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

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money goes to the company that recover them, using remote- controlled submarines to bring them up from almost four kiloliters under the sea. stay with us. in a minute's time, sarah will be back with some business news. >> with more on the jobs numbers, it is one of the most closely watched economic figures. it came in really solidly today, and yet, markets are down. why so? find out after the break. >> welcome back. the u.s. jobs market continues to improve. the labor department said the economy added 200,000 new jobs in december, the biggest increase in three months. it exceeded analysts' expectations. higher payrolls also triggered a drop in the unemployment rate to 8.5%, the lowest level since 2009. despite the of the jobs report, investors, however, remain cautious. for more, we are joined by our correspondent, who is standing by at the new york stock exchange. this is a pretty solid report. why are we not seeing stocks higher? why such a negative reaction? >> to start with, there was nothing wrong with the job data. if you look at the unemployment rate falling from 8.7% to 8.5%, the lowest since february 2009, also 200,000 new jobs got created, which was more than the e

the great basin. that will change things for us as we head throughout the day today. that will continue to push all that moisture back out to sea all that fog that we had yesterday, the reason we're not going to see it, that northeasterly offshore flow pushing that cloud back out into the pacific ocean. it will be a little on the breezy side for today. but the cities that do get the dry northeasterly breeze are going to warm up nicely. we're talking about temperatures in the 70s toe day. 72 in gilroy, 67 in santa cruz and 68 degrees up in santa rosa staying on the warm side, even up in the north bay. but the south bay, i think that's where we're going to see possibly near record highs as we head throughout the afternoon. seveday outlook shows you the very slight chance for rain as we head through the end of the week into the beginning of next week. things start to change a little bit. we'll get a little more cloud cover and maybe a few showers in the north bay on monday, a greater chance for the greater bay area on tuesday morning. we'll eel keep tracking that for you. right now mike inouye is tracking your drive. big changes.

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perched on the edge of the sea but in a quite different sense it's now clinging to the edge of existence tom bottom. coming up we look back at the fall of the u.s.s.r. cross-talk us critter labelling his gas discuss what went wrong and whether the soviet union it could have been saved after a short break and a look at our top stories. this is our time. to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we all want that one we breathe the we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and a government under socialism is not a government a free. here least. you have very motivated out cross the country who are activists who are willing to fight for what they think is right for themselves but the fact is forty four brit and. i. think. we are. in proper grounding and i think it's spread by it's cutting off our. it's making real democracy. all but impossible. to. say. you're watching live from moscow our top story is a suspected suicide bomb attack targeting a police boss rips through a residential part of the syrian capital with up to twenty five people. killed it comes amid growing opposition calls fo

troubled whales off the new zealand coast. 25 whales found beached last night. 18 survived and sent back to sea. they are hoping the whales don't return to shore. >>> all right. girl scouts usedo be just about green sashes, green shirts, camping, and, of course, cookies. now they are learning about careers, mortgages, interest rates and taxes. christine romans has the story in this week's smart is the new rich. >> reporter: amelia and ava are not saving for toys, not saving for games but something much more important. >> college. >> so is five and a half-year-old emily. why? >> because it costs a lot, a lot of money. >> reporter: meet the modern girl scouts where money smarts count and will earn you a badge. they are 100 years old and way past the days of cross stitching and sewing. thirteen new badges reward money savvy, they are daisies. girls their age learn about saving. junior girl scouts like abigail learn what to do with their money. >> you save it, spend it, donate it. >> reporter: in the cadet troop it's about mortgages, property taxes and careers. master it and nab the financing my dreams badge. >> let's hold up our dream job. go ahead, gabby. slow us your dream job

the north sea, this country develop a world leading safety? regime of offshore oil and gas which is now threatened by regulations from the european union. will he use his best endeavors to back his department of energy and climate change in persuading the rest of the european union that what we need is more regulation, but -- [laughter] interrogation? >> no. >> referendum? >> all right, mr. speaker. not regulation, but directive, which can be implemented in the prime minister's because i think my aquifer and makes a very important point. i will remember the piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail and vulnerable to even more important, and difficult economic times. with a premise or not be defending the basic sense of decency of the briti

