you see an ad saying make money stuffing envelopes, send me $5. u put $5 in an envelope, they send you an and a half says place an ad just like mine. see how they stuffed an envelope. so this is considered money spent on an education. is there a benefit of a tenant having a lease? or does it just promise the landlord you won't be moving? well, landlords won't do it if it wasn't better for them but there are benefits for you. and they can raise rent without giving you a year's notice and as sit now they can raise within 30 days. and this does give you some protection. >> and he toyed with my emotions. and cal baseball coach named national coach of the year. what he has done is beyond miracles. taking a team and guiding the bears. this is saved and almost eliminated then saved. throughout turmoil, they led cal to the college world series and there is a game against texas a&m today. the team refused to die lives for at least a few more days. there is highlights at 6:00. >> and interest just ahead a man says he robbed a bank of $1 just to get arrested.

. >> a warning tonight about an ad for low-cost airline tickets. ahead on 7 on your side, how one guy lost a bundle. >> also here tonight a pilot project eliminating some parking spots to make driving in the city more efficient. stay with us. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the cost of a college education has risen draw maticly over past several years. accord tg a report a reason for costs is the amount many universities spend on research. and we have the story. >> here in california, community colleges have experienced budget cuts from the state and has caused tuition to go up. and there is a study that says there may be other ways to save money including amount spent on research. public universities have tried to cut costs. some have imposed furlough days, eliminated positions and done away with sports programs but american enterprise institute suggests other strategies

ugly we get up a good priorities usa action the present organization is launching an ad an ad campaign targeting the republican agenda take a look. we are america we know right from wrong and we know the edge blaming president obama for the economy our politics at its worst the republicans have proposed economic reforms or a return not only have a plan that would essentially end medicare for future retirees when should you should while giving huge tax breaks to big oil in the world we can't rebuild america if they don't the middle class yet is running them in important battleground states like florida virginia north carolina and colorado it's essential that we win the messaging war against republicans having the phony twelve elections and priorities usa. the bad. poll and take on fire. so-called news the republican presidential candidate who's probably actually running for vice president went on the attack against climate change saying evidence supporting it is bad science the science is bad and it's and great dispute do you believe that there is no such thing as global warming i think

opening the windows has an added effect of allowing in the dust and fumes. our residents, many of whom have been here for decades, have made this their lives. a five-year construction project is about to begin. thank you. [applause] [list of names] if i have called your name, you can come to the microphone in any order. >> linda chapman, speaking for older and women. now i worry that you may lose your way listening to these arguments from the playbook of 1984, about horrible consequences and if you do not approve the medical industrial complex in the form of godzilla. the alternative is that they retail and earthquake-safe place on campus if they cannot accommodate concerns of the community. owl quadruplicate and has several concerns. one has to do with any transportation. another is housing and certainly access to health care. i will just mention that in the last connection, several owl members have had contact with this organization. what happened? they eliminated the dialysis clinic. another one, her medical insurance will not pay for this hospital becaus

. >> let's take a quick break ironically for an ad for an oil company. and we address that had earlier. "press: here" will be back here in just a minute. >>> we're talking about oil. >> we have been talking a lot about pricing and obviously i come from a country or pet control is really expensive, double the price of what you pay here, so i think i'm getting a bargain. >> excellent. >> i do remember first coming here in 1996. but i want to slightly change the focus a little bit and ask you about reserves. because i know when this is a crunch or there's something happens in the middle east, then you have to look at using your own reserves. i'm interested in how much gas or oil of in research for any kind of dire situations and what happens, what triggers the use of that kind of reserve. >> and the rope people talk so much about wanting to access who are reserves here everyone in california frankly is so that you have the ability to deal with those kinds of situations. we have such valuable reserves off the california coastline and we know they're technica

they posted an ad at buckingham palace. >> a dresser? >> someone who can -- >> someone to put your shoes on? i need one of those. we all know there are certain side effects that come with your morning cup of coffee. >> jittery this morning? >> are you drinking so much caffeine that you are starting to hallucinate. stressed coffee lovers are three times more likely to see or hear imaginary things. 92 people with varied stress and caffeine intake were forced to listen to bing crosby's white christmas. and then static and asked to press a buzzer if they heard the song. 15% reported delusional experiences. no wonder. some i want to know who thinks up these experiments. boss, i've got an idea. here's what we do. we feed all these people heavy coffee, make them sit in a room and play white christmas. >> how about lady gaga. >> wait a minute. i'm hearing something.

