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they train, they fight, they struggle for us, and so much of the time it goes unnoticed and un-thankeduch about the uso. it gives us real ways to support our real heroes. the uso lifts the spirits of america's troops and their families, and there is a way we can say thanks. you can go to uso.org and make a real difference in their lives today. do it. >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." around the country marriage numbers are falling. but in the african american community, the numbers are grim. what does this all mean? is marriage dead in the african american community? joining me to discuss this are marriage coach dr. derosario and others, thank you for being here. when you hear the numbers, what do you say, what is your reaction when you hear numbers are crumbling? >> a cake, a ring and a sledge is no marriage, that is the business of weddings, a multi billion dollar industry that society is addicted to. without that, love is dead. the conversation should be about love and commitment to that, maybe reimagining of black love, but the idea that marriage is an institut

what are some of the questions you have about how he went unnoticed for so long, how he was able to execute this plan? >> well, i think the fact that it was unnoticed for so long and that we are discovering that he had friends, he had folks that he drank with on a friday night, he was a student. the picture was one of someone in complete control. all he had in terms of a criminal record was a traffic offense from a coupleears ago. this individual, in my opinion at least, is a cold, calculating murderer. what he set up in his apartment is almost inconceivable. it was designed to kill the first person who walked in that door. whether that person happened to be a police officer, a firefighter, or a neighbor who was wondering what was going on. someone was going to die. >> how bothersome is it that this will be a distinction for aurora, similar to oklahoma city, similar to columbine, littleton, colorado? >> well, and yes, we'll have to live with this literally forever, and hopefully over the coming days and weeks and months we will all feel better about where it is. aurora, colorado, prior to f

so much is expected of them...yet they often go unnoticed. "a lot of nannies are immigrants.n't have the same rights necessarily or access to the same services. i think they don't get the credit they deserve." "no treasure." "i definitely think people tend to look down on nannies. i've had people say things where whatever they were saying, i could tell what they meant was, ' so what are you going to be when you grow up?'" nannies are entrusted with the care of a parent's true treasure - their children. they are paid for the job they do... "do you have named for them: "yes." but for the good ones, there's no measure for the love they give. lisa sylvester, cnn, washington. -----end-----cnn.script----- coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... michelin is recalling thousands of tires.the two problems sparking the recalls...and the what you need to do... if you have a faulty one. brian roberts makes a decision on his future...find out when you'll see him on the field. ((break 3)) hi there. whoaa! chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. that's great! i know,

more than 1500 firefighters working to bring it under control their efforts have not gone unnoticed. >>> and everyday the locals cheer on the firefighters as they head to the mountains to battle the blazes. >>> we are grateful >>> even though firefighters are gaining ground the battle could go through the month. dru levenson cbs news colorado springs we've been expecting happen today the east out for costa fire district closed half of its fire stations and cut staff because of budget problems it is closing three of the six stations including the only station on bethel island during 16 firefighters are laid off response times could more than double. >>> when engines not available to respond or spawning from long-distance time a george and me and put you in a position of loss. it live for properly so to close stations is detrimental to the community >>> the board was forced to make the cuts when voters turned down a parcel tax to fund agency. the vallejo fire department will reopen one of its stations thanks to a two year fema grant the department has had several rounds of layoffs and

yet many times they go either unnoticed or undervalued. i'm talking about nannies.sa sylvester finds out how they do it. >> reporter: they read to them. they play with them. they have a way of making everything better. in every way a loving mom. except they're not. >> my favorite is a lot of times people will tell me how much i look like the kids and i'll gee, well, that's on coincidence because i'm the nanny. >> reporter: they are the nanny, helping raise other people's children. erica has been with her current family for 2 1/2 years. >> one of our jokes is that there's the husband, and then there's the-shf she's his wife, his contemporary, modern working woman, and then i'm her 1950s housewife who takes care of kids and dinner and runs them to, you know, last minute doctor's appointments. >> reporter: but it's a job erica says she loves. and so does lori. >> they make you happy and they make you laugh. sometimes they give you a hard time, but then it's fun. >> reporter: she is herself a single mother. when she's working for ten hours a day, it means she's away fro

