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someplace where they were warhol. we were able, through the good work, unable to open up the new rec center. it is fulsome and the red cross and called out all of our partners. at 2:00 in the morning on new year's eve, it is really hard to find people that wants to come to work. the red cross is able to get staff there, we ran that shelter. there were hotels in the chinatown, north beach neighborhood. now the building is under construction and working very closely with the property owner to get it back on line. >> much, it is a pleasure to have her in place. that is the beginning of a whole new level. when other members of the departments on board solves a lot of problems, we cut through some much stuff. it allowed us to get there quicker and more humanitarian days. it exists, and it is good to have the leadership. >> we have started this collaborative problem solving. we're starting to apply that at a lower and lower threshold. we have grown a lot of the community. it is all of this, it is all of our partners at the

on frogs' plan to dispatch a military team to advise the rebels and move the government says the warhol and bring gifts. to the world bank warning of in crisis finance experts say it's time for americans to step back from this dominant role in the global economy and focus on reducing its own colossal grabs. in georgia to sponsor a growing social welfare system very few say that the seething government money. now when it comes to food and agriculture there was a time when all those ruled the roost now. the might of giants science to get asked using genetically modified neil says he discovers that. in japan i met with a lot of scientists consumers and processors and importers and this document here is a condensed version out there all the scientific studies the japanese have done using monsanto's data is over fifty pages long it has been all translated into english for me and that is on the food issue the food part of g.m.o. was monsanto obvious use the term substantially quadrant of the food is very similar but the japanese scientists say that it is not substantially equivalent the food

most of the rides will be able to retire the world so-called one a problem the process and andy warhol among others before the masterpieces go under the hammer at a leading auction house. and fashionistas across russia and its capital are being treated not only from one but two fashion weeks after the same time all the latest trends on our website are team dot com. here with arts you live from moscow to take a short break and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories stay with us. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kandahar. childhood.

lines plan for the sponsored military team to advise the rebels against the local government says warhol bring the kids. quickly worn out will prolong the conflict more reaction from me here in london in just a moment. as the world bank warns of a new crisis violence experts say it's time for america to step back from its dome and a role in the global economy and focus on reducing its own colossal tax. policy in georgia despite a growing social welfare system with very few actually receiving government money and more than half the population of below the poverty line. and a massive rally all around global markets but on two percent oil is up gold breaches the float fifteen hundred per troy ounce mark find out more in our business goes around twenty but it's. a very warm welcome to see this is seen live from moscow france's promise to intensify air strikes in libya at the request of the opposition there it comes as nato allies are getting ready to set the military officers to the war torn country to advise rebels on how to break the stalemate with craig and you forces with tripoli has cri

france plan to dispatch a military team to advise the rebels a move the local government says weekend warhol little kids tripoli warns about will prolong the conflict more reactions from me here in london in just a moment. as the world bank warns of an in crisis finals experts say it's time for america to step back from its dollar role in the global economy and focus on that using its own it's. called chip in georgia despite a growing social welfare system very few actually receiving government money and more than half the population are in the oval office. and in business news russia will become one of the top five global economies in the next decade says mr putin as he outlines the course for the country's government and parliament is not your business bulletin for the details in about twenty minutes. a very warm welcome steve this is a line from moscow front since joining the u.k. and said this is to libya to advise rebel forces but moving to breaking the stalemate between pro and anti gadhafi factions are the two months of clashes. amid reports from longer on how the decision is being ju

hemos creado todo un collage al estilo de andy warhol. le pones el celofÁn. >> es un celofÁn!edado. >> quÉ belleza. >> acÁ el Último, son los chips que se llaman de pantÓn. los consigue en las ferreterÍas. >> acÁ lo que hicimos es que simplemente cortamos el pedazo que saca los nÚmeros y los nombres y las marcas y luego puedes utilizar el lienzo blanco. si quieres hacer los colores, lo puedes hacer. escogÍ todos del mismo grado y los peguÉ todos. pero obviamente hacer solo uno queda muy moderno, fÁcil y lindo. y luego lo tapamos. y tarÁn. >> quÉ belleza. con la parte de atrÁs. >> dÓnde podemos buscar mÁs informaciÓn? >> todo en univisiÓn delicioso. com y no te pierdas delicioso los sÁbados, y tambiÉn estamos en on demand. si te perdiste los episodios estamos ahÍ. >> no hay pretexto para poner a volar nuestra informaciÓn. >> chiqui y raÚl quÉ tanto se rÍen. >> son muy pocas las veces que tenemos para compartir con lupillo. >> hay que estar a la altura. >> es un hombre muy inteligente porque dicen que los hombres que tienen la frente ancha son muy inteligentes. >> pero lupillo n

