. >> there was a teambuilding workshop going on yesterday. >> he is a salesforce employee who is with roughly 20 other workers in the areas of the park. he took three trips to ferry the people back to the marina area here, and it was a privately owned boat that they brought to the park. >> that's when things went wrong. >> that is when we believe the weight of the boat started taking on water. >> it should have only carried four to six people but there were a on board and none were wearing life vests. >> they got into the water and swam towards the shoreline but it wasn't until later that they discovered one person was missing. >> salesforce is aware that there is an investigation into an incident but we have no additional information to share at this time. >> he has been in the united states for about seven months and is on a visa from india. >> well now to oregon, where we are learning more about the nine people killed at umpqua community college. family and friends of the victims gathered to talk about what they saw and how they are feeling. they lined up at the fairgrounds where g

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how would you describe what a workshop, what do you do here? >> we do design, miniatures, prosthetic, costumes, and vehicles. >> reporter: despite his success winning three more oscars, taylor is still energized and ready for a new challenge ass we enter the workshop in welllington. >> up above us is a one to one scale. this train is from the second "zorro" movie. the client wanted to see an explosion like no explosion he had ever seen so the explosion was so big the last piece of debris took 14 minutes after the explosion. >> reporter: he's just as excited by movie memorabilia. >> this is the armor that we built for "the king of rohan." detail the inside of the armor. >> reporter: as by the tools of his trade. >> this is a sandblaster, sandblast all the weapons. he is making some sort ofrash dummy. >> reporter: there was a time you thought about make it in the business it automatically meant hollywood. how did it tern to new zealand halfway around the globe. >> you don't have to be at the heart of the industry, you have to be at the heart of a

michelle obama hosted local middle school children at a song writing workshop where they heard from mewrty, kev mo and the great smoky robinson. >> i'm sure none of these folks up here ever dreamed they would be playing a concert for the president of the united states. >> reporter: the students worked with the artists to write their music and perform their original songs. ♪ >> reporter: all meant to inspire the next generation of musicians. >> i am blessed enough to have gotten the chance to live my dream. and all of you in here have dreams. and i just say to you pursue them. >> reporter: so maybe one day they can go from a song writing workshop to performing in front of the president. ♪ i guess you'd say >> he arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. ♪ my girl my girl. my girl. >> oh, that is just fantastic music. thank you so much, ar let. >> how cool is that. >> it is pretty wonderful. you can see it on pbs january 8th at 9:00 p.m. >> usher is on it, yeah, man. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news

we'll have different workshops, informational educational seminars and resources to give to family members. >> what's the timetable on this? >> right now we're looking at finishing the construction by december, and we're looking at trying to open in later january. so right now any interested persons who would like to apply to contact our program director and her number is area code 415-931-2294. that's our san francisco office. and we'll be accepting applications from december. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about live. interesting that live when it first started it was trying to get more of the young people involved and then in a certain way that's ironic it's become so successful that a lot of the people who had been going to it has been going to it for years and now no longer the young people in the community. how has it changed from the early goals to now? >> now, the important aspect is to try to reach out to the younger again regulates because kimochi has supported intergenerational working relationships with programming so it's very important to get the next generation, the young

the workshop will help people prepare for the "connect with employees" career fair. it will pair them with employers in the fields of business... health care... and transportation. the event is november 5th... also at "d-macc" southridge. it runs from five to eight p-m. iowa state university is auctioning off a lifetime of collectibles from an alumna... like this, weve never done, we havent weve collected items from through out the campus, weve got president hiltons desk. the items were donated to the university by alumna donna howard of oregon. howard died last year. her collection includes a civil war sword... explorer books from the 17 hundreds... and lots of old paintings... she passed away, 1952 graduate of iowa state, and she gave her entire estate to us. some of the foundation people and museum people went out and we ended up bringing back a truck load of paintings. the sale starts tomorrow... and runs through sunday. we put details about the times and location on our website... "who tv dot com." we're just two days away from beggar's night... and some of you

