does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay.e car has navigation. (over radio): this is lieutenant caine. we are tracking a possible kidnapping suspect. dispatcher: copy that, lieutenant. assistance requested for all units in the vicinity of reservation parkway. repeat, reservation parkway. (siren wails) (siren wails) caine: kill the engine! let's go! kill the engine and toss those keys, right now! do it! hands up high! let me see those hands. okay, slowly... get out of the vehicle. hands where i can see them. very good, kenneth. caine: so... what are you doing out here? (delko murmurs) mcguire: i'm giving her the life she deserves, after everything she's been through. look, beyond those gates is a wealthy family that will love her and take care of her. and what is your cut of that love, kenneth? that's what i thought. what about the biological mom? (chuckles) a death row inmate's girlfriend? yeah... even you don't believe that. believe me. no one was going looking for this girl. caine: you're wrong, kenneth. delko: h. (gunshots

does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay.e car has navigation. (over radio): this is lieutenant caine. we are tracking a possible kidnapping suspect. dispatcher: copy that, lieutenant. assistance requested for all units in the vicinity of reservation parkway. repeat, reservation parkway. (siren wails) (siren wails) caine: kill the engine! let's go! kill the engine and toss those keys, right now! do it! hands up high! let me see those hands. okay, slowly... get out of the vehicle. hands where i can see them. very good, kenneth. caine: so... what are you doing out here? (delko murmurs) mcguire: i'm giving her the life she deserves, after everything she's been through. look, beyond those gates is a wealthy family that will love her and take care of her. and what is your cut of that love, kenneth? that's what i thought. what about the biological mom? (chuckles) a death row inmate's girlfriend? yeah... even you don't believe that. believe me. no one was going looking for this girl. caine: you're wrong, kenneth. delko: h. (gunshots

both units are rented now? >> the owner does occupy the lower dwelling unit and this is the upper unit on the third floor which are the rented units. >> i think the owner occupied thing probably comes from jersey street and we have done some of this. i don't know if you remembered jersey, this was one of the first that was done. it seems like you can come up with something other than that. on the owner occupied a share, the fact was that no one was living there and the couple was occupying both floors. the thinking was that it had more to do with the fact that someone was going to be effected from the unit and the board was trying to prevent that. i don't see that being the case. the tenant has written a letter saying that she intends to be a temporary occupant of that building and it had been vacant for a while. i would have some real problem with defining that criteria. you have said that this is ok and the owner is going to occupy one of the units and will occupy one of the units when done. the density issue is not a problem.

they were undergoing reforms these days in europe and the united states does not really see i tie. -- eye to eye. >> the united states wants to bring in the emerging power to the international monetary fund, but this would cost europe. there is a new suggestion from the europeans, who want to give up a couple of seats for the international monetary fund, but this is connected with other things. there is a power struggle to move this and not the the only one that will have to move. many people say that we have not seen the end of this and there may not be a solution at this annual meeting in washington just yet. >> thank you very much for that. european leaders are pushing for china to allow their currencies to rise. at a meeting in brussels, wen jiabao was holding a meeting. european officials believe yu that the operaan -- believe that the yuan is currently undervalued. >> the understanding was that great britain and china need each other, but the issue was the currency. they were trying to say that the undervalued currency was affecting european exporters and should appreciate. >> t

would you call it, which is supposed to be part of the third floor, it's a two-floor unit, it has a master bedroom, as does the third floor. so i'm not sure why you have a unit with two master bedrooms. that doesn't make a lot of sense the way it's designed. i just don't quite understand how that is laid out and most importantly i think i share some of the feeling that while the code would allow that height, i think it's kind of pushing the nfl a little bit based upon -- envelope a little bit based upon what is in the neighborhood. i would be more happy with a project where we approve the project but took d.r. and made it three floors. i think it would be more appropriate for the neighborhood. it would still meet the needs of the family. commissioner moore: i am kind of supporting commissioner antonini's observation. what really struck me as being somewhat an inappropriate interpretation of the existing labor is to put a balcony on the fourth floor toward the residential street which is really not the way of the neighborhood, nor those streets or buildings. and that would be the first thing for me to ask,

