concentrated on, and improving on, we are doing switchbacks. again, a switch back is a service restoration technique that is available to us given the nature of the infrastructure and the circumstances that we have. the single biggest complete we have gotten about switchbacks is generally be an even this, if you will, about them, so one of the things -- supervisor avalos: if i may pausing for a moment, just the fact that they are happening is problematic. you have said it is a way to keep service running, but for someone who has to get out of the bus and then get the next bus, that is their service, as well, that is being impacted by the switch back, and they are not getting the same level of service as someone who is getting the bus returned for them downtown, so there are some trade-offs, and i just want to make sure that the language you're using reflects everyone's experience, because it is not the same experience if you live further out from the downtown core of san francisco, with the service you received. >> yes, that is a good point. wh

video on demand i'll see you smiling. on. the palm of your. live from our studios in moscow this is our team where it is at four thirty in the morning the main developments from libya tonight coalition planes resume patrolling the no fly zone as heavy anti-aircraft fire is heard in the capital tripoli. he's regime declaring an immediate cease fire earlier the arab league criticizing the intervention following reports of civilian deaths. in the u.s. still insists that there will only be a limited role for american forces but the use of cruise missiles on libyan targets has led many to draw parallels with the beginning of the two thousand and three invasion of iraq. and meanwhile russia has a called on allied forces who are frame from using indiscriminate force it's stressed it's unacceptable to use the un security council mandate for purposes other than protecting civilians. and is still dealing with the consequences of last week's devastating earthquake if any oregon who's an expert on earthquakes believes there may be more disasters ahead as

one more system on saturday. for the sierra nevada, the winter storm warning is out from 7:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 p.m. on friday. that's a long stretch. there will be more feet moving in there. snow level around 3,000. could go up a almost bit but it will come back down. mostly cloudy in the morning and then clouds roll in. lane this afternoon. knew, the wind -- now, the wind will pick up. not before we have upper 50s and low 60s. rain moves in tonight, takes us into wednesday. another system and then rain on saturday. dave? >> thank you. >>> in san mateo county, a warning this morning, be on -- orb on the lookout for a mountain lion. it was spotted on woodview lane in puerto o law veal -- portola valley. >>> it's 7:11. california's largest health insurance provider says it will delay and reduce rate hikes affecting 600,000 individual policyholders. anthem bluecross had planned a 16% premium increase that would go into effect next month. now, the company says the rate hike will be 9% and it will start july 1s

one in san jose and one in sacramento. air quality officials do say they believe any radioactive material from japan will dissipate before it reaches us. >>> time now 6:08. well, today is the deadline for pg&e to prove that its gas pipeline pressure levels are safe. the deadline is a result of that deadly explosion in san bruno last september where eight people were killed. the california public utilities commission says if pg&e can't prove that its gas pipelines are operating safely, there could be severe penalties imposed on pg&e. the puc could even order the company to replace some of those pipelines. >>> all right. time now 6:08. we want to go back over to sal and traffic starting to change right about now. >>> this is about the time, pam and dave, that when you start seeing the transformation if you will from a pretty quiet commute to a busy one. we're seeing at the toll plaza a little bit. the next 10 or 15 minutes you're going to start seeing a little bit of a back up here. if you want to get out there earlier the b

she was one of us. she was on a deadline. is something any of us would have done to get our books in on the deadline into print. reading jackie was also running jackie, and for the most authentic vision of that woman intent on getting one of her titles into print turned out not to a picture of her, but to the pages of one of her 100 bucks. thank you very much. [applause] >> i think we've got some time before 7:00 for some questions. and i would love to hear from many of you. if you have questions about what i said or experience of your own that you would like to bring to this. i see a hand right there. and would you like me to repeat the question or to have a mic on her and she'll be okay? why don't you go ahead? >> -- any particular agent she relied on? >> unit, that's a good question. and i think the answer is no. scott moyers remembered that she didn't like taking lunches with literary agents, because there was a sense that if she did it with one or two, all of them would want to come and have lunch with her. and so, her m

