i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should dig ditches like everybody else. this is antonio brinko. millions of americans go

she did something unforgettable -- unforgivable.eparate her from education reform and she was very affective and was a media-savvy. educational reform in the district of columbia does not end with michelle rhee. >> educational reform would not have happened in d.c. accept or michelle rey. she is an historical figure. she is a true hero of the movement. >> the fact that she will go, we will say. in a couple of years, the teachers union will ride again and will not be able to get rid of the bad teachers. we will go back to status quo. >> the most important thing that happens with the education reform is taking the school board that had been the problem with education and the district of columbia because they play a political football. the person who pushes that will lead the district of columbia3 >> the timing of that the feed is important on a national scale. those advocates of education reform or led by the corporate community and they are on the verge of releasing a new movie which is called "waiting for superman." it was created a

working with these men and women picking bands, packing corn for hours on end side-by- side in the unforgiving sun i have to say and i do this mean sincerely, please don't make me do this again it is really, really hard. >> the end of his testimony he turned at least partially serious they be you could offer more visas to the immigrants let's face it will probably be doing these jobs anyway. >> the audience some members of the media pleaded their complaints are writer for mother jones magazine accused him of making a mockery of the hearing. the washington post agreed to an abc reporter was not amused sang " really not sure this is funny. " there was invited to testify. >> warmer out there today but even warmer weather on tap for this weekend here's a look of your weekend hot and dry tomorrow temperatures near hundred degrees in our inland valleys if the 90 degrees on the bay shore. will get similar weather in the forecast for sunday and warm up a little bit more on monday. right now lots of '80s across the bay area this afternoon even along the coastline temperatures bump up into the '70s. 72

she did something unforgivable. she jumped into a political partisan race. worked for the defeat of the person who will be the mayor of the district of columbia separate her from educational reform and she was an affected person. i like a lot of things about her, but educational reform in the district of columbia does not and if he elects to leave. >> educational reform would not have happened without michelle rhee. she is an historic figure. it is almost impossible to define the union getting rid of bad teachers and raising pay for good teachers. she is a true hero of the movement. >> the fact that she will go -- we will see. in a couple of years, my guess is that they will not be able to get rid of the teachers' union. they will not be allowed to get rid of the bad teachers and we will go back to the status quo. >> people need to understand that the most important thing with educational reform, we took the elected school boards that has been the problem in the district of columbia -- columbia and put it under the matter. the person that puts that is the on

life can be unforgiving and tired colonies forced to live out in the open. now they also face the fear of the eviction. many are worried about the health of a three-day old baby. police have warned everyone to leave before they return. >> they beat us up and said get out. where am i supposed to go? it is causing many to question the government's priorities. >> the money being used to construct buildings and roadsides, stadiums, but not even one person has been spent on people who need assistance. >> these are the people dearly wants to hide from its visitors. -- delhi wants to hide from its visitors. so there is no place for them. >> millions of people in the mexico city have been taking part in the massive earthquake drill. the memory of the worst earthquake is still fresh in people's minds. it killed tens of thousands of people. mexico is one of the most active parts of the world for earthquakes. the rat race in one of the largest cities slowed to a crawl as the streets filled with sharply dressed people. 6 million people took part in the drill, the bigges

so, once again we are on a very tight and unforgiving schedule to get this to successful execution. at one point perhaps we are concerned about hand offs from st. francis circle. as you have been briefed that project seems to be proceeding effectively. so, what do we need to do. we will discharge our obligation to meet and confer with t.w. local 250 a. first meetings have been held. we have a deadline of a week from day august 1 to post the sign ups. the sign up needs to be beginning on the 16th of august . and we are looking at engaging and involving the union as part of that effort. we believe as you saw last time that when there are active partners and participants that the exercise goes well. once again we need to keep them involved and engaged. given the complexity and the size and the scope, it is important to keep on the schedule if we have. with that i would provide you with an overview of our approach to this and make ourselves available for any questions. >> what i would like to do before any questions, as you can see this is something that is hot off of the process in ter

