some luck in the cypriot capital the russian international after breaking a bone in his foot. also in the same group porto shakhtar donetsk chelsea will be aiming to get off to a winning start at home to leverkusen. will fancy their chances in the other group the group efflux wide open hosting arsenal. facing more say this time much of the day go on doggedly taking place in group h. where reigning champions barcelona. to bottle while underdogs victorious pleasant. will be hoping v. aren't just there to make up the numbers in this same group. to the russian game

can i pick a bone with you guys for a second? would you mind that? phil? why british? [laughter] i ask because, don't get me wrong, i think, listen, there are some great bands from across the pond. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: but americans could be rocking, and you're taking american rock jobs. [laughter] i mean, is the british invasion a good thing for america? why do we like you? >> we don't know. [laughter] >> no clue. >> stephen: no clue. do you look to any of the earlier invaders for leadership, like the stones or the beatles or anything like that? >> oh, yeah. we're still waiting for the greeting when we get off the airplane with the crowds and [bleeped]. >> stephen: yes, well, perhaps if you were lovable mop tops in, you know, with collars, but you guys have this totally indie kind of ragged quality to you.

foreign policy here we know that for example the ongoing european missile defense shield has been a bone of contention between a washington here and moscow the bushehr of ministration saying they want to put missiles in western europe to deflect the threat of rogue states like north korea and iran do you think we could see perhaps a change or a shift in a russian of russia's up foreign policy strategy. i don't expect any major shift i think there might be a slight change of tone i think president clinton. in the cart. use some rather. strong language titans remember the security conference in two thousand and seven when he announced american. family i think over time. probably has changed and he will be more pragmatic perhaps to the point but i don't think on the on the issue there will be any big shift across person which is also deal opposed to. shield that would. look like national security interest i think on that much more to the battle for the economic and social issues. we're certainly seeing a lot of enthusiasm. among the members of the ruling united russia party with us with thi

that is one of the top ones right there. [ applause ] >> stephen: tonight, can i pick a bone with youuys for a moment? do you mind? okay. why, british,? i ask because don't get me wrong, i think, listen, there are some great bands from across the pond, but, you know, americans could be rocking, you are taking american rock jobs. i mean, is the british invasion a good thing for america? why do we like you? >> we don't know. we don't have a clue. >> stephen: no clue? do you look to any of the earlier invaders for leadership, like the stones or the beatles or anything like that. >> oh, yeah. we are still waiting for, you know, the greeting when we get off the airplane with the crowds and (bleep). >> stephen: well, perhaps if you were, you know, loveable mop tops in, you know, with dollars, but you guys have got this totally indie kind of ragged kind of quality to you. and let me ask you thom yorke, how old are you? >> i am 42, right? >> 42. okay. >> and i mean that lovingly. i mean that lovingly. let's talk about the corporate thing. why are you so against corporations? >> well -- >> the

a bone was good. i at least got a pay your fair share that was on the buses. how about stop the graffiti that is dragged into our brains on a regular basis on these buses. we do not need that. if i were here, the people who have the filth of the automobiles would be refunded. it would be getting free bus service that works. i cannot get a platform together. president chiu: thank you very much. the next speaker. >> my name is larry. i have a little experience. i did run for mayor in 1999. i did get eight votes. i am here today to say welcome to this new room you are all in. today is the anniversary, 48 years ago they had a rebellion. i want to invite the supervisors and the community to come out this friday to city hall from 5:00-9:00. they are going to have president barack obama rolled to a national a top. they need you to come and give out information. some people will not be able to be here because it is payday. but san francisco will be the first city in the 15 -- in the 50 states to develop a national policy for president obama in 2012. i have been using

it is a bone of contention and neighborhood outreach, a good neighborhood outreach is what is requiredwhen moving forward. i would note that given the fact that we are discussing the board of supervisors limited life permit, may be an accessory use is more appropriate for this location. that needs to be discussed also. my boss would love to discuss what mr. owens sees for this location. it is important to the neighborhood. i was in mr. caen's office, concerned about what happened there. i have not heard anything since. eight months later and all of a sudden this comes up. we want an opportunity to work with mr. owens and make sure those type of activities do not occur and the neighbors are heard. patricia is one of the people who informed me. if we could have time to discuss this or pursue something like the limited live informant -- performance permit, we would appreciate that. >> thank you. any other members of the public? this would not fall under the umbrella of the limited live entertainment, right? >> as he has applied and to go past ten, it would not be limited live performance,

