantry of the rainbow community development center. this woman drops off donations at least once a week. >> at first when i started it i did it just for the school work but the more i did it, i realized how much i actually was impacting other people and it's just like -- it's a warm feeling. >> reporter: the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables provides essential nutrition, especially to children and seniors according to the executive director. >> they're grateful we have fresh produce because a lot of clients, because of health needs they don't eat the canned food items so they're grateful to be able to get fresh produce. >> reporter: in montgomery county, there are approximately 50,000 people living in poverty. that's about 5.7%. with healthy and nutritious food becoming so expensive, it's the least likely to be purchased. that's why the rainbow community development center is so important, especially this food b

the one? >> double rainbow. cook's we had to edit out the audio. no rambos tomorrow. temperature is -- no rainbows tomorrow. temperature tamara is 83 degrees. >> nightline is next. good night everybody. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing new nature valley protein bars. 100% natural ingredients like roasted peanuts... ♪ ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature to you. neoanature valley protein bars. find them in the granola bar aisle.

this was the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. now for every medallion that the mta cells are right, that is coming from a driver who has worked 20 years and waited 15 years on the list. i got my medallion after 15 years waiting on the list. i'm lucky i got it before this money grabs thing that just happen right now. right now, the mta is proposing printing out without medallions instead of companies. instead of going to drivers, they would go to the mta. i urge you to think about a ballot measure to prevent money that is generated from the taxi industry to -- from going to the mta, it should go back into the taxi industry. this is robbery. i cannot think of any other word. it is an egregious conflict of interest that is happening right now. proposition a gave the mta authority to regulate all motor vehicles for hire which is not really true because they do not regulate the shuttle's or the limos. this is just a money grab. please consider supporting a ballot measure to counter this. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speak

every brother young children of the rainbow a fertile land. as that was the song very simple very straightforward it's like a we society rather than give in to the fear that we americans gave into after nine eleven when george bush dick cheney told us to cower in fear and go go shopping instead of going to the place of death with a bullhorn all full of bluster and bravado and was dotted around the norwegian people sang a song to remind themselves of who they are of their nation's values they remind of themselves that they belong to a wee society. one which as the song says together show we live every sister every brother regardless of race or religion that song reminds them that they're not a vengeful society and they're not afraid and their communities are much stronger and the damage that terrorists in haters like brother could inflict upon them one can only wonder where the united states would be today if we had chose balance instead of bombs songs instead of surveillance osama bin laden and anders breivik had similar goals they both hope th

founder and president of the rainbow push coalition reverend jesse jackson. ank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, sir. >> mitt romney criticizes the president for spending too much time at harvard. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. attack on women that perhaps the majority of the population woke up? >> idaho is not known as approaching act i.v. you had hundreds of women show up, thousands signed petitions. they made their voices heard. what happens is that now, the legislators are running scared. very similar laws have passed quietly in ot

to how the rainbow starts growing from where she is shooting and it starts expanding across the screen>> i think it's cool. first of all, because this girl is owning that shotgun. >> sure. >> she does. >> she knows what she is doing, yeah. >> very girly use of the shotgun. >> yeah. she has figured out the most girly way to use firearms. >>> well, guys, it's time for me to brag a little bit. because for the third year in a row, my high school, plum senior high school in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, has released another awesome flip dub video. ♪ ♪ this ain't a song for the broken-hearted ♪ >> two songs. the first, bon jovi's, "it's my life." ♪ it's my life >> they have been doing this three years as a prelude to the upcoming nhl playoff. and as you can tell in the video, there are plenty of pittsburgh penguins fans. you've got to keep in mind, an eight-minute-long video with more than 200 students, all one shot. of course, they're picking on other teams here, rangers fans. the second song they used, "i like how it feels" by enrique iglesias. ♪ take my hand it's all right because tonight we