as far as i know, there were very unforgiving deadlines that often even my clients called me and a rush and said it isn't that permit expiring? i would say, yes, you are right, i will jump on it and make sure we get our proper paperwork and applications into the process. the application of laws should not be -- should not differ from one person to another. it should be applied evenly to all people. in this case, jason bley informed me a year-and-a-half ago that he was concerned about the project early on because of the approval process, but because the project was not a hearing to its approvals. that it was forming work that was outside the scope of the approval, that it did not have a preservation architect, that short cuts were being made. i think that was his primary interest at the time. later, he learned about other issues, like the conditional use permit. i think, looking at chinatown today, where it has deteriorated, and where it is going, unfortunately in the next years and the next decades, we have to be as commissioners and the citizens, as chinatown residents, we have to be v

. >> reporter: because, this family subsisting on the side of an unforgiving mountain, their only refuge, this den dug out of hard earth -- well, these animals aren't actually from around there. >> what is happening in reality is, those wolves are captive. they are from a game farm. >> reporter: they don't live there? >> they don't live there. >> reporter: this is -- it's represent a wolf. oh, one more thing. the den dug out of hard earth? >> it's artificial. >> reporter: you built this? >> in order to get a camera in there, the wolf is whused to th camera, this is all made up. >> reporter: there was a notice included in the movie, it came at the end of the movie, saying that captive animals were in the movie. >> but who reads that? there was no indication watching the film that those are wild wolves. everybody would think they were watching wild wolves. >> reporter: yes, they would indeed. and how disillusioning to be shown this illusion. it's heartbreaking, because you played on our heart-strings so much, to make us care. >> reporter: but palmer says it's not all that new. "child wilde

% >>> >>> live television is an unforgiving form, as i've demonstrated a little tonight.ttist its worst, it's difficult to put into words. an australian top model contest provides the latest graphic reminder of what can go wrong. but that is just the tip of the iceberg. for nick watt, it's all a "sign of the times." >> australia's next top model for 2010 is -- >> ooh, the tension. i think i'm going to wee myself. someone saying something in here ear. it must be the winner's name. >> it's you, kelsey. >> i want to thank the crew and the judges. >> hold on. there's been a terrible mistake. >> oh, my god. i don't know what to say right now. i'm so sorry about this. oh, my god. this is not -- this is a complete manda. i'm so sorry. >> kelsey had victory snatched from her delicate alabaster fingers. >> it's okay. it's an honest mistake. it's fine. >> in the end, they gave both girls a cash prize and a trip to new york. so everything's okay. but live tv is a minefield. any moment now, someone could walk behind me dragging a vacuum cleaner. things do go wrong. here's a quick wor

. >> picking beans, packing corn for hours on end, side-by-side in the unforgiving sun, i have to say, and i mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. for one thing, when you are picking beans, you have to spend all day bending over. it turns out, most soil is at ground level. if we can put a man on the moon, why can't we make the earth waist high? come on. where is the funding? >> they criticize it as a stunt. lamar smith said they drive down wages and take away from those who are here legally. >>> as a reminder, you can get your political headlines at our ticker, cnnpolitics.com. >>> you have heard of mommy bloggers. now, daddies are getting involved. >> this role is being completely reinvented. lots of men are out there wanting to talk about it. >> from changing diapers to sex after pregnancy, the daddy bloggers don't leave any topic uncovered. hear their unique information. plus, we get our weather from reynolds wolf. >> the tropics are very active. we are watching two systems. it's the first full weekend of fall. we'll let you know what t

and after working with them, picking beans and packing corn for hours on end side-by-side in the unforgiving sun, i have to say and i mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. it's really, really hard. >> reporter: there were a few half smiles and a couple of chuckles from the house members and some even appeared uncomfortable with his remarks. >> i would like to recommend that now that we have all of this attention, that you excuse yourself and that you let us get on with the three witnesses. >> i'm here at the invitation of the chairwoman and if she would like me to remove myself from the hearing room, i am happy to do so. >> reporter: he stayed and answered several questions after his statement and we caught up with one spectator outside. >> we have had lots of witnesses here from the media and entertainment world and he didn't say anything disrespectful. >> some republicans have publicly said democrats were wrong for inviting the comedienne to speak about serious issues. others say he used humor to bring attention to things not talked about enough. i trust following my tes