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. >> and this is a bone from a walrus which is the private part of a male walrus. in the jungles of new guinea, men wear a sheath. >> what is that. >> a binding women's mask. >> how are you? >> yes. yeah, it's right here. no, i'm looking at it. okay. that was whoopi goldberg wondering where her mask is. >> i call it the whoopi goldberg mask from cameroon, north africa. >> i think they finally celebrated when they found out sister act 3 was not coming out. >> people say did you get this on ebay. when i started there was no ebay. >> do you think ebay has hurt new that respect? >> probably to some degree because people have been selling cheap artifacts on ebay for quite some time and ruining the reputation of good stuff. you need to experience these pieces firsthand, touch, feel, smell, even the smell can tell you the age of a piece. >> that's one reason why robert has never set up a website for his store because he does want to encourage people to come inside and experience everything that he has here, but you can find him on facebook. search for the dreaming room ga

and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the venus return. you're not sequestering blood the affected part and not blocking it off entirely. if you blocked it off entirely what is that called? a turn kit and we try not to us the t word in disaster medicine and tiewrn kits are -- turn kit are too often used by the publi and elevate the pressure point before you think about that. what is this patient suffering from? >> (inaudible) a little bit too much maker up an make up and we shock. and there is little phrase here comfort and reassurance and victims don't care what you kn know. they just want to know that you care. i am going to be busy. and doctors and emergency personnel are busy and they don't have time to comfortable people, and lives can be saved by the vej len vigilence of unt person

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farm worker found the bones yesterday afternoon in a ditch at a corn field near the border with san joaquin county. an anthropologist is now working to determine if the bones belong to a native american. there is no word yet if they are the bones of a male or female. >>> there is concern tonight about an increase in dogs attacking each other at one berkeley park. some dog owners say aggressive dogs are attacking other dogs at alony park. now city officials are thinking about splitting the park into two sections, one far smaller dog, the other for larger breeds. but there is no official proposal just yet. >>> governor brown says he started plowing through the 600 bills on his desk with just over three weeks to make a final decision. he has threatened to veto many of those bills. meanwhile, the jarvis association fired back that republican lawmakers are under their control. >> i think it's some what ironic that he throws throws this out. >>> two toxic sites have been identified. the new irea mine affects water ways leading to the san joaquin river and san fran

up, a dog rooting a bone up. he generally was a guy who never close a case out until all the i's and t's were dotted and crossed. in oklahoma city, i think he recognized right away what the focus probably would be. anyone else? >> murray, thanks for your presentation and thanks for the time line. i just want to ask you -- >> took me days to do that. let me tell thaw. >> terrific. in january 2001, this ambassador bodine as you referenced to blocked him. is it just this guy's personality and what he was about his patriotism and stuff that rocked a lot of the bureaucracy wrong because he didn't fit that kind of mold? >> gentleman's question was it his personality that kind of rocked people he dealt with that maybe actually contributed to the ambassador at yemen having reasons to try to control, a bluff direct person. he was the person who felt that he was on a very large mission that was -- that business he was involved in was beyond serious and when he went to meetings and discussions he was direct to people about w

i have a bone to pick with actually playing these tapes.nd i guess the bone is with you and with carolyn. and it's-- we learn things that i don't think we need to foe about our leaders. because it turned out that after the bay of pigs, she says in the recording that president kennedy cried. i don't need to know that my president is blubbering over anything. i want to know that my president is stalwart and steelly. doesn't that weaken somehow theÑi memory of president kennedy to know the truth about him? >> how many times have cried. >> i have never cried. >> never? (laughter) >> stephen: i have never for any reason cried. and you're not going to make me start crying now. barbara walters couldn't do it and you can't do it either. >> stephen, i just want to tell me how you feel about not ever having cried. because-- . >> stephen: i feel fine. (laughter) >> stephen: damn you, damn you, you got me. thank you so much, diane. >> thank you. >> stephen: diane sawyer, diane, diane, diane, diane! jacqueline kennedy in her own words airs tomorrow nigh

