the company has left 9% of its land untouched as conservation areas for animals and plants. it has no plans to cut trees to expand production. several small farmers have switched to natural palm oil which they sell to daabon. felipe moreno is 84 years old and the third generation in his family to farm. he grows bananas and vegetables for his own consumption. but he's stopped his rice cropping and has begun producing palm oil instead. >> i lost money growing rice. and it was a lot of hard work. but now the palms are a lot easier. i cut some bunches yesterday and was able to sell them in the afternoon. i got money for it. that's a real advantage. >> but not everybody has benefited from palm oil production. the wwf experts are using their expedition to the orinoco basin to ensure that natural land isn't unscrupulously converted into farmland. their aim is to protect the region's biodiversity. >> we believe that our studies can influence policymaking in colombia. they provide further arguments in favor of protecting the environment and biodiversity and raise the political pressu

"the untouchables "coke is still being shown. take a look at it. hopefully, some will walk through the front door and slapped down a certain piece of paper. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> i am richard. i will be leaving the sunshine ordinance task force as soon as my successor is named. i was one of two votes who voted against the task force rules change the board has found to be objectionable. i want to say there is ambiguity in the charter that i think needs to be addressed. it rules that each part of the

the former kgb officer still appears untouchable despite the seating rivalries in russian politics. >> i shall do everything to live up to the trust of millions of our citizens. i claim service to the fatherland as the meaning of my whole life. >> all day, the police were rounding up some of those citizens, and arresting them for daring to demonstrate against the returning president without permission. the riot police are now clearing the way those protesting against vladimir putin's inauguration. for those who oppose it, this has been a difficult day. >> he has been here for many years. he wants to be here for many years more. not everyone in the country agrees with that. >> vladimir putin faces a difficult six years, as well as the growing opposition, there is an economy in need of serious work or there could be much wider discontent. bbc news in moscow. >> live near putin, president of russia once again. summer is approaching. it is time to start planning your holiday. if you are interested in a venture, we have a hot tip. the demilitarized zone between north and south korea has a

like "scarface," "untouchables" and "casualties of war," i think he eventually realized he needed a stronger grounding in script than he recognized, 5 years, 10 years earlier. it's boring when every film student or most of the audience that was semi-literate, just sit watching a film and saying, "that's the shot sequence from 'psycho,'" or "that's the burnt homestead from 'the searchers.'" i mean, it's not interesting. and i think, again, if you were to analyze in fact all the films this group made, the most interesting films, i think, are the most personal, not the borrowings, but the ones that are rooted more in their own experience. and i think with milius, i think his best film was "big wednesday," which is absolutely rooted in the time he was a surfer in hawaii and in california. (lynda myles) you can discuss "big wednesday" in terms of ford, obviously, this sense of mythologizing the past. but it's totally imbued with his own past and experience. (orchestra music playing) it was a very important film to me at the time because that was a part of my youth. and i thought that that's what

a 37-year-old paroleee just out of jail was able to board the jet, walked on to the tarmac untouched. he walked through the terminal slipped inside the passengers boarding the plane. he was caught only at the last possible moment when land ins did a final passenger count. the passengers were ordered to get off the plane. >> they separated the plane and had the dog go over everything. >> reporter: the dog didn't find anything but police found the extra passenger. he was arrested. there was another shocking one. this newark man walking through an unmanned security post to kiss his girlfriend good-bye, that stopped the airport operations for six hours. the parolee has an exstensive criminal -- extensive criminal history and will be charged with trespassing. >>> police in louisiana found her bike. now police are finding out what shape it was. the bike was found with extensive damage to the rear tear and bent rim. it was found in the area -- the fact that the bike was found damaged and dumped near a highway suggest that shunnic may have been hit by a car. >> paint from the suspect ease veh

freddie and fanning was untouched and goped up hundreds of millions. if that is a free market i want nothing. >> john you are quiet about all of wayne would yell at you. >> just like my parentings. i live for saturday morning when wayne gets made at johnathon. look, i agree with wayne and christian it is not a birth write. but that does not what happened with j.p. morgan. that is a new one to be put in place. the huge gray area. because of dodd-frank. are . trillion came out of the credit hard market. that is not a birth right. but it is affecting the poor who need credit card and stay at homes thoothat need this and don't have an income. do not mess with wayne rogers. >> and to the badger state broadwe go. and recall is more than a week away and might have repercutions for taxpayers and neal is all over it he will be live in wisconsin. don't miss it. >> coming up right here. >>> and you are firing up the grill and why the president's health care law is coming under new fire . ing 18 million to tell you to stay healthy. worth it or a big fast waste. ke