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on our t.v. but for now let's turn our attention to libya and the international community's debate on what measures to take we sat down with not us spokesperson of the commission for human rights who's been keeping track of the events of that country . we're talking today to dr mona a spokesman of the arab commission for human rights in paris. to monitor the arab commission for human rights asked the prosecutor general for the international tribunal to begin an investigation into events in libya a decision to begin the investigation was made how will it be carried out. first of all the investigation will be made under the authority of the un security council in accordance with clause thirteen of the rome statute this clause in titles the prosecutor general to perform an investigation without any preconditions will limitations and enables him to move freely and used to the benefit of the investigation anything that may be needed in anything at the suspected criminals are hiding from the investigat

minutes where you were mostly sound made no mistake one on one with the knowledge the goalkeeper sent to all the first garden saw at least for a while. also not just of the first win of the season scoring three side and how it kills against early premier league leaders who will be on top in all this open for the has fifteen minutes in the trade for a cake. muslim of age then doubles novels made with fifteen minutes to go as he converted a panel of three foul and even seen show off in the area. and were still full blown back in the eighty fifth minute through henri to the keeper a back and the long range afterwards but i drive our one in bouncy old the final swirl three won in a quick counterattack in the final minutes of my. stay with the blinds to united have stretched later the top of the english premier league to five points off the posting a narrow win at home to balts and united with limits of berbatov to thank the bulgarian with the weather two minutes from the end else was second place else no failed to keep the pressure up on the leaders during two world with west brom and bef

11 weeks, not one idea on jobs, not one word of debate on jobs and abandonment of the issue americans care most of it. i am hopeful that the leader on our side of the rules committee will give us a chance to vote on a real bill to create jobs for the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. nugent: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman -- i am going to reserve the balance of my time. could i inquire to the gentlewoman from new york how many more speakers you are going to have? ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, we have five remaining. mr. nugent: and how much time is remaining on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida has 20 minutes. the gentlelady from new york has 15 1/2 minutes. mr. nugent: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from vermont is recognized for two minutes. mr. welc

and the win was then sealed on seventeen minutes where you remarks the sun made no mistake one on one with the knowledge to build deeper suniel to address the dark mood so atmosphere while. it's not also known stab the first win of the season scoring three second off bills against any premier league me this rest of beyond just their numbers open for that has fifteen minutes seen tree free kate says the most leverage than doubled the novel's made with fifteen minutes to go as he can but at the penalty of three foul on even seem scialfa in the area. presto pulled one back in the eighty fifth minute threw on me how grew she has it in for keeper a back with that long range shot. however entry of our own in sealed the three one victory in a quick counterattack in the dying seconds of them. same with the blunts to united have stretched their lead to the top of the english premier league to five points off the posting a narrow win at home to bolton united with cement suburbans of to thank the bulgarian with a win as of minutes from the house for second place also failed to keep the pressure

on ponds all winter long. inches is not enough. three inches is the rule minimum. >> yikes. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. hearings are set to begin for four priests charged in connection with a sex abuse sdmajdz the archdiocese of philadelphia. if convicted they could face a maximum of 67 years in prison. >>> richard hatch is headed back to jail for failing to refile his taxes and pay back the government. after spending three years behind bars for tax evasion on his million dollar prize from the show "survivor". hatch is currently appearing on nbc's the celebrity apprentice. >>> and in new york city, the alice cooper band, neil diamond and darling love will be inducted in to the rock and roll hall of fame. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming

that we host on youtube every monday and on thursday the show long response is really. all right it's time for tides to a time of war are public in montana congressman is in some hot water alan hale was speaking on the house floor in helena about drunk driving but not in the way that you might think the lawmakers in the state are currently debating a bill that allows courts to look at a person's driving background from the previous ten years and they're being sentenced. because currently the court system can only go back five years but congressman alan hale is not a bit happy about the proposed new law take a listen to his stance on drunk driving on the house floor these dui laws are not doing our small businesses in our state any good at all they're destroying them that they're destroying a way of life that has been in montana for years and years these are these stabbings and bars and these smaller communities connect people together they're the center of the communities and. there's only two ways to get there you know you hitchhike or you drive and i promise you that

