the statute was of her little brother crying. what will happen to us now? if the people don't like us where will we go. we have nowhere to go. will they throw us back to the sea. we don't have a home anymore. anywhere. memory does have a home land. it appeared to me once in the memory of a phone call our mother's bright flame for amy. before i could say, how are you. amy said, a wonder thing happen indeed a conference in japan last month much i was walking with a japanese woman talking about literature when she stopped, turned to me and said, are we still college eyes to you for what we did to your mother in chien and i apologize to you. amy laughed when she said anger disappeared from my life from my very body when my new friend spoke to me. when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry

the roster. looks like he, shane lechler will be there if they decide to go. richard sea more already backed out. rob ryan, usedders, couple years in cleveland, he is now the defensive boss in dallas. his brother, rex ryan the hottest flavor in football, head coach of the jets so rob ryan will do his thing. 200 dollars a seat if you want to sit outside the stadium and watch it on television. jerry jones is trying to get 100,000 people there on february 6. the last time they drew 100,000, was 1987, the broncos getting clubbed by the new york giants. $200 to sit outside. let's continue money talk. how much is there to be made in college football? you remember when texas came to the pac 10, pack 12 and then they pulled out, had to settle for utah and colorado? anyway. 20 year, $300 million deal. you will see longhorn football. they will throw baseball in there. volleyball, because they have to, soccer and all the university of texas sports, notre dame was first, nbc put them on all of the having notre dame football, seven games a year. texas 300 million, 20 years. espn will be their station. >> wow. >> that's what

son clear depending on the integrity of the boat believed to pull the boat fog onshore and used a crane to lift it up and hope to or the will to what back out to sea and bring it into port. in half moon bay jeff bush kron 4 news. >> and national news shook his is the first woman to lead the u.s. house of representatives. this is nancy's clothes these less than the job. the house speaker said she is proud of what the house is accomplished during her tenure that's despite the senate decision to try and kill some measure she supported. >> no request this house is over again sent requests for jobs. deficit reduction has been a high priority for us it is a mantra pay as you go. on four chalet that will be change now. >> plus you will remain in congress as the minority leader. john been there will be sworn in tomorrow as the new house speaker. president barack obama is back on from vacation this was a scene at the of 4 space. he told reporters today he wants republicans to resist the temptation to jockey for the white house in 2012 instead work with him to get people back to work at the economy growing. >> recognize it is our job as the government. >> r

sheriff if i'm nearly thirty years until the pool to snowmobile back in two thousand and five he used to patrol this whole territory on skis. he's from the short sea troy indigenous people who've lived in the mountains and forest here for more than a thousand years. was is here we are james this is the most beautiful landscape in these parts is called. there's a river down there only about two hundred meters from here is called among us is distinguished by its clean water people used to live beyond the fields there were foreigners in the time very many cattle was not far from stock breeding local people went hunting and fishing there were very little blacksmiths many of the tribes were nomads shifting from one place to another. and valarie took me to see one of the most stunning pieces of the region's natural architecture. realty has been visiting this cave since he was a boy every winter the water forms on the style of toilets and stuff like mine it's the last well into the someone. but that's not the only surprise that could be in store for an unsuspecting. family there's more to this cave than just these beautiful stylish tights that have forme

to ten at times. one of five ships stranded in the frozen sea rushes follows coast between the waters. us finds that paying afghan when the show is to hold back taliban influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. as the u.s. ignores tera claims against iran it's put on trial for only minor charges or teen out in the spotlight on what barack handles people which it thinks are extremists. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay called me bush thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw there what the conditions were like unfortunately we no longer meet the prisoners in the camps so we don't see the conditions in the camps any longer what we do is meet them in a separate. holding camp whereby were brought in the detainees are brought in separately and we meet in trailers. so what we know is what we hear from the men of what the conditions ar

his favorite ski sports is the site of the twenty fourteen winter olympics russia's black sea resort of sochi. but to bring us up to date for the moment i'll be back with an update for in about eight minutes from now in the meantime the business news is next with sharon to stay with us for that. hello welcome to our business program i'm sure a key on a year since its last a trilateral customs union proved a success according to all of its members though it also had some unexpected effects that sort out the long lasting negotiations on russia's entry to the world trade organization after russia said it was safety a session together with bellerose in kazakhstan but as natalia hospital the reports there may still be some problems ahead. russia belarus and kazakstan are speeding up the next phase of their customs union the single economic space with a free trade area and a common external policy the trilateral union was launched at the beginning of twenty ten just simplify the movement of goods and capital between its members stooping into grids we are creating the terms for fair competition for all the member countries to help the producers be compet

