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the foreman disagreed saying bond was purposely evasive. at the end the judge said she would issue a ruling later. >> it's unlikely she will throw it out. she would be more inclined to uphold it. i think the surprise would be that she threw it out. the defense has tough, good arguments i think that's one of the reasons the the judge wants to think about it and write it up. >> reporter: how was the game last night? >> it was nice. >> reporter: bonds answered questions about the game he attended last night but not about what happened or did hasn't in court. >> going back to day one, he's always had confidence in the system. felt that the system would do justice and nothing has changed. >> reporter: if the judge upholds his appeal, barry bonds will be sentenced here in about three months. then no doubt he'll appeal. reporting live in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> pinol police tell ktvu a third man has been arrested in connection with yesterday's attempted robbery of an armoured car. police say williams fuller was arres

let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

. ♪ hey, baby what's your hurry ♪ >> reporter: foreman gary russo turns grimaces into smiles on his lunchak. ♪ how i longed >> i never knew the power of the smile. honestly it is such a great gift. >> reporter: even his crew sitting in what they call the orchestra section is impressed. do you have a favorite song he sings? >> yes. >> mac the night. ♪ the shark bait >> reporter: in two weeks, russo has gone from a shower singer to a quarter million hits on youtube, talking to reporters about his frank sinatra-like sound. >> the comparison is overwhelming. >> reporter: building a fan base in the worst acoustics imaginable. and how much longer do they have to listen to this? at least until december 2016, another five noisy years. for russo, this isn't about money or fame, but realizing at 50 he needs to do what he loves. >> don't worry about getting paid. don't worry about, you know, is it hard and just do it. >> reporter: his job and his passion moving new yorkers. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> ever hear the expression, only in new york? that's our broadcast for this wednesday night

john farrell on the life and times of clarence, on afterwards, amanda foreman on the british citizens who fought for the union and the confederates. live sunday at noon eastern, three hours of your calls and questions. in depth with ann coulter. her datest is "demoniac." >> that figure that's removing the vail of ignorance from human understanding. that's an american invention. that's not a classical statute. but it's sort of classical for what it is all about. >> if you met c-span's latest document on the library of congress, there's a channel on youtube. become a subscribers, it's free. watch all of the latest videos and hundreds of other timely videos at youtube youtube.com/c-span. president obama has signed legislation to decrease the vertigo authority, he signed the bill into passage just hours after the bill passed the senate. it promised $2 billion budget cuts over the next decade. we're going to show you closing remarks from the senator party leaders. this is about 20 minutes. >> over the past few weeks, congress has been engaged in a very important debate. it may have been me

the foreman of this ladder crew is larry mcdonald with the american flag on his back.s the ladder goes up it weighs 550 pounds, takes 10 people with the ropes and can reach a height of six stories the >> to sing the national anthem we are very honored to have andrew bidlock, an adler fellow from the san francisco opera. >> ♪ orgse say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ory the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ oer the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> good afternoon. what an exciting day for san francisco. when we can all come together to be reminded of our traditions and the courage of our first responders. i'm so excited to be here with the fire chief. he's been remembering how the fire department helped us out of the earthquake so

through their paces which have to be unsinkable and they're not allowed to have any kind of engine the foreman says are judged by the full weak way to rear distance of the flight critique and showmanship well it's not worth mentioning that the last two aspects usually go meet the first one. red booth looked up the russian capital for the second time during to be an extremely attractive man for muscovites with nearly one hundred thousand spectators watching the show one of them deliberately it's the very first time we've taken porridge in the dark where and you know i'm just stunned that there are so many speech either so there is such a lot of enthusiasm winds expected to be so exciting that it's been an awesome experience one is only part of the action here as some followers of looked out have plenty of motivation well for other. it's a way of life that is but we do care about the result if we fail to take first place we will try again next time otherwise we'll just be resting on our laurels. we've met so many beautiful intelligent and interesting people here that's why we're going to take pa