yet another war but on capitol hill congress held meetings on libya without parole mike mullen and robert gates today so have details on what was discussed and we'll find out if a clear mission with clear goals has finally been created and we'll have details on the latest court of appeals ruling which justifies keeping a good mo detainee without any proof that he was actually involved with al qaeda so we'll bring you details on this ruling and will determine if it's just another glaring example of obama going back on his promise about closing guantanamo bay next we'll look into how the mainstream media is covering libya when i guess n.b.c. host made a very strong statements on the show last night which leads us to ask if the mainstream media is choosing partisanship over analysis and then could there really be a silver lining to the budget big growing in congress the democrats and republicans may have finally reached an agreement about probably won't make the tea party very happy considering that they took their anger to d.c. to protest today so what's going to happen next we'll find out

you have your green on. >> we do have the green on.e going to be out at the bars, you know, and so we do have a story about denver's irish bar. some bartenders are saying enough, right? >> they hate st. patrick's day. >> they're tired of working on st. patrick's day. people start drinking early there, right? >> very early. they have a thing called green eggs and beer and people line up before it even opens to get in there and it turns into mayhem by 11:00 or 12:00. as you can imagine. we're not doing that around here. we're celebrating with traditional irish soda bread. >> that's right. >> compliments of allison, who lovingly brought this in for us. >> smells great. >> let's crack one open. what's in here? >> crack open the bread. we're breaking bread. >> take a look at this. it's got some little fragrant raisins and such. >> take a bite. >> i detect guinness. >> is it in there? >> yeah. >> are you going to try? >> why not? >> oh, wow, jumping right in. i love it. >> very good. >> we need the bagpipes. happy st. patrick's day. >>> this

move on the part of the u.s. government and i find it very difficult to support as a national interest in your prediction on how long this lasts in terms of the u.s. involvement there well i think there will be intense involvement for a number of nonce and i think there will be a residual involvement of europeans and americans maybe for as long as a year or two certainly we do appreciate having your insight to this as a former cia officer cholesterol the thanks so much thank you very much. and it's not just what what's happening in libya or what's happened in tunisia and egypt remember we just had a huge earthquake and nuclear meltdown in japan and all of this has overwhelmed news channels with a tsunami of costs after years of cutting back on bureaus and correspondents overseas many networks well they're being reminded of the benefits of real boots on the ground news coverage but it does cost a lot more than say armchair political punditry arguing on a sausage are going to take a look at how all of this may impa

making the one on one with the now trick shot stopper to no precedent or the final score they knew top rated at least. their first win of the season three second half goals consigning previous table toppers rushed off to a one sided three one defeat last week. all forgotten about other. and manchester united have stretched their lead off the top of the english premier league chief five points alex ferguson side leaving it at home to united with. the bulgarian with the winner from the end of second place arsenal feel to keep the pressure up in the leaders. before the tottenham also missed the chance to their points tally registering a disappointing draw with. aston villa were left plethora of missed opportunities going. to lowly walls for the biggest winners of the day hitting. the north west jewel between them block burnham block who finished. bottom of the table we can read through. the season at the expense of birmingham city everton finished off the day taking maximum points at home to full and how it ended goodison. to the concept of a hockey league. quarter final clash with. to th

let me focus on one example. we are issuing -- in the process of evaluating responses to a recently issued response for qualifications for the element of. 70. it is a 65 acre site on central waterfront. it is the location of our shipyards. it has great historic buildings and a lot of waterfront land appropriate for development. as mission bay billed out, that is the next section of the city that will build out. we're imagining up to 2 million square feet of commercial space developed. there will be 6000 to 8000 new jobs on a permanent basis. i do not have a figure in my head on the number of construction jobs. we will have several years between now and when the city enters the final contract for development of pier 72 think about how to best applied the local hiring guidelines we want to impose on that project. we know how to do the construction side of it. how do we want to approach local hiring with respect to the development itself? there will

