. >> violet provides for her two teenage boys and her pregnant date., her wants are practical and simple. >> i wish for a house, a nice house, and thrive in a nice house. >> do you think your dream will ever come true? >> i have a hard time believing that it will come true, but i still go on dreaming. >> what she doesn't know is she is slated to get a house with the help of a bay area sponsor who adopted violet's family through world vision. >> seeing that it kind of confirms your worst fears almost. >> this is the first time leslie of hillsboro has seen video of how violet lives. >> it is dreadful to know that we live in such wealth and there is people out there who live in such poverty. >> and yet, in the midst of such poverty, even the most downtrodden here are determined to smile and believe better days are coming, a goal that bay area doctors and donors are trying to help achieve. >>> when we come back on a second look, the red cross honors a bay area doctor for his service in the quake area and else where in the world. >>> a bit later, changing i

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. >> violet? >> violet is her name. she's only a few months old. can get to be a couple hundred pounds. adorable. she's just going to come and sniff around. >> you don't need to be afraid of them? >> no, she's just exploring this area. she's obviously never been here before. warthogs, these guys live in africa. they're superadapted for arid environments. they drink almost no water. >> he looks like he could be prey for everything. >> lions, leopards. >> aw. >> bottom of the food chain. >> look how he's on his knees. >> that's how they move around. she's going after. why don't we bring out our next animal. >> these are raccoons, right? >> these are two baby raccoons, orphans. we're going to feed them a little bit of a treat. fruit loops. >> they can get in anybody's trash can. >> as you mentioned, raccoons, even though they're cute, they live all around us, they are wild animals. you never want to try to make them a pet. that goes for any of these animals. >> well, they're nocturnal, aren't they? >> they are generally nocturnal. in urban areas, ofte

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i can't see how that could possibly violet patient privacy. >> in his letter to the fire chief art spitzer wonders why the investigation has gone on this long. >> this is a classic case in the d.c. fire department. i've been litigating since 1980 and i've seen this kind of thing repeatedly where the fire chief wants to let people know who the boss is around here. >> as we've reported botwin apps late -- letter pointed out less than half the paramedic positions were staffed including the two units stationed closest to the girl apps apartment. botwin told the council citizens are in danger the remaining paramedics are burning out and it's only getting worse. he spoke out on the 10:00 news last friday. >> if you call 911 and you want and need an a.l.s. provider, the question is do you want it coming from over here which is farther away or the one that is supposed to be there and the people knew how many times that the city is left with less than half the amount of paramedics and i say less than half the amount of paramedics that we're supposed to have even though that number doesn't come clos

to leave afghanistan for good next year washington's challenge to close world same as one of its violet's prison facilities there and fitted so donkey at mach speed looks like someone comes. on board comes to the side of the bed years old a crisis in the eurozone and voters give a hard time to germany's general election hopefuls who they believe focus to meet the main priorities should be.

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and also major college teams that have swim teams are pretty much converting to ultimate virginia violetyou're saying you can use less chlorine or i even heard you say no chlorine? >> actually if you want to use h2o 2 which is peroxide. >> yeah, because i actually gargle with my mouth wash in the morning. so it's good for the body? >> it is. >> it's not harmful for the body. >> traditionally, though, we recommend you that go with the right disinfection of ultraviolet. and then add a small amount of chemical chlorine down to tape water. >> very quickly, i know this is a complicated issue. but us versus ozone versus salt water. so many people are telling me to do salt water pools. to convert to salt water, they wanted to charge me $8,000. to fix my ozone, they wanted to charge me $2500. but your spectra light is $2100. mine are like that. mine are comparatively speaking, salt doesn't actually salt in the pool? >> of course, you've always been an advocate for health, carol, whenever we're moving to this particular arena, the pool industry has been slow to change as far as moving away from t

(applause) >> i don't have violet's energy. [laughter] >> >> any questions about our initiative here? >> [speaker not understood] about what this means to you? >> well, in many ways, certainly for my life, having been the son of immigrant parents, i knew that they were very focused on being citizens because they wanted to get fear out of the way when they were adjusting. to me, i think that's been the story of so many of my clients when i was an attorney at the asian law caucus for a number of years that, as i serviced seniors and people living in low-income housing, oftentimes they wouldn't even want to use the legal process because of their fears. they didn't know what would be behind each door. and even speaking to an attorney sometimes was difficult for them, especially when i was trying to educate residents at [speaker not understood] about what is the warranty of habitability. something that we'll become more and more familiar with. but i think that's why i think going through a citizenship process, gaining the confidence