hard to pay out the costs back in december last year russia's transport station ministry and fishing agency at santa alarm calls to all save us working in the area not to hard for risky boy just this sea of a horde scan the civilian bay in particular a very difficult place for sailors to navigate and this year extremely bad weather conditions freezing temperatures below thirty degrees celsius very strong northerly winds have complicated matters further but despite the calls many ships headed and some by ships got stranded in those freezing waters one of the one trawler managed to breed out on its own without additional how and other was towed to safety by now is great and now these two vessels hop to be taken to open waters by two eyes break this. reporting they're known as the want to play in nineteenth century england tuberculosis is now increasingly a modern day menace for those living in the. u.k. viewed as the capital of western europe the illness outbreak in britain has been connected to both poverty and immigration but as more emmett discovered the infection is now all spreading beyond those high risk groups. it's a fatal illness most common in the victorian era as a result of

the resulting compost is used by the regions fungus so two million organic banks go back to the earth each year. and a bit more plastic has not ended up strewn around or in the sea. as we successfully sell to hawaii to get attention to the issue of plastic marine debris which was hundreds of school and college students attend marcus and his lectures all along that trip from canada to mexico. now you might think ok this animal it eats plastic it goes in the mouth of the rand and that's it no big deal the problem is other end is small so this past is past or particles that stay in their stomach for a long time the plastic is plastic particles they're not benign they don't just sit there and do nothing bile and marcus raises another question the industry adds millions of tons of chemicals to plastics what kind of effects do they have. these freshwater snails are sensitive to the slightest variations in their environment they serve as sentinels one day the federal agency of live environment asked your goldman to study the effects on this gastropod of a chemical substance whose effects are still unknown this pheno day. he was surprised that went to having. it was a c

the back of it at the maybe the bank really getting. the covering up. sarah firth reporting there for us thanks for now. from a sea of ice toworld of snow and it's takes you to eastern siberia. living around one of the coldest regions of the planet is not any return thomas is coming up we'll show you how it's done. twenty two year old man charged with attempting to assassinate a u.s. congresswoman and two murders could face life in prison or the death penalty if convicted the court ordered to i would not be held without bail he's accused of being on the shooting rampage outside a supermarket in the state of arizona democratic governor giffords was shot in the head and remains in critical condition the nine year old district judge among the six who died p.r. consultant. this instance could force politicians to distance themselves from public appearances. there's going to be so much more scrutiny for people going to public events the average congressman for years has received death threats these are usually just from kooks and not taken very seriously well now they take on a whole new light and i predict many members of congr

the sea breeze and ultimately we see all this fog pushing in from the valleys. the combination of those two book ends us and sets us up for chilly temperatures falling back to seasonal averages. then high pressure continues to break down and then allows this low pressure system to start rushing into our area. it's going to fill our skies with clouds tonight. and then bring about a 50% chance of showers for tomorrow. and then sun throughout the -- pardon me, rain throughout the day on sunday. that is why if you are headed to the sierra, you will see snow showers by sunday, with temperatures 34 degrees. milder today, 61 in san mateo. 63 union city. warm temperatures in the south bay, 66 in san jose. 59 for walnut creek. 56 brentwood because of hazy sunshine. and that tule fog just not clearing. we'll see much of that in the north bay, as well. seven-day forecast looks like this. once we see those showers clear even a possibility of thunderstorms on sunday, then the good news is by monday, we see clearing skies and high pressure builds yet again and it looks like we're in a slight winter warmup for the start of the next workweek. allen, sydnie, back to you. >> yeah, th

frees us to get back to work we miss it already but don't worry about us we have food and water it's warm we have t.v. and radio because they've been there about a week now so they're of the sea going to be quite anxious to get free from the ice that we've heard they've got plenty of place plenty of food and water so there's no danger of them running out. sara for us there now on the way here on r t a city paved was ben bags i now whining yorkers are feeling rather as their homes become a dumping ground for the city's waste that's just a few moments. and two years of democrat dominance on capitol hill have come to an end a new u.s. congress has been sworn in and the republicans now hold an overwhelming majority the house of representatives sees the biggest split with obama's democrats outnumber by forty nine seats and they are barely clinging on to the senate where the majority of just a change in power follows the results of november's midterm elections republicans have been trying to sink several of obama's policies since that including a nuclear arms reduction treaty with russia which was eventually ratified by the senate late last month was benedict from the libertarian p