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one on one, you can talk a little bit more. you can have a little bit more new lots to what you're saying to help people understand where you are coming from. i think that has hurt that. when you are making a decision and you have a group of folks together and you got to make decisions and then go forward as a team -- technology has -- there is so much of it out there. consistency of what you say is huge. i feel for some elected officials out there. instead of saying something 1000 times one way -- that is the challenge out there right now. >> about six months ago when i was working at the pentagon, a former west pointer came up to me. he was quite upset. he had just had a phone call from the times of london. they had figured out based on documents that had been put on wikileaks where he was in 2004. they were achieving certain behavior is to them based upon knowing what the incident reports were. this war is not like any war we have never prosecuted before. any time you leave a foreign operating base and go outside the wire, a

make i have details on that on the way can't wait. a little welcome to the sport of arts ecology a live from moscow with the robot costs for a first stop as always the headlines. capital loss flight scenes are through the cuts of the conference semifinals as battles for the cup it's the gari cup continue but most good seeds are there. no long way back keith already flies to december second decisions toward the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two world cups the russian cars are respectively. the magnificent seven a real madrid fresh struggling to continue to cut the deficit between themselves and leaders barcelona back to seven points. that start with ice hockey where regular season champions ivan gored are surprisingly on the verge of falling out of the garden cup the hawks find themselves to the. examined in their best of seven series against underdogs he make the fifteen frank seem hoping home ice advantage will help them seal the deal against one of the league's best squads player you boys you grow are meanwhile down to three in

on the chin is in libyan border. well for more on the crisis in libya we can now cross live to the u.s. until the host stephen thanks so much stephen for joining us here on r.t. now there are conflicting reports on libya some suggesting that daffy's mounted a serious fight back others say the opposition is gaining ground this is a very confusing situation how do you see it at the moment. well i stated very clearly he said it was going on at the ground i don't know but what i do know what it is if the records especially by western media especially by the u.s. media have no basis in fact they have no credibility. it is paul propaganda it is all misinformation it's all based on unclear if i would have a materially hearing this so-called quote unquote rolls. position for sluice i don't lee these are individuals groups whatever they listed by america enlisted by written and listed maybe by france in a whisper nations primarily you have the us secondarily written to post one yes to put it another one in his face and the li

detected by the one -- by one of the cameras.7-year-old man from san francisco was stopped after the car he was driving triggered an alert when it was photographed because the car had been stolen. >> the cameras. >> yeah. >>> 8:41. some big economic news this morning. one of them involves jobs. the other one involves the biggest names in detail -- retail. >>> and a troubled actor goes on the internet and makes the guinness book of world records. >>> some san jose strip mall businesses are boarded up right now after an early-morning fire. investigation continues into the exact cause of the fire. >>> today is the third and final day of this hearing in washington, d.c. looking into the san bruno pipeline that blew up in september. >>> and the number of people filing for first-time benefits filings fell for the first time in three years. >>> despite stores and rising gas prices many retail remembers reporting -- reporting -- many retailers are reporting positives. pam cook has more. >> well, the numbers are in. many better than expec

the level to the training on the eighth of september, genesis one event, just one single event.ear ago that these basic things we know how to do with very, very low levels of training, awareness and discipline. .. what they are doing is fabricating the matter so sure and bringing out weapons and doing the best they can fumbling their way through sometimes but obviously it's working. >> we have a question in the front. >> how many actual pirates are we talking about worldwide that are around? on something you said you said the somali makes about $2 a day, sometimes a couple hundred dollars per year but how much does the average pirate meek per year? >> i will take a stab at that. i don't think we have a good number all the way the we've seen just like we have the whole threat which enjoys anywhere from 40 to 80% profit margin, and the fortune 500 companies that enjoyed those numbers would be sitting pretty but the ability to reconstitute the force i think is the real challenge. this is not one where just the attrition we are going to eliminate the threat. it will readily reconsti