she's going through a bone marrow transplant next tuesday. >> it sucks when you have to watch it happenere's nothing you can do, you have to let it happen. >> reporter: the family has insurance, but it doesn't cover the thousands needed for medicines and surgeries. an unlikely group of people stepped up to help the family raise money, rap groups from all over the bay area. >> like sanguine, big witch, a lot of the san francisco rappers i grew up listening to. >> reporter: they committed to donate some of the money raised for a concert scheduled in san francisco on friday. it's been canceled. the promoter believes the venue's owner will draw a violent crowd. >> we're doing this for the sake of julie ann. >> reporter: there's a letter from the owner's attorney stating, effective immediately, space five 50 is closed for renovations. the venue will reopen soon under new management. the attorney didn't return our calls. everyone involved is disappointed. but she's not losing sight of all the effort this promoter is putting forth to help her daughter. >> he still is doing everything he can to

open it is a bone of the over and under see a public chunk of that have been knocked out of the quarterfinals they were the last remaining russians in the tournament as one of the over reaching the final here last year but was soundly beaten by a very. straight sets taken by six games to three this is the seventh successive with a russian and she will play human and unique occurred next after she beat a matter. how it's always nice to finish a market that's very. every comment by the way they say i love my gran that we had to do it's really really pleasing it really gets to play like so it's equally. good. when she was joined in the semifinals postering away with a three time u.s. open champion roughly the public chunk of a seven five six one a one next play world number one caroline wozniacki. i think her work this event that she never deserved she was playing because that's a version of. she came back and that's probably the biggest weapon i think you can have in all the tennis. so. she's moving really trying everybody and that's that's a great weapon and as well. well was nancy still after

some luck in the cypriot capital the russian international after breaking a bone in his foot. also in the same group porto shakhtar donetsk chelsea will be aiming to get off to a winning start at home to leverkusen. will fancy their chances in the other group the group efflux wide open hosting arsenal. facing more say this time much of the day go on doggedly taking place in group h. where reigning champions barcelona. to bottle while underdogs victorious pleasant. will be hoping v. aren't just there to make up the numbers in this same group. to the russian game now where week twenty three wrapped up on monday with a single match up the inform on the beating at two on in the chechen capital grozny seen it true re-opening the visitors a kind twenty eight minutes in converting from the spot but it's time to let a judge who is being felt in the area target the level modish for minutes the leader don't off a large too much space to confer at the pin point for. the break but were not to be denied the winner coming from the montreal ray in the fifty third minute a costly miscue from t

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helped along in the buildup for the match winning goal which on a split is man taking three to move a bone at the top of the premier league standings drawing two points ahead of denominate moscow. and that's partly because say it's come is their chance to take a three point lead over the needs in the day the last time i said to five back everyone all joy it'll only just told me that he could not would have signed to head up the just five minutes there are many since the sting did find a menace to level an hour late so the league's top scorer same did do a bit capitalizing on some moves all defending to save his side's blushes one old finish the result insurance is costly. so it's now most going to sit second after twenty four weeks following a free meal hoe win over part ukrainian international strike of a bar or knee and grab the open after just standing as following kevin grannies back heeled cross to get some shop maybe to neil fifteen minutes after the interval before pavol completed the juggling with a header four minutes from time three nil in that might mean this one. and it's not t

open the number two seed committed forty six unforced errors against cutting a bone brain but still scrape through in three sets of all nobody over had made the final here last year but made hard work of this one after winning the first seven five he then lost the second ukrainian sixty three before taking the discarded set by the same scoreline the russian hoping to improve. three. i thank there was a good test for me and you know for a long time and i knew that she was a dangerous players are expected to very tough match then it was i think i didn't play my best tennis but there are limits to go to get through this one and you know i give myself another chance to go there next to him and try to do. another two russians join her in the next round not even try but i am very clear alain to be twenty four and twenty five seats by very easy straight sets wins their shock exit eighth seed marion bartoli on the fourteenth see so many people care about. twelve drivers next opponent will be australia some studies of a nine seed which the quarter final last year i was looking comfortable against i

