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So how do you separate the hype from what's real? I mean, it sounds like with all of that square footage of space and all of these big names coming, you could easily just get dazzled.

so how do you separate the hype from what's real? i mean it sounds like with all of that square footage of space and all of these; big names coming you could easily; just get,

So how do. you separate the hype from what's real? I mean it sounds like with all of that square footage. of space and all of; these big names coming you could easily just get

so how do you separate the hype from what's real? i mean, it sounds like with all of that square footage of space and all of these big names coming, you could easily just get dazzled.

Psychotherapy is generally popular in Brazil. The government does provide some free services, but health care professionals say accessing the right kind of treatment can be difficult. People with mental issues can also be stigmatized, says Marisa Vicente, who's come to the square for counseling.

psychotherapy is generally popular in brazil the government does provide some free services but, health care professionals say accessing the right kind of treatment, can be difficult people with. mental issues can also be stigmatized says marisa vicente who's come to the square for

Psychotherapy is generally popular in Brazil The government does provide, some. free services but health care professionals say accessing the right kind of treatment; can be difficult People with, mental issues can also be stigmatized, says Marisa Vicente, who's come to the square for

psychotherapy is generally popular in brazil. the government does provide some free services, but health care professionals say accessing the right kind of treatment can be difficult. people with mental issues can also be stigmatized, says marisa vicente, who's come to the square for counseling.

(Through interpreter) People ask, why do you want psychoanalysis? Are you going mad?

(through. interpreter) people ask why do you want psychoanalysis? are you going

(Through interpreter) People ask why do you want psychoanalysis? Are you going

(through interpreter) people ask, why do you want psychoanalysis? are you going mad?

The behavior profiling, as they call it, is similar to procedures that have been used successfully in Israel for decades. Now as the system expands here, so do questions about how behavior detection works and how effective it might be in this country.

the behavior profiling as they, call it is similar to procedures that, have been. used successfully in, israel for decades now as the system expands here so do questions, about how behavior detection, works and how effective it might be in this

The behavior profiling as they call it is similar to procedures that have been used, successfully in Israel for decades Now as the system expands here so do, questions about how behavior, detection works and how effective it might. be in this

the behavior profiling, as they call it, is similar to procedures that have been used successfully in israel for decades. now as the system expands here, so do questions about how behavior detection works and how effective it might be in this country.

NPR's Tovia Smith reports.

npr's tovia smith

NPR's, Tovia Smith

npr's tovia smith reports.

We've all seen the usual airport pat-downs. This is what you may call a chat-down.

we've. all seen the usual airport. pat-downs this is what you may call a

We've, all seen the, usual airport. pat-downs This. is what you may call a

we've all seen the usual airport pat-downs. this is what you may call a chat-down.

Hello.

hello.

Hi.

hi.

How are you today?

how are you

How are you

how are you today?

Fine, thanks.

fine

Fine

fine, thanks.

I'm just going to ask you a few questions. OK?

i'm just going to ask you a few questions

I'm just going to ask you. a few questions

i'm just going to ask you a few questions. ok?

Sure.

sure.

Blue-uniformed TSA officials spend a minute or two peppering passengers with basic questions like where they're going, for what and for how long. Some travelers may not even speak English, but the behavior detection officers care less about answers than affect.

blue-uniformed tsa officials spend a minute or two peppering passengers with basic questions like where they're going for what and for how long some travelers may not even speak english. but the behavior detection officers care less about answers, than

Blue-uniformed TSA officials spend a minute or two. peppering passengers with basic questions like where they're going for what and for. how. long Some travelers may not even speak English but the behavior detection, officers care less about answers than

blue-uniformed tsa officials spend a minute or two peppering passengers with basic questions like where they're going, for what and for how long. some travelers may not even speak english, but the behavior detection officers care less about answers than affect.

We're looking for behaviors that are out of norm and some kind of indicators of intent to cause a problem.

we're looking. for. behaviors that are out of norm and some kind of indicators of. intent to cause a

We're looking for behaviors that are out of norm and some kind of indicators of intent to cause a.

we're looking for behaviors that are out of norm and some kind of indicators of intent to cause a problem.

George Nacarra, the TSA's security director in Boston, says there's a long list of hints or tells that can out a bad guy planning to do bad things.

george nacarra the tsa's security director in boston says there's a long list of hints or tells that can out, a bad guy planning to do bad

George Nacarra the TSA's security, director, in Boston says there's a long; list, of hints or tells that can out a bad guy planning to do bad

george nacarra, the tsa's security director in boston, says there's a long list of hints or tells that can out a bad guy planning to do bad things.