point two percent on the my six point eight percent on the rise. that's all we have time for najar up today join me in less than one else time for more business news here on our get most tourists more web site our own business. plus a team has been to the old protean republic. the center of russian defense production . now while t. heads to central russia. handicrafts become an industry. where the harsh winter makes post even more enjoyable. and when everyone can train to be a stump man. the younger slumps in. russia close up on oxy. welcome back here's a quick look at his top stories here on our t.v. the year one is warning of a humanitarian crisis as the uprising in libya seems at least one hundred eighty thousand refugees fleeing across the border to tunisia most of them are foreign laborers. as colonel gadhafi once again refuses to be prised from power in libya right the empire and if the west or nato forces intervene. and america is losing the information war to foreign media like al-jazeera t.v. ad or to hillary clinton voice the concern as s

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and so on.ere, i have a very strong view. i take exception to this way of using these firms and so forth for civilians to do this kind of work for the simple reason that this responsibility should rest squarely with people with political responsibility for this. it should be a government at the end of the line who is responsible for it and not some kind of company. and i am concerned to knownoted that the red cross is also concerned because these people are not educated as far as humanitarian law is concerned. >> on going to turn to the panel now. there was a question that a jump in raised about, is this any legal issue about those who are targeted, do they have the right to know what is that is being applied to them? is it the case that someone in diyala -- in pakistan or afghanistan can interact with this legal system here at all? and what do you think about that question? also, the issue of whether or not drone technology itself somehow brings these dilemmas to light in a way that helps them

the biggest one-year drop on record. foreclosure related notices sent in february dropped by 14% from the previous month and 27% from 2010. according to reality track. that is the lowest level in three years. however, analysts warn the rate is likely to rise again as mortgage lenders straighten out paper work slowing the process. >>> producers for spider-man musical confirming that the director julie taymoore is out and relieved of her duties as of last night. they will bring in a new director that will try to rewrite that script. 16 minutes past the hour. hov over to ma thanks so much. that is your latest weather. now over to chris and erica. >> thanks. >>> tucson rampage suzi hileman is in court. >>> the high cost of the flying is going up more as gas and oil prices skyrocket. we have some advice to help you out when we come back on "the early show." hold up. why are we stopping? just need to refill my walgreens prescription. [ shouting in native language ] i don't know what he's saying right now. he says you're gonna

question on the calm. wealthy british style signs in the us not on the tires on a car. market try not to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report. to. me is if the news has. to be true. to. say. in india all g.'s away the buildings the grand central shirts in limbo and the taj mahal in the us among bowling balls president mubarak was sure the famous result of mona beatriz old public clothes are going to go on taj mahal her tone her age is so much her tone so to close on the radio alina should be hotels church in new delhi heard so. maybe her tones during the collection ramona close a. maiden's hotels the park close on the lido road isn't shifted it was honest to say for cash thomas. kuhn's un is warning of a humanitarian crisis says the uprising in libya seems at least one hundred eighty thousand refugees fleeing across the border. most of them are foreign laborers. and. a straight out of office once again refuses to be a prize for. power in libya he's threat

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lunch on t. shirt life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my fuel costs and this feeds now in the palm of your. question on the call. fish. fish fish. fish. the. headlines for you it's not the fuel rods of the second reactor at the fukushima nuclear power plant in japan have been fully exposed for over two hours now officials report leading to fears of a meltdown about some reports so that attempts to cool the reactor using seymour to have also resumed. and the human cost of the devastation in japan is being felt with almost two thousand people confirmed dead following friday's mega quake and tsunami rescue teams from several countries including russia are helping search for an estimated fifty thousand still missing. and in other news we could duffy's forces they were gaining ground in the east of libya concerns grow over what's next if the leader condemned by the global community takes over the country once again. how about the latest news from japan in about fifteen minutes time it's talk sport now though and it's the only weekend of the