>>trace: the sites are untouched altogether and isn't that the role to leave them untouched?>reporter: that was the concern. to you leave it up and find out would they are talking to? or take it down? this is a concept of countermeasures where we, now, are changing their trust of the message that comes out. and there could be some distrust, is that what our leadership said or is that something the united states put in there or something someone put if there. it has the impact of degrading their trust and it exposes, i would rather not have known about this. >>trace: are you surprised a little bit that the secretary of state is coming out talking about this? isn't this supposed to be secret, covert? we are not supposed to talk about it? >>reporter: not anymore. the definition of "secret," is no one el knows about it. it is actually exposed sources and methods that tells people what we are capable of doing, maybe with another great military planner, but, fear of the unknown and uncertainty of your enemy is a more powerful weapon than knowing what they can do were the fear and u

lehman brothers may no longer be a big player on wall street, but it is still untouchable. >> let's go to linda bell in new york. >> good morning. happy friday. investigators at the sec have concluded their gprobe of a lehman brothers. the sec is not recommending enforcement action against. the against lawmakers and investors have been pressing the agency more than three years to determine whether or not lehman brothers misrepresented its financial health before filing its biggest bankruptcy in u.s. history. automobile dealers using consumers bad credit histories to charge them higher interest rates on car loans if must now tell buyers they have-and duration of their credit report. that came out of a federal ruling. it's planning to appeal the decision. consumer reports says there's no need to shell out big bucks on expensive sunscreen. on that and what morgan stanley is doing for facebook investors all coming up in the next hour. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. outside, 69 degrees. , >> a case of irony for d.c. council and marion barry. he held a press

"the untouchables "coke is still being shown. take a look at it. will walk through the front door and slapped down a certain piece of paper. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> i am richard. i will be leaving the sunshine ordinance task force as soon as my successor is named. i was one of two votes who voted against the task force rules change the board has found to be objectionable. i want to say there is ambiguity in the charter that i think needs to be addressed. it rules that each part of the exact a branch of the city and county, of which the task force is not one -- it does not include the phrase, "of the executive branch." it refers to a board commission. if the language can be reconciled, it will help all boards and commissions, going forward. here is the real problem, as i see it. it does not say whether a vacant seat or an absentee counts as a member for purposes of a majority vote. robert's rules of order was silent on that question. i would request the charter language be rewritten. a couple of things i want to clarify. it is un

largely untouched by the drug war. this is the epicenter of the sex trafficking trade. munoz works for a charity. she explains how pimps from one particular town that trap -- target women. >> they show them houses that most people here cannot afford. the women not only fall in love with them, they see an opportunity for a better life. they do not know that they will be victims of exploitation. >> when they wake up the next morning, there is such a sense of shame that they do not go back to their families. >> we went to see for ourselves. the town thriving on sex trafficking. risque billboards line the roadway. traffickers live in mansions like this, which locals say it were built on the profits of prostitution. we just left. it did not seem safe to film there openly. virtually everybody is involved in the human trafficking or knows what is going on. >> the whole town knows. they are all accomplices. why did the authorities not prosecute the traffickers? because of corruption. the federal government is trying to tackle the problem. making arrests is not easy. >> they are

. >> translator: it is a market left untouched and unknown to us. that's why it is worth entering. >> reporter: chinese fried dumplings have been one of the focuses for the company. it usually contains pork. the company has developed pork-free goza. japanese tea leaves are kneaded into the skin to add flavor. >> translator: there used to be no wall here. it used to be a passage. >> reporter: a wall has been built to segregate the fish dumplings production space from the other spaces to prevent contamination. last october, the pork free dumplings were certificate fide as halal. the president of the company was in singapore to showcase and sell his firm's dumplings at a trade fair of halal products from all over the world. >> reporter: by the second day, the gyoxa sold out. after returning home, he discussed with his staff ways to make the packaging for the dumplings more appealing. he showed examples of packages often used in the halal market. >> translator: you can tell right away what's inside. the photo on the package shows the product. >> reporte