francis lebeda is a 76-year-old cedar rapids man who, like of lot of retirees, has a workshop. but unlike most people who use their workshop to do odd jobs around the house, francis uses his to make movie props. for "bridge of spies", he created a special coin the soviet spy uses in the movie to hide his secrets. stacey: now let's check back in with frank live at the blank park zoo for the opening night of night eyes. frank: we're tonight at the blank park zoo. things just got started at 5:30. plenty of people filtering in. they must have got the handset tonight was going to be a perfect fall night. let's take a look at current temperatures. 65 in des moines. clarion i-59 degrees. the story today has been the wind. a little gusty at times of the north and northwest. as we head through the night tonight, they will start to call down a little bit. we see the sunshine today and the winds a littleezy out of the north. otherwise, a perfect fall evening. low 60's by 7:00. upper 40's by 11:00. it will be a chilly night tonight with those clear skies. look at your wake up temperature t

of the workshop is available on our website. so this is just an example of some of the studies that mark and carrie provided. they were looking at different what would be the maximum development potential on the site if we build it to code and the seawall and adding the dpw site and as an alternative what the site could look like if certain characteristics were taken into account and not building out to that and the community context so the development objectives at this time we're including family and senior housing now that we have the inclusion of the dpw site which will be 20% of the units are former homeless households and the agency and department of public health and looking for 150 units across both sites and providing 25% of the units for moderate income households to the extent there is funding available from local resources. there is a $310 million housing bond on the ballot and one of the programs in the bond is a middle income housing program so if it passes we will provide rental housing actually on the site. and t

so, the budget workshops will be the next opportunity for you to see, you know, so we had a business plan, how are we moving forward with that, how is that integrating and the point i made about needing to make sure that the cleanpowersf program and as we implement it is staying true to our indenture statements is also part of that because we need to structure -- we need to figure out clearly how we want to best structure cleanpowersf within our budget, so you'll see implementation opportunities and opportunities to influence are going forward steps there the budget workshops we'll be holding as well. >> okay, i just don't want to be stuck making a budget decision without plenty of advance review of those, it sounds like cca, it's not that far off, but also our general business plan as well and whether they're connected or separate feels like there's implications. >> yes, and we're taking the two workshops that we presented our business plan on, we're turning that into a narrative document, we're trying to make sure it's not so long that no one reads it, but we'll bring that to you o

michelle obama hosted middle scol children at a songwriting workshop where they heard from trumbo shorty, keb' mo' and the great smokey robinson. >> and i'm sure none of these folks here ever dreamed that they'd be playing a concert for the president of the united states. >> reporter: the students workeded one-on-one with the artists to perform their original songs. hey hey hey hard work for play >> reporter: all meant to inspire the next generation of musicians. >> i am blessed enough to have gotten t chance to live my dream, and all of you in here have dreams, and i just say to you, pursue them. >> reporter: so maybe one day they can go from a songwriting workshop to performing in front of the president. i guess you'd say >> reporter: arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. my girl my girl my y girl [ applause ] >> ah, what a night. anwe should say that the show will air on pbs january 8th at 9:00 p.m. eastern, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great thursday.orning iowa starts now "

michelle obama hosted middle school children at a workshop where they heard from trumbo shorty and the great smokey robinson. >> and i'm sure none of these folks up here ever dreamed that they'd be playing a concert for the president of the united stat. >> reporter: the students worked one-on-one with the artists to write their own music and perform their original songs. hey hey hey hard work for play >> reporter: all meant to inspire the next generation of musicians. >> i am blessed enough to have gotten the chance to live my dream and all of you in here have dreams and i just say to you, pursue them. >> reporter: so maybe one day they can go from a songwriting workshop to performing in front of the president. i guess you'd say >> reporter: orletz signs, abc news, the white house. my girl my girl my girl [ applause ] >> ah, what a night.