on the show tonight we've got a good one for you.nen dougherty is the first celebrity of the season to be stripped of his sequins on "dancing with the stars." "psycho" mike catherwood and his partner lacey schwimmer are here to cry on my shoulder. and then later with this, music from her new album, it just came out today, it's called "femme fatale." britney spears from the bud light outdoor stage. there are about 80,000 britney fans outside waiting to attack. at any moment. let's check back in with uncle frank to see how they're behaving. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how is everything going out there? >> jim, meet jim. >> hi, jimmy, baby! aahhh! >> hey, jim. >> jimmy: uncle frank, why is he so sad? >> i'm happy! >> jimmy: oh, you're happy. how do you know when you're sad? >> i don't know, all the questions, jimmy! >> jimmy: are you wearing a bathrobe? or is that a pageant thing -- >> no, it's my tuesday lounge wear. >> jimmy: oh, all right. thank you. >> doing great, jim. >> jimmy: have fun out there, uncle frank. >> jimmy: who knows, he

one solar panel owner on a blog. so this would still have to be verified. but according to this person that was responding to an article about smart meters, he has solar panels, he calls pg & e to ask about the smart meter they wanted to put into his home in relation to his solar panels. found out from pg & e that the new smart meter, unlike the old meter, will not run backwards in order to measure electricity going back into the grid. dd marine -- and this guy told him he'd have to pay $500 to get a smart meet that are would run backwards. now, most smart meters do run backwards, if pg & e's alterior mote sve to so that people are discouraged from putting solar panels on their roofs because there's no reverse metering, that is a huge deal and it affects all the things in the state and i would encourage all of us to agendaize this and have staff look into that and see if that is indeed the case so that the next meeting we can take a stand on it. and it would be good to get the san francisco utilities commission to su

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nato has chosen libya to focus on and avoided these other countries range on and on now syria libya was the most convenient country to focus a pension on because the libya's own leadership has a very checkered history with the west on the other hand and the gulf states have a very intimate close relationship with the west it was unlikely that there was going to be any attempt to take out any of the leadership in fact the intervention in bahrain was the opposite of the intervention in libya there has been an intervention in god it has come from saudi arabia's troops and they have come in to defend the regime the thread that ties libya to behind it is in a sense the order which is and with the. abolition conservative elites are going to remain in both the west has defended them so in the case of libya the leadership a good offer has always threatened the west and indeed threaten their own people but apart from that the west has long looked for a conservative force to come in and w.b. on its behalf conservatively not that happy has tried to govern on behalf of the west recently. whereas in

blackpool in the on the match on monday. another team to play their next domestic match on sunday but spurs have another big game ahead as they prepare it's a call on ac milan in the second leg of the champions league last sixteen the londoners are in confident mood after surprising the odds by winning like one in italy she remains a fellow is wary of no lads offensive skills though that could make the difference at white hart lane on wednesday thomas negus it was so different the premier league so you can still build up and you just keep possession come to supper and just make sure you don't switch off you know because if you can switch a friday stage you know especially the time is the big punish such with the president going forward you know even if it you know it would be to. try to you know possibly do it didn't start again so simple to switch off and just keep focus and hopefully now the n.b.a. has truly gone global as the toronto raptors and new jersey nets one head to head in london england on friday nights the nets

but on one level you have them contracting with b.b.c. which is which is actually pulling back some of its world operations in certain areas they're getting their budget cut just like we're having budget cuts here why can't we do that internally number one number two you're paying them to give you anti jamming technology why can't we come up with that well it seems like sort of a our partnership and they're joining together on the. back of the b.b.c. would do this at all i mean in for life this could be seen as an act of sedition a blatant disregard for the ninety's law that they would go in there and do well i mean here's the thing i mean they are trying to fight china in places around places like that and even other governments we've seen a lot of the arab protests were jamming social media jamming cell towers satellite transmissions the chinese have turned this into a high art form i mean do you really think the investing of pilling amount of money with another government is going to overturn this i mean and then even if you do what ar