become sides recalled in friendly matches the better the russians have put in some very support the foreman says but you've seen them lose to a run and only true with tom himself however almost a year on from the last victory in a friendly against garia russia before and looking to win again especially those euro qualifiers against macedonia and republic of ireland coming up in early september. but can't pick the strong side so he would lose strikers alexander critter called and i'm going to show it in with only half an hour gone because recall having to go for the leg injury. in receive a cut to his head. chances were the premium in the fur. staff the service for the gun rights of each should have done better with this free header five minutes before half time russia would open the scoring seven minutes after the break from publishing to speak to drive from distance has fumbled boy boy on your cheer each and public opinion i was on hand to score his first goal for the national team in almost a year moments later to vista's couldn't draw level but he got in fair to well to deny his former s

well i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture he has an extraordinary resume pastor a former congressman and c.e.o. of the nonprofit organization common cause bob edgar joins me tonight for conversations with great minds discuss his time in office the issues he's now taking on a war of peace and the corruption of the supreme court by any means necessary that's exactly what the republican party is doing to get their way and that includes using hostage taking tactics will debate that and more infamous rondell romney campaign contributions appearing out of thin air it's not a mormon miracle and it should be illegal but according to the supreme court it's perfectly legal if it comes from a faceless corporation i'll explain in tonight's daily take. resides conversations in the great minds i'm joined by a policy choice in america dr bob edgar a former congressman from pennsylvania who served six terms in the u.s. house of representatives with a masters degree in divinity from the theol

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every country is unique in terms of its particular situation of the background of this conflict the foreman the skilled public routers the sutra on the other hand we should learn our lessons a number of the international players tend to degrees from the strict observation of both the instructions and the spirit of these resolutions therefore we are naturally concerned the such a loose interpretation is could only result in making some of the opposition circles taking their position and ordered for a tougher approach which is by no means a post of achievement in terms of finding a mutually acceptable solution to. the deteriorating situation in syria is there for many wondering how can the crisis be result what is your opinion on the issue you can visit our web site and cast your vote we have a look now and so far third of all voters favor peaceful solution to the conflict suggesting that sad should be helped in starting a dialogue with the opposition the same number of people feel that staying away from serious problems and together is the best approach. twenty five percent think the physici

very close this foreman used to finance in front wanted to find somebody to speak to represent problems and he's also involved in this in this case you know the reimbursement of public funds tightening the business tycoon who is one of his friends but i think both the investigation would not go very far because the investigation would be stymied in a case the french president is involved and. we can all be prosecuted included lol so you know if they want a case and he's not even sure some aspects of the case could not be discussed as long as suckers he's the president of france so from this angle i don't think it's you know stopping her from doing that job but the i meant from a democratic country it's disheartening to see that somebody who is sunday investigation will could be and invest investigation was appointed as such a high level job. taking a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe three top nuclear visuals have been sat in her pad over their handling of the fukushima atomic plant disaster the country's ministers of a condom e. trade and industry called

president who is very close this foreman used to find it in front wanted to find somebody to speak to represent crowds and he's also involved in this in this case you know the reimbursement of public funds to tycoon a business tycoon who is one of his friends but i think both the best occasion would not go very far because the investigation i suppose would be stymied in a case that french president is involved and he cannot be prosecuted in a court of law so you know if there were ok so he's not even sure some aspects of the case could not be discussed as long as suckers is the president of france so from this angle i don't think it's you know stopping her from doing their job but the map from a democratic point of view it's disheartening to see that somebody who is under investigation or could be and invest investigation was appointed or such a high level job here talking to me a little earlier the syrian opposition has dismissed a decree from present of a sad allowing a multi-party government system nor could see the formation of political factions other than the ruling baath party

tom foreman has the "360" bulletin. >>> the united nations has denounce syria's brutal crack dunne onrs. the security council condemned the use of force against civilians and called for an immediate end to violence by all parties. dozens of people have been killed in the last few days, including at least four today. >>> haiti and the dominican republic are bracing for tropical storm emily which is expected to hit the two countries with strong winds and heavy rains. the national hurricane center says emily is packing winds of 50 miles per hour. >>> as relief agencies desperately try to feed starving somalians, the u.n. announced today that famine has spread to three more regions of the african country, incding the capital city of mogadishu. the still war in somalia is making it hard to get food to those who need it. >>> and in new york, maybe that wandering peacock just needed a day to be alone. it escaped from the central park zoo yesterday, and there it is perched on a wind sill, but zoo officials now say the peacock flew back home this morning. >> wow, that's cool. >> a little homin

