aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> en capitol expressway ford de san josé todos nuestros automóviles chevy malibu y tiene aire acondicionado, ventanas eléctricas y todo lo que usted necesita. mp3 player y además el sistema onstar, que le ayuda una operadora en caso de emergencias. así es, lléveselo por $179 al mes o $179 de enganche. y llámenos ya aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> capitol expressway ford en san josé tenemos todos los autos que usted necesita para que usted maneje, ahorre gasolina y ahorra dinero. mire este precioso 2010 chevy cobalt, color rojo de la pasión, para que se lo lleve bien completito. aire acondicionado, ventanas eléctricas, $139 de enganche o $139 al mes. ¡qué barato! llámenos ya. >> capitol expressway ford en san josé tiene los mejores autos, nuevecitos para que se los lleve ahora mismo. mire esta preciosa 2011 ford edge sel. eso significa que es una edición especial y tiene un equipo que se llama myford touch que es una ventanita que usted maneja todo lo de la de acondicionado. tiene una cámara para que usted se eche de reversa y todo se le simplifica

. >> am i better than harrison ford? >> you're doing great there, jimmy. >> all right. >> olivia wilde. >> is that fun having a new place? >> except mine's haunted. >> is it really? >> by the jonas brothers. >> can i keep this, by the way? >> adam beach. >> indy! >> i'm somewhere between john ñ >>> it's called what? >> air force one ii. take over the plane again, right? great. i love it. as long as i can make the deal. come in! what are you doing here, you son of a bitch? cut the [ bleep ]. you think you can walk in here and say you're sorry after what you did? i'm done with that "star wars" crap and i'm done with you. haven't you heard? i'm in "cowboys and aliens." daniel craig's my wookie bitch now. get the hell out. out! get out of here! get out! i don't want to talk to you. get out of here. and don't come back! she was my wife! she's still spitting up hair balls! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- from "cowboys and aliens," olivia wilde. adam beach. music from chris young. and jon favreau

where it shadows the fords and other properties. if you look at the design from eureka street obliquey from eureka street or from the vantage point of the northern neighbor rear yards, that's what ariel ford just showed us or from the mid block open space which is where i fit in, the reality is that the design has not changed all that much, i don't think, since may 19, that back part. it's still a series that looks to me like a series of long -- no! president olague: thank you very much. >> good ann, commissioners, my name is uta reichart. i will read clarify moon's letter who can't be here. she owns just north of the eureka project. they are rear yards adjoined. i lived in my property for many years and intend to return there. i'm greatly impacted by the design for 309 eureka street. i do want to note that i'm appreciated of their approach. i am requesting that you reduce its height and overall size. at the may 19, 2011, planning commission meeting, the commission continued the 309 eureka hearing and recommended that the project sp

ford made him campaign manager. they would not beat carter.er ford loses to carter, the rumsfelds go on vacation with the cheneys. >> right. >> bret: what did you talk about there? >> both of us were unemployed. we went down and played a little tennis and sat in the sun and talked about the future. i was clear that dick was thinking about going back to wyoming and interesting himself in politics. >> bret: cheney did go back to wyoming and ran for congress in 1978. in that first campaign, cheney a 37-year-old, three pack a day man with a family history of coronary disease suffered his first heart attack. >> having had a mild heart attack, led me to pause and reflect. upon reflection we decided we didn't want to continue the campaign. >> his wife stood in to enable cheney to take time off to get better and return to the campaign trail and win a congressional seat. >> bret: cheney would be reelected six times. in congress he had two more heart attacks. in 1984 and '88. they wouldn't stop his rise. he became minority whip, the second in command am

later police cancelled the alert when they learned ford had been let go. holmes says ford and his mother came into the barber shop, spoke to holmes and explained to him what happened. holmes says the conversation was very brief and the two left shortly thereafter. holmes says he asked hasan ford directly if he had anything to do with the robbery. >> are you involved in this and he said no. he said that guy robbed me like he robbed you. and i said so where did he take you. he said he took me on lone tree, he said to get out of the car and if i turned around or looked around he would shoot me in the back. >> reporter: he worries ford was put up to no good and he might not be telling him the truth. >> i want to believe he's not a victim but i'm really unsure right now. >> reporter: police say they are not sure what relationship if any ford had with the kidnapper. >> the relationship may have been victim and criminal or more than that, we're not sure at this time. >> reporter: security has been increased here at al's barber shop. the car being used in the robb

