violet. and that violet is close to the resonance. and the vibrations aren't enough-- degenerated the heat, but enough to interact here, here, here, here, here, here, all the way. and by time you--violet light is gonna take a long time to get through. red is way, way, way down underneath. you could, kind of, look at it like this, most of your atoms won't even do a darn thing when red comes by. so red just, vroom, skates right out by and only interacts here and there. guess which color should get through fastest? red. you see it's red? and a term we're gonna learn later on that when the different speeds will bend different amounts. and that's why this and rainbows you see above you, display the colors that we see. it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you

they're still violets and rare shrubs. a great deal of bio diversity. we'd like to see that return to the whole area. seeing. you are honest. thx. the list so it took us to forgo what we have instead are many examples of over grazing here the plant diversity has completely disappeared. there is only when oscar bush left office. but jones said. but there are too many brush fires here the fires destroy a lot of plans to play it. we do have a fire management plan. but it's not implemented for me come in here. i . the man was once a mining area. so the environmental problems in the region have alot to do with changes in the social structure. like here in the body where many of the mindset and complete the exploited and there are few jobs. being. many of the month had returned to keep the goats and sheep gracing the plan is now intended to help limit the damage from grazing the livestock owners use anatolian shepherd dogs to help tend the flock. farmer says he hasn't lost any cheap since he got gone. stop over or reading on. he says the dawn consensus as ear

up, women looking over their shoulders after three violet attracts -- three violet attacks. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00. looking for a man who tried to abuse and 11-year- old girl. >> who police are looking for. says sherl's family was attacked in their home. they saw who did it. happened, they caught that man. >> this woman is the victim's sister. this man is the one they say attacked the girl. they say the attack happened in the victim's home in alexandria. family members walked in and the man ran out of the building. >> she's terrified. >> they are shocked about what happened. we show the picture to several people in the neighborhood. says he knows the man. know why he did it. i do not know why that is in his mind. >> that is a man they want off the street. >> if he is willing to attack a little fun-year-old girl, -- an 11-year-old girl, he needs to be in the police department. >> reporting live, horace holmes in alexandria. >> here are the top stories. the chief of staff of the senator lamar alexander is behind bars following charges of distributing child pornography. an

three people i wrote the parts for. >> rose: you had them this mind. >> and one was maggie to play violet, was one was hugh. >> rose: did maggie say, yes, yes, immediately? i mean she is one of the most interest having women we know. >> i don't remember anyone saying yes, yes, immediately, but there was a point where she said yes. >> rose: yes. >> and hugh bonneville for robert grantham, because -- >> rose: you had him in mind. >> i absolutely had him in mind because one of the hardest things to find now is an actor who has that kind of inner niceness, sort of a likability, because we have had unpleasant heroes for so long in films and television and everyone's violet and ralph shout at each other and that is great too, you know, you don't have to have just one kind of television but there is something in that tradition of the sort of, the more people, jack hawkins, the sort of nice people. >> rose: yes. >> that i missed from the screen and i really wanted to have that in robert grantham and i think he has got that, and the other one was brendan coyle for bates, because what brendan has g

you have a violet nostalgia for the past. everything is getting worse.hirley is completely different. she has modern clothes. she wants to get going. she likes the idea of higher travel. although they are at the same stage of their lives, they are facing in opposite directions. that was fun to write. >> e of just been renewed for your fifth season. >> we have. it starts filming in february, which is -- >> two months. >> will you know, or will the audience tell you? with characters come to a place and you say, this is where i should say goodbye? >> i do not think we are ready to stop now. our audience is still increasing. the audience for series four was greater than the previous ones. i don't think we are ready to go now. no, we're not going to be there. you must take them to the next war. no, no. >> casting. what has been your most brilliant stroke of casting? >> there were three people i wrote the parts for. one was maggie to play violet. one was hugh. >> did she say yes immediately? she is one of the most interesting woman we know. >> i don't remember

one was maggie to play violet. one was hugh. >> did she say yes immediately? is one of the most interesting woman we know. >> i don't remember anyone saying yes immediately. the point was she said yes. robert -- hugh for robert. i absolutely had him in mind. one of the hardest things is to find an actor that has that kind of inner niceness, and likability. we have had unpleasant heroes for so long and films and television. that is great. there is something in that tradition of the kenneth more people. jack hawkins. those nice people. that i miss from the screen. i really wanted to have that and robert. q has that -- hugh has that. what brenton has got is that since of danger that you never feel you know bates. there is the stuff going on inside of him. at the same time, he is a sympathetic character. that is a difficult double to bring off for an actor. i think he does bring it off marvelously. woulde others, when they , they all films jumped out of the screen. ither member watching jim -- member watching jim karcher. this is karcher. those moments are lovely.