The movement of the eyes, perspiring in a cool environment, the Adam's apple movement. I can't be more specific, because they're somewhat classified.

the. movement of the eyes perspiring in a cool environment the adam's apple movement i can't. be more. specific, because they're somewhat

The movement, of the eyes perspiring in a cool environment the Adam's apple, movement I can't be more specific, because they're somewhat

the movement of the eyes, perspiring in a cool environment, the adam's apple movement. i can't be more specific, because they're somewhat classified.

Nacarra says he doesn't want the list to end up in some terrorist's training manual, but experts say most of what they're looking for are physiological reactions that are impossible to repress.

nacarra, says he doesn't want the list to end up in some terrorist's training manual but experts, say most of what they're looking for are physiological reactions that are impossible to

Nacarra says he, doesn't want the list to end up. in some terrorist's training manual but experts say most of what they're looking for are physiological reactions that are impossible. to

nacarra says he doesn't want the list to end up in some terrorist's training manual, but experts say most of what they're looking for are physiological reactions that are impossible to repress.

That's like saying don't have a heartbeat.

that's, like saying don't have a

That's like saying don't have a

that's like saying don't have a heartbeat.

That's Marc Salem, who's made a career as a consultant to law enforcement and a performer so good at reading people's non-verbal cues, you'd think he was reading your mind.

that's marc salem who's made a career as a consultant to law enforcement and a performer so good at reading people's non-verbal cues you'd think he was, reading your

That's Marc. Salem who's made a career as a consultant to law; enforcement and a performer; so good, at reading people's non-verbal cues you'd think he was reading your

that's marc salem, who's made a career as a consultant to law enforcement and a performer so good at reading people's non-verbal cues, you'd think he was reading your mind.

All right. Let's try an example of this. Just pick a two-digit number between 50 and 100, both digits even, okay?

all right let's try an example of this just pick a, two-digit number between 50 and 100, both digits even

All right Let's try an example. of this Just, pick a, two-digit number between 50 and 100, both digits even

all right. let's try an example of this. just pick a two-digit number between 50 and 100, both digits even, okay?

Fifty and 100.

fifty and

Fifty and

fifty and 100.

Yes.

yes.

Okay.

okay.

Okay. Have you done it?

okay have you done

Okay Have you done

okay. have you done it?

Yup.

yup.

Normally, Salem would be looking for visual cues - a shuffle or a fidget. But we're on the phone, so his only clues are things like voice quality, hesitations, or in this case, even less.

normally salem would be looking for visual cues, - a shuffle or a fidget but we're on the phone so his only clues are things. like voice quality hesitations or in this case even.

Normally Salem would be looking for visual cues - a shuffle. or a, fidget But, we're on the phone so his only clues are things like voice quality hesitations or in this case even

normally, salem would be looking for visual cues - a shuffle or a fidget. but we're on the phone, so his only clues are things like voice quality, hesitations, or in this case, even less.

Say nothing aloud. I'm just going just to work off of breath. Hold your mouth next to the phone, I'm going to do this very rapidly - 51, 52, 53, 54, 55,56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 - 68.

say nothing aloud i'm just going just to work, off of breath. hold your mouth next to the phone i'm going to do this very, rapidly

Say nothing aloud I'm just. going just to work off of breath Hold your mouth next to the phone I'm going to do, this very rapidly

say nothing aloud. i'm just going just to work off of breath. hold your mouth next to the phone, i'm going to do this very rapidly - 51, 52, 53, 54, 55,56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 - 68.

It was 68.

it was

It was

it was 68.

Yeah.

yeah.

How did you know that?

how did you know

How did you know

how did you know that?

Here, even your tongue made a little, little click.

here even your tongue made a little. little

Here even your tongue made a little little,

here, even your tongue made a little, little click.

Want to hear that click again?

want to hear that click

Want to hear that click

want to hear that click again?

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Pretty subtle stuff. But Salem says he was listening for something like that. He knew I'd try and control my breathing.

pretty subtle stuff but salem says he was listening for something like that he knew i'd try and control my

Pretty, subtle stuff But Salem says he was listening for something like that He knew I'd try and control my

pretty subtle stuff. but salem says he was listening for something like that. he knew i'd try and control my breathing.

If you hold up something, if you clog one channel of information, it's got to come out somewhere else.

if you hold up something if you, clog one channel of. information it's got to come out somewhere,

If you hold up something if you; clog, one channel. of information; it's got to come out somewhere

if you hold up something, if you clog one channel of information, it's got to come out somewhere else.