but it is a market reality, especially abroad, notably in countries with a critical, unforgiving press. >>spencer: some countries, this hurdle might be more difficult to overcome than others. so, this might be the case in the us where the pet food scandals, the melamine scandals certainly generated very, very high attention in the press and in the media. >>reporter: the reality of the "made in china" curse isn't lost on aigo, a popular maker of usb memory sticks, mp6 players and digital cameras. as an olympics and formula one sponsor, aigo enjoys a high profile in mainland china. but its chairman accepts that to be credible, globally, the bar for chinese companies is high, and so, until aigo has a strong overseas service network, he's holding-off on expanding abroad. >>feng: many, many companies want to sell products fast, but no service! it's a disaster for brands. because only if you have good service, you can give satisfaction to the consumer. so we need a partner. >>reporter: chinese exporters like white goods maker haier and beer maker tsingtao are strongly focused on service and

this family existing on the side of an unforgiving mountain, this den, dug out of the hard earth, thesehere. >> what's happening in reality, is those wolves are captive. >> reporter: the den out of hard earth? >> that den was official. >> reporter: there was a notice at the end of the movie, indicating that captive wolves had been used in the making of the movie. >> who reads the credits? the reason i've written the book is to launch a campaign, asking whether that's right. when you're under that pressure, and money's running out and the weather is closing in, ethics are the last thing on your mind. you're after that shot. >> reporter: so, you bring your own wolves, you know you'll get the shot. and if you can tug at the viewers' heart strings, you know you'll get the ratings. there is an argument to be made, that for the greater good, you can tell a little lie here and there in a movie. >> yes. but is it going to promote conservation? animals won't be harmed. we won't be disturbing wild animals. maybe it's worth it to have told the lie. >> reporter: keep it real. that's all chris palme

after working with these men and women, picking beans for hours on end in the unforgiving sun, i have to say, please don't make me do this again. it's really, really hard. >> i think his testimony was not appropriate. i think it was an embarrassment for mr. colbert more than the house. >> colbert did supply a written statement that did not supply jokes. he said he wanted to speak for those without power. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think stephen colbert's testimony before a congressional committee on migrant workers was appropriate? you can e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> joe flacco had quite possibly the worst game of his career, throwing four interceptions. the team has shaken all of that off. flacco threw for three touchdowns against the cleveland browns. that allows the ravens to challenge for the title next week when they take on the pittsburgh steelers. keith mills will have highlights and reaction later on. >> that will be a game. 67 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report

place in his government and that is something which is unforgettable, and also, i think that it's unforgiveablecause what happened in terms of human rights -- >> charlie: did he ever accept responsibility for that? >> he never accept publicly responsibility, but i also have to tell you that even though he interrupt our democratic life for 17 years and his government committed a lot of human rights abuses, there are other areas -- >> charlie: other people died in -- >> there are other areas where he was able to modernize the economy. to open the economy. to establish an economic system much more open and competitive and therefore some things were very positive for the future of the country. the best proof of that is that when the democratic system came back to chile in 1988, many of his reforms stayed in place. >> charlie: back to the relationship with the united states, though. if china is your biggest trading partner, does that mean, by definition, with the understanding of the power of economics, that china has as much influence in chile as the united states? >> no. no, no, no. of course not.

