this would count as my eighth visit to taiwan. 1973, my first visit to taiwan. agu, my uncle, took us to their farm in the south to see my grandfather's grave. years later my mother tells me i was very sad to leave taiwan, unlike my brother. 1979, here we are in front of president nixon's head in kenting. january 1986, i visited with mom and my college roommate. i wrote: "my feelings are deeper than just visiting. "i love them all and really care "about our future relations together. i'm going to have to learn chinese well." 1987, that summer, i lived with ama, agu and his wife, my agim, and cousins. i studied mandarin and attended the overseas chinese summer camp. ama tells me my mandarin is at an eight-year old level. 1991, on vacation from my civil rights work visiting with mom. met women engaged in underground feminist activities. cousins discussed the rising crime in taipei. i wrote, "near the end of this trip, mom told me that my cousins kept saying this may be the last time they'll see me for a long time, especially if i go to graduate school." 1993, went

she's going to be visiting right in that area. the offender is in a booth right on the other side of that wall. he's already been brought down from idu. >> as the visit begins, an officer escorts an inmate maintenance worker on to an elevator. >> the idu porter is right there. i see him going up all the time. he's going up to idu right now. if she's going to pass this off, she's going to pass this off to somebody. where is she going? she's going over to the elevator. >> when the elevator door opens, brandy removes the pillow from her wheelchair and tosses it inside to the waiting maintenance worker. >> 32-5, 32, go. >> hold that held elevator! >> off the phone now! off the phone now!elevator! >> off the phone now! off the phone now! off the phone now! get your change. get your change. ma'am, stop. ma'am, stop. >> ma'am, stop right here. i'm going to be calling the local police. >> please don't. >> yes, i am, ma'am. >> please don't. >> i'm going to take you up to our office. >> please don't take me to jail. >> follow us, please. wh

there were 38 preschool visits, preschool teacher visits, and of that 38, 19 were the district pre-paid teachers who visited the kindergarten classroom. there were 19 of the pre-k visits were from community based organizations. there were 17 kindergarten teachers who visited pre-k classrooms. to develop a better understanding of what happened during these teacher visits and observations, a focus group was held or we invited all the teachers to participate in the exchange. during this focus group, there were a total of 23 participants who attended and they were able to share their pre-k and k observations and experiences. there were overall several key findings. there was enormous amount of positive energy during the focus group. the teachers developed -- our goal was to develop a better understanding between the expectations of pre-k and k. the pre-paid teachers when they visited the kindergarten classrooms, they saw more direct -- some of it was more direct instruction. and when pre-paid teachers -- when teachers, the kindergarten teachers saw and were excited to see exploration. diffe

territory but in the middle of nowhere in the considered to be a visit to the united states is visiting davos considered to be now a visit to switzerland you know you are. very good experience same here hopefully still for us it makes a difference but for most people watching these developments they don't never made any difference you know where it's put mr putin mr putin in the united states so in this is all there public opinion there is eat here and there i don't believe there cares about the public opinion inside his country why why wouldn't hear definitely yes he's elected by the people and he is definitely very much a stand if you wants russians he wants the people who voted for him to know that he cares about minsk more than it appears about washing time not their decision to interpret the caramel thoughts of mr fortune but of this is this this is the this is the most explanation for me definitely put is this is your not to attend the g. eight summit in the us prompted some analysts to question once again the relevance of the event spotlights. as more. an open microphone incident

the president makes an unscheduled visit to afghanistan and outlines the end of the war. >> the goal, to defeat al qaeda and deny a chance to rebuild is now within our reach. >>> hours after the president leaves the war zone, the taliban launches a deadly attack against the kabul compound, housing hundreds of foreigners. >>> and boiling over. occupy wall street protesters hit the street and clash with police on may day. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, may 2, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. >>> president obama is headed home after making a surprise visit to afghanistan. the president signed a strategic agreement with afghan leaders and outlined the end of the war, saying we can see the light of a new day. but this morning the taliban is claiming responsibility for a series of explosions in kabul that killed at least seven people. tara mergener is in washington with more. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning to you. that violence a year to the day after the death of osama bin laden and just after president obama vowed to end ame