In fact, the TSA has a list of about 35 things they're listening and looking for, including a facial expression of fear, for example. A really good poker face could make that less obvious. But Paul Ekman, a behavioral expert and long-time TSA consultant, says facial muscles will still move for a split second and officers can be taught to spot that.

in fact the tsa has a list, of about 35 things they're listening and looking for including a facial expression of fear for example a. really good poker face could make that less obvious but. paul ekman a behavioral expert and long-time tsa consultant says facial muscles will still move for a split second and officers can be taught to spot

In fact the TSA has a list, of about 35 things they're listening. and looking for including a facial expression, of fear for example A really good poker face could make that less obvious, But Paul Ekman a behavioral expert and long-time. TSA consultant says facial muscles will still move for a split. second and officers can be taught. to spot

in fact, the tsa has a list of about 35 things they're listening and looking for, including a facial expression of fear, for example. a really good poker face could make that less obvious. but paul ekman, a behavioral expert and long-time tsa consultant, says facial muscles will still move for a split second and officers can be taught to spot that.

All we're doing is training your eyes to be able to grab very, very fast expressions. I mean, this is like - you know how football players learn to get peripheral vision and to spot people who are going try to tackle them? It's the same kind of thing. We're training a visual skill.

all we're doing is training your eyes to. be. able to grab very very fast expressions, i mean this is like - you know how football players learn to get peripheral vision and to spot. people who are going try to tackle. them? it's the same kind of thing we're training. a visual

All, we're doing is training, your eyes to be able to grab. very, very fast expressions I mean this is like - you, know how football players learn to get peripheral vision and to. spot people who, are going, try; to tackle them? It's the same kind of thing We're training, a visual

all we're doing is training your eyes to be able to grab very, very fast expressions. i mean, this is like - you know how football players learn to get peripheral vision and to spot people who are going try to tackle them? it's the same kind of thing. we're training a visual skill.

The tricky part is sorting out whether a passenger is just nervous about traveling, for example, or about the bomb in his shoe. And while the Israelis seem to have mastered that, experts say Americans face unique challenges. There's greater sensitivity in the U.S. to racial and ethnic profiling. And there are so many more travelers, TSA officers will have to screen way more passengers in much less time.

the tricky part is sorting out whether. a passenger is, just nervous about traveling for; example or about the. bomb in his shoe and while the israelis seem to have mastered, that experts say americans face unique, challenges there's greater sensitivity in the u.s, to racial and ethnic. profiling. and there. are so many more. travelers tsa officers will have to screen way more passengers in much less

The tricky part, is sorting out whether a passenger is just nervous about traveling. for example or about the bomb in; his shoe And while the Israelis seem to have. mastered that experts say Americans, face, unique challenges, There's greater sensitivity in, the, U.S to; racial and ethnic profiling And. there are so many more travelers TSA officers will have to screen way more passengers in much less

the tricky part is sorting out whether a passenger is just nervous about traveling, for example, or about the bomb in his shoe. and while the israelis seem to have mastered that, experts say americans face unique challenges. there's greater sensitivity in the u.s. to racial and ethnic profiling. and there are so many more travelers, tsa officers will have to screen way more passengers in much less time.

Who knows? Maybe they'll turn out to be great at it, but I wouldn't say they go so far as to inspire a lot of confidence.

who knows? maybe they'll turn out to be great at it but, i wouldn't say they go so far as to inspire a lot of

Who knows? Maybe they'll turn out to be great at it. but I wouldn't say they go so far as to inspire a lot of

who knows? maybe they'll turn out to be great at it, but i wouldn't say they go so far as to inspire a lot of confidence.

Glenn Reynolds, a law professor at the University of Tennessee and critic of the TSA, says behavior-detection officers in the U.S. tend to be lower-ranking and less educated than the Israelis, and may not be up to the task.

glenn reynolds a law professor at the university of tennessee, and critic of the tsa says behavior-detection officers in the u.s, tend to be lower-ranking and less educated than the. israelis, and may not be up, to the

Glenn; Reynolds a law professor at the University of Tennessee and critic of the TSA says behavior-detection officers in the U.S tend to be lower-ranking and less educated than the Israelis and may not be up to the.

glenn reynolds, a law professor at the university of tennessee and critic of the tsa, says behavior-detection officers in the u.s. tend to be lower-ranking and less educated than the israelis, and may not be up to the task.

It would be like deciding that you're going to suddenly do brain surgery in every MinuteClinic around the country. You can't just retrain those people who may be perfectly good at, you know, dealing with poison ivy and sinus infections to suddenly do brain surgery. I mean, it's just a different level.

it would be like deciding. that you're going to suddenly do brain surgery in every minuteclinic around the country. you can't just retrain those people who may be perfectly good at you know, dealing with poison. ivy and sinus infections to suddenly do brain surgery i mean it's just a different

It would be like deciding that you're going to suddenly do brain surgery in every MinuteClinic around the country You can't just retrain those people who. may, be perfectly good at you know dealing with poison, ivy and sinus infections to suddenly do brain surgery I mean it's just a different

it would be like deciding that you're going to suddenly do brain surgery in every minuteclinic around the country. you can't just retrain those people who may be perfectly good at, you know, dealing with poison ivy and sinus infections to suddenly do brain surgery. i mean, it's just a different level.