coburn says: "if they can pass criminal proceeds through a us bank unnoticed and untouched, the fundse unlikely to be stopped or ever be recovered." &p today's hearing comes a day after a senate reporr alleged suspicious funds ffom mexico and syria passed through hsbc.. the report also alleges bans against iran were ignored and u.s. regulators knew about it and pailed to take action. cohen says: "the scale, efficiency and sophistication of the united states financial system, particularly it's banking sector, make it a prime target for those who seek to conceal and move illicit money." the bank says it's changed senior management and has shored up compliance with rules to prevent money laundering. boswell says (oncam tag): "the justice department is also investigating. lawmakers also say other large us banks may be being used for the same money laundering purposes. fox news." the... f-b-i... has begun... a... criminal investigation.../ after ... needles... are found... in... 4 meals... on... delta... flights flights.the... sewing needles ...were found... in... turkey sandwiches... on..

the supreme court's wording did to the go unnoticed. >> a victory for the obama administration meansease and that's exactly what this is. >> this law is a tax. the bill was sold to the american people on a deception. >> it's a tax. >> it's a tax. >> it's a tax. >> it's a tax. >> tax. (laughter) (applause) >> jon: senator is rights, it's a tax. the real question is how does willford brimlington romney handle this new development. >> it's important for us to repeal and replace obamacare. what are some of the things that we'll keep in place. we have to make sure that people who want to keep their current insurance will be able to do so. >> jon: sure, that's very important. oh, that's actually part of obamacare but go ahead. >> we also have to assure that we do our very best to help each state in their effort to assure that every american has access to affordable health care. >> jon: oh, that's a great idea-- oh, it's like its medicaid expansion that is in obamacare, okay, that's good. >> got to make sure that those people who have preexisting conditions know that they will be able to be

. >> the fire burned for a while unnoticed and they were forced out of their homes. it broke out last night near silver hill road in district heights, maryland. delia goncalves joins us live with more on the situation. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. here we are nine hours after this fire broke out. you can see crews are still here on the scene working to board up the windows of this apartment building that was nearly gutted out by last night's fire. when firefighters arrived just before 8:00 p.m., the building was fully engulfed in flames. about 75 firefighters from throughout the county worked to get the blaze under control. we're told that a couple of firefighters suffered heat exhaustion but after some treatment they were fine and were able to continue their work to get the blaze under control. all residents in the 22 apartments here were able to escape with their lives but unfortunately a homeowner's dog died in the fire. >> my girlfriend and i, we were sitting, talking in my living room. then we kept on hearing somebody just yelling the

their efforts have not gone unnoticed. every day the locals cheer on the firefighters as they head up into the mountains to battle the blazes. >> i can't imagine how hard they're working and how tired they must be. >> reporter: they're battle could go through the month. in colorado springs, wjz news. >> the fire is about 55% contained and destroyed about 355 homes. >>> police are investigating a deadly accident down in miami. a mini van jumped the curb after a marlins game. four members of a georgia family were killed. the driver of the van died. officials say they must have suffered a medical emergency prior to the accident. >>> the governor is defending maryland's health care law. >> it's the free loader penalty which would effect it most of 1- 2% of people who could afford health care and want to be free loaders. we decided early on to be an early implementer of health care reform because we know it's good for businesses. >> today on face the nation the governor went on to say the republicans are creating a false hood s

i wanted to let you know your work is not going unnoticed. thank you. president fong: thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, next item, please. >> we can now move on to your regular calendar. we will take the two items from the consent calendar first. item two is 439 the market street. -- is for 1309 market street. >> good afternoon. iran hollister, department stuff. -- aaron hollister, department staff. the previously approved project proposes the demolition of a two-story office building, and the construction of a new 11- story building, containing up to 250 residential dwelling units and approximately 20,000 square feet of ground floor commercial use. the commission approved the project in 2009. to this point, staff has not received any correspondence in opposition to the extension. the environmental findings on pages two and five of the draft motion have been amended since the distribution of the motion to you. it will further specified environmental approval the project received in 2009. the findings have been highlighted in pages two and five of the