ford in the second panel. we're fortunate to have senator lugar here with us and we want to try and accommodate his schedule as well as senator lieberman's schedule. so on our first panel we'll consider norman to be ambassador for the czech republic. and francis to be ambassador to the republic of turkey. on the first panel we'll consider robert ford for ambassador to syria. senator casey from pennsylvania will be here. he chairs the subcommittee on near eastern affairs and he will share ambassador ford's questioning portions of the second panel. all of the posts are criticals in safeguarding american interests around the globe. i look forward to discussing the challenges and opportunities the united states faces in threes important countries. we're doing this a little bit differently today and one of the differences is that both of our nominees on the first panel were nominated last year to serve on these positions. i think i chaired one of those nomination hearings last year. but both were considered and app

tonight -- harrison ford. and lady gaga.es. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, if there are no objections, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. hi, everyone. that's very nicece thank you, i appreciate. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. thank you for pretending you care about me so you can see lady gaga. lady gaga is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i don't want to spoil the surprise, but i took a peak backstage to see what she's lady gaga is wearing maybe the most shocking outfit yet. she's wearing a sensible pantsuit from talbots. [ laughter ] truthfully i don't know what she's going to wear, but i did notice all the post-it notes in my office are missing, so, who knows? this is lady gaga's second appearance on a show. the first time was her first appearance on a talk show back in 2008. at that time, she was known by her full name, lady gaganopolous. i was the one to suggest she shorten it, and she did. and also toni

president obama was right to send ambassador ford to syria last year. i look forward to supporting his confirmation when it comes before the full senate. mr. ford has shown that an american ambassador is not a gift to host countries but a representative to actively pursue american interests and american values. the most basic american value, the right to democratic representation is at stake in syria and much more, of course, is at stake. and i know that ambassador ford has been a stalwart advocate for this principle of democratic representation while he has served in damascus. ambassador ford, welcome back to the senate foreign relations committee and this is your second welcome today. but i thank you for your decades of service that you and your team have undertaken in damascus and i look forward to the answers you will provide to our questions. i wanted to open up with just an assessment, your assessment of the violence in the current state of the -- not just the violence and the scale of it, but also what you can tell us about the opposition and how

ambassador ford. >> thank you, madam chair. madam chair, senator lugar, i am honored to appear before you today and grateful for the trust and confidence placed in me by president obama and secretary clinton in nominating me to serve as united states ambassador to the syrian arab republic. at a time when it is more critical than ever that our voice be heard by the syrian regime and more importantly by the syrian people themselves. under the president's recess appointment i have been working in syria since late january. it has not been an easy job but the strategic stakes and strategic opportunities we have in syria are quite dramatic. there is the hugely important story about the struggle for human dignity underway in syria. i arrived in syria at a month before the protests started. in the past five months those protests have grown slowly in size and they now extend across all of syria. the protesters demanded respect for their basic rights, freedom of speech, freedom to march peacefully and an end to corruption and above all t

ford sr. was elected by his colleagues as chairman of the tjpa board of directors, vice chairman from june 2007 to may 2008, and chairman from june to thousand eight to june 2011, and whereas he has been coded his -- he is dedicated his career to improving public transportation as the director of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and the joint powers board, which oversees the operation of caltrain , and whereas we have benefited from the knowledge he has brought to the tjpa position for the past five years, and whereas as chairman of the board, the tjpa come pleaded and international -- completed an international design and broke ground and design at a ceremony attended by then-speaker pelosi, the secretary of transportation ray lahood, and whereas his commitment to the transit program goals directly contributed to the receipt of $400 million in stimulus funds and the important recognition of his involvement in the transit program, and whereas he left his position as executive

hasaan ford walked into the shop. he describes what happened next. >> he told him get in the car, start it up. if you do anything wrong i am going to shoot. he pulled a gun and put it to his face, chest and hasaan ford was scared. >> reporter: the suspect forced him to drive his car, similar to this one. 4way944 license plate. those who know him thought he dropped him off. >> why did i see him walking down the street. i said down the street, where he said on "c" street. i left here, jumped in the car and tried to find him. i was told he was walking right here. and we jumped in the car and he is not to be found. >> reporter: police haven't received any information that supports that claim. they don't know if the suspect and hasaan ford know each other. >> when he was forced, he was wearing a cincinnati reds hat and red jacket and blue jeans. here is a description of the suspect. he is a black male, 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing 110 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red jacket and a red cincinnati reds baseball hat