But TSA officials say their goal is not so much to identify terrorists in 30 seconds, but rather just to sort out higher-risk passengers for more screening. And they say officers who've been doing this sporadically have already proven themselves by rooting out untold drug smugglers and fugitives, for example.

but tsa officials say their goal is not so much to identify terrorists in, 30 seconds but. rather just to sort out higher-risk passengers for more screening and they. say officers, who've been doing this sporadically have already proven themselves by rooting out untold drug, smugglers and fugitives for

But TSA officials, say their goal is not so much to identify terrorists in 30 seconds but rather just. to; sort out higher-risk passengers for more. screening And they say officers who've been doing this sporadically have. already proven themselves by rooting out untold drug smugglers and. fugitives for

but tsa officials say their goal is not so much to identify terrorists in 30 seconds, but rather just to sort out higher-risk passengers for more screening. and they say officers who've been doing this sporadically have already proven themselves by rooting out untold drug smugglers and fugitives, for example.

The TSA's George Nacarra says officers will also get extra training.

the tsa's george. nacarra says officers will also get extra

The TSA's George Nacarra says officers will also get extra

the tsa's george nacarra says officers will also get extra training.

It may change. It may be that we have to seek other qualifications in our workforce, but that's the reason for a pilot test like this.

it may change it may be that we have to seek other qualifications in our workforce but that's the reason. for a pilot test like

It may change It may be that we have to seek other qualifications in our workforce but that's the reason for a pilot test like.

it may change. it may be that we have to seek other qualifications in our workforce, but that's the reason for a pilot test like this.

Ultimately, Nacarra says, you have to try every tool you've got, both to find the bad guys and to deter them. As one expert put it, as long as the bad guys believe this works, that's half the battle.

ultimately nacarra says you have to try. every tool you've got both to find the bad guys and to, deter them as one expert put it, as long as the, bad guys believe this; works that's half the

Ultimately Nacarra. says you have to try every tool you've got both to find the bad guys and to deter them As one. expert put it as long as the bad guys believe this works that's half the

ultimately, nacarra says, you have to try every tool you've got, both to find the bad guys and to deter them. as one expert put it, as long as the bad guys believe this works, that's half the battle.

Tovia Smith, NPR News, Boston.

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To get 218 votes in the House, Speaker John Boehner would need to go one of two places. He would either need to ask Democrats for help, which his team would rather not do, or he would need to round up at least some first-year lawmakers with Tea Party credentials, lawmakers who prefer a bill that cuts spending more.

to get 218 votes in the house speaker john boehner would need, to go one of two places he would either need to ask democrats; for help which his team would, rather not do or he would need to round up at least some first-year lawmakers with tea. party credentials lawmakers. who prefer a bill that cuts spending

To get 218 votes in the House, Speaker John, Boehner would need to go one of two places He would either need to ask Democrats for help which his team would rather not do or he would need to round up at; least some first-year lawmakers with Tea Party credentials lawmakers who prefer a bill that cuts spending

to get 218 votes in the house, speaker john boehner would need to go one of two places. he would either need to ask democrats for help, which his team would rather not do, or he would need to round up at least some first-year lawmakers with tea party credentials, lawmakers who prefer a bill that cuts spending more.

NPR's Greg Allen visited the congressman's district.

npr's greg allen visited the congressman's

NPR's Greg Allen visited the congressman's

npr's greg allen visited the congressman's district.

She could talk on everybody's level, a confidant. Know what's going down, know what's up.

she could, talk on everybody's, level. a confidant know what's. going down know. what's

She could talk on everybody's level a confidant, Know what's, going down know what's

she could talk on everybody's level, a confidant. know what's going down, know what's up.

Kennedy came, Johnson's been here--Dr. King brought him--Wallace; all of them had a chance to eat at my mother's table. She'd call you little names, you know. `Come here, li'l heifer.'

kennedy came johnson's been here--dr king brought him--wallace all of them; had a; chance to eat at my mother's, table she'd call you little names you know `come, here li'l

Kennedy came; Johnson's been. here--Dr. King brought him--Wallace all of them, had a chance to eat at my mother's table She'd call you little names you know `Come, here li'l

kennedy came, johnson's been here--dr. king brought him--wallace; all of them had a chance to eat at my mother's table. she'd call you little names, you know. `come here, li'l heifer.'