one vote on passing h.r. one as it came over from the house, and after that we would have a vote which is as the chairman and away drafted in theee amendment 149, and once we gotpt that it would be a fair mr. proposition to move forward. the as i said mr. president, i know my friend of the republican leader has a scheduling problem and i understand that.ave i would like to have come and earlier today and so what he, but we were not able to do thate and i will give a full more explanatory statement in a fewrn minutes. but right no, whwat, what i i wt mr. president, is ask consent that upon the position of s. 23, which is the patent bill thendar senate proceed to the consideration of calendar number 14hr1 defense appropriations long-term continuing resolution fiscal year 2011. recnized that senator reid be recognized to offer a substitute amendmente at the desk. four hours of debate equallyur u divided between the two leaders and ade vote on relation to the substitute amendment.n the upon disposition of the - l

phillips a baronet in only go off to twenty one minutes a slovakia one one delegate those on dora robbie keane struck what proved to be the winner after twenty two minutes as a republic of ireland hung on to beat macedonia two one so as the table currently stands it's very close with russia the republic of ireland and slovakia all along ten points armenia any two points behind in falls. and elsewhere england have gone top of group g. fabio capello's men beating her nation rivals wales two nil so the montenegro on goal difference it was the worst of starts for gary speed's young wales to front of him a capacity crowd at the millennium stadium james collins was guilty of crimes of passion inside the box and frank stepped up to clinton smarthome the spot kick but the visitors in control just seven minutes in and they didn't wait long for their second to glen johnson launching this long range pass. and cross his aston villa to make darren bent smash the ball home after fourteen minutes wales failed to muster a single shot on target and still rock bottom having lost all four of their games so

keep on keeping on, all right?ht, thank you. [ applause ] and we'll do it again next week and it will work again next week. hey, here's a story that bothered me today. a basketball player at brigham young university in utah, byu, has been dismissed from the team, not suspended, dismissed from the team, and could be possibly even be expelled from the school, for having sex with his girlfriend. apparently this is a violation of the school's honor code. can you imagine? byu's honor code says students can't have premarital sex, they can't lie, smoke, no drugs, no alcohol, no coffee. you have to go to church regularly. you're not even allowed to drink tea. which is why they've been named "playboy" magazine's number one party school for 11 years in a row. it's like they're living in that town from "footloose" or something. this is brandon davies. he's one of the best players on the team. he has the highest gpa on the team. he won the academic excellence award. he looks like a great kid and now he's out of school for doin

let's go on to the next one. okay this is kind of one of those tricky power point graphs and this is where i pretend i'm al gore. now we're taking longer point of view and these three traces here at the bottom is global temperature, surface temperature of the earth. this is made out from proxy records and we did not have thermometers a hundred and fifty years ago so this is reconstructed from sediments and ice ansisotopes and so forth and the top is co2, so this is in hundreds of thousands of years and it's interesting that you see this pretty remarkable sigh lick or cycles and this is the climate and other periods of earth history we would be huddled in a cave right now or something. the - one of the primary factors in causing this period or rough period is the fact that there are orbital properties of the solar system and planets resolve around them and in this case the exintrinsicty of the earths budget that changes and that goes, it has about a hundred thousand year period and low and behold there was a guy t

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and tacked on one at a time. people can't actually get money to them they try to get a cut in the tax code which is equivalent to them getting more money on it. >> host: you would be willing to give up, individuals, the for example, mortgage interest deduction those sort of things in order to lower their tax rates? >> guest: mortgage deduction is interesting one to look at. our country runs on inexpensive energy and construction. if we don't have inexpensive energy and construction ongoing in other places then very difficult for a lot of the country to be able to run and function. we do have to continue to have growth in what is happening in new development both commercially, residentially. that's where you see the dramatic slowdown. if you look back several years ago when the economy dramaticly dropped. smash in the housing construction, purchasing slowed down dramatic i, at the same time gas shot up to $4 a gallon. we have had one or the other on that. we haven't had both at the same time in a very long time. w