. >>> news from entertainment, nick ash ford from ash ford and simpson has died. ash ford and his wife, valerie simpson, put many of his hits, including "ain't no mountain high enough" and they wrote songs for ray charles and many others. the duo were singers in their own right releasing 15 albums. ash ford died in a new york city hospital of throat cancer. he was 70. ash ford is survived by his wife and two daughters. >> ♪ you ain't nothing but a hownt dog ♪ hound dog ♪ >> and another death in the music world, jerry lieber who wrote "hound dog" who elvis turned into a hit and yakityy, yak. >> they worked together since they were 17. they also wrote stand by me and "love potion number 9". he died of heart failure at the age of 78. >> tonight hurricane irene is gaining strength and heading to the united states. nasa captured images of irene as it made landfall over puerto rico. they flooded streets and knocked out power to a million people. irene is now a category two hurricane with 100 mile per hour winds. they say it could increase as it passes over the bahamas a

president obama was right to send ambassador ford to syria last year. i look forward to supporting his confirmation when it comes before the full senate. mr. ford has shown an american ambassador is not a gift to host countries, but a representative who actively pursues american interest in american values, the most basic american value, the right to space representation is at stake in syria, and much more of course is at stake, and i know that ambassador ford has been a stalwart advocate for this principal of space representation while he has served in damascus. ambassador four, welcome back to the senate foreign relations committee. i know this is your second welcome today. but i think you for your decades, decades of service and remarkable efforts you and your team have undertaken in damascus, and i look forward to the answer that you will provide to the questions. i wanted to open up with just an assessment, your assessment of the violence and the current state of not just the violence and the scale of it, but also what you can tell us about the opp

it turned out that ford was home. published reports say investigators found a sawed off shotgun and stolen property associated with the robbery after searching the suspects property. we are working to confirm his identity. it's being reported that ford's mother asked her son if he knew anything about the gunman. he said there is nothing to suggest that the two knew each other. >> are you involved in this? he says no, that guy robbed you like he robbed you. i said okay where did he take you? he said he took me on lone tree and he said i better get out of the car. if i looked around and turned around he would shoot me in the back. >> what charges ford will face we are still unclear in that. we're waiting to talk to police this morning. we will stay on top of this and bring you the very latest. live in antioch i'm paul chambers. >>> 5:32 overnight a high pressure line burst in belvedere sending gravel and water shooting in the air. ktvu jade hernandez joins us live to show us the damage and explain what witnesses say hap

let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took his school from a different circumstances to be one of the highest performs school districts in the state. jim dierck. margaret brodkin is the director of the department for children youth and families. i emphasize that because it is one of the most critical agencies in the city and county. margaret was a former director the colman advocates who is responsible for many of the children and families here in san francisco much he served as director. including the another and leader of a campaign that results in a children's fund to provides funding to 220 program ares and serves 30 thousand children each year. margaret is a passionate person.

look at it from ford's perspective.f you have a college student that's going to take a ford focus out for four or five hours through the zipcar program, that's an extended test drive and you can't beat that in exposing your cars to potential buyers down the road. to zipcar's perspective, it's already established itself in new york and boston and is branching out in college towns, and hooking up with ford allows them to accelerate. so both companies are getting something out of this. the question is whether or not it pays off in increases members for zipcar and sales for ford. >> you can't lose. phil, you're in chicago, i'm in new york, and we both understand how zipcars work. what about for other folks, what's the process here? >> there's a membership, and then once you join, it's usually $35 or in this case for college students they are dropping the fee to $25, and after that, a certain fee depending where you're at, you can rent a car, if you will, for an hour, two hours, three hours, it's usually about $7.50 an hour,