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second term when the unemployment rate on election day top seven point two percent so it looks like a bone might be in some serious trouble another sign could be new york district elections last night which ended in a republican winning for the first time in almost a hundred years add to that the controversy surrounding cylindrica the solar panel manufacturer which was heavily subsidized by the federal government and which recently went bankrupt and not only put a good light on obama's promise of green jobs but even more damaging white house e-mails made public last night show that the obama administration rushed through approval of a five hundred and thirty five million dollars loan of the company now congress is investigating the close ties between the president's inner circle and the cherry picking of cylinder to get a loan so you can bet republicans are going to ride that went through all the way to the elections next november now these clearly aren't the president's only problems but just looking at this one day and figures and scandals if we have to guess is he done is there anything

i have a napol own syndrome and i am 5-2 and i don't appreciate it i have a bone to pick with god. ry a big stick. >> mike: the book is called unlimited. you have done health books and all about fitness. and this is bigger than that. and this is motivating life. what do we need to know. tell me something i don't know and my audience ought to know. >> guest: i breakk it down in three sections and i will try to give you a key point. first one is obviously identifying your passion. if you don't know where you are going how will you get there? people say i don't know what it is that i want to do and not sure what i love. be present and listening to your feelings and see how you respond and let it be the compass and your guide. and cultivate your self-esteem and self-worth. if you don't believe in your ability to achieve the goal, you are not going to. >> mike: you think we ought to give very kid a trophy. everyone is a winner. not everyone did that well. >> that is a diplomatic way of doing that. if i make an a i did good . if they make an f. i will not study hard. it is about being con

i mean, if things are getting raised to that kind of a level, this has become such a bone of contentiontween them. >> narrator: but on the ground inemen, the law enforcement agents saw a very different john o'neill. >> i think he developed a... a real sense of closeness with the senior yemeni officials. they referred to him in arabic as "alach," which is "the brother," and oftentimes referred to him as "the commander" or "your commander." they had a real sense of appreciation for his seniority in the us government and for what he represented. and i knew that they came to trust john. >> narrator: for six years, at the center of the fbi's counterterrorism effort, o'neill and his teamad built the evidence on the mounting bin laden threat: failed plots to kill hundreds of americans in jordan; ressam's explosives headed to lax; an aborted al qaeda plot to blow up another american warship, the uss "the sullivans"; and now the "cole." the yemenis finally agreed to let the fbi join in the interrogation of one of their most prominent suspects: fahad al quso. o'neill and his agents believed al qu

it is like a bone marrow transplant in some ways. the patient to try to cure.we need more spending for the economy to recover. we need less spending cuts to rein it in so we can get well and spend and start recovering. there's that vicious cycle. there's one other factor and i'm hearing it more. federal government, also state and local, especially federal government is also very much at fall. if you want to know why, i can give you reasons. >> greta: give me the reasons. fold in the fact we are willing to flush down 535 million dollars federally guaranteed loan that doesn't show we are vigilant in terms of how we handle our finances, but go ahead. >> another guy who raised 200 million, from private investors if it is a good product you don't need a government guaranteed loan. why is government also hurting the jobs situation? short term gimmes and gimmicks. cash for clunkers. tax increase -- tax decrease, cut will only last a year. you need permanent reform. obamacare uncertain i don't know how much it is going to cost me in 2013? raising tabs hurts the economy

today ucff honored parents who received bone marrow transplants for their kids, the kids had fun with baseball action and balloons and fun. ucff has performed almost arow transplants since 1982. >>> and tonight in libya, nato forces helping rebels take over a key area. rebel forces reached the edge of the area today where two of muammar qaddafi's sons may be hiding. in tripoli, the week long fight continued, with muammar qaddafi himself at large. >>> and after delays and a successfully launched probe this morning, they're now on their way to the moon. >> two, one, and lift-off of the delta two with grail. >> the rocket delivered the grail probe into space. and once in orbit, the probes will examine the lunar surface and what is underneath, all the way to the core. >>> looks like the thunderstorms settled down here, let's talk to mark. >> yeah, right now, just partly sunny skies across the bay area. you always get a little nervous when you have the showers and thunderstorms to the southeast. and that is what we have right now on live storm tracker two. nothing too extreme right now, we're tracking the heavier cell closer to monterey county. probably

the tabloid era that we find ourselves in is a cultural bone yard and that is painful to me. th the streets of new york and going to the market myself and navigating being a public person in physical ways, i am up to the challenge. it is the emotional scar tissue that is, like, incredibly difficululfor me. >> reporter: maneuvering the tough terrain of public life can be tricky. but some how, she makes it look easy. it's been an unconventional ride for the star with unconventional looks. how does sarah jessica parker do it? by living the most conventional life she can. >> sometimes it feels that you can barely breathe or think or make good decisions because you're so overwhelmed by all of it. but i must confess that i can't imagine it generally speaking, any other way. >> reporter: so, bill, just like carrie bradshaw, sarah jessica parker is the ultimate working girl. >> and rocking the mini van. good for her. come back often, please. great to have you here. >> reporter: i will, thank you. >> and you can see much more of sarah jessica parker, she will be live on "good morning a

