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very loose, not like the chinese were close-knit family. so when the children grow up, no matter how far away you go, you always come back. it's a big family. we were told that american parents are very ruthless. they just raise their kids to 18 years old, they kick them out. they come back and charge them represent. you know, that's what everybody -- you know, i remember my mother would be saying, oh, think about how hard they would have to beat you up thinking you have to look at the western family, they just kick you out. so this was the impression. even i think a lot of people now in china, they think that american families much more -- chinese are the model families, we're very close. and the way we express ourselves more, the parent makes all kind of sacrifices. even though we said i love you. i never heard my mother throughout her whole life say i love you. but they do love you through other ways. we just feel like so faithful americans, they say, oh, i love you so much, and when they're 18 years old, they kick them out. and when they come back, you know, we

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she said no idea that 60 marijuana plants were growing behind her house. >> just right through here. i saw it coming this way. and it was low. and i was like oh, my gosh... [ laughter ] >> going to crash in my backyard. i got a bunch of men with guns and i'm home alone. >> well, the national guard troops told her what they were doing and then they seized the evidence and left. whole thing -- >> a lot of questions about that. >> odd. >>> season 2 of the jeremy kyle show starts in less than a week. >> coming up after the break, the witty british host joins us live in studio with a preview of what to expect next. >> later, you don't want to miss -- there she is, r&b singer tamia perform a song from her new album beautiful surprise. heavy load in america. butut mit romney plan, a middle class to $2,000 more a year in taxes. multi-millionaires like himself hits the middle class harder... bigger break. forward for america? this message. ♪[ music ] ♪ raindrops are falling on my head ♪ >> isn't this a happy little song? >> tune is upbeat and happy but that picture certainly is not. ♪ [ music

of the house what they found inside the control of marijuana plants at 24 in his backyard, some were growingan the fans in. >>> in the summertime you can release mellon >>> she has lived here 15 years, and says these signs were there with the smells i fans is wrapped in plastic so no one could see and it was clear that what was groin not to average garden and marijuana the tip of the iceberg >>> it's beyond pot, if there is matt garrett a lot of gang fighting, it is sad >>> authorities found evidence of cocaine math guns and $25,000 cash that authorities believe was fuelling gang activity >>> i'd like to move now you never know what will happen next >>> christin ayers cbs 5 >>> campaign 2012 president obama and mitt romney but romney spend millions on their campaigns another candidate flies under the radar roseanne barr, the comedian in oakland tonight reporter juliette goodrich on her message to voters. >>> comedian and former tv star roseanne barr running for president as the peace and freedom party candidate. bart telling voters she wants to legalize marijuana >>> the night can get twice

. >> hinojosa: so you were growing up in panama, pretty humble background. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: poor. >> yes. >> hinojosa: but your parents were very much involved in music, your father. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so talk about those memories of what you were hearing in panama. what was your life in music as a young boy growing up? >> well, my father was in love with cuban pianists. actually, lino frias, he was in love with a lot of the great artists from panama. but mainly piano players. and he actually introduced me to a fantastic pianist from puerto rico called papo lucca. and my father would sing to me, like, tumbaos, like, (imitates tumbao pattern) when i was a kid, like... (plays tumbao pattern) and we would be all day doing that. >> hinojosa: and that's a tumbao. >> that's a tumbao, that's a tumbao. he would be all day saying, "check out how he changed," if he made a little change like (plays altered tumbao pattern). "look at those nes," from early on. you know, i was early on with my percussion, with my cowbell, with my clave. you know, in the morning, at breakfast, we would be si

we were growing fish to ten pounds a year where a snapper gross to a pound a year. higher energy environments. fish are constantly swimming. they're not couch potatoes, and it just results in a cleaner, fresher tasting fish. it is firmer meat. so overall the quality is just outstanding. while we were diving on the cage, we all came out an to our surprise, a large whale shark was circling around outside of the cage. so it is always a treat to see those animals out there. it's -- not many people get to see them because they often inhabit those open ocean waters pretty well offshore. whale sharks are actually animals cobia are found schooling with. cobia will follow whale sharks in nature. that just demonstrates that that's where they naturally thrive. it is kind of awe-inspiring to in the water around an animal that big. i love to go inside and just kind of lay down and look up at the silhouette of the fish with the sun behind them and it is just a nice place to be. 6 we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it m