children, we are born to the choirs, and we are filled with light, strength, height, gratitude and violet, stillness and we open our arms, our bridge of many bridges. and everything is different now. melodic, silver, harmonious, and everything is open now. spiritual, inhalation of the pacific rim, voyages migrations and the conversations of generations. and i want you to repeat this word after me, i am going to back up. conversations. viva. >> viva, >> the worker applaud now, iron workers, painters, welders, planners, architects engineers, laborers, trades women, drivers, viva. >> lifters, callers, crane operators, viva. >> mixers, cable, viva. >> viva. after the earthquake, we shall live, yes. we shall live, we shall round dance in honor and spider buggy is coming up and light poles are holding steady and steady, and set up and north main span cable ready, ready. motion sense soars mr. pump, expansion tank, spider buggies coming up, spider buggies coming up. we shall live in our lumenscent room of lights and cosmos yes. we shall hula dance in unity once again today. yes. and hand to hand

when president grant had the blue room violet. arthur had it robin's egg blue and that was stopped at the time of theodore roosevelt. >> first lady's imbecome r -- influence and image. >> 25 years ago saturday flight 103 from london to new york city was destroyed by a terrorist bomb. all 259 passengers and crew were killed along with 11 people on the ground. a memorial service to commemorate the victims feels held held. speakers include attorney general eric holder and t.s. afplta. trader and former f.b.i. director robert mueller. this is 45 minutes. >> thank you for that kind introduction. i hold you personally responsible for the weather today. congratulations. it has been said that time heals all wounds. but you here any that that's not necessarily true. i always remember and will never forget one of the visits i made to lockerby i had the occasion it see the warehouse in which were stored the various effects of your loved ones. a white sneaker, a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents, photographs. these ordinary items brough

look at the violet criminal oplation. the vast majority of people in the violent criminal population have some form of childhood abuse. so we -- this is a very hopeful message because we have a way to cure a lot of these causes of veedges. if we're naturally violent, that's a pretty hopeless situation for the human race. but if people are bred to be violence, if they can be conditioned, if we can prevent those causes, if you raise a child this a loving, peaceful environment, they have a much higher percentage chance of becoming a loving, peaceful adult. if you raise a child in a violence, abusive environment, they have to do a lot of work to go into that other direction. because, naturally, you're going to start acting out on what you've been taught. so i want to give you one more example of what can cause aggression, because i'm talking basically about we're not naturally violent. another thing i really talk about and study and write about are the causes of violence and how we prevent those causes. it's a big focus what

want to take you in closer and show you the area where we are seeing some very heavy returns here in violet purple heading toward the east bay. be aware the fact the rain is come -- coming down heavily and we are seeing rain-snow mixing in over mount hamilton. you look at this and it has been snowing around the mount hamilton area and mixing with rain. we have also seen snow in ukiah and down to about 600 feet and also looking at some snow in northern napa county and do to 1700 feet which is why winter weather advisories are up above 1500 until 6:00 a.m. for the north bay mountains and 2500 tomorrow morning 1:00 to 10:00 a.m. the santa cruz mountains the diablo range could see two to four inches of snow. this picture was sent by a viewer to you report. you can see how snowy it was. here is a picture of the dog enjoying the snow in ukiah as well. send us your photos. we will have a look at how long the snow will stick around and what is in store for your weekend. >> this is more than uncomfortable. it is deadly. abc7 news reporter nick smith continues our team coverage. it is live along hig

look at the cold numbers, the colors on the maps correspond to this deep violet and the whitish colors are the coldest. it is frigid in north dakota. you see the blue spilling all of the way down to kansas and st. louis. for tomorrow. same time look at miami. 85 degrees. for us, christmas sunny and mild around the bay kwraeufrplt the temperatures will go to the middle 60s for the most part in the warmest locations. and as long as that blocking ridge stays in place out in the eastern pacific this high is just anchors out there. any of the energy is heading to the pacific northwest. seattle will get rain tomorrow. that is it. the rest of the week, partly sunny skies, we are getting dry. it will stay that way through the end of the week. so, clear and chilly nights. sunny skies, all week. little and no rape on the horizon. a wreufrpbgel coming in the atmosphere. but, even if we were to get rain from that not amounting to much. monday, heading out of the bay area, the airport looks sunny and mild. the high, 61. the rest of the country, los angeles is at 75. chicago, monday, snow. and new y