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jail was able to bore the jet walking on to the tarmac -- to board the jet walking on to the tarmac untouched at lindbergh field. >> just released from jail yesterday. >> reporter: the suspect walked through alarms unguarded emergency door inside the terminal then slipped into a line of passengers nabbed only at the last possible moment when flight attendants conducted the final passenger count. excited about going on a prop plane nicholas took pictures while boarding. >> they said what's your count? she said this and they said that's wrong. >> reporter: they were ordered off the plane. >> they had us put the bags out, separated the bags and had the dog go over everything. >> reporter: the dog found nothing. police found their extra passenger. police swooped in arresting the suspect who is not deemed a serious threat, just a delay. the incident was another shocking security breach like when this newark man seen on video in january of 2010, walked through an manned security post to kiss his girlfriend -- an unmanned security post to kiss his girlfriend good-bye. police say the parolee has an s

there are many places where the median will remain untouched. when we get to the stops, that is where we will ankle and -- angle in. we will also be creating other spaces where we might be able to increase green's base. there will definitely be some impact to the medians. we will work to minimize those. that was one of the elements behind this optimized solution. in either three or four, the ends of the medians would be converted to busways or stops. it is a similar scenario to what we would have had in alternative four, but the core of the medians well remain. >> thank you. you said there was a concern with the center lane approach of the buses perhaps being pinned in. is that because they can negotiate with the lateral buses? i did not understand that. gregg's this is where there ought were limited medians -- >> this is where there are were limited medians and that bus was basically crowd into two lanes. gregg's ok, got it. -- >> ok, got it. the final question i have is, is there a plan -- the last time this came up i supported the center medi

they will be left untouched. all of the signs are that the farmers will grow even more this year because they are worried about the future after nato pulls out. in this border region, many fear that pakistan will roll in and squeeze the still fragile country. a decade of nato intervention might not have changed as much as america and its allies hoped. >> today, the french president francois hollande made a point of reminding president obama that he campaigned in france on a promise of withdrawing his combat troops by the end of this year. for more on that prospect and the nato summit, i spoke to the former u.s. ambassador to nato. thank you for coming in. france is not alone in wanting to bring its troops early before the 2014 deadline. is president obama going to hold the line on this? >> i certainly hope so. all of the nato countries went into afghanistan together in the summer of the 2003. the idea was to leave in 2014. if president hollande honors his campaign commitments, that will be really breaking ranks a

the county is hoping to leave the other 1350 coffins untouched. live in san jose, lisa amin do lesion, abc -- lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> they are trying to take a hard line on soft drinks. what may become the first city in the nation to put a special tax on sugary sodas and drinks. john alston is live with the story. >> the city council may be seconds away from voting. the official vote has not taken place, but based on what councilmembers say, it would appear that by a vote of 5-2 this tax on soda will go to the ballot in november. the fight over a soda tax went down to health and higher taxes. leading the charge, the richmond city councilman. >> this is the amount of sugar that your child or you eat when you drink one can of soda a day for a year. >> i'm a cardiologist. i spent 30 years taking care of this problem. th is a major killer, and it will kill these young children unless we do something. >> his plan is to put a tax on sugar and other soda drink that would cost another penny per ounce. like the cigarette tax it would be a deterre

no corner of our country untouched, and an enlisted corps which has continuously evolved into our presente of dynamic leaders. traditionally referred to as the backbone of our military, our enlisted force brings a robust strength, a riveting skill and the grit to carry a heavy load. across the years we've witnessed a transformation of uniformed craftsmen who primarily specialize in one specific skill, to a 21st century multidimensional, multitalented enlisted core that comprises over 80% of our total force. as times have evolved, so too has our society and the way sees the add significance and value of our enlisted military service member. equally important to mention that leading our enlisted core are noncommissioned officers and petty officers who bring an advanced portfolio of expertise and of art. we are no longer just simply a defender of society, but rather a vigorous group which helps sustain the commitment of americans to everything we value -- honor, equality opportunity, resiliency, leadership, and integrity, to mention a few. many of you in this room, notably his royal highness