the workshop is in partnership with the united states hispanic the workshop is in partnership with the united states hispanic leadership institute. ñÑ the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. >> members of the department of environmental protection surveyed the damage on the jersey shore. caused by the recent storm. a team of coastal engineers was joined by commissioner bob martin as they toured sea isle city today. commissioner martin says he saw significant damage to the dunes in atlantic city and cape may county. martin says he wants to get sand to the areas that need it most so they can get through the wintertime. but we'll have unlike winter weather. >> exactly. >> over the next few days good fortunately no, i storms on the horizon in the near future. today, beautiful. stormtracker 6 double scan showing nice and dry out there and the action cam tag a look today and seeing blue skies

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temporary workshops may have to be set up for the complex cases.all the various models, vw has to come up with thousands of fixes and they set aside $7 billion to handle the recall and will likely face steep fines from the epa for rig the diesel engines to trick smog detectors and allow those vehicles to emit pollution 10 to 40 times the legal limit. u.s. dealers were stunned with a stop sale order of all the affected vehicles. >> it's sad to think that a handful of people have taken us down this path. but together, we're going to work through this and we're going to come out better. i truly believe that. we have all the resources to make the customer whole and to make the dealer whole through this process. and i'm encouraged that we are going to be fine as we walk through it. >> reporter: california has about 55,000 affected vehicles. now, a couple at healdsburg filed a class action lawsuit since customers paid a premium for those so-called clean diesel engines. volkswagen has a website where you can plug in your v.i.n. number to see if your vehic

the dmv held over 200 workshops throughout the state and continued to do education about the state. -- throughout the state. part of why i am excited to participate today is because our conversations and our provideons did really great information that is not just sensationalizing the paper. they can help inform decisions of legislators. we are happy to learn from nevada. mr. hunter: we are very glad to provide that opportunity for all of you and everyone watching here as well. vien, weus, director heard about other state models from california and nevada. censure in the throes of making decisions to implement this program, which other states are standing out? what types of programs are you looking to implement in delaware? mr. vien: as we are implementing we are looking at california. we are trying to leverage their extensive research body they have the dmv because of the size -- the state the size of narcissistic couple of research managers. we're looking closely at maryland. they have already been doing this. and vermont is another state and connecticut is another statement that. w

sequence in october of 2015 the adoption of the action parking pack 2015-2016 operating quizzed workshops designed in fascination of the family of conference and also selection of a pack corridor going forward we have the following recommendations that will continue to develop recommendations through the years opportunities to speak in front of the board on a regular basis and encourage the school site leadership to have local african-american parents advisory committee currently at hilt crest and paul revere and others elementary school abraham lincoln high school and high school the initiatives within the african-american achievement and leadership and my brothers and sisters my brother's keeper to include the p k elementary school and high school as we like to thank mr. lane done dickey the assistants to the african-american leadership initiatives to emily wade chomz and ms. marshall thank you. >> (clapping.) we had one more slide. >> i must thank the committee for your report and hard work on the difficult issues and so glad to see the community coming around and helping us with with

this surveillance video shows people who might know something about the well known workshop instructor shot to death on a popular hiking trail in fairfax. >> stephanie chuang is live in fairfax this morning. police are calling those people persons of interest in this killing. >> reporter: they are. here at the trail you can see the crime scene tape is gone but there's a note posted by the marin county sheriff's office asking for the public's help in searching for these three persons of interest. they were around here 6:00 monday night when the deadly shooting happened. surveillance video in fairfax shows two of them, a man wearing a white hat with what appears to be a california bear on it and a woman with dreadlocks. now, deputies do not release images of the third person of interest but a man wearing a brightly colored t-shirt. the victim, 67-year-old steve carter was a well known instructor. he had recently come to say in marin county with friends along with his wife because she was getting breast cancer treatment here. search and rescue crews scoured the area in the open space look

they had over 200 workshops. legislators had a lot of interest in doing outreach and educate the community about it. the media played a key role. spanish media played a key role. at the staff level i have been very impressed with the amount of outreach that the of the has done and we are very pleased. >> i am austin from georgetown university. we are doing a research project on the rollout in d.c. we are interviewing individuals who are looking to apply for the license or who are in the process. we are asking them about some of the reasons you might be held back from doing it. what are some of the difficulties or why you are not applying? we are finding some people, whether or not it is rational, are afraid of coming out of the shadows to apply for this license. my question is for anybody on the panel. has there been any reports or evidence, i know it's hard to find, of police discriminating on the basis of seeing the mark of a license? i know you spoke to how state can't control everything as far as immigration