. >> reporter: their ultimate goal, to build the katherine violet hubbard animal sanctuary, an animal shelter like no other. >> and this will be a no-cage, no-kill facility. >> that's right. >> reporter: the facility will feature a farm, an adoption area, a learning center for children, and personal touches that will remind visitors of katherine. >> it's the only structure on the sanctuary that will have the red terra cotta tiles for katherine's hair. >> reporter: the aspca just honored katherine with the kid of the year award, given to a child who shows extraordinary compassion towards animals. and katherine's older brother freddy joined his parents to accept the honor. >> we're not focused on the tragedy. it was two minutes that ended katherine's life, but, you know, we have a mission now to make sure katherine is proud and when we do see her some day she says that to us. >> reporter: a mission to fulfill katherine's dream, to remember the little girl who would whisper to animals. >> she would tell them, tell your friends i'm kind. she told us, they'll come back. if they tell their

want to take you in closer and show you the area where we are seeing some very heavy returns here in violetple heading toward the east bay. be aware the fact the rain is come -- coming down heavily and we are seeing rain-snow mixing in over mount hamilton. you look at this and it has been snowing around the mount hamilton area and mixing with rain. we have also seen snow in ukiah and down to about 600 feet and also looking at some snow in northern napa county and down to 1700 feet which is why winter weather advisories are up above 1500 until 6:00 a.m. for the north bay mountains and 2500 tomorrow morning 1:00 to 10:00 a.m. the santa cruz mountains the diablo range could see two to four inches of snow. this picture was sent by a viewer to you report. you can see how snowy it was. here is a picture of the dog enjoying the snow in ukiah as well. send us your photos. we will have a look at how long the snow will stick around and what is in store for your weekend. >> this is more than uncomfortable. it is deadly. abc7 news reporter nick smith continues our team coverage. it is live along highwa

african republic since december fifth term goal is arming militias to end months of security and violets. but after report the deadly incident in which three former silicon members are said to have been killed many muslims turned hostile. salad to supporters accused the french of favoring the christian the friend says its soldiers are impartial amino groups including christian onto the road condition. the descent and the french open final when gunmen which went into work things towards them. back in france boswell has got itself in some more hot water french president's approval ratings are all pretty well and now he's irritated at syria. after all around me but he said was a joke suggest algeria was a mistake the controversial comments can be for president or don't even began his speech citing his ministers present events so don't said. well it certainly has to be tortured you know. he's got remote area. the secret sound. well that's already left. not funny. purple and algerian authorities and citizens to them in the french president implied their country is in safe route the week the c

want to take you in closer and show you the area where we are seeing some very heavy returns here in violet purple heading toward the east bay. be aware the fact the rain is come -- coming down heavily and we are seeing rain-snow mixing in over mount hamilton. you look at this and it has been snowing around the mount hamilton area and mixing with rain. we have also seen snow in ukiah and down to about 600 feet and also looking at some snow in northern napa county and down to 1700 feet which is why winter weather advisories are up above 1500 until 6:00 a.m. for the north bay mountains and 2500 tomorrow morning 1:00 to 10:00 a.m. the santa cruz mountains the diablo range could see two to four inches of snow. this picture was sent by a viewer to you report. you can see how snowy it was. here is a picture of the dog enjoying the snow in ukiah as well. send us your photos. we will have a look at how long the snow will stick around and what is in store for your weekend. >> this is more than uncomfortable. it is deadly. abc7 news reporter nick smith continues our team coverage. it is live along hi

i slowly built on old opinion around parma violets to one of the greatest freedom fighters to have a noble spirit. the story of nelson and dna is remarkable a man who stood up for the whites of people it is the way. but also the familiar tale of governance has gone into town was around twenty one day and evoke the next. was he a rt hon is that south africa read more like full fitness which define nelson and emma's life as well as reactions to his legacy and death. got to go the gambling devices which can train or to cash in just seconds but in britain the blooming of the rules to tighten up on fixed olds but the machines known as the cocaine of the high street the crack cocaine of the lights to be these days a floundering. this is the first reports of these payday the book mike the high risk high stakes katie machines. the thing the thing the uk industry or for that idiot parents eta of staying out of the two short fix faults to serve. i'm an ox machine and the best in show. aaron to comply. relax until the sea lions dolphins and get back to two hundred quid for twenty seconds twenty