She'd be cooking that chicken. Sometimes she'd take it right out the grease and put it on your plate. You'd just eat wherever you could find a seat, stand up and eat, whatever.

she'd be. cooking that chicken sometimes; she'd, take it right out the, grease and put it. on your plate you'd just eat wherever you could find a seat stand up and eat

She'd be cooking that chicken Sometimes she'd. take it right, out the grease and put. it on your plate You'd just eat wherever you could find a seat stand. up and eat

she'd be cooking that chicken. sometimes she'd take it right out the grease and put it on your plate. you'd just eat wherever you could find a seat, stand up and eat, whatever.

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Unidentified Man #5: (Singing) Once there come a black woman...

unidentified man #5: (singing) once there come a black

Unidentified Man #5: (Singing) Once there come a black

unidentified man #5: (singing) once there come a black woman...

Pork chops, stuffed bell peppers. She would have chitlins with slaw and then take the hog maw and cut up in them. She could cook it, man.

pork chops stuffed bell peppers, she would have chitlins with slaw and then take the. hog maw and cut up in. them she could cook it,

Pork chops stuffed, bell peppers. She would have chitlins with slaw and then take the hog maw and. cut up in them She could. cook it

pork chops, stuffed bell peppers. she would have chitlins with slaw and then take the hog maw and cut up in them. she could cook it, man.

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Unidentified Man #6: (Singing) Run through my kitchen...

unidentified, man #6: (singing) run through my

Unidentified Man #6: (Singing) Run through my

unidentified man #6: (singing) run through my kitchen...

The bus boycott lasted for 381 days. Georgia Gilmore, another phase of her work was that she had a group called the Club from Nowhere. She just made it up in her mind to start raising money for the movement.

the bus, boycott lasted, for 381 days georgia gilmore another. phase of her work was that she had a; group called the club from nowhere she just made it up in her. mind to start raising money for the

The bus boycott lasted for 381 days Georgia Gilmore another phase of her. work was that she had a group called the Club from Nowhere, She just made it up in, her mind; to start raising money for the

the bus boycott lasted for 381 days. georgia gilmore, another phase of her work was that she had a group called the club from nowhere. she just made it up in her mind to start raising money for the movement.

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Unidentified Man #7: Aren't you hungry? Well, why not buy a pie from the ladies of the boycott?

unidentified man #7: aren't you. hungry? well why not. buy a pie from the ladies of the

Unidentified Man #7: Aren't. you hungry? Well. why not buy a pie from the ladies of the

unidentified man #7: aren't you hungry? well, why not buy a pie from the ladies of the boycott?

They sold pies and cakes in the beauty shops. A lot of them was afraid to let people know who they were, so they called themselves the Club from Nowhere.

they sold pies and, cakes in, the. beauty shops a lot. of them was afraid to let people know who they were so they called themselves the club from.

They sold pies and cakes. in the beauty shops A lot of, them was afraid to let people know who they were so they called themselves the Club from

they sold pies and cakes in the beauty shops. a lot of them was afraid to let people know who they were, so they called themselves the club from nowhere.

They bought the station wagons for different churches. That's how they organized transportation. And every mass meeting Dr. King would preach, she would turn that money in. She raised more money than anybody there.

they bought the station wagons for different churches that's how they. organized transportation and every mass meeting dr king, would preach she would turn that money in she, raised more money. than anybody

They bought the station wagons for different, churches That's how they organized transportation And every mass meeting Dr King would preach she, would turn that money. in She raised more money than anybody

they bought the station wagons for different churches. that's how they organized transportation. and every mass meeting dr. king would preach, she would turn that money in. she raised more money than anybody there.

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Unidentified Man #4: Georgia Gilmore died on a Friday on the 25th anniversary of the civil rights Selma-to-Montgomery march. She was fixing food for the marchers, and at the visitation, her family served it to the mourners.

unidentified man #4: georgia gilmore died on a, friday on the 25th anniversary of the, civil rights selma-to-montgomery march she. was fixing, food for the marchers and at the visitation her family served it to the

Unidentified Man #4: Georgia, Gilmore died on a Friday on the 25th anniversary of the civil rights Selma-to-Montgomery march She was; fixing. food for the marchers and at the visitation her family served; it to the

unidentified man #4: georgia gilmore died on a friday on the 25th anniversary of the civil rights selma-to-montgomery march. she was fixing food for the marchers, and at the visitation, her family served it to the mourners.

She cooked that morning, a tub of macaroni and cheese, and she had fixed a tub of chicken. She was getting ready to cook heavy, to get feed to people, and she died.

she cooked that morning a. tub of macaroni and cheese and she; had fixed a. tub of chicken she was, getting ready to cook heavy to get feed to people and she

She cooked, that morning a tub of macaroni, and cheese and she had, fixed a tub of chicken She. was getting ready to cook heavy to get feed, to people and she

she cooked that morning, a tub of macaroni and cheese, and she had fixed a tub of chicken. she was getting ready to cook heavy, to get feed to people, and she died.