. >> translator: it's a market left untouched and unknown to us. that's why it's worth entering. >> reporter: chinese fried dumplin dumplin dumplings have become one of the focuses for the company. the dumplings usually contain pork. the company has developed pork-free dumplings. ground fish meat is used instead. japanese sea leaf are kneaded into the skin for flavor. >> translator: there used to be no wall here. it used to be a passage. >> reporter: a wall has been built to segregate the fish meat dumpling production space from the rest of the company to prevent contamination. the company's efforts are moving forward. last october, its pork-free dumplings were certified as halal. the president of the company was in singapore to showcase and sell his dumplings at halal 2012. a trade fair for the halal products from all over the world. >> i like it. >> where can we find this? i want to buy. >> only here. >> oh, okay. r r >> reporter: by the second day, the gyota sold out. after returning home, he discussed with his staff ways to make the packaging f

fine, nothing there, virtually untouched. so no evidence for looting.uary 2011, there were about 200 -- >> looting pits. >> these are looting pits, sb they represent different types of looting. people looking for gold. there's no gold there to be found, but what's really scary, in some of these deeper holes, it's organized looting groups, mafioso type elements who are going and know exactly where the tombs are, they've been watching archaeologists for years. andion, this is our common humanity. it's hardly been excavated and now it's gone forever. so what this technology can do, it helps out pinpoint areas that are being affected by looting. if you can figure out a technique to find an archaeological site that's simply not visible on the ground, then you've cracked the code. and i failed consistently for a very long period of time when i started doing this work, just because i didn't know it would work. but failure is a critical part of science. it's actually enjoyable, because you're getting to test things and take risks. i now allow myself, depending

she got away untouched, her description of the man led to the sketch and she said investigators have been in close contact and she said i am reliving the horrible memories, but i was able to get away. i'm one of the lucky ones. >> indeed. we invite you to stay with us for continuing conage on the case. >> three people got new heartsa the the hospital, but what makes it so extraordinary is the surgeries were conducted over three days by the same doctor. marianne has more on the-changing surgeries. >> the 20-year-old and 17-year-old and 18-year-old share a bond. they all received heart transplants at the children's hospital hours apart. performed by the same surgeon. >> they were 12 hour surge ryes. >> they were not just long, but complicated too. >> they were complicated because of the disease they had. >> they are grateful to the surgeons and said they wouldn't be there if the families had not made decisions during a time of tragedy. >> they came out and god bless him. i can't thank them more. >> they enabled the young patients to start making plans for the future. il william will gr

one of the safest states in mexico, largely untouched by the drug war, but this is the epicenter of thesex trafficking trade. i met a woman who works for a charity that helps victims of trafficking. she explained how pimps from one particular town target women. >> they showed them houses that now is people here cannot afford, so the women not only fall in love with them, but they also see the opportunity of having a better life, but obviously, they cannot imagine that they will end up suffering sexual exploitation. >> when they wake up the second morning, there is such a sense of shame that they do not go back to their families. >> we went to see it for ourselves, a town thriving on sex trafficking. risque billboards mind the roads. traffickers live in mansions like this, which locals say were built on the profits of prostitution. so we have just left there. it did not seem safe to film their openly. we have been told that in a town of just 10,000 people, virtually everyone is involved in the human trafficking trade war has knowledge of what is going on. >> [speaking foreign language] >

this amendment leaves that completely untouched. the second pot is the procurement dollars. and this freezes half of the procurement dollars until we get an ioc date now the ioc date should have been given to us right after it passed the milestone "b." but even if we got a date some time this year, this is not going to affect the program at all. all we're doing is saying we want to play for real. if you cut half the procurement money out, that would take effect in march of 2013. so all we're saying is some time in the next year almost we want some type of an ioc date. this also affects other programs because we have fighter short falls. how do you plan what you're going to do when you don't know what the date is. so that's the purpose of the amendment is to simply say we want the pentagon to really let us know. tell us when it is that we really know when we've got -- we know we have a finished product that can be delivered. and i don't really -- it doesn't make a lot of difference to me how people want to approach this thing. we have ourselves one big project management prob