. >> what's really scare beit now, ed, we're seeing what citizens united does to the democratic processe knew was an important decision. we knew that the u.s. supreme court had become such a lap dog for corporate america. trying to figure out a way for the robert murdoches to give away. san organization that represents mom and pop business all over america. nothing's further from the truth. they is 19 companies that are putting gazillions of dollars into this next midterm election. we don't even who know they are. citizens united doesn't even allow us to know who are the people paying fortunate attack ads? why are they paying for it? the insurance industry? the petroleum issue? we never know that because the supreme court judges that have made that happen have been lap dogs for corporate america long before -- >> does this qualify fox news as any credible news organization and i say that with a laugh but now that the money's involved. >> it would in most countries but you know if you look at fox -- it's not just this money. if you think of where all of the other parts they have a daily

what does it matter what san francisco, the bay area, california, even the united states, does if china and india keep pumping pollutants into the air? there are some that are convinced that it is a serious problem but don't know what we as individuals or the organizations or corporations we work for can constructively do about it. i think that largely takes in where a lot of us are today. and then, finally, there are the entrepreneurs. those are the folks who realize there is either money to be made or costs to be avoided, like getting out in front of the competition on this issue. and this group we find a lot in the bay area where we have a lot of innovative businesses. i hope there's something in my comments for everybody in each of these categories today, but i think we should keep that in mind. this is san francisco bay. it's upside down, but from australia's perspective, that's just fine. it is the largest estuary on the west coast. i hope this isn't an omen of all of the slides because we're going to all have to turn funny. it's the largest estuary on the west coast on both the n

situation is a little different is that why people's reactions are so different that yes the united states does not have. a welfare state in the european sense it has if we just talk about psychological reaction yeah do you feel like it nourishes sort of becoming a trend in the united states because we know for example recently there have been polls out that are saying in the united states nearly half of the population is believe that the federal government paula poses some kind of threat to u.s. freedoms and civil rights but it seems that you know instead of acting this philosophy of sort of i'm going to sit on the couch and see what happens has some somehow prevailing why is that first. americans are the most media saturated society on earth they are bombarded with counterfeit opinions that come from the mass media to them and they are encouraged to believe that these are their lives their ideas they become consumers as against actors and producers of political culture whose ideas are reflected in the media is that clearly russians. the ideas of the right the far right and a center that would

united. >> how does it feel for you? >> always love you, man. always love you. >> reporter: overwhelmed by emotion he couldn't answer. but no answer was really needed. at rfk stadium, 9 news now. >> he is considering staying on with dc united in some management capacity. >>> still ahead on 9news now this saturday night. the red carpet is out for the grand reopening of a landmark theater in dc. we will take you there. >>> a deadly shark attack and then another shark spotted. that's next. >>> mild temperatures for this time of year after a spectacular day in our nation's capital. it won't get any better than that. the high is 70 today. and a low of 42. so quick rise in temperatures. wake up weather calls for another cool start. a few clouds. we will talk about even warmer temperatures and then some storm systems in our com hi honey. hi mom. what ya working on? my history homework. isn't that jennifer's? mom, everyone does it, it's called sharing. is that another word for cheating? mom, dad love us enough to ask the important questions. because if

the scenes show where the united states does not want to go. >> paul: i give them a hit for showing us we don't want to end up. kim? >> i'm saying hooray for couldn't ! i know there's a lot of wailing there because canada lost the vote in the general assembly for a temporary seat on the u.n. security council the better tway to look at this is, you have to be doing something right to have upset that many dictatorships and sanctimonious western european to lose the in this case it is harper's conservative government, great on afghanistan, israel, push back on cap and trade. if the only price is lose you go the honor of a u.n. seat and -- canada ought to be throwing a party. >> paul: james? >> this is garcia t