they insist, though, 16-year-old hasan ford is safe. they haven't talked to him but they say they have reason to believe he reunited with his family. they canceled the statewide amber alert. he was reported missing by the owner of a barbershop in antioch. hasan works there. the owner said a man with a sawed-off shotgun came in and robbed the shop and demanded that hasan get in car and leave with him. he said it was a moment he will never forget. he did not want to show his face on camera. >> i can't identify him. i can't if i see him again. i have don't know what his purpose is. he robbed us. ive been a barber 20 years and never been robbed. >> they took off in the barbershop owner suv, similar to this one that you are looking at. police recovered the war but they have not found the suspect who they say they consider armed and dangerous. live in antioch, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you so much. >>> 6:02. it's the senate turn to vote on the measure to raise the nation's debt ceiling before the midnight deadline. a

in novato, don ford, cbs 5. >>> and some breaking news for you now.hopper 5 is over san francisco and this protest because we are told that at least 100 demonstrators demanding what they are calling corporate accountability are on the move. they say that the government has focused too much on helping big businesses at the expense of the poor. this protest started in union square and they have now marched to the financial district. and that corner there. they were in front of the hyatt hotel and charles schwab. now they are in front of a wells fargo branch. so far it's been peaceful but we are told in the last five minutes, police have arrived on the scene although from that picture, it's hard to see the police presence and exactly what they are doing but we'll keep an eye on the breaking news in san francisco. >>> at a time when many are cutting back, this. >> i feel honored, lucky, proud. i'm ecstatic. it's like i won the lottery. >> why one bay area fire department is ready to hire. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center, good evening, everybody. now, we

alan mulally was on the show from ford. he said this is really turning out to be a great seller for ford. >> it's a lovely car. >> tell me about what is going on here, and of course this is a honda. >> honda, this car actually started the small car marketplace in many ways. this came out in 2006. it grew a little bit for this model year. but as you can see, there is plenty of room inside. it's very nicely trimmed. again, it gets you 30 to 33 miles to the gallon overall. the room in the back when the seats are down is really quite large. >> that is large. look at that. >> you can put a lot of stuff in the back. so then it does a neat feature, the rear seat is relatively roomy too. then if you've got maybe flowers or something tall, you can actually hitch the seats up and put something tall. even a bicycle will go across here. >> that's very roomy. it surprises you how roomy it is. it's a small car. >> it's relatively small. it's economical. this is what i call the birkenstocks. >> what have we got here? this is the brand-new

andrew luck could be in training camp now buzz bu he's at stand ford.ng to go out and say luck is the best passing architectural design major in stanford histry. jim harbaugh left with the 49ers and there is excitement, sky high on the farm. >> of this is about to be expected during training camp. there is a lot of work to do. a lot of work to figure out who is going to be where. and this is on the right track, now. >> 49ers open friday night in new orleans. and this will be interesting to see the connection. he and smith have been friends for years. and edwards went third that year to cleveland. and this could turn out huge. >> in this process, 2005 we kept a cents to be here with someone i know. and. >> this is a trip the other day. and i'm excite wed have him. he's a talented guy. >> and tiger woods set to tee off tomorrow in atlanta. everybody wondering about the reaction to the old caddy celebrating last week when he won adam scott. williams said it was his gratifying win as a caddy. >> happy to see stevey and adam win. adam has been a friend of mi

ford still hasn't talked to police. the robbery suspect is still missing. >>> for the second time in a week, two people were rescued from a swim pool in san jose. this time, a 9-year-old is hailed as a hero. a 3-year-old girl and her grandfather were found face down six feet deep at the bottom of the community pool. they were under water for up to four minutes. isheen singh pulled the girl to safety after diving into the pool [ indiscernible ] >> he never actually was that brave before. i was surprised. >> another woman pulled the grandfather to safety. firefighters also credit other bystanders who pushed on the victim's chest until firefighters got there. just five days ago neighbors at a nearby apartment complex saved a girl and her father from drowning. >>> how about this? a san francisco cab driver springs into action as a crime fighter. it happened after the cabbie came upon a woman who was getting mugged. mark sayre with the heroic cabbie and the crime that was actually caught on video. mark. >> reporter: indeed,