now, the victim, 67-year-old steve carter was a well known workshop instructor. recently couple to stay in marin county with friends along with his wife because she's been getting breast cancer treatment here. on a gofund me page, she wrote i'm beyond devastated to face this situation while going through intensive breast cancer treatment. this senseless death is incomprehensible to all of us. please hold steve and me close to your hearts and prayers. i'm shattered, shocked, enraged and so, so sad. look at this picture. investigators believe the victim's car was taken by the killer or killers. the car is a 2003 silver vw jetta hatchback with california license plate 6ppg662. do not approach the car if you see it because they believe whoever is in it is armed and dangerous. >> crucial clues. thank you. >>> a follow-up. a search for a missing tech worker is temporarily suspended. his family and co-workers now fear the worse. he was last seen near livermore on friday when he disappeared during a work outing for sales force. the boat he was in capsized and neither he

six years ago they launched a free senior workshop that is travel to all counties in indiana and reach over 200,000 elderly and their families. i appreciate that we have to take a multilevel approach in working on this, whether as whether as the federal, state or local levels. i do have to say when we think about retirement security and i talk about security a lot when i'm out talking with constituents, people often are embarrassed, they don't want to share if they have been scammed, i appreciate the work you are all doing. they don't want to share their families. they don't want to talk about and i might even take a while for them to realize it i am curious, i'm a former u.s. attorney and i'm curious if any other u.s. attorneys office in the civil division or criminal division are engaged? i know they are on identity theft and that's something we've been working on for a very long time as the justice department is working on it, i'm curious if any of you are working with any attorney's office on task forces or civil or criminal division? this is for any of you we have a criminal liais

the opd, whose name translates to the "workshop of semi- precious stones," has a storied history itselfting to the 16th century under the medici family, it produced the finest inlaid mosaic and stonework, using techniques that can still be found at its museum workshop in florence today. in the 20th century, it turned to conservation and, expanding into a renaissance-era fort after the 1966 flood, dramatically broadened its mission and scope. opd director marco ciatti: >> we needed new techniques. mainly the flood was the starting point with the new relationship with science. >> brown: around every corner a work by one master or another: a botticelli here, da vinci's "adoration of the magi" sitting on an easel over there. and more recent works: an early jackson pollack that's just arrived. it's part museum, part workshop, part hospital for threatened treasures. >> the dark areas are less dense, so that's where paint has been lost, and you can very clearly see the splits between the planks. >> brown: ton wilmering, an expert in wood restoration, showed me a large x-ray image of part of th

we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing.er classes basically in the shooting, ton the town at night, treasure island. there is a way for the programs exploring everyone who would like to spend the day on this program. >> hello, my name is jennifer. >> my name is simone. we are going on a field trip to take pictures up the hill. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon. >> actually, i have been here a lot. i have never looked closely enough to see everything. now, i get to take pictures. >> we want to try to get them to be more creative with it. we let them to be free with them but at the same time, we give them a little bit of direction. >> you can focus in here. >> that was cool. >> if you see that? >> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of thirds or

k through 12 a reminder the first round applications radio due january 15, 2016, and enrollment workshopsre held no november and december to assist the families with applications please check our website www..com sfusd ed u and lastly the discovery day is on saturday from 10 to 4:00 p.m. the ball park will be a survives wonderful land and this is event it is free-for-all families i'll encourage you a lot of interesting things tights free p free thirty thousand people and spread out all over the ball park to inspire and entertain all ages i found myself last year playing a couple of games there will be opportunity to meet local scientists and engineers along with a whole range of fun and entertainment so you'll we'll be represented with our very own steam booth on the field we encourage you to come we'll recognize the last announcement but i want to say that a huge thank you and appreciation to all of our administrators in san francisco urban identified this is administrator appreciation month towards the end of the month so surprised it's your month but we want to recognize that and thank