. >> reporter: their ultimate goal, to build the katherine violet hubbard animal sanctuary, an animal like no other. >> and this will be a no-cage, no-kill facility. >> that's right. >> reporter: the facility will feature a farm, an adoption area, a learning center for children, and personal touches that will remind visitors of katherine. >> it's the only structure on the sanctuary that will have the red terra cotta tiles for katherine's hair. >> reporter: the aspca just honored katherine with the kid of the year award, given to a child who shows extraordinary compassion towards animals. and katherine's older brother freddy joined his parents to accept the honor. >> we're not focused on the tragedy. it was two minutes that ended katherine's life, but, you know, we have a mission now to make sure katherine is proud and when we do see her some day she says that to us. >> reporter: a mission to fulfill katherine's dream, to remember the little girl who would whisper to animals. >> she would tell them, tell your friends i'm kind. she told us, they'll come back. if they tell their friends

i salute so jumbled opinion parma violets to one of the greatest freedom point is to have a noble spirit the story of nelson and dna is remarkable. a man who stood up for the whites of people in the way. but also the familiar tale of governance has gone into town was around twenty one day and evoke the next. was he a rt hon is that south africa the other night for inspiration american coal mines to me puts them together some of the medici ones don't spend enough to go home because of the iconic need is the works of america's influence on the world the invasion of iraq and even these in the open doorway. not to go home from church that. it takes from the up the pressure on journalists would get exposed for his pivotal role in global surveillance. the ending with two little ones. don't get it to the newspaper the forefront of the spikes was ice cold tea with terrorism here it is to some seemingly far fetched accusations but also at the outset that the two. i will bring up to speed on other stories they have re elected three times will kidnap and syria. no in the last twenty four hours of t

i salute so jumbled opinion around parma violets to one of the great as freedom fighters to head to the wall spirit. the story of nelson mandela is remarkable. a man who stood up for the whites of people it is the way. but also the familiar tale of governance has gone into town was around twenty one day and evoke the next. was he a rt hon is that south africa. one of the course was earn entries inspirational speeches for the now website right now we've lined up some of his list of ready made it into the mainstream media aiden had seen on t bills comfortable of the iconic need to store sweater on america's influence in the will of the invasion of iraq and the shiny palestinian conflict. do it now seems and i'm still coming up very shortly. my son to authorities. he's the decks of that country men in a unique solution to financial lions bombings in europe holder and the dh calls it. and besides it's the future serious religious minorities of rabid attack on pace to finish the stories coming off. the been quite open country is rich in resources are the words after asic on the cause of the

to lose every new scan is scrambling to and violet st jacobs and he'll celebrate christmas and salt together in concert before and it's only be summoned to rome it is most content sites such as meet the needs of the team is up to unfold as their spots open schenectady during the christmas gifts this year to me will be taking surveys and new works on for piano and peel. so that's a wonderful i can't think of the nicer gift for me it is a musician to get something new the repertoire but such a master this all philharmonic orchestra which was one of the mosque at the end of year concert scene from the us conductor twenty oh one will feature the two of its class and an overnight rally in other musical pcs in cooperation with soprano passing him and said alfred chan full funding yet piece metropolitan opera willingham music stars such as the primary use hundred and eleven is correct in turn will perform at the command symphony orchestra new year's concert at the seoul arts center on january seventeen hands down the ends. her style victorian basketball league season came to an end to speak and tha

those are his side could well the likes of mr hoskins says this blood on wax of violets and the ambition if you like of such people in whose politics i don't think should ever be ruled out i think we should remember that mr holocaust his career even before his arrest in prison in two thousand and three was pretty astonishing what if you said to somebody in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine you expect to be the richest man in russia one of the richest men in the world you can hire will sit see as i think he would he might not improbable so he's a kind of napoleon bonaparte in a communist economic transition and whether he has now decided that perhaps he's at the age died he doesn't really wished to pursue his career or whether he will once he's recovered from exertions of meeting all his friends and supporters in the convince going to remember him return to the fray is one question because remember he talks about his charitable work that his child will work before he went to prison or timely about putting money into western think tanks. clist his reputation as an honest to make it cal