so quiet it will pass almost unnoticed. because there will yet be hunger and floods and fire. there will yet be storms and despair and disease. there will yet be struggles and madness. but when that morning come thousands upon thousands will get up, millions inside millions will stretch out and face the challenges of the moment with our tongues wrapped around the idea of peace. feel it's weight, hear it's song, remember in vent, discover, recreate it's rhythms as we begin to walk the long trail of healing. sew it to grow on it be it to see it, peace. sew it to grow it, be it to see it, peace. [applause]. >> flying inside the evening sky. i don't know the name of the blues that shadow our past. one is sweet and light a cool meringue. another sharp but still. a third thick presses down upon the rest.

and it didn't go unnoticed. >>> into to three days scientology is from my door with a cover story is claiming that they were performers doing a show with me they had people following me they had their aunt me immediately. but he refused to be silenced. and frequently uses this family is material. >>> and the performers i already talked about a lot of ugly truths. it becomes what he really thinks about his great- grandfather's ministry. >>> scientology is a pyramid scam that sell cigarettes and to all the world speculate on why scientology is first couple called it quits jamie says he knew of an ec megawatts' miles and flashing lights there were something much darker. >>> it's impossible for me to believe that scientology is a factor in their breakup. the more the issues of behind the curtain the more horrified she probably was. the same cannot be said for his tax has been when he calls scientology school mascot. >>> he still to this day is going to probably have to die a scientology is because i don't believe the could leave even if you wanted to. >>> we reached out to the church of

they train, they fight, they struggle for us, and so much of the time it goes unnoticed and un-thankedt i love so much about the uso. it gives us real ways to support our real heroes. the uso lifts the spirits of america's troops and their families, and there is a way we can say thanks. you can go to uso.org and make a real difference in their lives today. do it. thats all for the late edition i'm karen parksmorgan adsit is here with sports unlimited... morgan after spending 13 months awaa from baltimore with a concussion...the injury bug, once again strikes brian hip lay-brum tear. tear.that's basically the cartilage that surrounds the hip.buck showalter confirmedd today fromml-a...roberts wwll get a second opinion..roberts misssd two games in seattle with what the orioles thought require surgery... and roberts could be out tt 8 weeks.. roberts played in just 17 games this seaaon... he's batting 1-82. tonight's game...miguel gonzalez making his first major leaguu start...his family in attendance at angel stadium....bottommof the 1st... mike trout foul tips it into the mitttfor strike

my friend back there who is trying to go unnoticed, my favorite custodian is back there.e keeps the place under wraps for us. it really takes a country of folks. what i am excited about, -- a cadre of folks. i really do not like to talk, but today, i am talking the law. these are the things that make me get up every day and go do work. we get something accomplished that is absolutely great. it is exceptional. i will not do any dancing today. i've done that before. i am not to going to dance today. we could not do it without all of you. we cannot do without the folks helping us. i want to mention one other group. we have a group from the arts folks, who are supplying the arts. we are going to try to convince them to come here and do art classes. we will simply get on our way. all things being equal, the mayor has a pretty tight schedule. we will try to get this ribbon cut. and then we will formally introduced all bart dignitaries. -- all of our dignitaries. you would like a couple of minutes. chairman brown? [applause] >> mr. mayor, to all the public officials who are here

sheep on my mother's side of a black sheep as a shepherd who enslaved his own flock and it didn't go unnoticed. >>> into three days scientology is from my door is state cover stories claim that they were performers during a show with meeting the people following me they had their on me immediately. but he refused to be silenced jimmy's a big name in the world of performance artists he has his own performance troupe director that regrets and frequently uses his family as material. >>> i'm a performer so i already talked about ugly truths and it doesn't mince words when it comes to what he really thinks about his great- grandfather's ministry. it's about appearance can sell secrets and is now under the guise of self-help. of the world speculate on whether scientology is first couple called it quits jimmy says he knew but it's the middle of smiles and flashing lights there was something much darker. >>> and in their breakup. the more that she saw behind the person the more horrified that she probably was. ginny says kay was lucky to be able to get out of the church and the same can be said for hi

