se desliza en el sótano de las go lon drinas. sótano de las go lon drinas. >>> el presid hace de guía atraer estadounidenses a méxico. son los principales visitantes al país. y contrarrestar la mala imagen que difunde por la inseguridad. nos encontramos con economías más grandes que la mexicana. por la cantidad de turistas que reciben. y nosotros estamos creciendo. atacaron autobuses de pasajeros. dejaron 13 personas muertas dejando caos y miedos entre la población. el presidente de méxico este jueves 49 años de edad. lleva esta semana de vacaciones en la riviera malla en quintanarró. en la ciudad de méxico. univisión. >>> estadoa en méxico. agencias norte meca mano proporcionado entrenamiento para a las fuerza mexicanas, pero esta vez se hará por primera vez en forma estatal y local. >>> santiago de chile tuvo protestas los manifestantes prendi ron neumáticos, basura. los jóvenes reclaman hace varis semanas una mejor educación. >>> el expresidente de colombia, al alvaro uribe ante el congreso de su país, dijo que no ordenó el espionaje tele fónico ni persecución conta periodistas y p

. >> this meeting with gulf of if a lons, advisory council will not change or alter their longs held policy of using personal watercraft at mavericks. today they will simply listen. they will hear a proposal from the public agency they believe best equipped to regulate those entering the waters with them. san mateo county sheriffs office. >> they are the professionals. they have the knowledge on how to train people on waterized motor craft. that is not our job or our authority. >> she says the submission clear -- to protect wildlife and maybe sure that anybody using isn't at risk or at others. no one wants to take the fun out of surfing. it's part of the sanctuary and privately owned jet skis are not allowed. it would provide for a voluntary jet ski patrol for the safety of surfers using personal watercraft. >> i spoke with surfers on both sides and both of them said, we don't care about those being towed out anybody entering the water needs to know they are doing and training is a good place to start. >>> bart is warning passengers that protestors might try to disrupt service in dow

he had a goatee and a lon curly pony tail at the game. san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland mayor gene qualm were both at last night's game and todayy in issued a joint statement saying, quote, violence will not be tolerated at either of our stadiums. the incidents at candlestick park are completely unacceptable and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. our fans come to oour stadiums enjoy an afternoon of football, not to be subjected to intimidation or violence. officials are still investigating and can use your help and if you saw anything last night at the game or after the game, please call or text them at tip 411. live at candlestick park, nbc, bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. the lawyer for two uc berkeley graduates sentenced to eight years in prison in iran announced today he plans to appeal that decision. nbc bay area's chris sanchez says there's still reason to be hoped he'll be freed in the next week or see. when uc berkeley graduates josh fattal and shane bauer were illegally convicted of spying for the u

. >> this meeting with gulf of if a lons, advisory council will not change or alter their longs held policy of using personal watercraft at mavericks. today they will simply listen. they will hear a proposal from the public agency they believe best equipped to regulate those entering the waters with them. san mateo county sheriffs office. >> they are the professionals. they have the knowledge on how to train people on waterized motor craft. that is not our job or our authority. >> she says the submission clear -- to protect wildlife and maybe sure that anybody using isn't at risk or at others. no one wants to take the fun out of surfing. it's part of the sanctuary and privately owned jet skis are not allowed. it would provide for a voluntary jet ski patrol for the safety of surfers using personal watercraft. >> i spoke with surfers on both sides and both of them said, we don't care about those being towed out anybody entering the water needs to know they are doing and training is a good place to start. >>> bart is warning passengers that protestors might try to disrupt service in dow

that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that

e'll have details on how lon ar dilor august weather will be lasting coming up in the seven day. cc1: a >>> an arrest in an east bay cold case tonight. 27 years after a pleasanton teenager was stabbed to death police say the killer was a fellow student who is now 43 years old. 14-year-old tina faels was found stabbed to death on the route she walked home from foothill high school in april of 1984. that route runs through drainage culvert underneath interstate 680. investigators today revealed the suspect was a 16-year-old fellow student who now has a substantial criminal history. >> we went back and looked at evidence to have evidence that had been examined previously be re-examined because of advances in technology and that as a result of that we submitted evidence to the fbi crime lab. and ultimately got the response from them on the dna. >> tina's death shocked the community. a tree still stands outside the school planted in her memory. police are not identifying her suspected killer until his case is moved from juvenile to adult court. when they arrested him he was already ja