the dmv held over 200 workshops throughout the state. and continue to do education throughout the state. and part of why i'm excited to participate today here with pew is because our conversations and our discussions can really provide factual information that is not just sensationalized. so we were happy to learn from nevada. >> that's great. and we're very glad to provide that opportunity for all of you and everyone watching here, as well. i'd be curious director, you mentioned utah and we've heard a little bit more about other state models from california and nevada. since you're right in the throes of making decisions to implement this program, which other states are standing out, what types of programs are you looking to implement in it delaware and from whom? >> one of the states we're looking at is california, trying to leverage their extensive research because a state the size of ours, our research arm is a couple of managers. so we're looking closely at maryland, which is a neighboring state of ours who is already doing this. an

holding workshops for leaders around the developing world. today officials said they are encouraged by the progress being made saying more bishops are being proactive and asking for help. >> creating that culture of safety for children and for families to be aware of grooming, et cetera, et cetera. so we're hoping to also on the committee on health that i work on, there are a number of people from different countries where they haven't got these things about place. so it's how we adapt these programs to neat cultural needs. >> next month the head of the commission plans to continue the work by hosting a workshop with bishops across central america. >>> germany's warm welcome for refugees appears to be cooling off. coming up why german chancellor angela merkel appears to have promised too much and why the dentist who killed cecil the lion may not be charged. $ >> the cheap of the u.n. refugee agency is questioning the eu, to stem the flow of people into europe. he says it would be more effective if host countries would find work for the refuge

if halloween had elves they'd be brothers in law daniel saunders and ryan weimer - their workshop is ryan's garage "this foam is called l 200" by october 31st the foam will be fashioned into indominus rex from jurassic park and a spacecraft from guardians of the galaxy. "in the movie it's got these hands that can come out and grab stuff" 10 year old keaton weimer and his 3 year old brother bryce - ryan's sons - are the motivation and inspiration for the halloween magic... "it turns their life around for one day" "instead of being a kid in a wheelchair they're superstars" "they look forward to halloween they remember it forever" "yeah this is it" it all started with this pirate ship in back 2008... keaton was 3. "i was like this is amazing i want this experience for other families" ryan learned how to build taking courses online - through the stan winston school of character arts "terminator to alien versus predator they've done the real special effects" ryan got dome advice from stan winston designers as he created toothless for keaton last halloween while jayce was gronkle from how

she's the latest creation from the sesame street workshop and offers those living with autism or know someone who is, a character they can relate to - and perhaps break down great news for iowa's unemployment rate.it's dropped to three point six percent - that's a lot lower than the national average. and many manufacturing companies in the corridor say they *still have hundreds of open jobs open each year- but can't find trained workers to fill them. them.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live right now at an event that aims to inspire people to choose manufacturing. mellaney? tonight at kirkwood community college there are 15 booths related to manufacturing. that's 15 opportunities to learn about what's made here in the corridor and how to be a part of it. it.kirkwood staff say they work with a lot of local manuracturers who talk about how difficult it is to find skilled work.they say when people think about manufacturing...they think of what the industry looked like years ago.manufacturing is cleaner and more high tech than it used to be and something that can be made into a car

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to help with their cause the group, 50-50 in 2020, is holding workshops to educate prospective female candidates. the events will be held this comming january. look for more information as it approaches. stephanie/ots a record turn out last year, means some intense competition for this weekend's i-m-t des moines marathon. ten-thousand athletes from around the world ran the streets of des moines in 20-14. many of them will be returning to take on the route again this year... including philip lagat of kenya to defend his title. for the first time the race will be split to days. despite the record turn out last year, organizers say the numbers for this weekend are actually down. joe anderson "there's all kinds of other runs that are competitive, there's color runs, there's fun runs. there's run like that that probably contribute to that." stephanie: but looking at the lines downtown tonight of those preparing to run this weekend, you wouldn't know. part of the draw may be due to a marathon legend making an appearence. kathrine switzer was the first woman to ever run the boston marathon b