the young women, according to an early brochure quietly pursue their occupation unnoticed. there were to be no dorms or college life. they did not want the annex to be another women's college. so it began as a unique institution of higher learning for women. and like the other six of the sisters that it joined in the time. had no separate faculty or facility, drew on the male instructors of harvard. over 200 women were taking courses taught by 70 men. initially graduates received no b.a.. instead of a diploma, they got a certificate. admittedly, association with harvard carried great prestige that was an advantage and i believe a curse. for it made the annex, a hostage to harvard. as early as 1883, the society decided to raise $100,000 to accept it as a branch of the university. and harvard refused. and they refused to turn certificates to diplomas and refused to recognize the annex in any way. that means that it had the ability to forbid the teachers to tea

reaching around corners striking enemy forces that hiding or bunkers this declaration went largely unnoticed but it heralded the development of a new missile that would be tested during the early days of the war in iraq. some experts did react to rumsfeld declaration one of them was arms researcher di williams. this scientist is a member of the un institute for disarmament research. he claims the hellfire missile is a new generation bomb it was used several times during the battle of fallujah the experts call it a thermobaric weapons. they were using small tactical weapons that they wanted these new thermal barrick weapons which are specifically designed for very local killing and what they do and if some of these are right in the target of it they just get fried the it is so high temperature it just burns everything. but also if they are within. maybe fifty meters it will also kill them because when you get you get a bang and sucks all of the air out and so you get a pressure wave which goes high pressure very low pressure and the air pressure goes down maybe ten percent normal and if you'r

all his action went unnoticed. >> the 9-year-old has been pulled out of the day care. police have spoken to the 9-year-old and his mother, but it's unclear right now if either will face any charges. we reached out to the vicksburg police department and we reached out to the owner of kiddie city child care and we didn't hear back from either before our deadline. >>> listen, everybody is going to back up. >> a destructive fire ripped through an abandoned building in newcastle, pennsylvania. but you guys need to see the heroic actions by firefighters and some police officers. you see the flames ripping through the top story of this building, but inside is lieutenant john onofrak. >> this could be very bad. >> he and some other firefighters were in there trying to fight the fire from the inside when a wall and ceiling collapsed. >> we've got a fireman down in this building. it's going to come down. >> he was trapped. officers ritchie cocky and jamie bucker raised into the building not wearing any fire protective gear, along with other firefighters, to rescue the lieutenant

their efforts have not gone unnoticed. every day the locals cheer on the firefighters as they head up into the mountains to battle the blazes. >> so grateful. can't even imagine how hard they are working. >> reporter: even though firefighters are gaining ground, their battle could go through the month. drew levinson, cbs news, colorado springs. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> if your electricity is on and you are watching us, consider yourself lucky. >> olga has the weather and hopefully a little bit of relief temperaturewise. >>> we are going to get a little bit of a boost from our winds today. we are going to have a little bit

their efforts have not gone unnoticed. every day the locals cheer on the firefighters as they head up into the mountains to battle the blazes. >> grateful. can't imagine how hard they're working and how tired they must be. >> even though they're gaining ground, it could go through the month. colorado springs. >>> an air force firefighting plane went down in southwestern south dakota. the plane crashed near edgemont last night. sheriff's office says three people were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> republican congressional leaders will press ahead. the supreme court ruled to uphold the law last week. democrats argue most people are for keeping or changing the law. but house speaker john boehner says lawmakers have to start from scratch. >> this has to be ripped out by its roots. this is government taking over the entire health insurance industry. the american people do not want to go down this path, they do not want the government telling them what kind of insurance policy they have to buy and how much they're goin

the efforts didn't go unnoticed. >> just something that guys generally don't do, getting the guys togetherwaco. that's big time. >> it really makes you feel good. evenen in a short time, i think we've built great relationships, and the leaders are stepping up. >> reporter: so he's doing everything you would hope a franchise qb would, but let's not forget he is just a rookie. let us also not forget the manning brothers, freed, and brady, none of them finished .500 in their rookie campaigns. there will be growing pains. what remains to be seen, whether griffin can keep his poise. >> success for me, winning football games. definitely more than one, more than two, more than three. we've just got to go out and play, let your play do the talking. >> with him, he has the right mentality as far as his preparations so he's going to be a good player for us. >> he handles himself extremely well. he's got a lot of charisma. very smart. works extremely hard. he is going to do everything he can to make himself the best player. that's contagious to a football team. >> reporter: dave owens, 9 sports. >> i