of the top three the lowest bidder, ahave a lon, and the third lowest bidder, alpha bay, did not adhere to h.r.c. requirements so they were disqualified. and so we are focused today on asking for your approval a ward this contract to cogent construction in the amount of $550,000 d.d. $550,100 for -- $550,100 for all these projects which is underneath the engineer's estimate which was set at $579,000. ask for your recommendation to approve. commissioner buell: thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none public comment is closed commissioner buell: commissioner lee? commissioner lee: we didn't hear this at capital? >> yes. you heard it as a general item. commissioner lee: thank you. commissioner buell: entertain a motion? >> so moved. commissioner buell: seconded. all those in favor. opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. thank you. >> we are on item 9, a gift acceptance from henry mayo newhall foundation. >> good morning, commissioners, nicole avril. i'd like to present a gift of $15,000 from the henry mayo newhall foundation in support of camp azure, a summer cam

charlie d'agata, cbs news, lon. >>> police are monitoring twitter and warn that those who posted messages inciting the violence could also face arrest. >>> polygamist leader warren jeffs is sentenced to life in prison plus 20 years. the texas jury decided on the maximum sentence for jeffs after 30 minutes of deliberations. the same jury found jeffs guilty of sexually assaulting two underaged followers. jeffs, who has the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, argued that he and his faith were being persecuted. >>> it's a bold plan to help reduce fuel for wildfires in the east bay. but the residents that would have been helped by the program are also some of its biggest critics. don ford takes a look at the fight over eucalyptus trees. >>> reporter: the bay area's coming up on the 20th anniversary of the devastating oakland hills fire. exploding eucalyptus trees helped spread the firestorm. today the east bay regional park board approved a settlement plan to start removing thousands of eucalyptus trees from the park system. chief swanson is all for it. >> it's a plan t

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welcome back, live from cnn hong kong and lon didn't, you're watching "world business today." >>> the and fitch has founded itself facing a tough situation. the situation in question is the nickname of the character on the mtv reality show called "jersey shore." jeanne moos now explains. >> reporter: take a good look at these lime green sweat pants, because they're what led abercrombie and fitch to offer to pay this jersey shore star not to wear their clothing. >> what i don't want is for you not to be yourself. >> reporter: and the guy who calls himself the situation, only made things worse with these blue pants by abercrombie. >> actually i'm falling off. >> come on. >> reporter: an abercrombie and fitch employee noticed the outfits and told the ceo. >> someone came up and said, mike, i have terrible, terrible news for you. last night on "jersey shore" the situation had an a & f product. >> reporter: that's when the company decided -- >> let's pay them not to wear our product. >> reporter: outside their fifth avenue store, the one with the half naked doorman. >> i find it ironic tha

we'll talk more about this warm air that's over us and how lon git toi's long it's going to last and changes for the weekend coming up. >>> a fugitive on the run for 36 years has been caught thanks to his late mother's last wish. william asher escaped from a california prison back in 1975. you see a picture of when he escaped and what he looks like now. before she died, his mother asked to call her son, billy. he was 20 years old when he was sentenced to seven years to life in prison for robbing a san francisco bar in which a bartender was shot and beaten to death in 1966. asher was found at his home about 70 miles south of sacramento. >>> a thread of hope. a thread could be the key to give a south bay family some closure ten years after jeani h jeaninjeanine jeanine harmes disappeared. she disappeared back in 2001 after she visited a bar in campbell. her body was never found. now this past january harmes brother shot and killed a man in a coffee shop before killing himself. >>> snipping the band. lawmakers took on the controversial subject of male circumcision unanimously approving