she visited san francisco general hospital. [ speaking foreign language ] >> her visit come underfire from republicans who say the obama administration should not have granted her a visa. >>> share holders filed a lawsuit against facebook and morgan stanley. it alleges facebook omitted important facts. ktvu's mike mibach is here with more. >> reporter: facebook stock up 3% today. this after its value dropped 18% in its first three days. it was valued at $104 billion, now worth $84 billion. this cost investors a lot of money and now some are going after facebook. >> reporter: facebook goes public, selling 421 million shares. since then one group says it lost $2.5 billion. today the investors suicide facebook, morgan stanley and other banks. it claims facebook and morgan stanley concealed information from smaller investors but not with their big institutional clients. >> they increased the size, the price of the offing, at the same time, they were getting wind the results of the company, the financial results were weaker than anticipated. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg went on an ipo road

biden, visited china in august. this was a very important visit. there is another next week.a record growth of our people to people exchange. according to that temporary statistic, in the first nine months of last year, 1.0 7 million chinese tourists visited this country, the biggest increase of 27.7%. more than 2 million american people visited china, which means on average, every day, more than 9000 people are crossing the pacific. nowadays, about 160,000 chinese students are studying here. you have more than 20,000 american boys and girls studying in china. we saw a new record of our bilateral trade. last year, america experted $167.70 billion to china, up by 19%. that makes china and america each other's second-largest trading partner. the state of california placed a large role in this relationship with china. the state of california experted $10.50 million to china, an increase of 19%, making california the largest exporter to china among all 50 states in this country. last year, california and kelly -- china and california established an official sister relationship. s

this is a highly symbolic visit by president jaochim gauck. much are german-israeli relations shipped by the holocaust, and how much for the shift by issues like a palestinian state? >> i think they have a shared history. this is also part of this visit or the german president has more than once said that germany is standing side-by-side with israel, committed to israel's security, and this is a main part of german politics. there are different ways of dealing with today's israel. germany has taken a more critical position towards israel's -- [inaudible] a common eu position. >> jaochim gauck heard his israeli guests call iran annexes it shall -- an existential threat to israel. what was his response? >> that is a topic that is high on the agenda during this visit here. it was very surprising to hear shimon peres today making a very strong statement on iran, saying that this could be a new show what. the german president said he wanted to see a diplomatic solution. at the same time, he said his impression of germany's talks with the leadership

it's been 29 years since a south korean president visited myanmar. in 1983, president chun du fong was targeted in a bomb attack in the former capital city. today known as yanggone. chung escaped injury but 21 south korean officials were killed. the government of myanmar at the time blamed the attack on north korea. president lee's historic visit comes as other countries, including japan and european nations also try to strengthen ties with myanmar. he wants to secure a foothold for south korea in this promising market, as it emerges after decades of isolation. >>> indonesia welcomed north korea's second-most senior official to jakarta on tuesday. indonesia is one of an increasingly small number of countries to maintain friendly relations with north korea. the meeting took place as international pressure against the north intensifies with speculation it's preparing a nuclear test. nhk world has the report. >> reporter: indonesian president held talks on tuesday with kim. the president of north korea supreme people's assembly. they agreed to boost mut

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the president's last visit was in february. is well aware of the benefits california offers his campaign. he attended a dinner offered by george clooney. it will not be a hollywood a fair in redwood city the city has not seen a presidential visit as you said in decades and as the whole seti talking. >>> i was concerned everything was going to see blocked off and then i physically see him >>> it is amazing to have him in the bay area rapid to have them and supportive of that >>> the visit comes with the cost businesses will have to shut down early in order to accommodate the president's schedule and security details but they say it is worth it. he will take home a record number of donations from the bay area the campaign camp a majority of his donations come from $250 or less so is not only the big millionaires done it to his campaign. >>> one of the president's top opponents will be in silicon valley, house speaker john skinner takes place at a republican fund-raiser in woodside. dan lundgren will co-host the event mitt romney

his visit includes a stop in redwood city on wednesday. monty francis is outside the fox theater with new information for us tonight. hello, monty. >> reporter: the biggest event will be held here at the fox theater. it will be the most affordable. if you want to attend any smaller events you'll have to shell out tens of thousands of dollars. >> that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> reporter: in the wake of that announcement, president obama came to california ten days ago and raised a record $15 million in 1 night at a fund raiser held at george clooney's los angeles home. the president has also come to depend heavily on the bay area for millions of campaign dollars. in redwood city, signs are already posted downtown warning of heavy traffic and scarce parking this wednesday when the president rolls into town. >> i think he's going to make a killing here in california. given what he said last week. >> reporter: the president's visit on wednesday includes a high-priced dinner atherton at a business round table in