once we accepted the loss, the long process of understanding what happened and bringing us back to flight began. as we recovered the vehicle from the seathe story started coming together. seeing the pieces of the crew compartment laid out on the cement here at kennedy space center come out in the open, recording the switch positions of the consoles and the crew compartment was a sobering task. it is no way to bring the space shuttle home. unfortunate, it was not the last time would have to do it. we learned many lessons from the loss of challenger. the vehicle the return to flight 2.5 years later may have looked the same, but had hundreds of changes to make it safer and more reliable. the challenger crew will be forever young in our minds. their legacy is the challenger centers, and in the inspiration that motivates our children to learn and aspire to careers in math, science, and engineering. that showed us that exploration is not without risk, but that we can learn from our mistakes and be better for them in the end. they continue to urge us forward to explore and to never quit, just because it is hard. we are better for having on th

sea but it's. thanks to the use of pesticides we protect the planet and we protect the climate evolution as well as you would have to replace the best by getting back all the material then you would have to multiply the the weight of the big edging by for the price of the packaging by two and the amount of waste by one point six. drifting plastic. marcus and his friend joe assailing the mid pacific sitting on thousands of slightly leaky bottles. marcus's plan has already worked his exploit is being followed by millions of people on the internet. it can affect some policy. some policy to help curb the exploitation of. these synthetic chemicals that we had to use to our advantage short term advantage but now we're finding out just polluting our world and really i could feel that it's going to impact the next generation my kids and it feel it so i feel like. obligated to do something it's an obligation knowing something's wrong you can't do nothing otherwise drop your accomplice. in the mansion twenty as an english peer at an outlandish but particularly far sighted idea. and you fitted a number of ships which regularly followed the same north european

us to get back to work we miss it already but don't worry about us we have food and water it's warm we have t.v. and radio. now the ice break is a thought to be reaching these three vessel sea and freeing those four hundred crew members from that time stuck in the ice. all right sara thanks for bringing us all the very latest from on this story and we'll of course be getting back to you for more updates on this thanks for much indeed. and on the way here in r t a city paved with bin bags find out why new yorkers are feeling rubbish as their homes become a dumping ground for the city's waste and that's in just a few moments. two years of democrat dominance on capitol hill have come to an ad and a new u.s. congress has been sworn in and the republicans now hold an overwhelming majority the house of representatives sees the biggest split with obama's democrats outnumbered by forty nine seats and they are barely clinging on to the senate where the majority of just three votes for change in power fall as a result of november's midterm elections and the republicans have been trying to sink several of obama's policies since then including a nuclear arms reduction treaty with russi

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us -- moreover, the u.s. remains the biggest outside flens. >> fishermen are preparing for a peak harvest time. jiang was not among them. he's still haunted by his experience and he is afraid to head back out to sea>> growing challenges are coming from almost all surrounding waters with complications arising from a strong u.s. well to maintain its flens in asia. >> tense relations between south korea have threatened to cast the last frontier of the cold war into conflict. washington urged threm to put pressure. >> china has been able to exert that pressure. >> china's inakt ability to -- >> we have a lack of mutual trust between china and the united states. some say china has become arrogant in relations with the united states, but we do not agree with that. yes, china has become more confident with our economic goals, but china remains a developing country. >> a fishing boat costs a little over $4,000. it is the lifeline for these fishermen and their families. their biggest hope is for calm seas and a good harvest. >> on china's foreign diplomacy we are now joined by chinese foreign ambassador. mr. ambassador, china has been blamed for assertiveness. there is the dispute with japan and is it tha

are back 10:15 a.m., a developing story were veterinarians at the mammal center are running tests this morning to find out of the sea lion that was blinded, as any other health problems. joining use us the latest on silent night. >> he is doing well. right now veterinarians are sedated him so they can do x-rays to be determined if he has any bone damage as a result of the gunshot wound he suffered. >> it had him since december that's when he was discovered? >> december 8th, rescuers came out, what they saw was horrible sight. this beautiful adult male see land redeye was destroyed to do gunshot wounds. >> how lot how often does this happen? i don't remember sea lions being shot. is this rare? >> one is too many. in 2010 last year, he was our ninth patient that came in with gunshot wounds. the year before that in 2009, we had 18. it is one too many. as yours know it is illegal to harass a marine animal there is a protection act. for us is terrific to see these intentional acts against these animals. this crime has been reported to the federal authorities. it will be up to them to determine whether they can investigate. >> give me a come persson. what was his camp addition when he