condition and they did move him to a prison hospital but what they did to him at the hospital is unforgivable i have heard. instead of treating him they put him in a straitjacket and put him in isolation cell and left him for one hour and 1 minutes until he died. >>reporter: because he was trying to fight corruption. >>shepard: thank you. the up manned drone attacks on militants in pakistan are having a devastating effect on the terrorists but it is also now clear that most pakistanis do not like the missile strikes. according to a poll by the nonprofit new american foundation, nearly 90 percent of pakistanis say they want the u.s. to stop the drone operations and 60 percent say they are fine with suicide attacks against american troops as a result. on the bright side, three quarters of pakistanis survey disapprove of al qaeda. prosecutors announce details of a huge cyber crime ring that targeted folks online and cleared out their banking accounts. we are told the risk of these scams is far from over. @=h [ female announcer ] there's a new way to let go of some of the annoying symptoms menop

working with these men and women, picking beans, packing corn four hours on end side by side in the unforgivinghave to say and i do mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. >> khobar said he hoped he was using his celebrity for some good. >> and i missed episode last night where he hits the fields to do the work. he did do it. >> very hard work. >> cashing in on the green for green appliances. illinois shoppers take advantage of today's rebate program in a hurry. >> plus it is back to jail for lindsay lohan. judge orders the troubled actress to be held without bail. >>> and she is the first female american iron chef. cat cora is here. what are you making? >> some good burgers but i will be at the hamburger hop tonight at millennium park. i will be there with great chefs and great burgers. stoiz time has run out if you wanted to take advantage ever rebates. wgn's judy wang is live with details. people got up and decided to go shopping today. >> that's right. even before dawn there was a crowd lined up outside the doors before the store was even ready to

working with these men and women, picking beans and packing corn, hours on end side by side in the unforgiving sun, i have to say and i mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. >> sean: conyers had an odd and strange request. >> i would like to recommend that now that we've got all this attention, that you excuse yourself. and that you let us get on with the three witnesses and all the other members there. we are sure it will be shown on the show tonight. i'm asking to you leave the committee room completely and submit your statement instead. >> i'm here at the invitation of chairwoman if she would like me to remove myself i'm happy to do so. i'm only here at her invitation. >> sean: in the end he stuck  and made -- joining me with reaction all of this former democratic pollster pat caddell, andrea, both fox news contributors. let's start with the brawl. apparently, and i got some photographs, apparently harry reid supporters, he wouldn't show up at the forum. so sharron angle is there. reid supporters bust in. brawl breaks out. what is that telling you mr. caddell? >> the ten

the polls are just as unforgiving.ll shows his republican opponent webster leading by seven points. joining me with reaction is former oklahoma congressman, quarterback, good friend, j.c. watts is back. welcome back, sir. >> thanks for having me. good to be back. >> sean: as you examine the polls, you see the atmosphere out there. your general thoughts? >> as i travel around the country, i see there is an energy sean, there's an energy probably that's i think you could say it is a bit similar to 1994 when i was elected. but i think it is much more intense. when you look in ohio with john kasich up by eight points on governor strictland. pat toomey up by eight or nine points. either of those guys or any of those people you just rattled off, up by seven to nine points none would agree those are comfortable leads going into the last month. i think you are going to see nasty politics, as we are seeing with grayson in florida. that's just a precursor of what is to come. i think there is a good tail went -- tailwind for repu

working with these men and women, picking beans, packing corn for hours on end side by side in the unforgivingsincerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. >> a lot of folks on the capitol did not seem to be laughing. >> yeah, that was some strange testimony. but i guess he worked at this farm in august picking corn and vegetables, so -- >> for a tv bit. but he was actually invited by one of the members to speak. we do have a second bonus shot, it's friday, why not. this say shot, we found two kids dancing to justin bieber get upstaged by their dad. we found this on todaysbigthing.com. ♪ >> oh, my. >> yeah. for a while i wasn't sure if they even nuf the dad was behind there. >> i don't even know if they knew he was back there. >> i think he's seen too many old peter alan routines. >> he can move, man. look at that. >> it's like the coast of peter alan standing by behind those two kids. all right. >> and they just keep going. >> what else are you going to do if your dad is doing that? i used to go to church with my dad and he would sing and i was moth mother t mortif