there are plans for an in-law unit which does not -- is not supposed to have a kitchen or other cooking facilityless. we request that you very carefully monitor this to make sure that this remains an r.h.-2 and not an rh-3 property. finally and probably most important is according to planning code section 124, rh-2 houses are limited in terms of their floor area ratio. and i don't know if this will show up on the overhead but if it does it states that the rh-2 ratio that is acceptable cannot be greater than 1.8:1. because this house is so large, the floor area is going to be considerably greater than what the code allows. we did the calculations and we did them in two different ways. because in the d.r. package there are two different floor areas or square footage of the new project. so i'd like to show you both of those. the first calculation is based on a gross square footage of 5,501 square feet which is what the architect stated there would be. according to our calculations, the floor area ratio would be 2.44:1 which far exceeds the limit. if you look at the square foot and in the d

pursued a counter cyclical keynesian policy of pumping large sums of money into the economy the united states does not have. a welfare state in the european sense do you feel like it nourishes sort of becoming a trend in the united states because we know for example recently there have been polls out that are saying in the united states nearly half of the population is believe that the federal government paul poses some kind of threat to u.s. freedoms and civil rights americans are the most media saturated society on earth they are bombarded with counterfeit opinions that come from the mass media to them and they are encouraged to believe that these are their their ideas whose ideas are reflected in the media is that they are the russians the ideas of the right the far right and the center that would be considered conservative in the european context a responsible left to find that one must search and it does not exist on media in media leaders are almost never taken seriously in the media unless they go on strike is that why people feel like there is no real labor movement in the united states be

the scenes on the screen shows exactly where the united states does not want to go. >> paul: that's why i give them a hit showing them where we don't want to end up. for the french rioters. >> kim. >> hurry for canada, there's wailing on canada lost the vote in the general assembly for a temporary seat on the u.n. security council. the better way to look at this, you have to be doing something write to upset that many dictatorships and governments and push back on cap and trade and is the only price is losing the honor of a u.n. seat, well, canada ought to be throwing a party. >> paul: all right, james. >> this is a big hit to the really the polar opposite of the french government workers we saw earlier. this is

a lot of domestic rifts but it's been suggested now that the taliban is negotiating as a united organization does this mean the tension between different militant factions is being forgotten in order to find a deal. first of all i want to mention that talk talk which is. taking place in. kabul now according to washington post and according to some there's forces between the taliban and the government of afghanistan representatives actually this talks talk is not between the government of afghanistan and taliban that is and it isn't taliban as i mentioned has rejected this kind of talks with the government off afghanistan there are some people they are not represent then take taliban or even not the government of afghanistan participating in this round off talks with the government of afghanistan in kabul for instance. pakistan is one of them is. share file he was a farmer pakistani former minister of interior another one is gorani here he is a farmer is the pakistani intelligence service chief and from afghan side here is the farmer the taliban ambassador in pakistan and foreign minister of inter

the former presidents what about the proposal itself to reset relations with russia and the united states does that mean that the u.s. policy towards us was initially wrong you know it means that the state of relations was wrong it was to blame it's hard for me to say who's policy was right or wrong. pressure has condemned the tough sanctions which the united states has laterally imposed on iran can russia count on support from major developing countries or couldn't find itself isolated. no why brazil is joins dialog on iran's weapons the brazilian president has been to turkey they understand that nuclear weapons can play a negative and destructive role if it gets into iran's hands everybody understands that the iranian regime is rather radical and infected with elements of extremism the appearance of nuclear missiles in iran's hands may certainly provoke a crisis and urge some countries for example israel to retaliate with. a nuclear strike on iran all that nearly to a war which hardly anybody wants that's why the fact that iran may create nuclear weapons is a source of great attention for ru

broadcasts that could be meddling or involved in american politics domestic politics but the united states does that all the time and spend seven hundred fifty million dollars a year not just on english but in foreign languages didn't want to influence politics in other countries as well i mean it seems to be a double standard to me with us can do it but if anybody else tries to do it well there must be something very terribly wrong or even evil about it it's a double standard. i think so i think the political elites in this country consider us bonser broadcasting in foreign countries as an introduction to us journalistic values trying to elevate the conversation in those countries whereas if we put the shoe on the other foot we see other countries encroaching into american territory and presenting english language news i think the other point to that is worth underlining is the fact that a lot of people feel nervous about these broadcasts being affiliated with governments their government under their state sponsored and i think that's the fundamental question here of whether we think journalis