yes, definitely, because of course people say that the colors green, white, and violet were associated with giving women the vote. that's right. and so, consequently, there's a hidden message... ...as there often is in a lot of jewelry, you know, whether it be romantic or, in this aspect, a political nature. yes. i had never known that before today. ( laughing ) excellent. so, really pretty, made with enamels, silver, opal, little amethysts, and some white seed pearls-- very delicate in that respect. and it's a great reflection of how the arts and crafts movement was working at the time, from about 1890 into the early part of the 20th century, using very basic materials to bring a handcrafted look back to jewelry, which is excellent and very much led by makers such as arthur gaskin and influenced by burne-jones. but there's another necklace which i think is absolutely exquisite. and do you wear this at all? yes, i wear it a lot. yes, yeah. and my mother explained that they had to make every single little bit of gold chain themselves... exactly. ...and all those little wheels and things

lead up gonna stand for good next chair washington's challenge to close what's seen as one of its violet's prison facilities that are considered to be considered to be so dark it makes it look like a summer camp. and all kinds of fast soup and veggies all the prices in the europe protests give a hard time to germany's general election hopefuls who they believe focus to this one won't be main priority should be. international news live from moscow this is us he was me you know thanks for joining us. israel has carried out and announced missile tests in the mediterranean sparking an alert in lines of a military buildup in the region for a potential strike on syria the confirmation came after the launch of two rockets was detected by russian radars and is going off john is now live with more details igor a high that so will do in about the test and this caused the two missiles were launched at around five am g.m.t. in the new saw waters off the mediterranean sea and then headed towards its eastern calls this was detected by russia's early warning system and then reported by the defense minist

. >> john kerry is not a shrinking violet.think susan rice is a shrinking violet and has a particular close relationship with the president even beyond his previous national security adviser. i don't doubt that they are forceful in their arguments. but he's the president. he makes the final decision. >> can i get back to the negotiations with the russians? there's been talk of a timetable, no timetable. how long will it take us to know that we're being played? >> well, gloria, i think that these negotiations in geneva are going to give us a big understanding. the chemical weapons inspectors are supposedly at the u.n. supposedly come out with their report next week. >> what's your time frame? >> i would say that we are going to know pretty clearly within the next two weeks whether this is a serious opportunity or not, whether we're going to be at the u.n. with a resolution somewhere within that time frame. i think that that's going to give us a pretty clear idea whether this is a sincere opportunity or whether this just is a pu

. >> net an yo netanyahu is no shg violet. and is it that strong, the feeling there, that he doesn't want to be seen as israel pushing the u.s. to any action, and they want to back off? >> yes, they don't want to be seen as pushing the u.s. into action. and at the same time, there is the sense of moral outrage that we all share. and in israel's case, it is heightened by the fact that the jewish people have a feeling about chemical weapons. millions of jews were gassed in the hall coist. anholocaust. and we're very sensitive to that. and syria has a huge chemical and biological arsenal as well. and of course the really big issue in the background is the iranian nuclear program. and how the united states deals with syria at the moment might be an indication of how it will deal with iran in the future. >> let's address that right now. there's a lot of back and forth in the hearings of what it means for israel. and let's lesson. >> we need to consider the consequences of not acting. our silence will be a message to the ayatollah a

violet's boyfriend was over. i know. they took a shower together. terrific.ho's recently sober, and she's working with people who are clearly not sober. it wasn't an important finger. don't serve the soup. christy is a little discombobulated, a little all over the place, trying to find herself. so i'm trying to usher her through this high-end restaurant, making sure that she's doing the best that she can. well, apparently one of my waitresses is having a nervous breakdown. it's you. is it carol? we knew that when we found someone to play this role that she had to be extremely likeable. that's what anna faris is. sleeping with your boss. who does that? mom. i'll come lay down with you in a second. i'm so sorry. i owe you one. there's no show without anna. she's this character. christy, you know my, uh, wife. hi. claudia. it's clowdia. the ladies room needs some attention. i don't know if that's you, christy. it's not, and it's christ-y. i've always been interesting in characters that are going through a metamorphosis, that are trying to change. i'm so glad you