chase has chosen to keep the door because it is an added safety for patrons and employees. they do not need it. it is not required. and it is not available to them for use. that is it. >> thank you. mr. sanchez? >> thank you. i would just like to note one item. there has been ovations made there were no public hearings on the case. this is the third public hearing, and the board of appeals still has the same notification requirements. notice was done to owners and occupants within 150 feet of the project. this is a duly noted public hearing. with that, i am available for any questions. president goh: would you address the allegation that their appeal was rejected? >> i believe the request for discretionary review came after the building permit was issued. once the building permit has been issued, the proper process is to file an appeal with the board of appeals and the planning commission cannot hear it. vice president garcia: mr. sanchez, if the project sponsor worst to submit plans and a

today it sold it for $35 million to an ad targeting firm. shares of newscorp added about 1%. bit of a relief rally. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: on friday, automakers release june sales figures. it has been a month marked by high gas prices, higher vehicle prices and a shortage of some models. tonight's "street critique" guest isn't hitting the brakes. she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. nice to see you. you're looking at ford, the sole u.s. auto maker not to take a bailout during the hard times, share price in the middle of the range it's been in for the past year. what are your expectations? >> well, ford has been really beaten down vees avery the rest of the market. my expectation is we could get back up there towards that 52-week high. the reason is that ford is done well with with their fuel efficient cars, tom. in may, 74% increase in two new models and 32% across the board with all their fuel efficient small cars, but even the ex plosher last mob saw 135% increase. 47-mob high in terms of explorer suv sales. but the key here is that fo

chase has chosen to keep the door because it is an added safety for patrons and employees. they do not need it. it is not required. and it is not available to them for use. that is it. >> thank you. mr. sanchez? >> thank you. i would just like to note one item. there has been ovations made there were no public hearings on the case. this is the third public hearing, and the board of appeals still has the same notification requirements. notice was done to owners and occupants within 150 feet of the project. this is a duly noted public

think the showdown will be in new ifthpay relyis looking for someone who is unconventional, he has an ad t atshows himself riding a dirt bi ouwest, and he -- he's aninteresting man. but if you believe that the republican electorate has moved to the hard a challenge to see how he can defend rkg r esen obama and defend some of his policy positions. i think he would foidable candidate if he can get past the primaries but t is probably right, >> mi romney bring to the the american people. >> one, finance experience. 25 years of experience in gh finance,meum finance, w finance. that means he has finance experience as a candidate who knows how to fix theconomy. two, presidential campai peen. esonis the romney still the front-runner? >> he's a stronger front-runner than i expected a month or two ago. nationally he's picked up a pi in new hampshire he's genuinely in a front-runner-like position now. he's at 40 and the others are wnat10. but john, the opening in this race is not for n ntan e motorbike ad is actually a metaphor because you don't know whe 'scome from or where he's going in the ad!

chase has chosen to keep the door because it is an added safety for patrons and employees. they do not need it. it is not required. and it is not available to them for use. that is it. >> thank you. mr. sanchez? >>

how the fbi tracked him down with an ad campaign. >> here we go again.arry bonds back in court once again. why prosecutors could take another swing at the home run cringe -- the home run king coming up. >>> good morning, i'm frank mallicoat. >> we can feel the week