. >>> from cnn lon for i'm charles hodson. >> even i'm andrew stevens at cnn hong kong.me back. you're watching "world business today." >> within a mile or so from where i'm sitting prime minister david cameron is chairing a top level emergency meeting in the uk capital to come up with a plan to end widespread rioting here in london. three nights of arson, vandalism, looting and running battles with police, not only in london but other cities have left the nation stunned. atika shubert is out on the streets and joins us with the latest developments. i gather another rowdy night, atika. >> reporter: yes, it has been another rowdy night. the traffic is completely backed up on this street because as you can imagine on the high street it's kay yot. there's just debris everywhere. windows smashed. behind me you can't see it because there's a truck here but the shells of two burned out cars. there is in ehling, a pretty suburb of london, a quiet residential area, so people are asking, how did it get to this point? how did it get to the point where what was a riot in tottenham

there are reports of rioting now in camden in north lon and noting hill and clapem.e spread to smaller cities in britain as police arrested looters in the cities of birmington and liverpool as well. the prime minister of britain, the mayor of london and the home secretary, the minister responsible for domestic security have been on vacation for the start of the rioting. they are all back from their holidays now to try to get the situation under control. we partner with the news agency itv and they have put together some incredible reporting and video footage of the rioting in london. we have some of their best reports in a spot that is easy to find at maddowblog.com if you want to see more of that tonight. in 2012 politics the biggest news of the day is the ames straw poll in iowa this weekend will not be the biggest 2012 news of this upcoming weekend you may remember romney's announcement he was running was stepped on by maybe candidates sarah palin and rudy giuliani when both of them made sure they were also in new hampshire and also making political news on the da

the week president obama was sworn in, gasoline averaged $1.89 a gatt lon. she's getting better. so what does she do? she doubles down on her promise. she doubles down on her promise on a low rated "washington times" radio show. >> well, for heaven sakes, the price of gasoline the day that barack obama took office was $1.79 a gallon. >> wow. >> so if the price of gasoline was $1.79 a gallon just two or three years ago, certainly we can get it back down to that level again. why wouldn't we be able to do that? we're a can do america. >> you hear the host say wow. a can-do attitude. let me tell you something, that is not enough to just magically make gas dip under $2. so we go to the archives to find out some specifics on bachman as n plan. we found a video of her on the stump in iowa last month. >> just three western states have more shale oil. we have 25% of the world's coal. we have trillions of cubic quar feet of gas. you're part of the wind tunnel in the united states. we've got wind. we've got solar. we've got all of the above. why not focus on american energy production? and

just give us lon-term plan on social security and medicare and everyone would have been satisfied andwhere are the safe havens, if there are safe havens, right now where people who are watching here in the united states, around the world, where should they be putting their money? >> it's a great question and it's something we're going to know a lot more about starting tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. when asian markets open. then monday morning when our markets open we'll see if people buy into the market after the big sell-off last week. if they feel safer in equities. we'll see if they jump in or out of u.s. treasuries. remember, or debt is still arguably the most desirable in the world. this is the mostly quid market for debt. there's a reason that 46% of debt is owned by foreigners and the majority of that is china. people buy up our debt. we'll see if they do continue to go into u.s. treasuries and see if they're safe despite the low yields. look at the debt, though. rated higher than the four nations on this screen. china, aa minus. gentleman na japan, aa minus. brazil and india, bbb

this guy looks like a combination of the original phantom of the opera with lon chaney senior and mortimer's nerd. waxman growth greenspan. i have to admit that all that self interest stuff, all the virtue of selfishness tough, all that self-regulation stuff didn't work very well in the credit crisis, did it. and greenspan said i guess it didn't work so well. he basically recanted. so when i met him, i say did you really we can't? i kind of saw it on youtube. and he said no, no, not at all. hathat's completely taken out of context. know it's not their pitches like a year had passed. so i had my copy of -- my favorite ayn rand nonfiction book is capitalism and the unknown ideal which is two chapters written by alan greenspan, one of which is called the gold and political freedom. i have first edition copy. i said to still stand by the score should i be asking you to sign this? he said every word. i still edward ayn rand is that the it's all stood the test of time. well, go to youtube. one of the lessons you can learn from "atlas shrugged" is if you don't want to end up being a broken man, hav

alexa lon sew editor-in-chief joins us this morning.fferent and bold. this is probably as bold as you could possibly go. no more peter parker, now miles moral morales, half black and half hispanic. what made you decide to do something this bold. >> we were concocting a story in ultimate comics, a line of comic which is a parallel universe to the marvel universe involved the death of spider-man and obvious question was when you have the comic figure of this importance die, who do you replace him with? we have a president right now of mixed ethnicity, why not the most recognizable superhero in the world? >> you will have the purists shocked and awe? >> our fans are passionate. we heard from the naysayers right away. the response has been over whelmingly positive. i got an e-mail from a wall street banker who said he can't wait to bring this home to his son, who is 3 and already raiding his comic book stash. >> when will people be able to see it? >> ultimate comic is on floors today and get your first glimpse of miles morales. he's a nerd