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collapse has led to a very weakened sectarian a tense government that constantly collapses initially foreman is unable to really address the political challenges of the day i'm not sure the same thing exists at least in iraq which of course is a lot larger as a country has a huge supplies of oil but once again the central government is characterized by sectarian patronage in the ministries it's growing national it was issues that affect the people in the country so i read in as a real good prospect of what happened if they collapse because he's a free sample in the past what the syrian opposition would hope for is that the regime regime doesn't bring down the state with it that it chooses the path that mubarak and ben ali took to some degree of exile organum moving off into the political wilderness and allows for a technocratic government to essentially implement the democratic reforms that have been promised over the last five months in the three asaad speeches that he's made it was want to really want that story as well as he want that replacement government consist of israel a neighbor an

last night for a hackle performance burton gilliam plays lyle the brash stupid bully cowboy who is a foreman of a crew lay in a railroad track he is anti workers anti blacks into chinese and i kept thinking this guy looks and acts like rick perry. yeah i see the resemblance not only is rick perry radical but it's off the cuff remarks and brash analysis of issues that impact millions of people are just downright dangerous better final comments and i came by a twitter last week the gang on fox and friends and others in the conservative media criticized agriculture secretary tom vilsack comments about how food stamps are the most direct stimulus you can get the economy during these tough times. this the end of this program now is that actually people who are on food stamps stimulate the economy because every dollar generates one dollar and eighty four cents into the economy even more groceries if you're on food stamps he he by that is a stimulating part of the economy and i offered my take on why fox news doesn't know jack about economics. if you give people money to buy stuff then guess what t

foreman was kind of organizer who kept it together. and he now lives in washington. later on when the students can contact -- conflict with king, forman to some degree personified the student criticisms of martin luther king and other leaders as being preachers, preoccupied with the leaders and leadership and meeting presidents and that sort of thing. c-span: i could go on but i want to ask you about some -- appear to me as i read through it that you have individuals versus other individuals for instance martin luther king versus ralph abernathy. if you don't look at it quite that way, but what was their relationship? >> guest: very, very close. no secrets from one another. but -- but there was an undercurrent of jealousy from abernathy, because he had been with dr. king all along. he had -- he had an amazing hold over audiences. he was a very comic and gifted teacher, but he presented dr. king's sophistication and he was kind of starved for status, as many black people were during that period, to the point that he made incidents and became a burden for dr. king to c

. >> jeff was the jury foreman. >> how many of the others in the jury room agreed with you? >> i think it was about 6-6 on murder one versus couldn't agree with murder one. >> why did you flip? >> in order to get a verdict out. we went to stepdown so see if we could come to a resolution on another charge. >> did the issue of honor killing come up in your deliberations. >> we talked about it a little bit. the jury spool was split about whether he was angry with his daughter and saw her and in his anger killed her or if it was for on. >>> if your view did honor have anything to do with it? >> i'm not sure. >> our system was being tested on whether multiculturalism would win or weather justice and equal treatment before the law would win. >> then the system you believe clearly failed? >> yeah. >> bill: this jury had mercy on him. mercy on him.ust mercedes sort of having mercy on another culture and that is going to erode our society at the end. >> bill: but this case was not over yet. faleh would finally address the court and the judge would address the question of honor. you g