for &pmany students now... 2886 they comm here expecting to have that pot of gold at the &peed of the rainbowt there..1414 the pbvious takeaway withhall this... know what you're &pgettingginto from teh moment like this one. if you get that job, how muuh will it make on graduation, and what will your loan sittatiin be then? get those numbers wrong pnd he next step many ppl make, is to bancruptcy. 13:48 when people call me up they are at their wits end, theyydo not know what to do. 80% of bankruptcy lawyers like robert grossbart say they're seeing an iicrease of cllents with student loan debt... anddmany can't believe it.1305 the folks who come in here donnt credittcards, theer car or their mortgage, the student loann they almost try to iinore t. credit card pebt in the u.ss is actually coming down. it was at 917 billion dollars in 2008 ... now it'sscllse to 700 billionn time, student loan debt has students suallyyhave 6-9 months after graduatioo before theemonthly payments begin, but with so many unemployed or debt could top 1 trillion dollars soon. and issthe an offer and ompromise with the i

founder and president of the rainbow push coalition reverend jesse jackson. ank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank >>> coming up congressman jerry had inner will on the gop whistle that is judicial activism. >> is myth the best candidate? no. >> president who i think is a nice guy, but he spent too much time at harvard perhaps. >> everyone has been asking me since i was driving around in iowa to get out of the race. >> but he is the most candidate. >> i do believe in born-again virginity. >> the whole war on women, really was invented to take people's eyes off of the prize. >> in the first place i would think unless someone makes their sexuality public it is none of their business. >> >> in new york city a lot of our taxi drivers are [ inaudible ]. if you get one, are you going to give him a [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> i give the same tip to everyone. >> a fresh start, so hopefully this year is the year that we actually -- we do something. >> mitt romney: ♪ america, america ♪ >> plus a mustache equals tony orlando. ♪ >> i'm mitt romney and i approv

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. ♪ ♪ >> the family attorney in the trayvon martin case in florida was a special guest of the rainbowon. he says george zimmerman lied in court when he claimed indigence resulting in a lower bond. his family watched his release with a heavy heart. >> he knew as he sat in the courtroom that they had raised over $200,000 but yet he didn't say a word. he was quiet as a church mouse, reverend jackson. >> jackson and attorney crump appeared together on the rainbow/push coalition's national broadcast to upstate the controversial florida case. >> a too-month investigation has helped chicago police to bust a heroin operation and arrest nine alleged gang members. police seized $6,700 in illegal funds and confiscated heroin on friday a spike in shootings and violence near ohio and hamlin streets prompted the investigation. the arrests are part of an ongoing strategy to get rid of gang activity block by block. >> we'll have kid out here. we're going to do what we can to ensure that this problem does not come back. all nine people arrested were charged with possession and delivery of heroin. >> a

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard boxes, to middle-income families looking at a way to stay in the city that their labor helped to build. i would encourage all of us, we have enough smarts and creativity to deal with. i would encourage everybody to start to move away from the idea of affordable housing as simply a ruse for the people who are lucky to come up on the waiting list. front and center of the

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard boxes, to middle-income families looking at a way to stay in the city that their labor helped to build. i would encourage all of us, we have enough smarts and creativity to deal with. i would encourage everybody to start to move away from the idea of affordable housing as simply a ruse for the people who are lucky to come up on the waiting list. front and center of the city's economic development strategy. this is clearly a grass-roots economic development strategy of putting people back to work from the construction trades all the way down to white-collar work. things that the affordable housing canada does not have to -- community does not have too. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for your time this afternoon. i am so glad that the supervisor commission this performance audits. it is a relief to hav

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard

thousands of people sang "children of the rainbow." breivik considers the song to the marxist brainwashing -- to be marxist brainwashing. activists in the city of hama have blamed government forces for a blast that killed 70 and destroyed buildings. state television said one of the structures was being used as a terrorist bomb-making factory in an accident caused the explosion. the number of injured and displaced continues to mount in syria, so too does the number of refugees. to discuss the problem, i was joined earlier by a guest from the united nations, the high commissioner for refugees. are you seeing, over the last month, the flow of refugees out of syria increasing? >> the flow decrease when the cease-fire was declared. for a moment, there was a kind of smaller outflow. we are afraid that, with the recent developments, it might be on the rise again. >> are you managing to get donations and get support for the refugees who have come out? >> the turkish government have been fully in charge in lebanon. in jordan, they are cooperatin