visit in india her visit actually happens to coincide with a trade a coalition from tehran that is trying to encourage india to continue buying iranian oil obviously that's not what washington wants they recently imposed an oil embargo along with the e.u. on iran over its controversial nuclear program the west believes obviously that iran is developing nuclear weapons and iran has maintained that it has a peaceful nuclear program india along with several other countries like china japan and south korea aren't following on the fiction they actually have been through those four countries account or sixty percent of iran oil customers so a lot of people are saying that things aren't going to work unless washington can get these asian countries on board here with me to talk more about hillary clinton's visit and the issue on iran with washington if professor k.p. me if you can first of all explain to me why you think this has become such a contentious issue between washington and delhi and we even had president obama saying that countries that continue to engage with iran and by iranian oil c

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prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin hall checks out his hooch. ught they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one weed killer. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. guaranteed. weeds won't play dead, they'll stay dead. roundup. no root. no weed. no problem. if you made a list of countries from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standa

so, the only bright spot for these inmates is a visit from a family member or a friend. >> visitations an important right for inmates but it also poses a security risk. it's one of the chief ways drugs and other contraband can be smuggled into the jail. >> at new york city's rikers island, we found the correctional staff wasn't about to let that happen. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to new york city department of corrections. >> my name is officer p. hunt, 9865. i'm a member of the k-9 unit, narcotics unit. today we're going to do a narcotics search. we board the bus and look for any type of illegal substance. crack, cocaine, marijuana. if you have it, now is the time to throw it on the floor or deposit it in that box over there. >> when leaving the bus to enter the jail facility, visitors are not only given a blunt warning about contraband, they're handed a number to correspond with their seat. then a drug-sniffing dog boards the bus. >> so my dog boards that bus and starts scratching seat number three, i'm going to look over and say that's who we have to search. >

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the city has not had the president's visit to in that cades. >>> the visit does come at a cost to business owners. because of the amount of security involved, some businesses are having to shut down early. but some are saying bad it is for good. they say that obama should be focusing his efforts elsewhere. >>> there is no doubt the president will see the skull tow remains of hang your one. they're hoping for action on moth its giant landmark. it has been stripped of its outer skin because it contained a contaminant. >>> the president better get ready for some wind, and because whereby jobs some sunshine. >>> it looks like we've are going jassem change is coming our way. the winds will be taken up again outside as we head inland. sb go out to live right now you could see the sun coming up. numbers right now running into the 50s. it looks like these temperatures are average about this time of year. were usually in the '60s and '70s, that's where we will be around today. but those winds will haul in the afternoon. check out those roads. >>> we will go out toward mobile five. now we are hearin

this is an important policy visit to the afghanistan.an important interim agreement between the two countries. they need to negotiate troop levels. but it's a very important policy moment for the president. but let's in the lose sight of the fact that we're may first in an election year, a very competitive election year, one year to the day since the raid that killed osama bin laden. so the president tonight in the very country where al qaeda camps, he will not only say he has a new agreement with the afghan president, he will be speaking on the one year anniversary and he'll be talking about winding down the american military commitment in afghanistan. i would not be surprised it if he makes note of the fact that that comes after he wound down the military commitment to iraq 37 so an important speech, but also an important political moment. many republicans saying he's overpoliticizing his role in the death of bin laden. but he was commander in chief who authorized the raid and he certainly deserves credit for that. this is front and ce

and our communities... >>> the president is visiting u.s. troops in bagram. as well. >> i'm here to tell you everybody in america knows that, and everybody in america appreciates it, and everybody in america honors it. and when the final chapter of this war is written, the historians will look back and say not only was this the greatest fighting force in the history of the world, but all of you also represented the values of america in an exampemplary w. i could not be prouder of you pp, and i want you to understand i know it's still tough. i know the battle's not yet over. some of your buddies are going to get injured and some of your buddies may get killed and there will be heartbreak and pain and difficulty ahead, but there's a light on the horizon because of the sacrifices you've made. and that's why for michelle and me nothing is more important than looking after your families while you are here and i want everybody here to know that when you get home we are going to be there for you when you are in uniform and we will stay there for you when you are out

with president obama's bay area visit. a profitable visit. 16 hours and $4 million in his campaign cover by the time he leaves tomorrow morning. he's not the only one carbing in on the california atm. a few miles away from where the president was rag raking in contributions. a high powered republican was on his own crusade. we go live to redwood city. cheryl? >> reporter: i will bet you a lot of money that folks here didn't know what to expect from president obama, but what they got was a good old fashioned campaign speech here tonight. as you can see, people are leaving the fox theater and the president talked about a lot of things tonight and talked about health care, gay rights, the economy and jobs and everything he thought that the audience wanted to hear. the president already on the world stage in redwood city in the historic theater, the first for the president to normally attend fund-raisers in san francisco or silicon valley when he is in town. in the beginning, middle, and end of the speech, no doubt why he came