the north sea, this country develop a world leading safety? regime of offshore oil and gas which is now threatened by regulations from the european union. will he use his best endeavors to back his department of energy and climate change in persuading the rest of the european union that what we need is more regulation, but -- [laughter] interrogation? >> no. >> referendum? >> all right, mr. speaker. not regulation, but directive, which can be implemented in the prime minister's because i think my aquifer and makes a very important point. i will remember the piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail and vulnerable to even more important, and difficult economic times. with a premise or not be defending the basic sense of decency of the briti

going to cut back to france by the but it won't be in the pacific because that scenario it's very vital to us and it's not going to be ground forces it's going to be what we call call the air sea bubble it's going to be offshore balancing we will have air assets and we'll have you know aircraft carriers but as you pointed out they're not going to get very near to china with china's got those new missiles right right so you know with this new defense plan they do need to pull back somewhere. is deciding that they as a pacific region is not the place where the scaling down needs to happen well that's correct and part of the reason that is a lot of the countries in the area including paradoxically a war that i. believes are now calling to us and asking you know us to make sure we're there so china doesn't get too too too ambitious and you know in this past decade with the u.s. fighting these two wars and iraq and afghanistan and our situation our focus not so much being an on trying to end that time china has has had some time to kind of build up its own might and so we're getting to this point now where the u.s. is realizing that hey china is kind of catching up and we need to y

perched on the edge of the sea but in a quite different sense it's now clinging to the edge of existence tom barton r.t. . i'll be back with a recap of our headlines shortly do stay with us. i had a family i lived in a fairly nice community wasn't which was an upscale it was just like you know archie bunker society ok then they started showing up here what happened was my company decided i could get cheap labor and they got rid of us. rosa you eaglets love legally we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills only have to do it and i'm going to that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the last i figure it's here's one of the major trails into the united states on. my watch and they run run down my property and some about this noise. mean that cockroaches from coming over the wire is protecting the country i'm the kind of guy who doesn't mind it is pants dirty so i come out here you know we're all immigrants as well that we all do some somewhere else. download the official auntie up location to go on the phone i pod touch from the top story. life on the go. video. ati's minefield cost

to freedom of the sea. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." we have with us the israeli minister of financial.an first. obviously in america that's what so president of our presidential candidates are obsessed with. dr. brzezinski here, a great picture. does iran overshadow just about everything that goes on in israel right now as far as foreign policy goes? >> this is a little bit too much, about you of course the gravity of the iranian threat, and not just to israel and the middle east, about you to europe and -- >> would you call it an existential threat when ahmadinejad says he wants to destroy israel orb do you dismiss him as a clown? >> no. many people in the world dismissed hitler as a clown. we know this is serious. and the gravity of the iran nuclear threat is of enormous magnitude. it's also to the western world all together, to the free western world. i would put it like this -- since italy and since russia during the cold war, this is the most potential threat to the peace of the world together. >> since 1948 for israel, the greatest threat since that time? >> i cannot say this is

sea of nothing. the mysterious sounds of russia. and welcome back you are watching our tasered by glad to have you with us let's take a look at. russia. the new draft resolution on syria. saying it is targeting regime change and paving the way for possible foreign intervention the arab league is also holding its observer mission in syria over the surge of violence that. protesters. to continue fighting the international. politicians who support them to trade agreement activists say governments have to police the internet under the guise of protecting copyright. to yet another blow to the struggling. nation's credit scores including spain. italy leaders and key finance experts are struggling to find a solution to the deepening crisis at the world economic forum. technology update gets closer to the secrets of the universe and it looks at what siberia house to offer the science of tomorrow.

morning, you can see we'll see a mostly clear start as the off shore winds pump that cloud cover pushing it back out to sea, offshore winds warming usas we head throughout tomorrow. it's going to be even nicer. it works like this. 65 in morgan hill. 62 degrees in sunnyvale. 56 for danville. take you across the bay, not too shabby. 62, 64 for santa rosa. as you head through tomorrow, 66 degrees, the breeze will pick up. friday you cannot beat upper 60s. especially for the final week of january. saturday and sunday look good for outdoor activities, then next week if you're waiting for the rain it's in the forecast. the overall jet stream, making for more active weather, cooler days and i think we'll see pretty good rain on wednesday. we'll check the drive with mike. >> we're talking about the fog and that is what's playing a major factor. i'm looking at an accident here, reported northbound 880, right around the coliseum. about 66th avenue. you can't see slowing here but let me show you the live shot where we try to check it out. we can't see the accident here. it should have moved ed td to shoulder. here what you can't see is the nor