the question is, is it okay -- >> he's not having any trouble, lon lonnie is. >> asking a stranger to put suntan lotion on your whatever. >> seriously, who would do -- who would -- >> i'm not advocating for this position. i'm merely introducing the argument. >> would anybody do this, nobody is going to, excuse me, sir, would you mind putting a little -- don't -- >> greg, our producer, does that all the time. >> if i have a little red patch on my back i'm okay with that. >> i'd rather burn i think. i think i'd rather burn. >> some of the ethical questions that need to be explored, say you just don't get along with somebody but having a neighborhood party, you're inviting all the neighbors but do you leave that one person out? those are the questions i want to find answers to. >> make the person you don't like put the lotion on you at the party? >> or another one, what do you do if someone asks you for a recommendation and you say i don't think you're that great for the job. >> that's tough. >> is it liechtenstein or liechtenstone?,,,,,,,, >>> and welcome to "the early show" on a beauti

sending a very powerful message that military may not back down, but they're going it try to hold ons as lon as long can. >> reporter: and they simply don't have enough choice. they have come this far they say and it is now the point in time where the regime either has to step down or they are willing to literally all be killed to try to achieve that. we have been seeing demonstrations again, people chanting for the down fall of the regime, but also their support for the recent didn't s ha hama. the military assault began wednesday morning where in that square where every friday we used to seat massive demonstrations, there are now tanks, in-discriminate tank fire, gunfire, hospitals hard to reach, power has been cut off making it incredibly difficult for those who are in hospitals to received a yacadequate medic care. we got back in touch and said he'd be forced to move to a safer location. he was terrified that should the military sources detain him, they would find the satellite phone he was using to communicate with us and that would have been considered a crime and he could be executed

we had always known and heard that so lon had fantastic.putting our kids in schools. >> we shows this because of the great community. we were able to get land here to plant a garden and have a place for our bees. we became beekeepers by default. my husband had a friend who asked if he could put bees on land that he had. that his wife became pregnant and wasn't able to take care of the hives. we had an overabundance of honey. not just honey or bees wax. we didn't want to make candles. that was too easy for us. we came up with making a lip balm. >> solon is a great community. business friendly. it's a very nice atmosphere to work in. it really -- they have really teak en this business, almost become a partnership with us. people like to buy from a local producer. >> the community has been very supportive of us. they come out to the markets and requested us and some of the stores in solon. they have been very helpful. >> i like living there. it's dpot a great diversity in the city itself and i just think it's a good mix of city and country. >>

bombs were dropping on lon cop. the president of the united states, doesn't think boldly.ent would say, i want congress to come back. i'm going to speak to a joint session. we'll take 50% of the blame. hit's forget about what's going on. maybe we should have listened to simpson bowles. maybe democrats should have put their own budget out. we'll take 50% of the blame. republicans, you take 50% of the blame. let's come back together. let's look forward instead of looking past. if the president didn't show up, it makes it republicans look bad. everyone loves to say he's a law professor. you know what they do? they get a distinct world view and beat the hell out of you until you adopt your world view. and believe you me, if you're writing the three-hour exams at the end of the semester, you adopt a world view. >> answer every question with a question. >> he's more like -- i think harold ford said that, that's the editor of "the law review." that's a great idea. let's put this -- this is a great idea. we're going to put it in the review and then answer questions about it. profe

caller: he has a model ford that gets 42 miles a gallon, dves it all summer lon on two tanks of gas. host: he is going in and out there. guest: the point the caller makes is one you heard during the cafe standards debate. the model t had 35 miles per gallon. those cars have no safety equipment, no air bags, were extremely light weight, and would not pass modern american safety standards or crash tests. the echoes have got much heavier. it is -- the vehicles have got much heavier. you are carrying around more weight. host: were you talking about technology to lower the way? guest: high-strength materials. some of the money the administration announced it is to go toward research for this high-strength of aluminum or steel, getting the same safety benefits, but a much less heavy vehicle. host: will, and the independent line -- on the independent line. from tennessee. caller: i appreciate c-span. unfortunately, our government is not ing his job and most american citizens are really disgusted. the gentleman you have on today is anoth bureaucrat getting ready to fit his pockets -- filled