. >> jeff was the jury foreman. >> how many of the others in the jury room agreed with you?> i think it was about 6-6 on murder one versus couldn't agree with murder one. >> why did you flip? >> in order to get a verdict out. we went to stepdown so see if we could come to a resolution on another charge. >> did the issue of honor killing come up in your deliberations. >> we talked about it a little bit. the jury spool was split about whether he was angry with his daughter and saw her and in his anger killed her or if it was for on. >>> if your view did honor have anything to do with it? >> i'm not sure. >> our system was being tested on whether multiculturalism would win or weather justice and equal treatment before the law would win. >> then the system you believe clearly failed? >> yeah. >> bill: this jury had mercy on him. mercy on him.ust mercedes sort of having mercy on another culture and that is going to erode our society at the end. >> bill: but this case was not over yet. faleh would finally address the court and the judge would address the question of honor. >> bill

. >> jeff was the jury foreman. >> how many of the others in the jury room agreed with you? >> i think it was about 6-6 on murder one versus couldn't agree with murder one. >> why did you flip? >> in order to get a verdict out. we went to stepdown so see if we could come to a resolution on another charge. >> did the issue of honor killing come up in your deliberations. >> we talked about it a little bit. the jury spool was split about whether he was angry with his daughter and saw her and in his anger killed her or if it was for on. >>> if your view did honor have anything to do with it? >> i'm not sure. >> our system was being tested on whether multiculturalism would win or weather justice and equal treatment before the law would win. >> then the system you believe clearly failed? >> yeah. >> bill: this jury had mercy on him. mercy on him.ust mercedes sort of having mercy on another culture and that is going to erode our society at the end. >> bill: but this case was not over yet. faleh would finally address the court and the judge would address the question of honor. mine

decade security spending also includes veterans that includes the state department it includes the foreman of homeland security so it's very similar to what he said that but i think the key thing to keep in mind is that when they talk about cuts up until now they talked about we do seeing the project that level of increases not cutting when you and i talk about cutting means we're going to get less hour that we got last week well in that if i'm surprised that it means we won't get as much as we thought we're still going to get more i think that it's risen every single year at for at least the last thirteen years or two years has gone up in real terms you know when i worked for president reagan it went up for years but then we had the big deficit so we cut it the next four years so you can you can do that in this idea that somehow you're going to have all these apocalyptic scenarios it normally happens where people say that but we've done it before and you know what g. we won the cold war you know what when richard nixon left office you can't call him soft on the feds we were spending in to

but jury foreman did say that the jury did under the charge. the judge will have to consider all of this as she is asked to set conviction aside. prosecutors have a big decision to make, likewise, to retry him for the obstruction of justice charges. jury was hung on those charges and declared a mistrial so no word on whether prosecutors will make the decision today, but it's a decision everybody is watching for. today is going to be a big day in court today. potential for being bigger depending on what prosecutors say. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> this morning, thousands of families in placer county who were under a mandatory evacuation are back in their homes after fire crews allowed a rail tanker to burn itself out. let's take a live look. you can see they are still spraying water to keep it cool. the fire chief says there is still propane inside the tank and continue to shoot water on it for few more hours. he says there is no longer a threat of a major explosion as there was when the flames were burning like that

it is a and that is a warehouse foreman. figure you are available. >> mike: i like this gig better. thad mccotter thank you for coming to the straw poll and compete showing us here tonight and bringing your message to the audience. the only way you get heard is to come to forums like this and it is significant and note worthy it would be ease to say i am not doing well and i am leaving. i like you, and you are a great musician and can shred the guitar. >> as you, governor. >> rick sanatorium and herman cain and thaddeus mccotter all candidates for the president of the united states. >> and steve days. one of the leading talk show host in iowa and what do value voters mean for the contest in iowa and the arrest of the country. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible with a hoveround. tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free hoveround information kit that includes a

i didn't know there were that many, and 8,000 scientists could be the death foreman-made global warminglarmists as all previous climate models mae now have to be revised by racists, obviously. in other news, what's the latest on the open-close debate? >> there will be no consensus on that matter. what do you make -- let's go back to al gore? what do you make of his comments? doesn't he in fact insult racists who work hard to be racists? shouldn't he apologize to the biggots everywhere? >> absolutely. i am not alone in having this complete and total disdain from anybody is ready for historic injustices. it is particularly disgusting. you are not a racist. you are a nazi for not disagreeing with me. i am not an expert in anything. i do have 22 ph.d.'s in everything from acupuncture to astro physics. i can't tell you which of these narratives is correct. what i can say though is that there always tends to be these horrible unintended consequences when we start to screw around with stuff. the real question is is it really a horrible thing if the temperature goes up 2 degrees in a hundred ye