were come back for us and the boat was sinking more and more and we made the decision at that point that we had to get off. >> reporter: that group with hundreds of others pushed into the saltry sea, trying to swim to safety. >> i got on my back and kick, kick, kick kick, swim. >> reporter: with the morning light, a better picture of the crippled ship on its side. these american tourists carrying life vests in disbelief. back at a hotel in rome, frightened passengers filed into hotels and still shaken up. >> the rescue was awful. i mean it was very, very disorganized. the rescue boats were full. it took us five tries on different boats to get on. >> reporter: the captain of the ship has been detainedded and will be questioned. in rome greg burke fox news. >>> in other news of the world tonight at least 53 people are dead after a suicide bomber blew himself up at a security checkpoint at the conclusion of a shi'ite pilgrimage. people say the bomber was hang out food to pilgrims before he detonated the explosives. recent sectarian violence has taken aim at shi'ite. and in iran, protesters there chanting "death to israel and death to america." as they demonstrated against the assass

the pirates. what they've done is moved their tactics from on sea to on shore so you see kidnapping of individuals and using them for ransom. >> zain verjee, in london. thanks so much. >>> back here in the states president obama wants to level the playing field between the rich and the poor. and he used his state of the union address to make that case for equal access to the american dream. >> the defining issue of our time is how to keep that promise alive. no challenge is more urgent, no debate is more important. our country has a shrinking number of people doing well while a growing number of americans barely get by or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. >> go to the white house and brianna keilar. brianna, we're getting specifics now on this economic blueprint that the president talked about last night. what can you break down for us? >> reporter: there were a number of policy provisions, kyra. of course, a big issue is that the president shouldn't be expecting congress to help out a whole lot on that. some of the things that he outlined that he wants. more manufacturing

back. he talks about heroism courage, the spirit of pioneering. the desire to move ahead. he reminds us that it was 390 years earlier on that day that the great english explorer had died at sea brought a connection between the age of exploration and the new age of exploration. seven nights ago on the space coast, i outlined a bold and visionary dramatic opportunity for americans. i did it for two very different reasons. one because i will not turn, we will not turn to our grand children and say we were the generation who let the chinese dominate space. we're the generation that accepted the decay of the united states because it was too hard to break out. this is a big country filled with big people. we have always had it drams. we have gone west. we built the panama canal. we won the entire second world war in three years and eight months. from pearl harbor to victory over the japanese empire in 44 months. and we be not the germany and imperialists japan in 44 months. i believe our problems are not the people. the problems are not the spirit of america. the problems are a little gorey special interest system in the state capitals, the city halls and in washington. i believe

us we had to wait they said they were coming back at that point the boat started sinking more and more we made the decision to get off. >> that group along with hundreds of others, pushed into the salty sea trying to swim to safety. >> kick kick kick kick swim swim. >>> with the morning light a clear picture of that crippled ship on its side these american tourists still carrying their life vests in disbelief. >> where we were standing is under water. >> at a hotel in rome, frightened passengers, file off shuttle buses, many slipping into warm dry clothes. >>> the rescue was awful very very disorganized, rescue boats they were full, it took us five drives on different boats to get on -- tries on different boats to get on. >>> the captain of the ship is detained criminal charges could be filed if investigators believe he showed gross negligence. search for the missing continues. >>> some other stories making headlines, after a month of waiting, residence of nome alaska may get their fuel delivery the russian tanker is now moored just offshore the ship carrying 1.3 million- gallon of diesel was hired in december it got hung up because of thick polar ice and a coast guard cutter had to come

pressure is building back in to the south and for us we'll see offshore flow by the day's end keeping things nice and clear. cold start then turning breezy as offshore winds pump from land to sea60s today inland, a couple of isolated 70s. by tomorrow we'll see more of the frost. basically more of the same. 64 in oakland today. 67 in freemont. 68 degrees in san jose. as we head throughout the next couple of days, things really don't change. the quiet weather pattern continues but then, tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week, looking very promising for showers. models agreeing that the jet stream will take a dip to the south and usher in some rain right here in the bay area. we'll talk more about that coming up and also talk about when we might get better air quality. >>> first let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> oakland still sticking around with the accident on the psark boulevard off-ramp. 880 no major slowing coming through the area but construction right around broadway. a short segment for that remaining crew on scene. you see taillights past high street with no slowing and good spacing between the cars. they are able to squeeze by one lane that's restricted

