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stellar growth rates you would think that would have a trickle- down effect but a number of people out of wk in berlin is mo on p with portugal or greece, an average of 14%. however, one group is expanding at a phenomenal rate, and that is a creative freelancers. berlin has become a magnet for the independently minded and free spirited. affordability, safety, and young population give artists and singers atmosphere they need to develop their talents. our next report looks at 3 creative types who of come to berlin to live out their dreams. >> berlin -- capital of the creative class. 170,000 people work here in the creative sector, living off of their art for ways to apply it. and they are very much a global community. >> my name is -- i am a singer and i live in berlin. from london. >> i am ricardo, from columbia -- colombia. >> i'm a lebanese artist. >> espen the singer, ricardo the designer, saiid the painter. three artists in berlin. ricardo has found a setting for his offbeat creations. >> berlin is an -- fantastic city for any kind of art and all forms of artistic expression, and despite

th prostsegan five wks ago. they've escalated, president bashar aad h made a series of concessions as wells lifting the cntry's emergency law. he's ford a new govement released some detainees d fired so loc officialless. all moves dismissed by proteste asosmetic and t littleoo late. >> now he has attemed reforms, found they haven'tad a recepte auence and it hasn't stemmed pula mobilizatio in evy onofyria major cities iludi damass itself. only real cose of actn, one that's open to him wh a loyal, unified army, is to initiat what will a blood bath. >> could he try making further reformsut risk having tse interpreted asweakness. moloodshed is likely to radicalize opponen. bash ass is n facing a unpredented and growing challenge tois rule. >> foreign journalists he being deni accs toyria. we he beenonitingvent fromeighring lebanon and i oke to a reporter fromhere a ort me ago. this looksike e deadlie day of the syrian uprisinget. how do you -- howo you asse the presidt's position n sn now? he'sn very difficult posit

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theyan wk to rman ha psintbahi tha th cbe ackmaid b yelling the word "shutdown." i think they should try to find ways to pass continuing resolutions that can be signed, but i don't think they can allow president obama to reject the outcome of the 2010 election and dictate in his terms what he'll do. >> howard, i found this surprising. newt gingrich i expected to go up there and tell them go ahead, shut it down if you have to. i expected him to talk really tough. he was talking to house republican freshmen, and he told them to avoid a shutdown. >> oh, newt, where art thou? it was very interesting at the congressional dinner here in town last night, lawrence. a lot of the republican jokes at that dinner were about newt gingrich. i don't know if you noticed that. about the fact that he seems to be all over the lot issuewise. you know, newt gingrich used to be clear if controversial. now he's neither. and i think that was the wafflingest statement i've heard newt make in a whole series of waffling statements in recent months. that's of no help to the republicans up th

right now the big issue for governments is you've got to balance the budget and you've got to make it wks. cities like our nation have been crushed by debt right now. >> charlie: what are you going to do about that. >> each one of those problems we came in and said our goal to go make newark a testimony to the nation. short of a test for renovation and reform trying to meet our challenges. >> charlie: so newark becomes a laboratory for change. >> exactly. so we've been able, in every one of those categories we've been able to make some pretty impressive strides even in my own view because of bringing sectors together within our city and a lot of folks without our city coming together just creates some pretty special things. so whether it's dealing with crime and focusing on exo fenders who are coming home and breaking down those recidivism rates, finding young people and new solutions to empower their geniuses. whether it's looking at things that are innovative around education or healthcare. this is a place now why you have local pushes with venture philanthropists with government partne

instead of putting people back to wk, they are trying to lock women out of planned parenthood health centers. that will not help the economy. it will not save the government a single dime. we will not stand for that. we have heard from more than 800,000 peoe around the country who told the congress no to blocking access to doctors and nurses at planned parenthood health centers, no advancing political program at the expense of our health. we are standing tall today. we are united. weome with a single goal to make our voices heard. [applause] as all of these negotiations and discussions are taking place and are coming down to the wire, we are hereo say, "no compromise on family planning. if no compromise on planned parenthood. and noompromise on women's health." i will leave you with this last thought -- we are joined by ed harris. he starred in "apollo 13." we have awakened a sleeping giant. and hundreds of thousands of people across this country are standing up and saying do not women's itics with health if you remember on apollo 13 when it looked like the astronauts could not be sa

ribbon panel together headed by tom ridge the first head of the -- that is the new guy cong up next wk. the first tsa and also -- but we also have david frum fedex. they know a lot about moving things and where things are. we had security experts. we had -- stephen had the civil liberties folks and we had every group take a look at it and we basically came to the conclusion, the panel did that we have to have based trusted traveler program and to have a trusted traveler program that means who is going to run it? that parhas o be governed right. you the databases and you have to have the information and you also, i would like to agree he but my concern is one of the things we found is inconsistency. the problems you have is in one airport you have to do this and another airport you have to do that so we do think that you have to have a consistent program. maybe you could run it with the airport but we do have a data. the second thing ithas to be voluntary, the civil liberties union folks went berserk on a lot of things but we basically set him at the bottom line is i will give up my hig

about a wk to ten days later theyalled me back and said, no problem, we checked all our records, everything is fine. well, at was good. i felt good about that because i had been visiting her regularly and everything was good. about a week later, i got a call from an army officer saying, we have a problem. he explained it this way, and i have here a picture of the three grave sites that were affected by this. there's my wife's as an army staff sergeant and a navy commander's wife. what he tolde was the wife of the army staff sergeant had her husband's grave site dug up to prove that he was, in fact, buried there. and when they dug it up, they found a wooden casket, only he had been buried in a metal casket. and somehow they realized that my wife had been buried in a wooden casket and so they went one grave site over and dug in my wife's grave site and it was empty. so they went one grave site the other way and they found the urn the woman had been yes mated for the wife of the navy commander and dug deeper and found the staff sergeant's casket. my understanding is that he is now buried somew

hoinducedin com a cngos les el spwe l chiltr wk anecc r p.st umi uneday. t to you.we head into tomorrow. 50s though for today. 54 in sunnyvale, along the peninsula, still in the 50s as well. 52 degrees from san francisco through novoda. could get a quarter inch of rain in the bay. >> south is looking better. 85 is jammed past saratoga. let's look at oakland. live look north past the coliseum, things are thinning out past the coliseum. on the maps, we don't see the red we saw there. the toll plaza has a bit of a backup, there's a sigalert here on highway 37. >>> more news an half hour. "today" show returns in less than a minute. have a great morning! >>> jewel? >> yeah? >> i have been wanting to tell you that i -- that i -- [ choking ] >> how sweet? you're getting choked up. oh! you're choking! okay. all right. [ grunting ] >> ha! if that blue macaw named jewel sounds familiar it's actress anne hathaway in her new role in "rio." she's also gearing up to play cat woman in the new batman film. i can only imagine what she'll look like in the cat suit. we'll catch up wit

it's a basic premise in this republic no pay for no wk. i'm very proud of the work that we have done. and i implore, i implore my colleagues to contact their senators and get them to do something. something. this is what we have from the senate so far, madam speaker. we deserve better. the american people deserver. and the senate can do better. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 194 the bill is considered as read and the previous question is ordered. the question is on engrossment and third reading of the bill. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the cler a bill to prevent the shut down of the government of the united states and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the -- >> i have a the motion to reconsider to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota rise? is the gentleman opposed to