i slowly built on old opinion around parma violets to one of the greatest freedom fighters to have a noble spirit. the story of nelson mandela is remarkable a man who stood up for the whites of people it is the way. but also the familiar tale mcdonald's has gone into town was around twenty one day and evoke the next. was he a rt hon is that south africa. this area who went missing after rebels captured the christian village of mullah have made contact with the world can be yelled at in march. they claimed they were not kidnapped but in fact were rescued from the shelling attack. their statement has raised many questions now people suspect in the way they were speaking under duress and oxen writer a journalist who's been to syria several times and has met with christians there doesn't buy the claims of the rebels good intentions we have to see that money will not see it. the three qt whether you were in his testimony will you it's a very old and ancient christian pilgrimage with them. there is always more history. so when we see now that the eu rather than on start filling it with thi

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violet palmer has been doing this for 1 years. much more than just a symbol.r women and showing the fellows how it's done. i got a chance to go one on one. coloss colossal, elite athletes, the men of the nba. look closely, all those men are answering to this woman. >> no, sir, foul first. >> reporter: violet palmer is a pioneer, simply put, violet palmer is a pioneer, the only female referee working in the nba today officiating games since 1997. i caught up with her recently at madison square garden in new york city which for her was another day at the office. being on a floor in a situation like this is very different than game night, isn't it? >> absolutely. i feel like superwoman or take that back, wonderwoman, you know how she'd be nicely dressed and beautiful, she has all her stuff on and then as soon as something happens she does the whole spin. >> reporter: you spin? >> i don't spin but mentally i'm spinning, i take it off, i put the uniform on, and it's work. it's about business. >> reporter: violet stands 5'8" among the towering players whose fate she

it is part of another lawsuit which violets constitutional rights. >>> and 57-year-oldly spaulding had been found. investigators and her family are still waiting for the cause and time of her death. critics including the attorney for the spaulding family said they are severely understaffed. >> the delay is not doing any good for the city and county of san francisco but it just makes us look more incompetent. >> the national association of medical examiner's downgraded them from full to provisional sighting a bill low average turnaround time. they called for a hearing into the medical examiner's office. >> good morning, torii. >>> a rather alarming site, a 15-year-old pulling a machine gun from his waistband, where he was discovered and why the police chief said he was impressed with this arrest. >>> and how it will help encourage an anonymous tip to help capture a fugitive in 15 counties and in washington d.c., in the plane crash, we are learning some new information about that crash and we will have more coming up on the morning news. >>> 6:48 is the time, let's check in with sal for

violets on the african continent will be discussed as european leaders gather again in brussels. so long looking to drum up troop support for france is mentioned in the central african republic. thus the headline stuff all spent at thank you for joining us first to rush or prison officials say kremlin critic of the calcutta christie has been freed from jail. this race comes after presents a button or treat on sunday supply is part of the former oil tycoon. the fifty year old had been in jail for over a decade on charges of fraud and embezzlement. in his sentence was seen as a symbol of the erosion of human rights under presidents digital foster cats. shaun walker is in moscow. he has won the details behind the release. yesterday when did it with bacon right everybody including the cops get it all is said to them about it in a way that he signed the top eight at the request for papa back in and treated hit you with that he would not be that because it does imply the exceptional killed when hearing this morning from sources that what excuse did that written by russian officials on

ted, those well know, two women are not shrinking i et violets. they are very active in their questioning questioning. it is woman for the school hildren who parade in and out to see that women are there of the court's operation. since you mention that the ral argument process i think most people don't know that the a rt hears about 75 cases year and each case, except in is allotted tions, one hour for oral argument. a halfans each side gets hour. some people think that the awyers get up and lecture or give a speech as part of their oral argument. all.s not like that at can you describe what oral argument is like and how much you participate? >> let me just say something we hear 75 cases that opinion.de by a full hat 75 comes from a pile of over 8,000 petitions for review, we select a very small number. the reason we do that is we see of job as keeping the law the united states more or less uniform. it is a statutory question or a constitutional questi question. if everybody agrees, if all the lower courts are in agreement, for us to step in. d wh