we'll also have lon dons bureau chief john byrnes. >> and why the tottenham match got canceled. >>> up next, don't miss willy's week in review. first your weekend forecast with bill karins. >> the brightest bulb, right, mika? >> yes, adorable. >> actually one of the coolest mornings we've had in a while. temperatures are very comfortable. the ac should be off in many locations, in the 50s in new england. fantastic afternoon. no travel trouble at all. friday and saturday is great. the mid atlantic and new england, sunday looks bad. make plans for saturday. we'll watch the wet weather on saturday that moves into the ohio valley. it looks like a rainout and all the wet weather on sunday is going to move to the east coast. be prepared and make your weekend plans accordingly. beautiful day, beautiful start in new york city. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. the safety of onstar is now available for your car. ♪ [ recorded voice ] onstar. we're looking for city hall. i'm sending directions to your car. [ recorded voice #2 ] turn right on hill street. go north for two miles. ♪

there's no policy in place for the long run when you're telling corporations as lon as they have the washington, they will never have to pay their tax rate. so in any given year when we're not giving them a huge tax break, they keep the money in ireland, europe, overseas. and we basically killed corporate tax code by giving the occasional holidays. >> nicole, let's try to find some winners. let's start with the republicans. are there any winners here? >> john boehner did their jobs. this is not -- i don't think that they ever failed to grasp the seriousness of this. i think they understood that america could not default. they respected and honored the principles of the tea party and their caucuses. i think they've been talking about the comprehensive elements of what will have to happen. he put forth a plan -- every morning -- you read the papers and looked to see what he had said. i me he had a vision going back months for how it was going to work out. at the end of the day, they made their point. >> the tea party members have framed their debate. >> yes, and they won a huge number

under the ninth amendment is that we prefer the liberty of the process clause of the 14th amendment lon recognized by this court. the supreme court was interpreted the word liberty as safeguarding many rights that are not enumerated in the text, and night would give a long list of those. this goes back to early in the 20 that century. what the court says in roe, like so many other cases, is that the body includes a right to privacy. if you accept that, and to laws that prohibit abortion in french a woman's right to privacy? -- infringe a woman's right to privacy? the court in justice black's opinion talked-about burdens of on one of pregnancy, that it is ngement of the right to privacy. the court is making what john calls the policy choice. it is unavoidable. i think what the court said is completely right, that scientists, theologians, ethicists cannot answer the question of when human personhood it begins. there is a profounburden on a woman to keep a fetus in her body against her will, we should leave it to each woman to make about my ability. i think it is misleading to compare it w

it is a wonderful feeling to see a guy like lon johnson come to the sete. he built a business from the ground up and left -- he does not care if he ever gets reelected. he is running to help save our country. he left the business and left the family and making the sacrifice to change things because he knew that he was unable to build that business because of the environment this country created. i think what you have to do is -- do not be timid about communicating what you believe to be in the best interest of our future as a country. i think we can achieve history. if you look at history, all republicans -- dole. we are the only republicans that have come together that is this massive mix of everybody. we have the ability to achieve history and the way to survive is get your fiscal house in order and your economy running so you can project the power and confidence that is necessary for our people to live in freedom. that is at has to happen. you ntrol it. if you dece to sit back and not do something significant, your children and grandchildren will have th

the first time in our history, the threat looming over from the house republicans and others for a lon period, is good for america's economy? one of the senators on the floor here from the state of pennsylvania has come in and said defaulting on the debt is not that big a deal. it can be, quote in his words, easily managed. does the senator from arizona agree with that thinking? mr. mccain: as the senator may kn, i came to the floor a couple of days ago and made that comment, and the senator from illinois and i are in agreement, point number one. you can prioritize -- i think the senator and every economist i know literally would agree. you can prioritize for awhile where you want what remaining money is left. but the message you send to the world, not just our markets b to the world, that the united states of america is going to default on its debts is a totally unaeptable scenario and beneath a great nation. we are in agreement, number one. mr. durbin: amen. mr. mccain: number two is that to insist, to insist that any agreement is based on the passage through the united states senate