is being used to brainwash the nation's youth the song is a norwegian version of american folk to rainbowrace graphics lack of remorse for killing seventy seven people in the bomb and gun attack last july brought leaders together in defiance of his actions. dropping a class without it affecting your academic record is music to college students is so much a new piano drop is held that massachusetts institute of technology to celebrate and get it prime deadline i should say to ditch a subject. this year the musical mash up featured a second piano line for arizona key note says that only other traditionally instance tremendously grand students raced to grab a piece of it with a souvenir. and one hundred seventy. the controversial cyber security act in an assist but is now a step closer to becoming law for the u.s. congress approval process now heads to the senate although the white house has already threatened to veto the bill internet users criticize the proposal accusing it of breaching people's privacy what is going to chicken the reports now from washington. cisco would make it legal for

feeling that part of the size of today's crowd, because they are special guests, it is my honor and the rainbow world fund's honor to welcome writer, director, award winner peter coyote. [applause] >> boy, san francisco knows how to throw a party, doesn't it? i want to invite my young friend up. we are going to read some of the wishes in at these origami cranes. please welcome from the japanese community youth council -- [applause] >> i wish there was not any global warming. >> i dare to wish for a world in which people live in harmony with each other and with the natural world and with all the wondrous animals with whom we share the planet. dame jane goodall. [applause] >> i wish for a world where all people are treated with dignity, respect, and equality, no matter who you are or who you love. from secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] >> i wish for everyone to learn to love without war. from gloria iverson, 90 years old, the philippine islands. [applause] >> i wish it will snow in the morning so nobody has to go to school for two weeks. from michael, 13 years old, long island, new y

a lot of people don't have that but it's taken a long time to see the end of the rainbow. >> suarez: even on the day we were talking with her, the end of the rainbow seemed elusive. >> i am on my way to a banquet server position on call, and i just found out my shift was canceled. so (sighing) they offered me a shift tomorrow which pays substantially less than what a dinner shift pays but i'm lucky at least they offered me a shift for tomorrow because it's pretty standard to get canceled with nothing to replace it. >> suarez: it's a frustration the las vegas chamber of commerce is well aware of, and the chamber ceo says the employment game has already changed for led educated workers. >> the hotel casino jobs, the valet parking jobs those sorts of things that were very popular among the younger generation, felt they didn't need high school graduation, a college education, those jobs now are being held on to by people that have been at those properties for a very long time. there's not likely going to be many openings in tse areas for high school dropouts. >> we've got a couple of thin

this great game is being used to brainwash the youth nine hundred seventy so my children of the rainbow is the region of american interest media is a race in testimony last week except the song is an example of how cultural marxists taken over the nation screws. has admitted to killing seventy seven people . were to marina now on the business desk nature is the only market trading right now has a session going i care well the session is going quite well actually asian markets did start their tread in session mixed with the neck a losing value and that's as investors were cautious i had of a policy decision by the bank of japan and they're also pricing in a weaker than expected rise in industrial output but as you're about to see the nikkei has made a compact and it's now in a positive territory but it's actually is a positive territory right now by you're seeing out of the picture right there it's actually adding over one percent this hour which is quite impressive and of both the hang seng is also in positive territory and when it comes to hong kong basically why investors are there is

thousands of people sang "over the rainbow." to syria where report have emerged of fresh violence. activists near hama have blamed the government for blasts that killed 70 and destroyed buildings. they call this a massacre. one of the structures was being used as a terrorist bomb-making factory, the government said. the number of injured and displaced continue ts to mount. so, too, does the number of refugees. thousands have crossed into neighboring countries. i was joined by the united nations high commissioner for refugees. you have seen the flow of refugees out of syria increasing. >> the flow decreased when the cease-fire was declared. there was a kind of smaller outflow. we are afraid that now, with the recent developments, it might be on the rise again. >> are you managing to get donations and get support for the refugees? >> the turkish government has been fully in charge. in lebanon and in jordan, they are cooperating. they have been partners. in the beginning, there was a slow flow of support, financial support from the international community. things are picking up. i'm re

murder and brave it in his testimony last week graphic side the one hundred seventy song children of the rainbow is being used to brainwash the nation's new this isn't the legion version of american foot race it's more speaking seven percent more for me gun attack last july was what we did together in defiance of his actions. the controversial cyber security act then the suspect is now a step closer to becoming law for the u.s. congress approval process now heads to the senate the white house had already threatened to veto the bill internet users slam the proposal accusing it of reaching americans' privacy or is going to check out reports now from washington. cisco would make it legal for service providers like google microsoft facebook to funnel private communications and other user related information to u.s. authorities it would provide the government with unhindered access to private correspondence of every american and mind you it's not just the americans using their services we're talking about your net users from all over the world so that would be done in the name of cyber security they