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in the past we have worked on an ad hoc basis. as you will see in my next recommendation, we are proposing a pilot program to develop operating policy guidelines. supervisor campos: who decides where the stock for the shuttle is? >> currently the provider of the shuttle based on demand fluctuation over time. one thing that we heard from operators of the shuttle was that the ability to adjust that overtime was very important. and the collaboration where we would seek to maintain that flexibility would also protect others for the use of that curb space, be it muni or otherwise. we want to see the shuttles continue to grow, but in a responsible fashion in line with operating guidance and policy within broader transportation systems. we recommend that the sf mta called muni partner program, involving a designated shuttle point person on staff that would lead that coordination and investigate into public complaints and coordinate with the other related mta policies that are beginning to emerge. other things that are beginning to look m

this is an added fail-safe measure to protect tenants who fail to replace notices. they are offered the opportunity to rank the units they would like an order preference. if a tenant failed to return the form, this clarification injures they still have the right to relocate to a replacement unit. they lose their right to grant their preferences if they do not respond. section 4.5.3. this is related to the rights of new tenants that come into a building that has been vacated. just for clarification, the new tenants realize that they do not have relocation benefits. section 9.1 is an amendment to the section requiring the annual reporting requirements. it is a revision the city attorney suggested after the convenience of the planning department. the amendment essentially says there's been no activity at the construction site, that the planning director does not have to give a full report on the status of the development agreement. section 11.4 -- further clarifies the assignment under the development agreement and how it would apply to transfer of land. the point is to

the bus comes just one day after the fbi released an ad campaign across the country and 14 cities looking for grieg who they hoped would lead them to bulger. >> this is an announcement by the fbi. have you seen this woman? >> reporter: the fbi says this tv ad spawned a tip that led them to bulger in santa monica. they were both arrested without any trouble at a residence there. bulger was the inspiration for the leonardo decaprio move the departed. bulger was an fbi informant and former fbi agent tipped him off that he was about to be indied the for his role in -- indicted for his role in several murders. bulger and krogh are expected in a downtown los angeles courtroom today. bulger the 81-year-old faces charges including murder, extortion and money laundering. his 60-year-old girlfriend faces charges of harboring a fugitive. for cbs news, i'm rob schmitt in los angeles. >>> barry bonds could find out today whether he will have to go on trial again. >> anne makovec is in san francisco where bonds is due back in federal court this morning. here we go again. good morning, anne. >> reporter

now they can run an ad that says senator x kicks puppies. do not vote for him. that fact has been utterly ignored by the press. as you all know, when congress regulates under the first amendment, it has to have a good reason for doing so. the reason that congress has law invoked is corruption. quid pro quo corruption is when i give you money and you give me a vote. the donors are calling the tune. indeed, at times, the mere appearance of undue influence and access was an appropriate route for regulation and that approach gave congress a great deal of room to regulate. citizens united seems to have cut back dramatically on that approach. it has returned us to the defendant -- the definition of corruption. we're back to quid pro quo corruption. while the press mourns the court holding when it overruled lawson, the one campaign finance case ever in the to the equality rationale, ingratiation and access are not corruption. the broad and nebulous view of corruption endorsed by the liberals allowed congress to regulate problem without ever mentioning the word "equalit

we have done a number of things on an ad hoc basis, special events, to get people out. but i think in terms of on a regular basis, that is something -- i think that is something that i would like to come back and talk a little bit more about what we might be able to do to improve that. supervisor cohen: from this point on, you can continue with your presentation. i will not ask any more questions. i will save them for the end. supervisor mar: that is an important issue that i would have expected the mta staff to be able to respond to in much more specifics. because how terrible it would be for somebody of limited english- speaking ability to have to deal with that and not know where they are. i really commend supervisor cohen for bringing that up, at the hope that mta comes up with a much better response for that. >> ok, i hear you, and we will be back to you with a specific plan on that. the point i was trying to make was that, i think for the first time, we have got an infrastructure in place, and we have trained ourselves that part of any service management practice