>> people had no idea that british royalty will be visiting the american capital. the son of prince charles has a couple of events planned. first up is a visit to the british ambassador's historic residence where he will meet with american and british troops participating in the sporting competition for wounded servicemen. then he will receive a humanitarian award for his work with injured troops. >> he is a nice young man appeared >> even in a town used to celebrities, and they are not used to visits from royalty. >> it has been a long time. >> it takes away from the things we need to focus on. how are we going to solve our deficit? >> many think it is neat. she just moved here. >> i do not know of any royalty ever coming to seattle. >> later on, there will be some folks trying to get a glimpse of prince harry. if you are a big fan of the royal family, he is not expected to attend any event that are open to the public. >> some people are just catching that blimps appeared quite with prince harry, a he maypop -- some people are just catching a glimpse. >> you never

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taking the president's choice to visit here as a compliment. city leaders are proud and feel honored. the first sitting president since hoover to visit. >> this is our livingroom. the president of the united states is going to be in our livingroom tonight excitement, huge buzz. >> reporter: there is an inconvenience factor. streets will be closing. this downtown restaurant has to close early. no one seems to mind. >> it is something new for us we never have this before. looks like everybody is excited. >> reporter: most people were priced out of getting to see him tickets at the fox theater start at $250 up to $7500. norma is one who will have to settle for a spot on the sidewalk. >> it is amazing that he's gonna be here. i'm hoping i can see him even just a glimpse. >> reporter: tickets to the fox theater are sold out that's the cheapest event. earlier he's going to be at a private home tickets to that event are $38,800. reporting live in redwood city, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> house speaker john boehner will also be in the bay area tonig

[ applause ] >>> surprise visit. president obama jets to afghanistan to rally the troops, sign an agreement, and to give his re-election campaign a boost. president barack obama says his country has traveled more than a decade under the dark cloud of war, but that's changing. he spoke just a short time ago from bagram air base outside kabul. obama is on a surprise visit to afghanistan. he promised 23,000 american troops will leave the country by the end of the summer, and he also signed an agreement that outlines the u.s. role there once all combat soldiers go in 2014. >> today i signed an historic agreement between the united states and afghanistan that defines a new kind of relationship between our countries. a future in which afghans are responsible for the security of their nation, and we build an equal partnership between two sovereign states. >> ahead of the speech, he and afghan president hamid karzai signed a strategic partnership agreement. the deal cements u.s. commitment to afghanistan after 2014. that's w

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visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. >>> here is first warning doppler. we are looking south. that's the southern edge of that rain that's on the east side right now, if you will. we're looking south. there's shower activity moving west to east. getting ready to cross the bay into kent county. right now in tv hill it's 63 degrees, 90% humidity. again, this afternoon we start talking about 76 here. it's going to be cooler. 59 haggers town. 67 dc, 68 navy air, 61 rock hall, bel air and columbia 63. we're going to have some disturbed weather. we're not going to have a lot of rain or sun, a little of both. again, we have this frontal boundary stalling up to the northeast. today's high 76. will ming mington may be at 69. that's normal this time of year. 58 over night, passing shower. a high of 80 tomorrow. friday afternoon maybe a pop up thunderstorm, warm and humid 87. a ton going on this weekend. they're having a huge infield party to celebrate and watch the derby. the weather is going to cooperate. sunday fun d

he was on his way to a conjugal visit with his wife, alexandra. >> translator: it's a private visit betweene. we can spend three hours together. >> just a few of the american prisons profiled on "lockup" allow conjugal visits. usually overnight stays between well-behaved inmates and their spouses. what made this visit so unusual, however, was that alexandra is not only vladimir's wife but his partner in crime. she is currently incarcerated at a serbian women's prison and was transported to zabela for the visit. >> it's a nice privilege for somebody locked up. >> translator: it's not a privilege. it's their right. the right of every prisoner who has a spouse. >> translator: well, i feel good about it. but i also have cold feet. it's hard to explain. i sometime wonder if she even wants to see me again. i mean, i don't know. it's hard to put into words, but i'm happy about it. >> finally, vladimir and alexandra are reunited. though zabela was like no prison we've ever seen, the warden claims the unusual atmosphere here is effective. >> translator: it was a conscious decision. the area you've s