police say haasan ford was forced into a car by a

the shops owners al holmes told us that ford and his mother stopped by today to explain what happened. >> involved in this and he said no, that guy robbed me like he robbed you. i said where did he take you? he said he took me on lone street. he said i better get out the car and if i looked around or turned around he would shoot me in the back. >> reporter: wright says he worries that ford may have been put up to the crime. police say they still don't know if ford knew the men who committed the robbery. >>> the debt deal increases the government's ability to borrow past the 2012 election. it promises $2 trillion in cuts over the next decade. the deal came after weeks of bitter partisan battle. >> people in my state panicked that they won't get a social security check. small business saying they couldn't get a decent loan, all that for nothing. >> reporter: the measure is an important first step but lawmakers still have to find a balanced approach. the debt deal has not solved another debt stalemate. the agencies operating authority expired 11 days ago. now the faa is under a partial s

ambassador to syria, robert ford. last month he travelled to hama and was surrounded by flowers, olive branchs and people yelling that the americans have come. his pointed moral support naturally infuriated the syrian government which immediately set its thugs upon the u.s. embassy in demaamascus. ford told me he had to get marine guards to shoot the intruders before the marines pulled them off. but then assad stepped up his crackdown on hama, sending in tanks, cutting off water and electricity and shooting people apparently at random. bodice s sply left in the streets or buried in backyards by terrified residents. these syrian tv pictures by the end of the week claimed the rebellion in the city has been crushed. but residents say that now, a humanitarian crisis is under way, with growing shortages of food and medical supplies? and this morning, news that assad's forces crumbling another syrian town. the best response the world has come up with so far is the united nation's statement condemning the violence. and, the

his name is hasaan ford. they say he was involved in a robbery at the barbershop where he also worked. it was reported on monday that he was abducted leading to a state-wide amber alert. it turns out he was home safe. the alleged gunman that was also arrested and saw a sawed off shotgun and stolen property at his home. his identity has not been released. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest. coming up you will hear from the barbershop owner from his discussion with ford. >>> california lawmakers will investigate the failures in the criminal justice system that lead to the long imprisonment of jaycee dugard. today's hearing follows the release of more disturbing video tapes. nancy garrido said she video taped -- asking the five-year- old girl to do the splits. >> that's it. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy huh? >> yeah that is easy. >> reporter: this tape was made two years after the garridos captured jaycee dugard. she was held for 18 years

ford. president ford was originally named after his birth father. ford was young and began calling her son gerald ford after her new husband. ford didn't legally change his name until he was 22 years old. >>> we'll be right back. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. i'm not looking forward to my flight. try this. bayer aspirin? i'm not having a heart attack. it's my back. no, this is new bayer advanced aspirin... clinically proven to relieve tough pain twice as fast as before. what, did you invent this or something? well, my team did. i'm dr. eric first, from bayer. wow. look. it has microparticles. it enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of pain. better? great! thanks. [ male announcer ] new bayer advanced aspirin. extra strength pain relief. twice

the 62-year-old is also a board member for ford motor company. it is the first time in pg & e's 106 year history where they have not hired a ceo from within. yearly takes over a company reeling with controversy. the fallout from the san bruno explosion the most pressing matter he will face. yearly takes over for outgoing ceo peter darby who retired back in april. >> next, facebook is making a policy change. in an effort to reduce crime, the company is shutting off its service for a certain group of people. >> and sick of taking pills -- how pharmacists are customizing your prescriptions to get you to take them. >>> and cleaning up the air we breathe. the big changes on the way for big mrulters on the road. >>> and good afternoon, i am chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, sunshine yet again today, and well some warming here across the bay area. a look at oakland. that shows fog near san francisco. look at the east bay, warming up to 89 in livermore. ldetails on just atltae ltle bi a warming trend and what it means in the seven-day coming up. . . >>>

toyota a ford will jointly develop new hybrid technology for pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. the two auto giants announced in a news conference on monday that they have reached a basic agreement to develop a gas electric system with higher fuel efficiency. toyota has made its hybrid systems available to ford since 2004 but until now the two firms have been working independently to develop this kind of technology. in the united states, standards on fuel efficiency are expected to be tightened. so toyota has decided to develop hybrid pickup trucks and suvs. the two companies plan to introduce the new hybrid system in their own models independently before the year 2020. toyota and ford also agree to tie up in the development of new information technology for vehicles. >>> and now let's turn to the markets. here in tokyo markets have just opened and we're seeing japanese stocks moving higher on this tuesday morning. the benchmark nikkei average is quoted at 8675, that is up just over half a percent. the index ended at a five-month closing low on monday as worries about the u.s.