working with these men and women, picking beans and packing corn, hours on end side by side in the unforgiving sun, i have to say and i mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. >> sean: conyers had an odd and strange request. >> i would like to recommend that now that we've got all this attention, that you excuse yourself. and that you let us get on with the three witnesses and all the other members there. we are sure it will be shown on the show tonight. i'm asking to you leave the committee room completely and submit your statement instead. >> i'm here at the invitation of chairwoman if she would like me to remove myself i'm happy to do so. i'm only here at her invitation. >> sean: in the end he stuck  and made -- joining me with reaction all of this former democratic pollster pat caddell, andrea, both fox news contributors. let's start with the brawl. apparently, and i got some photographs, apparently harry reid supporters, he wouldn't show up at the forum. so sharron angle is there. reid supporters bust in. brawl breaks out. what is that telling you mr. caddell? >> the ten

working with these men and women picking beans, packing corn for hours on end side by side in the unforgiving-- and i do mean this sincerely -- please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. >> he was asked to testify based on his one day's experience working on a farm as part of the united farm workers take our jobs campaign. it was meant to show few americans would do the work that migrant farm workers do. the bill creates a path way for citizenship for illegal immigrants and the senate is tracking another version. congress could take up the version after the election. no plans to make any arrests at this time after a series of raids in different locations in chicago, minneapolis. the teaches are part of a terrorism investigation. eric hong with our sister station in chicago tells us more. >> there was no answer tonight at this condo where this man lives with his wife and young daughter. but he was here at dawn when the f.b.i. came knocking. >> seven to ten f.b.i.'s. it took three hours, five hours. taking friends of friends investigating. >> seen here in a 2006 abc 7 interv

working with these men and women, picking beans, packs corn for hours on end side by side in the unforgivingrely, please do not make me do this again. it is really, really hard. this is america. i don't want a tomato picked by a mexican. i want it picked by an american. then sliced by guatemalan and served by a venezuelan in a spa where a chilean gives me a brazilian. >> jon: one of the fellow democrats not amused. john conyers of michigan asked colbert to leave the hearing and let the real experts to testify. lofgren is co-chair and she told him he could stay. in one corner a 200-pound bear in the other this woman clutching this very zucchini the outcome of the epic match up next. and that stephen colbert testimony you just saw, you can catch the whole thing on foxnews.com. just click on the link toward the center of the home page. the smell of home made chili whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop helps neutralize odors in multiple cat homes... keeping your house smelling like it should. purina tidy cats scoop. keep your home smelling like home. lord of the carry-on. s

after working with these men and women, picking beansing corn for hours on end side by side in the unforgiving to say, and i do mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. for one thing you have to spend all day bending over. it turns out, and i did not know this. most soil is at ground level. if we can put a man on the moon, why can't we make the earth waist high? where is the funding? this brief experience gave me some small understanding of why so few americans are clambering to begin an exciting career as seasonal migrant field worker. so what's the answer? i'm a free market guy. normally i would leave this to this invisible hand of the market. but it's already moved over 84,000 acres of production and over 22,000 farm jobs to mexico and shut down over a million acres of u.s. farmland due to lack of available labor. apparently even the invisible hand doesn't want to pick beans. i'm not a fan of the government doing anything. but i've got to ask, why isn't the government doing anything maybe this ag jobs bill would help. i don't know. like most member

working with these men and women, picking beans, packing corn, for hours on end side by side in the unforgivingerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. for one thing when you're picking beans, you have to spend all day bending over. it turns out, and i did not know this, most soil is at ground level. if we can put a man on the moon, why can't we make the earth waist high. come on, where is the funding. >> colbert continued with his testimony in character, which though defended by nancy pelosi, who called it simply great, it provoked negative reactions from republicans and some democrats. >> i think his testimony was not appropriate. now, i think it was an embarrassment for mr. colbert more than the house. >> he was called by the democratic chair of the subcommittee. >> you asked me, chris, whether the testimony was appropriate. i think it was not appropriate. >> and he should not have been called? >> i don't know about whether he was called. what he had to say was not the way it should have been said. if he had a position on the issues, he should have given those is