Unidentified Man #8: Well, I'd say Georgia Theresa Gilmore was one of the unsung heroines of the civil rights movement. You know, Martin Luther King used often talked about the ground crew. She was not really recognized for who she was. But had it not for been people like Georgia Gilmore, Martin Luther King Jr. wouldn't have been who he was.

unidentified man #8: well i'd say georgia theresa gilmore. was one of the unsung heroines of the civil rights movement. you know. martin luther king used; often talked about the ground crew she, was not, really recognized for who she was but had it not for been people like georgia, gilmore martin luther king jr wouldn't have been, who he

Unidentified Man. #8: Well I'd. say. Georgia Theresa Gilmore was one of the unsung heroines of the civil. rights movement You know Martin. Luther King used often talked; about the ground. crew She was not really recognized for who she was But had it not for been people like Georgia Gilmore Martin Luther King, Jr wouldn't have been who he,

unidentified man #8: well, i'd say georgia theresa gilmore was one of the unsung heroines of the civil rights movement. you know, martin luther king used often talked about the ground crew. she was not really recognized for who she was. but had it not for been people like georgia gilmore, martin luther king jr. wouldn't have been who he was.

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Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) It seems like it's raining all over the world.

unidentified man #9: (singing) it seems like it's raining all over the

Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) It seems like it's raining all over the.

unidentified man #9: (singing) it seems like it's raining all over the world.

The Hidden Kitchens project is produced by The Kitchen Sisters, Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, with Jay Allison. You can see photos at npr.org.

the, hidden kitchens, project, is produced by, the kitchen, sisters davia nelson and nikki silva with jay allison you can see photos at

The Hidden Kitchens. project is produced, by The Kitchen Sisters Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva with Jay Allison You can see photos at

the hidden kitchens project is produced by the kitchen sisters, davia nelson and nikki silva, with jay allison. you can see photos at npr.org.

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(soundbite of "rainy night in georgia")

Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) Taxicabs and buses passing through the night. A distant moaning of a train seems to play a sad refrain...

unidentified, man #9: (singing) taxicabs and buses passing through the night a distant moaning of a; train seems to play a sad

Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) Taxicabs. and buses passing through the night A distant moaning of a train seems, to play a sad

unidentified man #9: (singing) taxicabs and buses passing through the night. a distant moaning of a train seems to play a sad refrain...

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NEWS & NOTES was created by NPR News and the African-American Radio Consortium.

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NEWS & NOTES was created by, NPR News and the. African-American Radio

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(Soundbite of "Rainy Night in Georgia")

(soundbite of "rainy night in

(Soundbite. of. "Rainy Night in

(soundbite of "rainy night in georgia")

Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) ...such a rainy night in Georgia. Lord, I believe it's raining all over the world.

unidentified man #9: (singing) ...such a rainy night in georgia lord; i believe it's raining all over the

Unidentified Man #9: (Singing) ...such a, rainy night in Georgia Lord I believe it's raining all over the

unidentified man #9: (singing) ...such a rainy night in georgia. lord, i believe it's raining all over the world.

I'm Ed Gordon. This is NEWS & NOTES.

i'm ed gordon this is news

I'm Ed Gordon This is NEWS,

i'm ed gordon. this is news & notes.

Many people suffering from anxiety find a therapist. You can picture that experience - a dim room, shades pulled, comfortable chair, even a couch. It's rather different for some people in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Here's NPR's Philip Reeves.

many people suffering. from anxiety, find a therapist you, can picture that experience - a dim, room shades pulled comfortable chair even a couch it's rather different for some people in sao paulo brazil here's npr's philip

Many people suffering from anxiety find. a therapist You can picture that experience - a dim room shades pulled comfortable chair even a couch. It's; rather different for some. people, in, Sao Paulo Brazil. Here's NPR's Philip

many people suffering from anxiety find a therapist. you can picture that experience - a dim room, shades pulled, comfortable chair, even a couch. it's rather different for some people in sao paulo, brazil. here's npr's philip reeves.

Saturdays make a slow start in this hardworking city. We're in a place called the Roosevelt Square. The morning is as gloomy as the graffiti-scarred apartment blocks that rear up all around.

saturdays make a, slow start in this hardworking city we're in a place called the roosevelt square the morning is as. gloomy as the, graffiti-scarred apartment blocks that. rear, up all

Saturdays make a slow start in this hardworking city We're. in a place, called the Roosevelt Square The morning is as gloomy as the graffiti-scarred apartment blocks that rear up all

saturdays make a slow start in this hardworking city. we're in a place called the roosevelt square. the morning is as gloomy as the graffiti-scarred apartment blocks that rear up all around.