a royal visit prince harry r. arrives tomorrow. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gosh let's go to the video of this news story. a woman was struck in the 1500's to block by a vehicle. she is hospitalized right now with non life-threatening injuries. the driver status on the scene. we want to get to the other top stories, and the search for a driver involved. >> police say the 21-year-old was hit shortly after getting out of her own. on the latest with the search for the driver. >> at the end of the day the person responsible remains on the run. >> her 21 year-old daughter was studying criminology and wanted to work in law enforcement. now she is the focus of an intense investigation. >> she did not deserve to die like that. >> she stepped out of her heart to confront a female driver of the other driver -- of the other, that she might have been arguing with. >> i know the girl that got killed. >> she says that soon after the incident, two people claiming to be witnesses told her that carrington jump

. >>> president obama is just days away from another bay area visit. he'll be doing something that hasn't been done since the great depression. and, we're minutes from, a type of solar eclipse that hasn't been seen in the bay area for nearly 20 years. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. thousands demanding an end to war to universal health care rallied outside nate tow summth this weekend. organizers say 5,000 protestors showed up throughout the day including rows of veterans calling for an end to the war in afghanistan. there have been a handful of arrests as well. >> reporter: delegates come to order. outside and a mile or so away, outrage is the order of the day. >> opposing nato is not a crime! >> reporter: a midday rally fell fall short of predictions. the heat may have hurt turnout. protestors passionate about a number of subjects. none more than afghanistan. following private talks, president obama and afghan president karzai emerged to say there is general agreement, nato troops will leave the front lines in a year or so. though alliance personn

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. >> the president is scheduled to land in the bay area in a little more than an hour from now, visiting silicon valley to raise campaign cash at three fund-raisers. he was at a fund-raiser this afternoon tickets topping out at $40,000 per couple. the president earlier was in colorado springs delivering commencement address and shook hands with graduates. >> in redwood city, prot yofrts vowed to be there to greet him. some streets are already closed and abc 7 news is live. >> this staurts this about an hour, you can sigh behind me there are people gathered and waiting to and for the president to arrive. and there you can hear behind me, protestors as well. preparations started weeks ago. the redwood city police department has a security around the fox theater where the fund-raiser will take place. and there are we're told businesses had to close by 3:00 this afternoon. tickets start at. >> up to $14,000. and this is the first time in 80 years the president stops in redwood city. >> there is something you can't do on a visit like this. there are many contingencies in place. we're looking

. >> 8,000 people won a lottery to visit tokyo sky tree on its opening day. the tower's operator issued tickets for the first 50 days to keep numbers under control. the new landmark and the complex around it have more than 300 shops and restaurants an aquarium and a planetarium. 200,000 people are expected to visit the area today. >>> japan's net external assets rose for the first time in two years marking the second highest level on record. net external assets are the difference in value between overseas assets earned by japan and foreign investments in the country. the finance ministry says the value of japan's net external assets stood at about $3.2 trillion. at the end of last year. that's up 0.6% in yen terms from the previous year. the rebound came as the strong yen also encouraged japanese companies to buy out foreign firms. financial institutions boosted lending abroad as well. japan's net external assets have been the world's largest since 1991. the figure exceeds the value for china in second place by over $1.4 trillion. tokyo electric power company

this drive, not drive across, just visit, a year.e lack of a tourist experience always surprised bridge workers and locals. but the bridge's mission is to provide safe transportation, not a tourist attraction. >> since 1950 there has been a desire to have a museum, a desire to have what we see today. but there's been no funding for it. >> reporter: the 75th anniversary has inspired big changes. the park has stepped in and created a new experience, a pavillion where you can buy trinkets. also learn about the bridge. outside the key word is expansion. new larger areas for picture-taking. bike lanes are wider and separate from the pedestrian pass. >> we are offering visitor tourist brochures extensive exhibits inside and outside. >> reporter: what about the tourists who visit on a foggy day? they can still get that perfect picture even some outrageous ones thanks to a new green screen. >> you visit the bridge for 15 minutes or for three hours, you can find a multitude of ways to learn its fascinating stories. >> reporter: i'm willing to