us together. i just came back from sea diego to see him and if nothing else it was worth it for that. >> talk about the feet of reconstructions also a love of writing novels sides of your family aside from the autobiography of your grandfather what do you have in a way of writing? for letters are diaries? >> let me talk about how lead to report the story. first of all, so a lot of the sources those who were quite elderly to people insisted they could not remember what happened. if you want to talk to me that is okay but i just remember. i always make sure it was early in the day and they didn't have a lot of things to go to so if we had to start a good conversation it would not be pulled away. and day would correct me and they would say no, no, no this is where really happens. people get very sharpen a correct do. but then i asked if there were letters are other things written or other scholarly papers were the diaries that had been kept and sometimes they remembered that they did they would say i don't know then there would find things and send them to be. of course, there were all kinds of clues to t

back. he talks about heroism courage, the spirit of pioneering. the desire to move ahead. he reminds us that it was 390 years earlier on that day that the great english explorer had died at sea brought a connection between the age of exploration and the new age of exploration. seven nights ago on the space coast, i outlined a bold and visionary dramatic opportunity for americans. i did it for two very different reasons. one because i will not turn, we will not turn to our grand children and say we were the generation who let the chinese dominate space. we're the generation that accepted the decay of the united states because it was too hard to break out. this is a big country filled with big people. we have always had it drams. we have gone west. we built the panama canal. we won the entire second world war in three years and eight months. from pearl harbor to victory over the japanese empire in 44 months. and we be not the germany and imperialists japan in 44 months. i believe our problems are not the people. the problems are not the spirit of america. the problems are a little gorey special interest system in the state capitals, the city halls and in washington. i believe

back. we can no longer be a nation indentured. together, we must brace ourselves. as the cross over to the bridge work into the 23rd century, let us bite the bullet and together make america a seafacilities. it is about none of these things. it is not about dna gene splicing. to create our raese of winged monkeys to act as an issue ferries. it is about strong teeth or a strong america. i am a friendly fascist. you should let me run your life. i do know what is best for you. yes, i am a politician. i will promise you anything your little electoral heart desires. i will promise anything. you are my constituents. you are be informed of voting public. i have no intention of keeping any promise that i make. a vote early, vote often. a vote for me is a vote completely thrown away. i would like to take this moment to acknowledge my mother. please stand out. she is going to try to stand up. that is my mother. five years ago this april, i gave her a kidney. i challenge to you people, everyone on the stage, give up a kidney. >> thank you, mr. supreme. [laughter] >> mr. randall terry? >> what did i do wrong but i have to be after that? barack obama may well go down in history as the worst

back. we can no longer be a nation indentured. together, we must brace ourselves. as the cross over to the bridge work into the 23rd century, let us bite the bullet and together make america a sea of shining smiles. from sea to shining sea. some people will tell you this mandatory and toothbrushing law is about the secrets dental police kicking down your door at 3:00. it is not. some will mention the dental reeducation centers for the preventative facilities. -- tan told maintenance facilities. it is about none of these things. it is not about dna gene splicing. to create our raese of winged monkeys to act as an issue ferries. it is about strong teeth or a strong america. i am a friendly fascist. you should let me run your life. i do know what is best for you. yes, i am a politician. i will promise you anything your little electoral heart desires. i will promise anything. you are my constituents. you are be informed of voting public. i have no intention of keeping any promise that i make. a vote early, vote often. a vote for me is a vote completely thrown away. i would like to take this moment to acknowledge my mother. please stand out. she is going to try to stand up. that is

back. we can no longer be a nation indentured trade together, we must brace ourselves. as the cross over to the bridge work into the 20. century, let us bite the bullet and together make america a sea of shining smiles. some people will tell you this mandatory and toothbrushing law is about the secrets dental police kicking down your door at 3:00. it is not. some will mention the dental reeducation centers for the preventative facilities. it is about none of these things. it is not about dna gene splicing. what is mentoring to expressing what is really about a strong teeth. i am firmly fascistic. -- friendly fascist. i do know what is best for you. i will promise anything. you are my constituents. you are be informed of voting public. i have no intention of keeping any promise that i make. a vote early, and vote often. i would like to take this moment to acknowledge my mother. that is my mother. five years ago this april, i gave for a kidney. >> thank you, mr. supreme. >> mr. randall terry? " what did i do wrong but i have to be after that? barack obama may well go down in history as the worst president we ever had. he is at war with life, liberty, and justice. if i were elected pr