mr. howard grayson on behalf of supervisor else burn for the late thomas beganlynn. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. paul gillman and on behalf of supervisor chu and else burn for the late tina -- >> can you put howard grayson for me as well, please. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. >> is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned for the evening. >> about four years ago, [inaudible] look at how beautiful this was. there is our relationship to the planet. these regions are the wealthiest, the most powerful. that really has impacted the planet. it is almost impossible now to go anywhere and had it really be completely dark. there are very few locations that you can find. that means our relationship to the sky, there is a way where we dominate the sky. we cannot see anything really. we are blinding ourselves in a way. >> you can look at the images, they are beautiful. when i started four years ago, there was a conversation about environmental issues that was very diff

mr. howard grayson on behalf of supervisor else burn for the late thomas beganlynn. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. paul gillman and on behalf of supervisor chu and else burn for the late tina -- >> can you put howard grayson for me as well, please. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. >> is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned for the evening. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> [roll call] please be advised that the ringing of cell phones, pagers, and electronic devices are prohibited during the meeting. any person responsible for them going off will be removed from the meeting. please be advised that sell phones on vibrate provide interference and be request that they are turned off -- and we request that they are turned off. >> i do have one item of note. may 17, 2011, the board of directors unanimously executed the purchase agreement for the acquisition of property at 900- 93 stockton street in san francisco for the subway pr

mr. howard grayson on behalf of supervisor else burn for the late thomas beganlynn. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. paul gillman and on behalf of supervisor chu and else burn for the late tina -- >> can you put howard grayson for me as well, please. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. >> is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned for the evening.

mr. howard grayson on behalf of supervisor else burn for the late thomas beganlynn. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. paul gillman and on behalf of supervisor chu and else burn for the late tina -- >> can you put howard grayson for me as well, please. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. >> is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned for gentlemen, we are adjourned for the evening. [stomach rumbles] vincent: sounds like you could use some van goghgurt. it's fortified with arts-rich nutrients to improve your math and reading skills... catch! boy: van goghgurt...thanks. so what's the deal with your ear? vincent: always with the ear, huh... announcer: feed your kids the arts. for ten simple ways to learn how, visit americansforthearts.org

mr. howard brooks role the thing we were finding he seemed to be a player in money paid to brown and you know, the funny documentation of some of these payments, so i think that if they are going in that direction they are probably going much further than we were able to go because of the amended privilege. >> it is important to tell you we did reach out to mayor grey for an on camera interview but were told his schedule was too packed this afternoon his communications department said they would send a written statement instead but so far nothing. >>> developing story for police in montgomery county they resumed their search through wooded areas, damascus and along i-70 for missing 11-year- old william mclane his mother was found murdered inside her apartment in german town last week her husband appeared in a north carolina court room charged with the murder today. paul what do you know. >> reporter: well, brian, curtis lopez appeared in court in charlotte north carolina today where he waived extradition back to maryland he is expected back here perhaps this week where he will face first

mr. howard from the art commission. >> thank you for getting me before you at this time, because this coulde been a severe crisis for the street artists. to go back a moment, in 1977, the board of supervisors designated some 30 spaces in that three-block section of grant avenue for the street artists. and the artists have used it ever since. supervisor mar: from geary to sutter. >> from o'farrell to sutter street. 30 spaces, and they have been lucrative spaces. i am grateful to be informed by one of the street artists that it seems like 20 to of this basis, the curbs have been repainted as yellow zones. according to the ordinance, you cannot have a yellow zone and there. unless the board of supervisors exams the space. you do have the authority to do that under ordinance 388-83. you can exempt a space from one more regulations so long as the exemption does not interfere with the purpose of the regulation. you have done that traditionally for the last 28 for many, many street artists' spaces, particularly the winter holiday spaces. with i am asking is that you formally redesignated those 22