. >> violet is a healthy and hungry 5-month-old baby girl. she lives with her grandmother jody and the rest of her family here in arizona. it's a 4-hour drive and a world away from where she was born - at the state prison complex in good year arizona. her mother regan is still there. >> this is my beautiful girl. we are close. we took a picture together. >> two years ago when regan was 18, she was arrested for having prescription pain-killers illegally and charged with possessing a narcotic to sale. the court september her to drug rehab where she started dating the baby's father. she found out she was pregnant two days after a judge issued her 2.5 year sentence behind bars. >> how did regan react when she was sentenced and found that she was pregnant? >> she holds her emotions well, but once alone, it's come pleat devastation. >> that was the beginning. regan was transferred to perriville state prison where jody says her daughter was denied prenatal care. and the baby was born install? >> yes. and it infuriates me. >> after 48 hours in labour

was standing up mainly for the rights of office mates who needs those sampled opinion around parma violets to one of the greatest be confined to step into walked the earth the story of nelson mandela is remarkable. a man who stood up for the whites of people in the way. but also the familiar tale of governments pushing and gone and now was around twenty one day and evoke the next points via rt hon is that south africa. and we are showing you right now in line look outside of nelson mandela's house again at nelson mandela the most beloved president of south africa's history died today at nine five years old he isn't so joe cannon south africa people are obviously gathering please the tuning into artsy dot com for the latest information coming out of course will be bringing it to you all night all fourteen so called computer hacked events associated with an ominous appeared in california federal court today over charges that they conducted a cordon in the cyber attack on paypal. the sun and mastercard distributed denial of services attack or the ddr westpac overwhelmed patel's on line servic

last year included sightings of beautiful birds such as the violet-green swallow, the tropical kingbird and the rufous hummingbird. the event is expected to produce data about bird habitats and could reveal threats to bird populations' survival. >>anny:the family of a missing veteran is asking for help in finding him. derek sell was last seen december 17th at s.f. general. his father says he's very worried about his son's safety. and he's hoping someone will come forward with information. i don't care what happened with the family members it love call them up tell them you love them because if something like this happens and if this is the last time i told that just i see derrick i know that i told him i loved him and i am ready for him to come home. derek is a former navy seaman who is 30 years old. he's described as 6-3. 200lbs. with blue eyes and brown hair. anyone with information about derek is asked to call police. a bay area community came together for a special surprise to a family whose christmas gifts were stolen from their home. this is a picture of the family out of newark.

the time in this difficulty and exhaustion that he is facing, ts is not the time to be a shrinking violetsuggesting -- >> on the mtakes. >> lake is ones, get some rest, and come back into the for a. >> come back rebate, absolutely. lou: and one hopes, you kn, as he suggested, andnd improved warrior in the arena. steven, you get the last word here. >> i think itoes beyond exhaustion. you're looking in a president, we watched a president who understands that the basic reason f his presidency is under question and may not survive. if you go back to the first day in office, the president said that he wanted to restore the faith in government so that he could bring the kinds of changes he promised as a candidate in the 2008lection. restore the faith in government. no one thinks that is happening. with the obama presidency has been for its first five years is a steady erosion of faith in government because government has tried to do so much and is failed so often. lou: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. appreciated. we have a very important recommendation for you tonight which involves

. >> noreen has not, nor ever has been, a shrinking violet.he will not stay home and cry in her handkerchief. she went out there aggressively and rightfully so. >> we've been disappointed. things have not been followed through as adequately as hoped. so therefore my husband and i feel we must do what we humanly can as parents. >> if you want to solve the case, you have to do some things. you can't just sit behind your desk and wait for the driver of the car to come and turn himself in. >> every assumption, every guess, we took them to heart and followed up on him. we did it by what is now the book. what we did that morning and what we've done since is about the same. >> slowly, the searches stopped. everybody went back to their lives. we were told by the chief that they just couldn't direct anymore of the total police force to this case. and they were going to have to put the case on a back burner. i said to them we have to do something. >> we were contacted by ken wooden. >> newspaper boy missing and the dog was still there. and it was obviou

these include an ultra violet telescope scientists will use and another will look at how solar radiation affects earth. >> we can receive information about the rover's working conditions and image data. the surrounding environment gathered from taking images. we use this information to send orders. >> in 1970, the soviet union became the first country to put a roving remote controlled robot. it was followed a year later which made use of this moon buggy to move astronauts and equipment. china, rover is fitted with more scientific instruments. it has a ground radar to examine up to 100 meters beneath the lunar surface. scientists hope to see what minerals exist on the moon and in 2017, china wants a rock sample from the moon. manned missions could fall in 2025. for now, though, its mission is to get to the moon and safely on to its surface. >>> the number of people with diabetes continues to rise. one country is struggling with the epdeem i can is sri lanka. roughly 1 in 5 people suffer from that disease. more on the fight there to stem it. >> this 15-year-old looks like any 15-year-old b