hassan ford was the subject of a statewide amber alert monday after a man walked into the barber shop on west 18th with a sawed off shotgun and robbed the owner. when ford walked in, apparently he had been on an errand, the gunman ordered him into the barber shop owner's car. the next day the teen called family and friends and said that he had been freed. that according to police. last night, though, police say they served a search warrant on an apartment on lone tree way in antioch and arrest add 23-year-old man also believed to be the gunman involved. they say the search of a van on that property also turned up a shotgun they believe was used in the probe and also property they believe that was taken in the robbery as well. that's the latest from here, reporting live in antioch, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> christie, thank you. this morning never before seen video showing one of jaycee dugard's kidnappers luring a girl into a van and videotaping them stretching and posing. >> show me your split. let me see you now. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. >> thi

we are 37 feet away from the ford's home providing ample opportunity for light and air. during a recent meeting, she stated one of her main concerns is what she would see when she looked out her kitchen doors. we believe the fords have been misinformed about the scale of our project generating fears it will loom over us like an enormous fortress. it is unfortunate that despite all of the clarifications we have provided and the discussions we have engaged them, in they continue to hold fast to these misrepresentations. for example, our proposed building height will be nine feet taller than the existing roofline, not 19 feet. we have been open to honest discussion, compromise and have made concessions and have yet to see any in return or any acknowledge of the changes we have made. instead we are expected to build our homes dictated by and limited to d.r. applicants. thank you. president olague: thank you. emily scott, liz notware. >> good evening, commissioners. i am emily scott and i am myra's partner. i will be living in the upper unit when the project is complete. i wa

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described as a 25-year- old black man and i am still trying to talk with the family about how hasaan ford got away. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning the senate is set to vote on the debt ceiling legislation and that's after it passed in the house last night. coming up at 615 we will have a live report with what they are doing to prevent the government from default. >>> it was made by wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords last night who surprised everybody by walking to the house floor. [applauds] >> it was an incredible moment, there she is right in the middle with glasses on. it is the first time since she returned to the u.s. capital after being shot in the head after a meeting in the arizona district back in january. colleagues lined up just to hug and touch her. congresswoman gabrielle giffords voted in favor of the legislation. >>> back here an agreement is expected to be formalized tonight over a distribute over 600 acres of land in the san jose. they have been battling over an area known as cambridge 36 campbell will get the land and san jose will get $1 million. 1,000 peop

ford, i know before i arrived here you have an opening statement. but i will do is i will present an opening statement and then we can go right to questions. am i correct -- >> yes, senator, that is correct. >> thanks so much. thank you everyone. i know we are moving to the second panel on a very busy day. but i wanted to get right into these critically important issues. over the past few days, scores have been killed in the same location of a devastating attack by government forces in the year 1982 which killed an estimated 10,000 syrian civilians. despite the sustained assault by government forces, syrian activists continue to demonstrate in very large numbers the testament to their courage, their cause and their desire for the most basic elements of human rights and human dignity. the horror taking place in syria today has let me and i know many others in this body, the united states senate to be very clear about the conclusion that we have reached. this is a regime that is not capable of reform. it has lost all legitimacy. we must be direct, and

ford in the second panel.we're fortunate to have senator lugar here with us and we want to try and accommodate his schedule as well as senator lieberman's schedule. so on our first panel we will consider the nominations of norman eyesan to be ambassador to the czech republic and francis richard olney to the republic of turkey. and on our second panel we will be considering the nomination of robert ford to be ambassador to syria. senator casey from pennsylvania will be here. he chairs the subcommittee on near eastern affairs and he will chair ambassador ford's questioning portion of the second panel. all of the posts being considered today are critical in strengthening u.s. influence and safeguarding person interests around the globe. i look forward to discussing the challenges and opportunities the united states faces in these three important countries. now, as i said, we're doing this a little bit differently today. and one of the differences is that both of our nominees on the first panel were nominated last