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It's after 11, but there's hardly anyone here - apart from 12 people on brightly colored beach chairs. They're in pairs, sitting face to face and talking intensely. Among them is Pedro Filardo who's 35 and suffers from...

it's after 11, but there's hardly anyone here - apart from 12 people on brightly colored beach chairs they're in pairs sitting face to face. and talking intensely among them, is pedro filardo who's 35 and suffers

It's after 11, but. there's hardly anyone here - apart from 12 people on brightly colored beach chairs They're in pairs sitting face to face and talking intensely Among them is Pedro Filardo who's 35 and suffers

it's after 11, but there's hardly anyone here - apart from 12 people on brightly colored beach chairs. they're in pairs, sitting face to face and talking intensely. among them is pedro filardo who's 35 and suffers from...

Anxiety, mostly. I get the feeling I'm always anxious. And this doesn't go away very easily. And so I had to rely on help.

anxiety. mostly, i get the feeling i'm always anxious and this doesn't. go away very, easily and so i had to rely on

Anxiety mostly I get the feeling I'm, always anxious And this doesn't, go away very easily. And so I had to rely on

anxiety, mostly. i get the feeling i'm always anxious. and this doesn't go away very easily. and so i had to rely on help.

Filardo's anxiety is the kind that really messes up your life. You avoid certain topics and certain situations, certain places, certain persons, certain - in some kind of way, you're not living fully. Filardo's come to this square because this is where a group of psychotherapists gathers every Saturday to give free outdoor counseling to whoever shows up. Maria Rita Kehl is one of the team.

filardo's anxiety is the kind that really messes up your life you avoid certain topics and certain situations certain places certain. persons certain - in some kind of way you're not, living fully filardo's come to this square because this, is where a group of psychotherapists gathers every saturday to give free outdoor. counseling to whoever shows up maria rita kehl is one of the

Filardo's, anxiety is the kind that really messes up your life You avoid certain topics and certain situations certain, places certain. persons certain. - in some kind of way. you're not living fully Filardo's, come to this square because this is where a group of psychotherapists. gathers every Saturday to give free outdoor counseling to whoever shows, up, Maria Rita Kehl is one of the

filardo's anxiety is the kind that really messes up your life. you avoid certain topics and certain situations, certain places, certain persons, certain - in some kind of way, you're not living fully. filardo's come to this square because this is where a group of psychotherapists gathers every saturday to give free outdoor counseling to whoever shows up. maria rita kehl is one of the team.

If we are outside, anyone can come. If we close a door, many people won't feel they have the right to come.

if we are outside anyone can come if. we close a door many, people. won't feel they have the right to

If we are outside anyone can come If we close a door many people won't feel they have the right to

if we are outside, anyone can come. if we close a door, many people won't feel they have the right to come.

Twenty million people live in Sao Paolo, if you count the outskirts. Life can be lonely, especially for people who've moved in from somewhere else, says Dienise Mamede, another therapist.

twenty million people live in sao paolo if you count the outskirts life can be lonely. especially for people who've moved in from somewhere else says dienise mamede another

Twenty million people live; in Sao. Paolo if you count the outskirts Life can be lonely especially for people who've moved in from somewhere. else says Dienise Mamede another

twenty million people live in sao paolo, if you count the outskirts. life can be lonely, especially for people who've moved in from somewhere else, says dienise mamede, another therapist.

(Speaking Portuguese).

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(speaking portuguese).

"Sao Paolo is very big and very frightening," she says. "People can feel lost."

"sao paolo is very big and. very frightening" she says "people can feel

"Sao Paolo is very big and very frightening" she says "People can, feel

"sao paolo is very big and very frightening," she says. "people can feel lost."

(Speaking Portuguese).

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(Speaking

(speaking portuguese).

Mamede says, "this isn't social work or charity. Providing therapy on the square is about giving people a sense that the city belongs to them and that everyone, rich and poor, has the right to get help."

mamede says "this isn't social, work or charity providing therapy on the square is about giving people a sense that the, city belongs to them and that everyone rich and poor has the right. to get

Mamede. says "this isn't social work or charity Providing therapy on the square is, about giving people a sense that; the city belongs to them and that everyone rich and, poor has the right to get

mamede says, "this isn't social work or charity. providing therapy on the square is about giving people a sense that the city belongs to them and that everyone, rich and poor, has the right to get help."

(Speaking Portuguese).

(speaking

(Speaking

(speaking portuguese).

"This project's political," she says.

"this project's political" she

"This. project's political" she

"this project's political," she says.

Vicente, who's 51, says she needs help coping...

vicente who's 51, says she. needs help

Vicente who's 51, says she needs help

vicente, who's 51, says she needs help coping...

(Speaking Portuguese).

(speaking

(Speaking

(speaking portuguese).

"With grief and loss."

"with grief and

"With grief, and

"with grief and loss."