president barack obama might now see these and little deaths go unnoticed with a debatable definition of targets. will stop fighting in syria as government forces advance on rebel controlled areas near the capital and in the country's largest city of aleppo while washington applauds the opposition's gains and promises to increase support. and the man who once filled to put as she landed potato behind bars could soon be working to keep i'll tell them they stand there we can still holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy. international news and comment live from moscow this is. thanks for joining us u.s. led drone strikes have killed more than one hundred and fifty suppose militants in pakistan so far this year and zero civilians that's from a recent new america foundation paul however critics say the obama administration with its definition of militant is blurring the line between what's classed as a civilian and what's a threat how washington correspondent get an edge chicken reports. if you believe this chart as seen on c.n.n. american drone strikes in pakistan have been so precise tha

targeting pakistani militants the us president barack obama might now see these unlawful doubts go unnoticed with a debatable definition of targets. will stop fighting in syria as government forces advance on gravel controlled areas near the capital and in the country's largest city of aleppo while washington applause the opposition's gains and promises to increase support. and european car makers have a difficult road ahead as sales plummeted across the continent leading to thousands of painful layoffs. hello and welcome to. news live from moscow i am you know ship of our time main story now u.s. led drone strikes have killed more than one hundred fifty suppose militants in pakistan so far this year. that's from a recent new america foundation poll however critics say the obama administration is blurring the line between civilian and thrash where there's different version of militant washington correspondent again education explains. if you believe this chart as seen on c.n.n. american drone strikes in pakistan have been so precise that they haven't killed a single innocent person this year

president barack obama might now see these and north all deaths go unnoticed with a debatable definition of targets. and the man who once fought to put at chilean dictator behind bars could soon be working to keep julian assange out of them they says the weekly exegesis still holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy. russia and around the world this is with me thanks for joining us syrian government troops seem to have regained the upper hand in fighting rebel forces in and around the country still major cities fierce clashes are taking place now close to damascus as the army advances on a city captured by the rebels during their offensive on the capital last week at the same time more government troops are moving towards the country's largest city of aleppo where fighting has been intensifying for several days now claiming dozens of lives authorities say there are solidifying their control of the commercial hub such reports contradict hillary clinton her earlier hail to the gains made by the opposition and its statement what the u.s. secretary of state also said washington stepping up its

something that was mentioned an important fact in earlier human rights reports but gone largely unnoticed and underlined again by polite was that anti syrian government forces have been using children on the ground as human shields and this was all presented to the security council this comes on the back of geneva conference that included security council members as well as european and middle eastern leaders where a new peace plan was put in place that basically calls for the syrian people to create a transitional government which would include both the current authorities as well as members of the opposition and the idea that this transitional government is that it should be based on mutual consent in this new peace plan assad's positioning and policing in the conflict is left open and is left for the syrian people good your forty's and the opposition to decide so this is a plan that the entire international community involved in these negotiations has now put in place we did hear kofi annan say that he hopes that this transition government can be put in place and to begin working by th

that issue there's also farm land prices they've been rising in north america and that hasn't gone unnoticed it's inspired the word for bubble in the u.s. business media and inspired network news stories like this one from back in january and an average price of sixty seven hundred dollars and i think it's worth along this stuff just like black gold and black gold is what you're holding your hand it's not oil that's dirt and you can get rich off of it and you can get rich off of it that's correct. so if mainstream media is doing stories featuring dirt as black gold does that mean the rides over or if not where is the ride good well lucky for you lucky for me and all of us i spoke to the man who manages the largest farmland fund in canada to find out all about it he's brad's parker co-founder and vice president of aston boy a capital he joined us earlier from a gore financial symposium in vancouver canada take a look thank you so much for being on the show today. oh it's a pleasure being here. absolutely the pleasure is all mine because it's not every day i get to really get into the nuts and