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if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be immortal doesn't have to be eternal. it will go until midnight or close there to. certainly we will be out of here early friday morning at 8:30. those numbers come out. and that will be after the confetti and the balloons if there

if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be immortal doesn't have to be eternal. it will go until midnight or close there to. certainly we will be out of here early friday morning at 8:30. those numbers come out. and that will be after the confetti and the balloons if there

you were growing up as an american girl, and i think one the things that people are fascinated by about you is the fact that you actually... you could make this decision to say, "i was lisa... i am, or was lisa halaby, an american girl, but i could also be this, i could also be royalty of someplace else." this ability to basically say, "i could be someone else," change your identity, is really quite extraordinary. >> well, first of all, it was my husband who changed the identity in the way you described it, with a title, et cetera. i grew up as a young girl in this country of arab heritage, and very interested in my arab roots through my father's side. but i grew up... he worked for president kennedy, for example, as his federal aviation administrator, and actually reached the highest level of a minority, i believe, in the us government at that stage. and so i grew up wanting... infused by the spirit of the kennedy administration, of the civil rights movement, of the peace corps. my heroes were people like president kennedy, martin luther king, and i wanted to join the peace corps. i di

. >> bullying takes on a much bigger pale now than it did when we were growing up. i think it's important for students to have a consciousness about what is bullying. because once you realize what it is, students will step up. >> beginning next week, 13,000 students in the oakland public school district will also see the film. >>> arson investigators in antioch are looking into five suspicious fires started near each other over the last 24 hours. two of the fires were at a strip mall on sycamore drive in lr street. the exterior wall of a 99 cent store was burned, along with some bushes and trees. that was just after 10:30 last night. an hour earlier, a tree caught fire a few blocks away near antioch high school. fire officials say it appears that all five fires were arson. >>> b.a.r.t is ready to spend some money after announcing a budget surplus. a good amount of the money will be spent on pigeons, specifically the droppings they leave behind. they have played recordings of hawks and put up metal spikes to keep the boards away. but that hasn't really solved the pro

they were growing in her garden one of them even weighed 300 lbs..was punctured with a lawn umbrella. several times. the smaller 75 lb. was also destroyed. she is just mad. >> i was furious. i was just so mad that anybody what do this. who would do this. my neighbors, by and say that we would love to grow those. >> i was extremely angry. she was crying and sad. why would somebody do this? >> clearly, this is a situation where they were just being a jerk. now there is a $1,000 reward. >> still ahead. look at it this terrifying moments caught at a monster truck rally. and thousands of fans in petaluma are honoring their little league champions. signing autographs. big shots >> welcome back. the big stories with east palo alto invested piecin investigating a stabbing and one man was killed with an officer involved shooting in vallejo. they were patrolling near copper crawl i've. one man was killed and another injured in an officer-involved shooting two officers were on patrol in the 100 block of pepper -- at about 4:30 a.m., two men were spotted sitting

a year ago, chinese exports were growing by almost 25%. in japanthe economy there grew at only half the rate seen earlier this year. between april and june, the japanese economy expanded just 0.7%. joseph tanious is global market strategist at j.p. morgan funds. joe, how does any federal reserve action this week impact global stock investors? >> well, i think if you think about equity markets in general and ris ago sets, they tend to do well when you hear of more easing from central banks around the world. as a matter of fact, you think about what we have seen over the past few weeks, the economic data has no doubt been disappointing. however you have had sort of coordinated central bank easing, not only from the fed here in the u.s. but also the central bank in europe, you know, which has really helped propel stocks a little higher if you are asking me what it will do for its u.s. economy, i question how it will really impact economic growth when interest rates are at incredibly low levels. >> tom: maybe the economic impact and its risk a