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. >> okay, if it's sting operation, i'm bust ford going there and i'm sure they rad camera on me. >> well in fact they did. can i show you? would you like it take a look? >> you are bragging it there, jr, about robbing a guy. you don't feel bad about it. after seeing himself on tape, jr says, he was just blowing smoke. >> this is just made up person. >> you just made it up. >> yeah. >> you talk about taking the bentley. >> you taking the bentley. >> well, i don't know, i was trying to be cool. >> jr pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten years to life in prison. >> i have never had a job in my life. >> then there's alicia. the woman who brags she never worked a day in her life. she pleaded guilty for the crimes related to her visits to the storefront. sheriff gallespie says his department's proactive policing is working. >> our crime numbers are down. >> and warns that crooks should think twice before committing a crime in las vegas. >> what do you say to criminals who may see this, who have their eyes on las vegas? >> watch out. we're in a lot of different places. doing a lot of di

the industry has created more than seventy five thousand new jobs for the first time in six years ford g.m. and chrysler are all operating at a profit g.m. has reported six straight quarterly profits and chrysler's revenue is said to be up by thirty percent nearly fourteen billion dollars from last year what about bail in the people out you bill about the corporations who bailed out the banks and doesn't need a whole lot because the people who are in the city still don't get those jobs those jobs are still being outsourced in this once great industrial beacon of american ideals where henry ford pioneered the famous model t. production schools police and fire stations now stand a bandit as many americans are reduced to dealing in scrap see if you will take just to make ends meet marina port knocking on r.t.e. detroit. detroit is not available in the us of a bond and now is tropical storm irene continues its devastating journey the latest developments on that story on our web site. responding to in the u.s. that's pulling irene's trail as this storm is now leaving america's east coast an

ford recalling 1 million trucks including the top-selling f-150.nal highway safety administration says the defect led to fires and one injury. consumer report has a recommended status and review said it scored poorly due to decline in agility. the magazine called the ride choppy and says there is more road noise compared to the last civic. >>> how is this for convenience? 7-eleven now selling pre-paid cell phone from t-mobile. no contract handset for $29.ed 99 plus taxes and fees and it even has a camera. at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> surveillance video from a san francisco cabby is helping police put together a case against a robbery suspect. take a look at it. the video shows a woman walking near the intersection of polk and francisco. look at that. a man violently snatches her cell phone from her hand. but an luxor cab driver saw it go down two weeks ago and the camera in his vehicle was rolling. he helped get victim in his cab and followed the suspect. the cabby is praised for his quick thi

you could send a youth to 3 years in law school in stan ford and yale. beyond that, every year we have looked to issues of critical importance. not only locally but throughout the nation. 2 years ago, we looked at undocumented youths particularly those from honduras and other countries where a hostile relationship were being deportd and sent back without parental support. so this year, we focus on the problems of guns and violence in our schools. both to and from schools and at schools. we raise this not as an insend iary issue. but as the headlines read and give the impression that youth themselves are to blame for these incidents that we often hear about involving guns and gun violence. but to recognize as a society, we have done little to decrease the proliferation of guns on our streets. we have done little. it's just like the war to drugs. you know, it seems almost strange toous those words since it's been such a failure. but the same thing we've seen with guns. particularly those of you who work with youth and in the communities, which are plagued

it's when ford's powertrain warranty ends. this ram truck, you've still got 39,999 miles to go. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ >>> keeping a close eye on wall street, stocks started the day with a steep decline, then it looked like things were coming back. alison kosik live at the new york stock exchange. what's happening down there? >> yeah, no such luck. today the bears are out. the focus a little bit is on p europe and the slow economies in the euro zone. also a weak housing report here in the u.s., it remains in the dull drums. but we got some good news, fitch, one of the big credit agencies, reaffirmed the u.s.'s aaa credit rating saying the u.s. has exceptional credit worthiness, that that remains inta intact. however, it gave a warning that if washington doesn't put its fiscal health in order, the u.s. could be up for a downgrade in the future. >> i want to ask you about walmart because so many more people follow wall mortgage t ma -- walmart than fitch. they're out with sales numbers and second quarter not good? >> well, there'