don't mean the things you usually see in mafia films, we're certainly not talking about people being violet in a physical sense, we're not talking about people holding guns or threatening. the example that i would give of the sort of extortion i'm talking about is an image that comes from urban america about 20 years ago. and probably older individuals here like myself will remember in this, perhaps the younger students won't. but there used to be a plague this urban america called the squeegee man. anybody here remember the ski knee men? these were guys in new york and other cities would wait at a stoplight, and you'd pull up with your car, and they'd stand in front of your car, and they'd have a squeegee or they'd have a cloth in one hand and a brick in the other x. they'd say 50eu8 going to wash your window, can i wash your window? now, they never said i'm going to take this brick and smash it through your windshield, but everybody knew that if you didn't pay the guy, he was going to smash a brick through your windshield. so it pretty soon became clear that people would pay these guys, a

obviously they support this program but they are no shrinking violets, particularly dianne feinstein. >> i won't pass judgment on what he said. what he believes is the congressional intelligence committees and the fisa court had become a graveyard of judgment. they were captured by the system that they were completely inside the bubble and they were not asking fundamental questions like should the nsa be sort of taking in all of the -- >> how would he know that as a low level guy in hawaii? how would he know those questions weren't asked? >> what he knows is that throughout the period that these programs were operating, a period of over a decade under various authorities, there was no congressional effort to scale them back, and in fact, that's correct, there was none. >> just a final question. reading this story, he seems like he's very proud of himself. as you said, he's serene, that he did the right thing, almost like he feels like a martyr for what he thinks is a just cause. if that's the case, why is he hiding? why not come back and face the music? >> i don't think he would call

young boys are seeing me and justice ginsburg and justice sotomayor and none of us are shrinking violets. they are watching us and the fact that we contribute in the exact same way as our male colleagues do. that is terrific. i think it would be good if we were diverse in some other ways that i mentioned for the same exact reason. but i do not think it means all makes all that much difference in the conference room. when the doors are closed and we are deciding cases. i am not going to say that it never makes a difference because i do think there are particular kinds of cases where somebody might have a very strong intuition about the way the world works that comes out in the decision-making process. i think in particular about a case a few years ago when i was solicitor general and justice ginsburg was the only woman on the court then. i think she had a very different reaction to a case involving the strip search of a 13-year-old girl. there are occasional cases like that, but i think they are rare. i think when a door closes and we discussed cases, there are three women there. it makes

there's an anecdote about patty murray who is no shrinking violet as we know.n for local office she was so embarrassed to ask people for money for her campaign, she and her husband held a garage sell. her husband gave away an expensive lawn mower so they netted negative on the garage sale. from your experience, getting passed that threshold of i don't just need your vote but i need money. how hard is that for you. >> first of all, thank you for having me on. i would echo what senator gillibrand just said about the importance of women running for office. we need lots of perspective and experience at the table. without women there, we really are losing a great share of that. in terms of fundraising, it's a practiced and learned skill like anything else. i think one of the messages i'd have for women who are considering running for office is first and foremost we need you, we need your life experience, we need your perspective, we need your skill and we also need to remind women that they can, in fact, learn a lot of the skills that you need to run for office. fun

you know the added layers of pressure on us violet is more the pressure from the streets which happened since that has made all that to me. aggie and prints are from all the political parties and gaze to the national plan and the pressure off and this is quite silly to do both to see a mention of trade union be i did head up an awesome guy and asking political parties to sit together and to find a solution. so there is only seen it. according to the plate to miss him differently to listen and local stakeholders. what if the pressure of the solution to cater said. what if europe has asked for something i definitely think that it's it's it's it's using decision and i just guess a lot to our guest today have today is quite true babies and at peak times is for students and especially intent of just the same position on tuesdays and the woods this weekend quite a happiness and people with concrete to making themselves for the new and old olive and traditional and justice which has just added to this this weekend. they keep me on top today from the mistaken. so this quiet inner light is turne