President Bush traveled to Pennsylvania today to mark Veterans Day, and he used his speech at an Army installation in the Poconos to counterattack against his critics back in Washington. Mr. Bush called it irresponsible for Democrats who voted for the use of force in Iraq to criticize the fighting there now or to question the intelligence used to justify the Iraq invasion. We have two reports on the event, beginning with NPR's David Greene.

president bush traveled to pennsylvania today to, mark veterans day and he used his speech at an army installation. in the poconos to counterattack against his critics back in washington mr bush called it irresponsible for democrats who voted for the use of force in iraq to criticize the fighting there now, or to question the, intelligence used, to justify the iraq invasion we have two reports on the; event beginning with npr's david

President, Bush traveled. to Pennsylvania today, to mark Veterans Day and he used, his speech at an Army installation in the Poconos to counterattack against. his critics back in Washington Mr Bush called it irresponsible for Democrats who voted for the. use of. force in Iraq to criticize, the fighting there now or to question the intelligence used. to justify the Iraq invasion We have two reports. on the event beginning with NPR's David

president bush traveled to pennsylvania today to mark veterans day, and he used his speech at an army installation in the poconos to counterattack against his critics back in washington. mr. bush called it irresponsible for democrats who voted for the use of force in iraq to criticize the fighting there now or to question the intelligence used to justify the iraq invasion. we have two reports on the event, beginning with npr's david greene.

The president's remarks to veterans and military families at the Tobyhanna Army Depot began like any traditional Veterans Day speech with talk of the honor and decency of those who wear the uniform. But then Mr. Bush's tone became stern as he launched an attack on Democrats who have criticized his 2003 decision to go to war in Iraq. Mr. Bush made the argument that some criticism is acceptable and some is not.

the, president's remarks to veterans and military families at the. tobyhanna army depot began, like any. traditional veterans day speech with talk of the honor and decency of those who wear the uniform but then mr bush's tone became stern as he launched an attack on democrats who have; criticized his 2003 decision to go to war in iraq mr bush made the argument, that some criticism is acceptable and some is

The president's remarks to veterans and military, families at the Tobyhanna Army Depot began like any traditional Veterans Day speech with talk of the honor and decency of those who wear the uniform But then Mr Bush's tone became stern as he launched an attack on Democrats who. have criticized his 2003 decision to go to war, in Iraq Mr Bush made the argument that some criticism is acceptable and some is

the president's remarks to veterans and military families at the tobyhanna army depot began like any traditional veterans day speech with talk of the honor and decency of those who wear the uniform. but then mr. bush's tone became stern as he launched an attack on democrats who have criticized his 2003 decision to go to war in iraq. mr. bush made the argument that some criticism is acceptable and some is not.

President GEORGE W. BUSH: While it's perfectly legitimate to criticize my decision or the conduct of the war, it is deeply irresponsible to rewrite the history of how that war began.

president george w bush: while it's perfectly legitimate to criticize my decision or the conduct of the war it is deeply irresponsible to rewrite the history of how that war

President GEORGE W BUSH: While it's, perfectly legitimate to criticize my decision or the conduct of the war it is deeply irresponsible to, rewrite the, history of how that. war

president george w. bush: while it's perfectly legitimate to criticize my decision or the conduct of the war, it is deeply irresponsible to rewrite the history of how that war began.

(Soundbite of applause)

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(soundbite of applause)

Some Democrats and anti-war critics are now claiming we manipulated the intelligence and misled the American people about why we went to war.

some democrats and anti-war critics are now claiming we. manipulated the intelligence and, misled the american people about why we; went. to

Some Democrats and anti-war critics, are now claiming we manipulated the intelligence and misled the American people about why we went to

some democrats and anti-war critics are now claiming we manipulated the intelligence and misled the american people about why we went to war.

Mr. Bush didn't name any of his targets, but he came close. He said many of his war critics supported his opponent--that would be Democrat John Kerry--in last year's presidential campaign. The president noted that his opponent voted to authorize military action in Iraq, believing Saddam Hussein posed a grave threat.

mr bush didn't name any of his targets but he came close he said many. of his war critics supported his opponent--that would, be democrat john kerry--in last year's presidential campaign the president noted that his opponent voted to authorize military action in iraq, believing saddam hussein posed a grave

Mr Bush didn't name any of his targets but, he, came close He said many of, his. war critics supported his opponent--that would be Democrat John. Kerry--in last year's presidential campaign The, president noted that his opponent voted to authorize military action in Iraq believing Saddam. Hussein posed a grave

mr. bush didn't name any of his targets, but he came close. he said many of his war critics supported his opponent--that would be democrat john kerry--in last year's presidential campaign. the president noted that his opponent voted to authorize military action in iraq, believing saddam hussein posed a grave threat.