washington navy yard gunmen "obsessed with violet video games."? that is one angle. charles: i do not buy it. bullets kill. no, people kill people. we have an epidemic of violence in this country. let's build with that. this guy was a citgo in my mind. overall, the crisis in this country is out of hand. stuart: do you draw the line on investing in and being part of any company? charles: the only are some of the stem cell companies. stuart: we are out of time. thank you very much. dagen mcdowell. dagen: you missed pornography. [laughter] dagen: they lost that lawsuit. they have to pay their strippers minimum wage. this is news we are talking about. love you, stuart. thank you so much. the national average for gasoline has been above three dollars for 1000 days. it may very well stay there forever. for saatchi mansion sold moments ago. one of the bidders was, of course it was, donald trump. who did buy that man should? one of the more bizarre ad

never likes to be the shrinking violet in any sort of situation and north korea was important in supplying syria their nuclear program before the israelis. now it's very much out in public but they took out their nuclear reactor. what about north korea in this as well? they don't like being left out of these type of international situations. >> that's a very important point you make because the north koreans see a white house which is indecisive and they probably believe that the president is weak. and therefore, they're going to say, look. let's do something. let's take advantage of this situation because they've done that so many times in the past. also the chinese have done that. as a matter of fact, you look at the russians who are involved in syria. you can draw a straight line between that disasterous summit between kennedy and vienna and the soviet adventurism that led to the cuban crisis the following year. jenna: interesting. old patterns perhaps repeating themselves. great to have your insights. thank you very much. jon: a painting by one of the world's legendary artists finally

she's no shrinking violet. >> there's a connection between what the federal reserve does, obviously,. there is an argument to be made that the past five years, where we've been printing money, repeatedly, that is effectively a wealth transfer. and it's in the wrong direction. because it gooses the stock market, it makes all of our savings. we have 10,000 in a bank account, you're to the getting any interest on that thing, but then it goes to investment banks and everybody else and people who are invested in the stock market. that's the wrong direction, ultimately. and so the question would be, will she lean into that direction further, going forward. >> but you have to be very careful, because i think so much of this job is about confidence, and that's one thing you've noticed. when a fed chairman speaks out of turn, the markets can panic -- >> we saw this with bernanke, repeatedly. >> you did. you need someone who can convey confidence, who seems to have a handle on where the economy is going. and you're right, can we keep printing money forever? of course, we can't. but how do you

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it sports a deeper purple, the pantone violet with a more modern sans sarif font. cnbc and yahoo!co-produce editorial content before we go further. we'll get analysis on the art of fonts. gary is the director and producer behind the documentary "helvetica." >> thank you. >> what do you think of the yahoo! change here? >> well, they have been building up to this for the past month. they've been releasing every day for the past 30 days a new logo which i guess were the rejected designs culminating with today's release, and i mean, i think it's personally kind of a boring redesign. i don't see any -- >> really? i thought you were going to take us into the nuance of the lettering and explain what it meant. is that not the case? >> it's based on a font called optimo from 1950. it's been used millions of times before. it has that classical chiseled look that's supposed to connote stability. one of the yahoo! vps said they wanted to communicate the elegance and refinement -- >> actually what she said was whimsical yet sophisticated, modern and fresh with a nod to our history, having a hu

has been that there has been over a two-year period as the conflict has intensified and grown more violetregime -- violent, that the regime itself has been very carefully in a very calibrated way pushing the envelope. so first you saw air strikes, and you saw use of scuds against, you know, civilian populations and small scale use of chemical weapons that could be, in some sense, denied or fudged. and then, you know, slightly larger scale until you got what we saw, you know, a week or so ago. and i think this goes to the whole issue, you know, of how you draw a redline and how you enforce it. the perception on the part of the regime in damascus that no matter what it did, it kept going and kept being able to get away with it because there would be with pious denunciations from the international commitment and the united states but nothing would happen, i think has, over time, emboldened more and more action. it's one of the reasons why i think it is so essential that the authorization for military force be approved by the congress and that the president execute it. >> i, mort, can i just

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this year's colour theme is violet yellow. the festival closes on saturday. three more will put on their fireworks displays. plenty more news online. breaking news, video and ondemand on the website. >> welcome back to "inside storey." we'll dig more into the political challenges of closing the guantanamo detention facility and bringing justice to those who remain there. with us, randy kassem who represent several guantanamo detainees, and max fisher, a foreign affairs blogger at the "washington post." president obama came into office saying he wanted to close guantanamo. what has stopped him. >> it's really a fight between obama and congress. congress doesn't want to close it, and they've been really effective at stopping him at every turn. we talked about the 84 detainees who we all agree denver is their freedom. congress passed this law that said okay, if you want to get rid of them, if you want to free these people who we agree need to be freed then a senior official needs to sign an image publicly that this person will never be associated with terrorism.