hip hop and went back to the happy go lucky type of stuff that we are more accustomed to when we were growing up, there would be some other influence that infiltrate a parent that doesn't know how to set the proper boundaries. are we talking about hip hop or a lack of parental control? i think a lot of times when we jump on hip hop it's really a broader context in terms of parental control. parents that let their kids dress too young and do things like that. >> i would like to interject. is that parental control? of course that is true. i think media is playing an important role is that they are fantasiesing. and that is why the children are getting attracted to it earlier and earlier. if you look add the fashion styles. the fashion they are copying and even the mannerism how they walk. >> at what age do you think it's appropriate to listen to music with rappers? >> it just depends on the child. some children like i said my children they started listening to it at an earlier stage but i never saw that in them copying of imitating. >> it's usual unusual for young people to try to mimic or copy

when barack and i were growing up, there was an implicit understanding in america. onsibility, you'd get a fair shot at a better life. and the values, the values behind that bargain, were the values that has shaped both us. and many, many of you. and today those same values are barack's guiding star. folks, i've watched him. he has never wavered. he never, never backs down. he always steps up and he always asks in either one of thos critical meetings the same fundamental question, how is this going to affect the average american? how is this going to affect people's lives? that's what's inside this man. that's what makes him tick. that's who he is. [ applause folks, because of the decisions he has made, and the incredible strength of the american people, america has turned the corner. the worst job loss since the great depression. we've since created 4.5 million private sector jobs in the last 29 months. as i mentioned at the outset, four years ago we were hit hard. you saw, you saw your retirement accounts drained, the equity in your homes vanished, jobs lost along

actually i watched the occupy movement grow. we werebout it last september and october, and i picked up the phone when i decided to make a movie and i called andrew bright bart. he was the one goi who followed the occupy movement from the beginning. knew its origins and knew the seedy under side. and was really the lynch pin from the conservative movement side to force people to talk about it and acknowledge that these are sh -- this is a dangerous organization. >> i said andrew is a bunch of dirty hippies. >> andrew dwot it right away. andrew got it right away. >> i guess i don't have to ask your position on occupy. >> this is not pbs. >> what was andrew's involvement with this? how did you work with him? >> you know, from the moment i talked to him on the phone the very first time he was engaged. he knew what occupy was, what it consisted of, and the danger it posed to america. the danger to the free market system and to our very democracy. he was the driving force. when steve decided to make the film with us, you know, he knew what h

heard that critique more than once, and what you've just laid out is that the government, when you were growing up, had no greater priority than to make sure that its citizenry was educated, and i'm a recipient of that myself. but what do you say to people who say we have tried over and over again the process of throwing money at the problem and it's not working. it's not solving anything. >> well, it is working. my wife and i spend a lot of time following the roughly 10 years ago 2,000 schools that were producing most of the dropouts, and we now have seen that those 2,000 schools are down to 1,600. so they can be improved. but it's not just throwing money. some of the programs that president bush put in place and that president obama has continued with are starting to show progress. my wife is running a program through the america's promise alliance called grad nation, holding summits all across the country to make sure that the resources in a community not just money but time and talent and other things that our community can bring to the educational process are being well used. a number of t

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nicki schultz said she had no idea 60 marijuana plants were growing behind her house. >> i saw it comings way and it was low and i was like oh, my god. it's going to crash in my backyard. i got a bunch of men with guns and i'm home alone. >> the national guard troops told schultz what they were doing, then seized the evidence and left. >>> coming up on the news edge at 11:00 we'll take you live down to charlotte a day before the democratic national convention officially kicks off. >> plus president obama travels to louisiana to get a first hand look at the remnants of isaac. >> and history could be in the making in chicago. thousands of teachers are prepared to strike if the city doesn't agree to a new contract coming up on the news edge at 11:00. i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working ar