a few moments, today's deadline at your calls live on "road to the white ho "washingt" wheel of a foremanational security and foreign policy. that is just after 10:00 eastern right after a brief pro forma session of the house. in about half an hour, we will talk about the economy, the deficit, and the debt ceiling with the

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. >> host: very happy to be speaking with amanda foreman, the author of the new book, "a world on fire". gained a great deal of attention, a fascinating book. we're going to have a nice conversation about britain, the american civil war, and writing about a civil war history. hello. >> hello. >> maybe we can just begin by asking you -- somebody said there are about 50,000 books on the american civil war out there of one kind or another. why did you -- when and why did you come to the conclusion that you have something new to say about it? you know, how did you get into the book and get interested in it and what did you write it? >> my first book was about an 18th-century dances. because of that often the very first question i get when i want to or is, sure, threat to arrest and the civil war. how did you end up here? the answer is that although i sound english i'm actually american. my father was blacklisted during the mccarthy timeframe. he moved so london where he remarried, had a second family, and i'm the youngest product of that. but a few years on the film industry died in englan

and i called the foreman whose name was lonnie... i have such strong memories of these things. "lonnie, what are we making with near this here metal." and he said something like "stop screwing off and get back to work." >> brown: don't ask questions. >> and i wondered if he knew. >> brown: so what was poetry then? where did the poetry come from? >> no one knows where poetry comes from. i had been writing poet friday the age of 14. it was just something i loved doing. i loved language. i recognized that i had a facility for it. my teachers praised me to the skies, which was wonderful. >> brown: levine graduated from wayne state university and left the auto plants behind. he taught at fresno state in california for many years and he and his wife franny now divide their time between fresno and new york. you've kept writing about detroit to this day. you've kept writing about work. did that become a kind of mission almost, if that's the right word? >> well, one thing i was struck by very young in my middle 20s, very young, was that i didn't see any work, written work, about this ex

it is a and that is a warehouse foreman.lable. >> mike: i like this gig better. thad mccotter thank you for coming to the straw poll and compete showing us here tonight and bringing your message to the audience. the only way you get heard is to come to forums like this and it is significant and note worthy it would be ease to say i am not doing well and i am leaving. i like you, and you are a great musician and can shred the guitar. >> as you, governor. >> rick sanatorium and herman cain and thaddeus mccotter all candidates for the president of the united states. >> and steve days. one of the leading talk show host in iowa and what do value voters mean for the contest in iowa and the arrest of the country. more on this special edition of huckabee . it's the cleanest, clearest water. we find the best, sweetest crab for red lobster we can find. yeah! [ male announcer ] hurry in to crabfest at red lobster. the only time you can savor three sweet alaskan crab entrees all under $20, like our hearty crab and roasted garlic seafood

tom foreman joins us on "360." tom?in and around the city on the fourth day of ramadan. hamama is the center of the anti-government movement there. and there's been days of deadly crackdowns during demonstrations. >>> one of the most does despised members of hosni mubarak's inner circle was in court today. mubarak could be executed if he is convicted. >>> and a vial of serial killer ted bundy's blood, could help solve some cold cases dating back as far as the 1960s. the vial has been recovered from an evidence lab in florida and will be entered in the fbi's dna system. bundy was executed in 1989 for three murders. when he was convicted, dna typing was not widely used. anderson? >> interesting. i would think that they would have his blood in storage. great they were able to find some. >> you would think. but sometimes old evidence like that, they just found it. yeah. >>> breaking news, we're following a texas jury found polygamist sect leader, warren jeffs, guilty of two sexual assault charges on a child. they reached af