stuck in the middle of it because the final decision about whether or not to substitute the united states does rest with the thai prime minister what you think might sway his hand. well once again the. pressure from you know from the united states and also from russia there was also talk from viktor boots lawyer that an assistant to the prime minister had visited bood in jail in april before that time he had been a boot side sort of and then after april they were hoping that victor boot might have some information on the former prime minister who was in hot water in thailand but he refused to give any details of that he says he didn't even know him after that then and the system to the prime minister were more on america's side and wanting to kind of demonize the victor boot so there could be some behind the scenes things going on that we're not we don't know about the public give us a good moment of pressuring me to push it i want to push a bit more on that yes she said that i've been suggestions that could have been some political push within. their own end is that really viable. i think so

the question becomes exactly how does he handle things sitting on the edge for the united states and specifically afghanistan. we are supposed to pull out next year. we are going to have some kind of review. how does he work with bob gates. i think he was trying to be nice about it but i think the honest assessment was in the woodward group. he sees an amateur at a time when the game requires expertise. >> this is a low level tension between the military commanders and the white house. the military commanders feel like sharing with the press. don't forget, general mcchrystal was fired after his staff sharing with rolling stone mocking of vice president biden. so then and then we have jim jones supposedly telling bob woodward that he considers the white house staff water bugs and now we have donilon tapped who has already been condemned by gates supposedly again in the woodward back as a disaster. i wonder what that tells us moving forward with the white house and its relationship with the military command. >> bret: bill, dana mentioned donilon's past association with fannie mae. senat

statement that's why we won the pledge of allegiance you mentioned that the united states to the united states does not mention any particularly stick element in its pledge of allegiance and of course for non jews it's very difficult to take this kind of. pledge because it has a particularly steep religious element it's very suspicious why twenty two arabs cannot accept one day in the region once we accept that poor nations they don't agree to accept their. faith not two thirds of the nation it's clear is that it's a provocation and it's meant to be a procreation and it's a shame that the israeli government is supporting lieberman in this initiative that zero only purpose is to bring to school still it's the interim all to study between arabs going jews within the state of israel. getting behind the wheel in russia means you could be taking your life into your hands each year around twenty five thousand people are killed on the roads in a country renowned for drivers with a distinct disregard for safety but getting a license in russia doesn't necessarily guarantee driving skills it may just mean th

under the former presidents what about the causal itself to reset relations with russia and the united states does that mean that the u.s. policy towards us was initially wrong you know it means that the state of relations was wrong it was to blame it's hard for me to say who's policy was right or wrong. because the patches interceptor missiles are going to be deployed ports in poland and romania in what way just a new a.m.d. model different from the old one well. there's a lot of confusion and lack of clarity on anti missile defense intentionally or unintentionally many experts confuse it with strategic which can be used against russia's intercontinental ballistic missiles and which the united states practically doesn't have it's one thing what the americans talk about when they discuss deployment in europe is an ability to intercept medium range missiles which russia no longer. they were destroyed under the nine hundred eighty nine treaty in other words these are missiles which are around or some kind of terrorists could launch and which could reach europe from there from a distance of five thou

unit merger. this is a point that can be argued. this really does not apply. we spoke about an overly narrow interpretation. i would consider giving the facts around to the tenant. this would be an overly narrow interpretation. if we decide we can have that, this has to do with the owner occupied, this can be great. the fact that this doesn't have efficiency, i would not to be someone occupying the lower unit given the way that you are entering the building. if that is not going into the asset column, this does not belong in a liability:. i don't think that there are too many people out there who would consider $4,000 affordable. let's assume that the tenant moves out of here and the banks continue to live there under better circumstances in that they have any two-unit building which they could legally do. i think a very reasonable compromise has to do with the fact that at some future date we would leave open the possibility that this could be a unit and could be achieved by the appliances. i am in favor of granting this appeal and allowing this to go forward