six years ago they launched a free senior workshop that is travel to all counties in indiana and reach over 200,000 elderly and their families. i appreciate that we have to take a multilevel approach in working on this, whether as whether as the federal, state or local levels. i do have to say when we think about retirement security and i talk about security a lot when i'm out talking with constituents, people often are embarrassed, they don't want to share if they have been scammed, i appreciate the work you are all doing. they don't want to share their families. they don't want to talk about and i might even take a while for them to realize it i am curious, i'm a former u.s. attorney and i'm curious if any other u.s. attorneys office in the civil division or criminal division are engaged? i know they are on identity theft and that's something we've been working on for a very long time as the justice department is working on it, i'm curious if any of you are working with any attorney's office on task forces or civil or criminal division? this is for any of you we have a criminal liais

so we had three dates for the exercise series we held last month, the planning review workshop. we looked at planned assumptions and worked with martha cohen and moving forward we're going to look next month in november 18th, good day tabletop exercise. this will be an opportunity to test our response plans locally, regionally as well with our federal agencies. reviewing a list of events, looking at the street closures, sanctioned events, maybe unsanctioned events knowing that a lot of this may change, but really for us we want to know how we can provide, if we have an alarm fire how go we send response and ingress/egress for emergency response vehicles? and then the third series of that would be the bad-day tabletop. we just want to focus really for this it's an opportunity to focus multi--level response, say for instance a natural or manmade incident, say an extreme weather event, how do we integrate response and response in a timely fashion? ultimately the objective for us is to test local and regional plan, santa clara and san mateo are all heavily involved and how to mainta

the man was part of a team- building workshop for a sales force.com and disappeared friday night. he was on a small fishing boat that sank and didn't make it to shore. >>> the u.s. coast guard and navy are continuing their search for a missing cargo ship. one life preserver from the ship is found and there is no other signs. the ship had radioed a distress call as it made its way from florida to puerto rico with 43 members on board. >>> the deaths of five people are blamed on severe rain hitting the east coast and that is separate from hurricane joaquin and is being affected by it. much of the torrential rainfall has been centered in the carolinas. coastal communities are as far as new jersey and are bailing out this morning and president obama declared a state of emergency in south carolina and offered federal authorities to step in and help. >> and wore watching this closely and bring in rose mary with how -- rosemary with how things are looking and we're looking at the path and where the center moves. >> right and that is going to continue offshore and more rain in the forecast

when one taught a workshop, many crowded in. >> some 130 judo players gather in southern france to study the importance of technic. technique is getting less attention. >> a player's physique is the winning factor. we need to discover the essence of judo. >> members invited this olympian to teach them. he won gold as a middle weight when judo first became an olympic event in tokyo in 1964. his style employed different styles. he has twice won the open weight series in the old japan national championship. he is living proof of the judo philosophy that scale, size and power. >> translator: i'm here to do all i can to convey this is the essence of judo. >> reporter: he demonstrates basic techniques that are especially effective against bigger opponents. for example, you throw your opponent backwards with an inside twist of the left. his students make sure they step into the space. each way your opponents fall. if they fall in the same direction as the fall swept away, they can twist out and landing on their back. they won't score any points. but an opponent thrown the other way will lose th

but locally we're doing transformational things for military families like career transition workshops financial literacy workshops, and taking care of kids for back-to-school supplies so compelling stuff. >> you also do a lot to help the families of fallen soldiers, too. i know there's a great program that you have that helps them get through that awful process. and tell us more, joe witty, about what you do to support military families in this area, in pennsylvania and southern new jersey. >> so my kids are about old enough now that i thought i could contribute. i was a veteran as well and i connected with one of the board members and she said guess what? you'll be on the marketing communications team for the upcoming gala. it was a surprise but we have jumped in and help find some organizations that can contribute both financially, provide some auction items as well, raise awareness and just really create some good awareness for the gala to get people there to support the wlibwlib -- libber tie uso. >> this is the 74th you guys have done this. >> my first, actually. this guy has bee