so it's like a bone marrow transplant. you have to almost kill the patient to try to cure t. we need spending for the economy to recover yet we need less spending and cuts to rein in so we can get well and spend and start recovering. so there is a vicious cycle. right? but there is one other factor that i am hearing more and more. federal government and also state and local, but especially federal government is very much at fault. if you want to know why, kigive you some reasons. >> give me the reasons. you might as well fold into the fact that we are willing to flush down $535 million of federally guaranteed loan. it doesn't actually show we are vigilant with our finances. but go ahead. >> i know a guy who raised $200,000 privately from private investors. if it's a good product, you don't need a government-guaranteed loan. we should have known that. why is government hurting the job situation? we are using short-turn gimmes -- cash for clunkers. a tax decruc cut for a year. that hurts. you need perform tax reform. i don't know if i am running a business, how much it's going

i have a bone to pick with god. ause i'm this big. >> this new prom you have, the book is called unlimited and you're not just, you've done health books and all about fitness. this is bigger than that, it's about motivating life. >> yes. >> what do we need to know? tell me something i don't know about motivation, i ought to know and my audience ought to know? >> well, i break the book down into three sections and try to give you a key point on each part. the first is identifying your passion, if you don't know where you're going, how are you going to get there and so many people will say to you, i don't know what it is that i want to do. i'm not sure what i love. so, one of the best things you can do to identify that is being extremely present and listening to your feelings and how you respond to something and let your emotions be your compassen and your guide. the second step learning how to cultivate the self-esteem and self-worth. if you don't believe you're going to achieve the goal. you're not going to. >> do yo

. >>> a miracle puppy survives after mistaking a metal pole for a bone. story behind the x-rays in 20 minutes. >>> bank of america's being accused of sticking it to its customers. that's the angry response from illinois senator dick durbin on the plan to charge customers a $5 monthly fee just to use their debit card for purchases. cnbc's courtney reagan is here with what's moving your money on friday. consumers are not happy about this. $5. >> exactly. nobody wants to pay more and face value it seems unfair to consumers and especially those financially responsible, use their cards responsibly but the reason that bank of america is doing this is actually quite simple. it's because it has to. and it's likely just the first of many banks to introduce a fee like this. the reason that i say that it has to do it is because regulation introduced by the dodd-frank act amendment caps fees of banks to charge merchants for processing those debit card transactions so the cap is 21 cents. that's less than half of the 44-cent average that banks charge now. i know 23 ce

he also has, a true story, when i met him, he had the hardest handshake, like a bone-crushing handshakewhich is -- >> i have an intense handshake as well. >> crushing. >> it is good. because it means that i'm really happy to meet you. >> you have got one, too. when you first met his, it was love at firsthand bite? >> no. >> no? >> that would be weird, right? >> i don't know. >> not to piers. >> piers: tell me about louis. >> like someone has a bit of a crush. >> piers: great guy. seemed very chilled out to me. >> he is very hum mel belle and we are both private people, been together over three years now. >> you are a bit older than him, respect you. >> a bit? i don't know, in my spirit, i feel like i'm younger. i mean, look at this face, honey. >> piers: does he quite qualify for toy boy status or no? >> no absolutely not. and one time you call made cougar and never again. i was like what is that? and then somebody told me. >> it's a big cat that lives in the mountains. >> i have a lot of energy and i think it's spirit and, i don't know. >> in a few years time, you will be a milf. >> pi

he had surgical fusion surgery today where doctors removed a herniated disk in his neck and put a bone in its place. the operation will take two to three months to recover. and some speculate his season could be over. >> wow. >> raiders and broncos monday night football, cbs 5! tune in 7: 00. >> raiders! >> and we will have call-to- wall coverage. give me the u.s. open and a furious andy roddick. >> it's coming up from underneath. >> roddick upset about rainwater on the court. he was forced to play david ferrer on a smaller 500-foot court. he won in four sets and advances to meet rafael nadal. >> serena williams advances. >> might be hard to work the rain out. >> it's in new york. >> it will be sunny, no worries. the guys are just chirping a lot. >> they are like the princess and the pea. >> we want to remind you before we go that the powell street station is still closed. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,, dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to st