malvolio, and rather bizarrely there are all these sorts of an grasmatic connections because there is violet and olivia and malvolio so there are a lot of voli, olivia characters anyway, malvolio was the steward to olivia who is a countess, who is in mourning because her father died and very quickly her brother died so she is in charge of this vast estates and has a steward, malvolio .. and she has an uncle, uncle toby who is a drinker and she has a claim per made, mariah who is very charming and she has a fool, jester who tells things she doesn't like to hear like king lear. and the nearby duke is deeply in love with her and she won't have anything to do it with, and she squares she will wear a veil for seven years and not look at the face of men. there is a twin brother and sister, each believes the other drowned, the sister comes up and the sea cap captain, who rescued her, she says, what can a woman do, i am in a strange country, what is it? it is called a lira, my brother drowned, what will i do? where will i get to where i am from and in trunk is closed, well her brother -- she says dr

president grant had the blue room violet. finally, that was all stopped at time of theodore roosevelt in 1902. >> first ladies, influence and image, season two. weeknights at 9:00 on c-span. >> next, the outgoing federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke, giving his last scheduled news conference with reporters. he talked about the central banking system's ongoing operations, including the recent news it would be tampering down its practice of purchasing bonds, otherwise known as thetitative easing. committee decided, starting next month, to modestly reduce the pace at which it is increasing the balance sheet. the current near zero range for the federal funds range target likely will remain appropriate after the unemployment rate declines below 6.5% -- especially if projected inflation runs below the long- term goal. today's actions reflect the decision that the economy is making progress but that it has much farther to travel before conditions can be judged normal. the economy has been expanding at a moderate pace. we expect th

he's no shrinking violet. conservative critics like our friend rush limbaugh who called the pope a marxist for speaking out against unfettered capitalism. pope francis told an italian newspaper he's not a markist. what he said was all according to the social doctrine of the church. lest anyone question who's the bigger man, let's be clear, we're talking about morals here. we're not talking about anything else. the pope also added, in my life i've known many marxists who are good people. so i don't feel offended. so, rush, how does it feel? you just got disrupted by the pope. >>> coming up, the ever expanding war on women. our disrupter of the week. stay with us. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes de

young boys are seeing me and justice ginsburg and justice soto mayor and none of us are shrinking violets. they are watching us and the fact that we contribute in the exact same way as our male colleagues do. hat is terrific. i think it would be good if we were diverse in some other ways that i mentioned for the same exact reason. but i do not think it means all -- makes all that much difference in the conference room. when the doors are closed and we re deciding cases. am not going to say that it never makes a difference because i do think there are particular kind of cases where somebody might have a very strong intuition about the way the world works that comes out in the decision-making process. i think in particular about a case a few years ago when i was a solicitor general and justice ginsburg was the only woman on the court then. i think she had a very different reaction to a case involving the strip search of a 13-year-old girl. there are occasional cases like that. they are rare. i think when a door closes and we discussed cases, there are three women there. it does not make dif

violet got to paint them but at the july report condemned the attack and eat the cake. it's nice to meet brutal scenes that we will get even now about solutions. the french president gave an address this evening and into the cave that this channel in fact he said. at that perhaps the government that would appeal the sea out it's a time until the end of twenty fifteen at getting some of bob this episode of criticism to think of all the way the administration that has has handled this crisis the jacket i mean it. it could very confident it can surely handle it even hard to talk about it we'll come down to the government there are actual pic of our look back and now it's not a topic that the competent and real power over the inner part of the country and that some of the action but it's clear that the coke afford to buy it i was up before i come up at the time and couldn't speak and think that the government. fear that the government you know how it will give the ability to protect the population and that is attacking. they're not really that awful for the violent the anti

how about this one from violet. violet says, my favorite christmas song, "o holy night."r. this is the best part of the holiday feast. we have chef jay jackson. you are a personal chef. you created an awesome meal for us this morning. >> i have a confession to make. sometimes i eat dessert first. anna: life isn't always fair. this is tuxedo cake. >> this is tuxedo moose cake. it is decadent. i will talk, you eat. enjoy. we have some classics. we have pecan pie. we have a little amareto cream for it on top. delicious. >> you put amaretto in there. >> madagascar vanilla beans. we have cheesecake pops up front with "pop rocks" on top of it. anna: do they pop on your tongue? >> pop in your mouth. unexpected thing that -- anna: makes you want to try this one? >> i'm only person in america that doesn't like cheesecake. i'm sure it is amazing. >> you don't? we have sweet potato pies. we have southern roots. i don't do pumpkin but sweet potato pie. we have raspberry cake up front which is a candy cane cake of that is equally wonderful. we'll demonstrate this. this is apple cheese