>> the key factor was in the reagan years, jobs were growing very rapidly.nd even the number of people on disability fell. food stamps fell, unemployment, insurance payments fell. during the obama years, if you take all 120 welfare programs that are spending $1 trillion over and over and over again under president obama, those programs have exploded. because the administration is clearly promoting these benefits. for example, if you look on the health and human services. they urge their employees to have parties to give away food, to play bingo to get people to come in and sign up for food stamps. >> senator, isn't that -- i agree with that 100%. >> very unusual. very unusual. >> the heart of the philosophical difference, okay, reagan was for small limited government and lower tax rates. president obama seems to be for larger government, which frankly we can't pay for, and more government dependency. am i being too hard about more government dependency in? >> the bottom line is the reagan program providing incentives for people who work, save and invest work

just after 7 that this morning early and more synfuel home going south on average were not growing ease some of however toward women continuing towards east on highway 80. their mission in the at the mission church. the justice bit 6391 and leisure time road. it should be overrun 1130. chp because traffic breaks are run robins when this a procession like this. >>> not too bad if you're heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. just your overnight road work as porters slow you down. no big accidents. " how much more traffic and much more in the morning drive coming out. >>> cut in that but 60s across the board approved an absolute as was the field of students to rise and shine patchy fog and hickeys along the coast. we're talking up the hottest of the work week. his smile across the bay and the peninsula. he wore a hot conditions existing in the inland areas. hall we will become at fault for lead into the trustees in cities of the beaches. 66 degrees and 7 cisco average price but around 70 pretty. ha been through greece and center grows up. >>> a couple from the bay area at sellable in t

like a farm person that i am, if you had a field growing green, green grass, and some areas were not growing, what would you do differently? people would say we would fertilize it more, pay more attention to that area. that is what we have to do. we have to green the red zone. >> so it is a question of treating all the youngsters equally? >> no, it is quite the opposite. equal outcome -- you want the same outcome, to the college and career ready. you not only want them to get a diploma, you want it to translate into somebody -- into something that somebody wants to buy. you might have to do a differentiated way to go about doing that in your delivery system. we found that good teachers with the children who are most economically impacted, good teachers with the children that move around, and good teachers with the high expectations of what it was going to take and reasonable class size and good resources. >> i was reading an article last night about finland, and they were talking about finland, saying after the wars and such, that they predicated their economic recovery on an investme

nicky schultz says she had no idea 60 marijuana plants were growing behind her house. >> i saw it cominghis way. it was low. and i was like oh, my god. i've got a bun of of men with guns and i'm home alone. >> a little freaky. >> the gatt guard troop told schultz what they were doing. >> all that time, head no clue. >> until the helicopter and the men with guns came out of the shopper. >> that was an interesting day, i'm sure. the guiness folks are going to give a record for anything apparently these days. >> what is a record-breaking cheeseburger look like and how does it taste? plus, what can kids expect in the weather demeanor as they wait at the bus stop or walk to school this morning. tucker barnes is back in a minute with the forecast. we know it will be a hectic day on the road. julie wright has tuesday's commute. >> we continue to share your back to school pictures this morning. take a look at this cutie. she is adorable. chloe who attends the head start program in friendly, maryland. she likes reading and loves to write her name as well. don't forget you can upload your child's

as many of your listeners know, there were times when women cannot even grow. there were times when women, when they got pregnant were fired from their jobs. feminists had to be congratulated for having moved the goalpost and changed all that, change the culture in the workplace. but now, feminists want to move the goalposts further and say that there is discrimination if there is no equal outcome. discrimination at 50% of ceos are not women. there is even discrimination and construction -- 50% of women being construction workers. men and women make different choices in the work sections. they make different choices in education. you see one young man majoring in math and science. one young women majoring in, actually gender studies, literature, fields that are not going to pay as well as math and science. when they enter the workplace, you see more women going into nonprofits and working shorter hours and you see more men in investment banks and computer science. there isn't any reason that these two groups should be paid the same if they make different choices