by contrast, the book describes as a dangerous misjudgment the "post-cold warhol day from strategic thought that characterized much of the 1990's." and the book contrasts this notably with the strategic thinking of one of our main competitors, a rising china. the book says, and i'll quote, "unlike many western policymakers, the chinese make a practice of thinking several moves ahead while they look to take advantage." the book notes that the chinese to this day live by the writings of a fifth century b.c. writer, zhu, who was a long range strategic thinker and it quotes from him. it says, "be extremely mysterious, sun zhu writes, even to the point of soundlessness." by the way, mr. secretary, when it comes to being extremely mysterious, do you really think the chinese have a lot to teach vice president cheney? as part of the kind of strategic thinking we need, the book talks about the importance of avoiding mirror imaging, that is how we our enemy sees a problem, not how we see it. as pete highlighted, the related problem, a related theme in the book is the problem with intelligence. as ano

and then of course, andy warhol that did a succession of these images in 1986, and there are parts of this, commercial uses. and forget about mcdonald's at the moment but i like the mtv flag. and using the nasa image and imposing mtv on it in the early 1980s as that cable station began to broadcast. and while not using that logo on mtv, they still give out the musical awards and here is one with the logo on the moon that is handed out to musicians every year. and we have one in the collection. and, of course, lots of other things like this, including hideous ties. there is pride and progress associated with all of this apollo imagery. and the images of this have suggested important things. and i have quotes from senator abraham ribbonhof, men can visit the moon and no limit of what they can do. and that's a version of the, and you can fill in the blank, if we can put a man on the moon, why can't we -- whatever. and that has become a very standard trove in american society since the moon landing since we have used it over and over again. and my rendition of that is if we can put a man

jackson pollock in france i'd were having conversation toward andy warhol and don cage dined at a nearby table, not the bobby notice. he just liked the pub food the restaurant served. it was a shepherd's pie kind of place and the anonymity that came from sitting among people who preferred document are celebrities rather than taking note of chess prodigy days. we slid into the third boost from the board and ordered bottles of beer. but we sure this didn't question bobbie sage, even though he had just turned 17 and wasn't legally old enough. 18 as you remember was the limit at that time. but he looked like he was 18. bobby knew the selection without looking at the menu. he tackled an enormous slab of prime rib, which he consumed in a matter of minutes, as if he was -- if he were a heavyweight boxer enjoying his last meal before the big faith. he just received his during the lull in the conversation, since he didn't talk much and wasn't embarrassed by long silent as i asked, bobby, how are you going to prepare for this tournament? i always wanted to know how you did it. he seemed unusually

then, of course, andy warhol who did a succession of these day glow images, and they've been proliferatedsince that time. there's other parts of this, commercial universities, i particularly -- commercial uses, and i particularly like the mtv flag. there's a whole story about using the nasa image and superimposing the low go on it in the early 1980s as that cable station began to broadcast, and while they are not using that particular logo too much on mtv, they still give out the music awards, and here you can see one of those which is the astronaut with the mtv logo on the moon handed out to musicians every year, and we have one in the collection that was flown. of course, lots of other things like this including a really hideous tie. [laughter] there's pride in progress associated with all this apollo imagery and the iconic pieces of this suggested very important things, and i got a couple of quotes that i would call your attention too. senator abraham, if men can visit the moon, and we now know that we can, then there's no limit to what else we can do. suggesting that's the really mean

jackson pollock in france i'd were having conversation toward andy warhol and don cage dined at a nearby table, not the bobby notice. he just liked the pub food the restaurant served. it was a shepherd's pie kind of place and the anonymity that came from sitting among people who preferred document are celebrities rather than taking note of chess prodigy days. we slid into the third boost from the board and ordered bottles of beer. but we sure this didn't question bobbie sage, even though he had just turned 17 and wasn't legally old enough. 18 as you remember was the limit at that time. but he looked like he was 18. bobby knew the selection without looking at the menu. he tackled an enormous slab of prime rib, which he consumed in a matter of minutes, as if he was -- if he were a heavyweight boxer enjoying his last meal before the big faith. he just received his during the lull in the conversation, since he didn't talk much and wasn't embarrassed by long silent as i asked, bobby, how are you going to prepare for this tournament? i always wanted to know how you did it. he seemed unusually

he put a portrait of elizabeth taylor by andy warhol up for sale.hes, if they create value for society. after all, they didn't build microsoft or invent the iphone. >> once in a while a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. >> reporter: the fund managers argue that they play an important role in the capitalist system. they also point out that they pay themselves little in salary and unlike some corporate ceos only dole we well if their inve have a good year. matt? >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> still ahead, a woman who claims a botched cosmetic surgery left her unable to close her eyes all the way. that's coming up after your local news. you're getting calls from his teacher he's impulsive in class. and his inattention makes focusing on homework tough. i know how it is because my son has adhd too. i didn't know all i could do to help manage his adhd. our doctor suggested a treatment plan with non-stimulant intuniv. [ male announcer ] once daily non-stimulant intuniv has been shown to reduce adhd symptoms. don't tak