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if it passes, they can start negotiating a second bail youfment as an added incentive, the e.u. is offering development grants worth a biioeusin a move aimed at creating jobs and help get the greek economy back on its feet >> in syria, more reports of security forces firing on pro democracy protesters after friday prayers. activists say more than a dozen people have been killed. theyrn army has also been raiding villages along the turkish border as part of its crackdown. thousands of refugees have osd toury to escape the bloodshed. >> protesters flee as security forces fire tear gas and live ammunition. syrians across the country turned out in large numbers after friday prayers. unverified video shows violence in several locations. activists say at least 15 people were killed. syrian television is presenting other picture, free from the crackdown on anti-government protests. it's called upon residents to rern to their homes saying the army restored stability from armed terrorist gangs. the town has been a flashpoint of pro democracy demotrations. >> the hospital has resumed serv

for people to learn how to do things online, and that is becoming just as much of a needed skill as an ad posted on our side bar. we want to serve oakland specifically, and we have taken all of our skills collectively to see how we stay afloat doing that. >> we have a number of people wanting to ask you questions, so go ahead. >> in the 1800's, charles dickens wrote a novel about his trip to america called "martin chuzzelwit." he mentioned his exposure to newspapers. we know that the "new york times" is biased. we know that the "economist" is biased. "wall street journal" is now horribly bias. we kind of adjust our lenses here when you read online and you do not know the person is, it is difficult to know whether it is legitimate or not. newspapers eventually disappear and are no longer published in print, so they are just competing with everyone else. how do we establish -- how do we know -- how to newspapers establish credibility? i saw this news reporter who put a piece on youtube about gavin newsom just walking away. so how did these organizations establish credibility? how are people

your picture could end up in an ad for the company. especially you are selling your image in the process. >> it was started in florida. >> david is a professor of entrepreneurship. he said it's no surprise the ap is popular with businesses. getting you to advertise for them is inexpensive and a powerful way for them to try to make a sale. >> one of the most effective marketing tools is having a friend recommend a product, service, or store. it's better to have you take the picture, send it out on facebook or twitter or 4 square or other social media. >> oinkers said they are not getting rich, but say the pennies add up and it's a few way to make a few extra bucks. >> to cash in your points, you need a pay pal account. aside from taking your picture with products, you can download aps and completing certain tasks along the way. some are easier to complete since they don't require you to be in a specific location. >> back to the weather story. all this rain has many people rethinking the weekend plans organizers at the subzero festival o

they took an ad out in the paper. they said the market street railway had all of these old cars. you could buy one without seats for $10 or with seats for $20. they had some suggestions with what people could do with the old horse cars and cable cars. they could be used for news stands, fruit stands, lunch stands, play houses, poultry houses, tool houses, coal sheds, conservatories and polling booths, etc. and it really is a testament to the market street railway's imagination that these cars essentially got used for all of these different purposes. here's a shoemaker in oakland. he opened up his little cobbler shop in an old horse car in his backyard. he locked it up at night with a long nail going through. he said, who's going to steal old shoes? a little bit more dramatic, a man named james mcneal took four old horse cars and put them on a pontoon to make a house boat near bell very deer. he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there wa

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has been advertising and using pop culture icons advertised for really for years i mean there was an ad back in two thousand and five people may remember it it looks like they were the greats the marine fighting the dragon now we've got we had after that we had in movie previews we had to have a military. war that like a video game and some might argue that a drone warfare is a bit of a game which is also syria itself but now we're getting to a situation where the military it's almost literally televisual the same you'll get superpowers that can protect you on the battlefield if you join the military and my question is that i wrote about in some where i was was where does it stop because these are clearly ads aimed at kids not want to be clear i don't think the military has an obligation to get its recruitment has to show its war states but i don't think it has an obligation to look and say kids if you if you join the military you could die obviously that should be pretty implicit but we have to put this next to how the other parts of the pentagon are behaving you see you have one for t

you have someone in mind you think i'm interested in amsterdam they drop me a line i'll bring out an ad r.t. t.v. dot are you let's keep spotlight interact we'll be back with more comments from what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on our team and take. notes. h. . you stand to lose me. everything you still see losing. everything was in a gold mine tragedy in northwest russia as a passenger plane crashes onto a highway killing forty four people early reports suggest pilot error and bad weather are to blame. at least fifteen more civilians killed as nato bombers miss a top gadhafi aide but instead hit the birthday party of his four year old grandson . and showdown in the greek parliament the pm savage's new austerity cuts face a no confidence vote athens on the brink of becoming the first euro zone nation to default. my from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now way our top story officials say bad weather and pilot error are the likely causes of a plane crash which killed forty four people and left eight injured in northwest russia o

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