jail was able to bore the jet walking on to the tarmac -- to board the jet walking on to the tarmac untouchedt lindbergh field. >> just released from jail yesterday. >> reporter: the suspect walked through alarms unguarded emergency door inside the terminal then slipped into a line of passengers nabbed only at the last possible moment when flight attendants conducted the final passenger count. excited about going on a prop plane nicholas took pictures while boarding. >> they said what's your count? she said this and they said that's wrong. >> reporter: they were ordered off the plane. >> they had us put the bags out, separated the bags and had the dog go over everything. >> reporter: the dog found nothing. police found their extra passenger. police swooped in arresting the suspect who is not deemed a serious threat, just a delay. the incident was another shocking security breach like when this newark man seen on video in january of 2010, walked through an manned security post to kiss his girlfriend -- an unmanned security post to kiss his girlfriend good-bye. police say the parolee has an sur

it is not that we have been untouched, but we started at a place that was a lot better than a lot of communities are. that is really the advocacy that has been done by the cb'o's, but also because the officials have been committed to funding as best they could at that time. i was going to talk a little bit about the budget over the past few years. i have been ahead of the department for about seven years. my first year in the budget was doing well and the economy was doing well. there was a $160 million budget. that includes all the programs i was talking about. we received $6 billion over a new general -- over the course of two years due to a lot of advocacy, and due to the fact that there was this commitment to try and work to keep people at home, and also these institutio deinstitutionalize aa honda hospital. we were also then able to provide greater support to things like legal services and immigration services and naturalization and other kinds of programs. as the downturn came, we were hit just like other departments were. on the whole, we have survived well, although we have l

the stock market is the particular area of the economy which has been untouched and come back the most. it is not an accident. we have to learn sometimes leaving things alone and letting markets work is the way the system is supposed to function and the way it has and will. >> if we can tread delicately on monetary economics without asking you when the fed will raise the target rate, i was talking to steve roach the other day of yale university formally with morgan stanley about the asymmetric challenges that any bank faces. you did not receive many phone calls from politicians or presidents looking for you to raise interest rates. it's a substantially asymmetric universe that any central bank works in. how do you fault the realities and the desire for inflation targeting? >> first of all, what i actually said was that in all of my years i got bushels full of mail. i cannot recall a single request from the congress or any other political figure which said raise rates. it was just zero. and that's still the case basically because the political system seeks the short-term solution. and t

. >> pitts: he was untouchable?ne: yes. >> pitts: editor samantha swindler had heard similar stories, and suspected sheriff hodge might have a weakness, a paper trail. so she checked the department's evidence log. >> swindler: there were months when nothing was checked in. i knew that this wasn't right, because we had arrests every day in this area, particularly related to drugs. and when it's related to drugs, you know there's probably a gun. and it wasn't there. >> pitts: but to mount a serious investigation of the sheriff, samantha needed help. why would you hire a 20-year- old? his only journalism experience is working on his high school newspaper. >> swindler: well, when you say it like that... ( laughter ) >> pitts: well, it's true. >> swindler: well he was smart and he knew about the community and he cared about local government. >> sulfridge: my aunt overdosed. and the first question i had was, "i wonder if she got her drugs from somebody that the sheriff was, you know, protecting." >> pitts: adam went to wo

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they will be left untouched. all of the signs are that the farmers are planning to grow even more opium poppies in next year because they are worried about the future after nato pulls out. soon, nato and other vehicles will be heading home through this border region. they promised their support will keep flowing. many afghans feel that they are being left on their own. >> today, the french president francois hollande made a point of reminding president obama that decamping france -- he campaigned in france on the promise of withdrawing his combat troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. for more on that prospect at the nato summit, i spoke to the former u.s. ambassador to nato who joined us from new york. thank you for coming in. france is not alone in wanting to bring its troops home early before the 2014 deadline. is president obama going to hold the line on this? >> i certainly hope so. all of the nato countries went into afghanistan together in the summer of 2003 and the idea was to leave together in