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we have two wars going on right now. one in iraq and one in afghanistan.we do not need a third war. this government is broke. they want to start cutting things in this government, not sending our troops in harm's way again and spending money we do not have. i understand that the oil coming out of oil goes -- libya goes to china. let china pay for this or do it. let's back off and alleged that civil war take place. host: not an uncommon thing, the financial part of it. guest: not my expertise, financially. the people at the capitol have to decide how to spend the nation's resources. michael is right. we are involved in two wars. we are involved in a global war against al qaeda. the president has made it very clear that we continue to fight that, which requires a great deal of resources. we are stretched pretty thin when it comes to our own forces. need to be very careful before we make any kind of commitment. host: i was going to the cia -- cia budget with this. how did it devolve while you were the, where is it now, and is it enough? guest: the actual budg

also, false flag operations pretending to act on behalf of one country when you're really acting on behalf another country. you know, you have double agents and triple agents. these are all things that i've experienced in my career as a lawyer. one of my first cases, i represented a guy who turned out to be really a triple agent. he fooled me, for a while at least, and he certainly fooled the government. - and one thing that was absolutely new to me, that there are no juries in israeli courts, i didn't know that. doesn't that make the whole thing a little bit easier to get away with, because in the us, where you have juries, but not only that, you have the press that can interview the jury afterwards, there's a kind of openness to the process. it seems to me that would make it harder to deceive. - i think the opposite. i think it's easier to get away with deception in front of a jury than in front of an experienced judge. i purposely create a judge based on a real judge in israel, whose name is shamgar, who used to be the attorney general of israel, who's one of the most prominent judges t

one told a grand jury that they order the killing and one helped him track that down on bailey.when he was walking out of a restaurant on his way to work. >> san francisco city officials are looking at a proposal to keep twitter in town. the company had threatened to leave san francisco for more space on the peninsula. but now twitter says it will move to a spot in the mid market street area which stretches between van necessary and sixth street if the city gives it a tax break. >> you can tweet this even though it's a costly choice. the company needs more space. space in san francisco will cost twitter more than $30 million in five years, in rent, taxes and other expenses compared to moving the company out to the peninsula. the board of supervisors is debating a measure and giving twitter and other large businesses a tax break if they set up shop on market street. the district is represented by supervisor jane kim and she is sponsoring the legislation. >> we know that enterprise tax breaks frequently don't work but we don't have a company that is going to grow 650%, close to 3,

finally easy on mortgage soil is because the judge is in valley feel. on a. hello thanks for being with us this sunday night it's now half past ten pm moscow time these are the top stories from r.t. the head of libya's armed forces says he's older than immediate cease fire earlier the arab league criticised international air strikes across the country after aerial offensive against gadhafi forces that dozens dead. barack obama says america's role in the military intervention will be limited one but as u.s. cruise missiles take a leading role in coalition operations many are drawing comparisons to the beginning of the two thousand and three iraq war. meanwhile russia's called on the allied forces to refrain from using indiscriminate force it spreads states an acceptable to use the un security council mandate for purposes other than protecting civilians. can still dealing with the consequences of last week's devastating earthquake getting or goes in who's an expert on earthquakes believes that maybe more disasters ahead too as the earth goes through a highly ac

on food and. right now several of the food shops are limiting people to fight i can back them and having you are always the time to get into the stock but obviously there is some level of panic people on showing it. definitely can be very much there's a blocking out on food and also fuel our way here yet last night we saw a long queue of car. parked on the lawn outside of one of the few cattle stations that were they were open in the fukushima prefecture. and there any being limited to twenty liters of petrol the authorities. the army troops and police very carefully even as well lining the streets appealing to the people i think people can make their way we were trying to get their film pictures off the but they have a station called you know me three day to go in every quarter two hundred metres or so they are police telling private thing i can think back to the damage of absolutely complete it's. don't get a real feel for it until you actually see it until you actually get to the case but it's

mornings on 2. it's another big day in the barry bonds' trial. a former teammate will be back on the witness stand in a few minutes. >>> it has been a busy morning for san francisco firefighters. the latest fire reported 30 minutes ago. stay right here with us.