go to the rainbow diet, how about that.its, vegetables, 30 minutes of exercise, and a lot of water and, no soda and have a great wedding. my advice. >> jamie: much better without that. >> eric: an update on a medical procedure the doctors told you about, during house call, last week, it is cyber knife robotic radio surgery, a type of surgery for patient with prostate cancer and, we received a statement on behalf of the company, cyber knife and the statement says: the cyber knife system was fda cleared to treat anywhere in the body more than a decade ago. and the first prostate treatments were performed in 2002. and are now performed at more than 100 hospitals throughout the united states and around the world. 14 peer reviewed published studies support the effectiveness of cyber knife for prostate cancer and demonstrate a low incidence of short- and long-term side effects. dr. samadi, you brought up the issue last weekend and your response to the company's statement. >> what i have to say is that all i want, every time i com

he said he hated the solid "children of the rainbow," claiming that it was marxist propaganda. admits massacring 77 people in oslo. he is currently on trial in norway. and synchronized suicide bombings have killed at least six people in the nigerian capital and a northern city. they targeted officers of a newspaper. no one has claimed responsibility. well, there are lots of uncertainties leading up to the presidential poll in egypt, but what is now cleared the last prime minister under hosni mubarak will be running for the top job. >> it is expected to be a tight race, and many voters are undecided. the world will also be watching to see whether the egyptian uprising has brought about change. >> the head of egypt's electoral commission with the list of 13 candidates cleared to run in the presidential poll. among them, the last prime minister under hosni mubarak. only two days ago, he had been barred from standing. he is seen as one of the top contenders for next month's vote and can expect support from secular voters, as can the man who served as foreign minister under mubarak.

there's no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. >>> the best way i can describe this place to someonehere, just imagine being locked in a room with 23 people that do not like you. that's the best way i can describe this place. >> it's been nearly an hour since michael brehm took his best shot at convincing the administrative review committee he should be released from pendleton. >> this decision makes a difference to the community. it's not just ours. we do second-guess ourselves at times. and have a heart for the offender, but we can't let that be the deciding factor. it can't be. >> at the ripe age of 18, brehm has spent a total of two years behind bars. >> hopefully people don't come here. this is the one place they don't want to go. >> okay, michael. do you have any questions for us? >> it's very stressful. hopefully if i get accepted, i will only have two weeks left. >> i am looking at a piece of paper from hendricks county. i used the same words that the judge wrote on here. the judge wrote on here, "no excuses." okay? see that? >> right. >> so i think something that you need to

joining us is reverend bullock, pastor of the highland church and of the rainbow/push coalition. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> that was a big mouthful. >> amazing. in terms of the way this unfolded, did i say anything contrary to your understanding what is going on? >> no. that is a great analysis. the only thing i would add we have seen it rolled out in a way that is racial. benton harbor, african-american population is very high. detroit, very high. flint, pontiac, these are cities with a high percentage of african-americans and democratic voters. not only is it anti-democratic, it seems to have a racial undertone in the way the legislation has been implemented that has lulled many of us to sleep. on the back end of this we're seeing it hitting african-americans, low income communities, high democratic party voting communities, hitting labor. this is not what democracy looks like. >> obviously, in a lot of towns facing these kinds of takeovers, facing having their local voting rights overruled, there are big financial problems. a lot of dif

and so i went to see an actress named tracy bennett in "end of the rainbow." ple months before judy garland died of a drug overdose. it is -- you can't even believe the performance this woman gives. i had in idea until i met her afterwards. there she is backstage. >> pretty. >> she's an english woman. she's from northern england and what she does as garland on the stage is -- >> i want to see it. >> -- unbelievable! i leaned over -- david friedman and i just said give her the tony now. it's an absolute tour de force. and so heartbreaking because before of the genius that was this woman's talent but you think about the fact that she'd been given drugs since she was a small young girl all the way up -- just so she could get in front of the cameras. of course she would end up the way she ended up. so you go to -- i've made a couple of predictions this year. i do want to change one of mine. i think now it is between "once for" for best musical. "once" can't be best musical. we'll explain it when it gets closer. >>> i went to this great event, beth israel medical ce