mr. howard, you have got our weather today.e this tie and i want people to understand this is a fine piece. they should work that in and you can clearly wear that better than i can. it was a long tie. >> i didn't know ties came in long. >> weatherwise, showers yesterday evening and that has led to a little bit of fog this morning. we start our day planner with sunshine most of the time. 51 now. we are going to dip a little into the upper 40s. 51 by 9:00 and 61 at noon. finish the day 61 at noon. the showers came through. pretty quickly yesterday evening, long gone out of the atlantic. fairfax toward lowdon county prince william toward stafford, king george over toward culpepper. we are seeing visibility in spots. culpepper, orange, warrenton, even college park reporting a little bit of fog. we still have a good almost three hour of darkness still to go. we are likely to see that expanding. in the low 40s with the fog developing at culpepper and orange. leesburg here in town, sitting at 51. in the mid-50s, by the way. 6 packs ri

mr. howard bernstein, how are you? >> i'm a hugh jackman fan. he's not wolverine thing. >> he's not on broadway where he was fantastic! >> triple threat. he sings, too? >> and dances. >> there, you got it. >> and now boxes. weatherwise, we've got a great

richard how it one more time are your thoughts on a possible a phoenix rising rising from the ashes mr howard. well you know i don't want to be in a position where we're saying she everything what we want to see is stability democracy respect for human rights and the rule of law is there is no doubt after she was in prison before chairing the orange revolution times that actually that increased popularity amongst the crowd in public so i won't be surprised if that happens but i think what we want to say before all of that directly to the training regime is we spent four years negotiating this trade agreement with us in the final stages of that is to to come here to the european parliament as soon as next year all of that . will be frozen and put on ice and last ukraine returns to the passive democracy human rights and a fair justice system when mr how are you mention the issue of the whole gas deals in the gas wars that we've had for the couple of years now if i could stay with you in brussels do you think that ukraine could use this as a as a stage as a stage for reviewing as a gas field wit

mr. howard bernstein. >> some folks had a big rain system in southern maryland.alk about today though. we have good looking monday out there. we start with sunshine, tem around 42. maybe a shower or two in southern maryland. the moisture coming up in northern south carolina. thicker with showers in ohio. that system 95 toward southern maryland, leesburg and upper 20s right now. dense fog in cumberland at 32. 30 la plate ta. across the bay, easton and cambridge at 32 degrees. we'll still make it well up in the 50s. low 50s toward hagerstown. monika santani. we have unusual problems? >> reporter: yes in the northeast. the beltway looks fine. but brunswick line 870 this morning 18 to 20 minutes late. zoom in to the bw parkway and route 50. 17 and go monroe street. surae chinn is live there. no problems leaving new carrollton down toward austin hill, alexandria. 95, 35. springfield is everything fine. leaving bethesda, or tyson's corner, you will be okay. coming up in my next report back to you guys? >>> today starts the first full week of testimony in the lululemon

mr. howard bernstein has your weather first. >>> still two hours until sun vise. >> that's sort of shocking yesterday. 7:18 or something like that? >> 7:20. >> when you woke up? >> am i at work today? >> exactly. like saturday and sunday when you wake up early. do i still have to tornado? the late sun vise -- to work? the late sunrise. a couple of weeks to go with the daylight savings time. today, is decent look tuesday out there. a few clouds early. otherwise a good deal of sunshine. thanks. 67 by noon. 70 at 5:00 with a current temperature right now 56 at national. some areas are in the 40s. we've got winds today they'll be out of the east at about 5 to 10 miles an hour with highs between 70 and 75. clouds have been streaming in from west to east but they're moving up to the north. in a few hours i expect the area of clouds here to be up there. we'll get into some sunshine here in little while. it's 52 in western maryland. cumberland good morning to you folks. winchester's in the upper 40s down in the valley with near 60s on the bay also in southern maryland 53 for la plata this morning.

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mr. howard schultz, head of starbucks. found myself growing more and more frustrated at the lack of cooperation and irresponsibility among the officials as they put partisan agendas before the people's agenda. this is not the leadership we have come to expect or deserve. what is your assessment of the situation the country, mr. penske quiet >> you know, i think what we are focused on is less about the talk and more about what we can do. that's what this partnership is about and i think it came out as -- from howard said he came under cowher's frustration with the issue described. there's no question that we have -- we are stuck in some of our policy and politics. we are stuck in our lending and we need to move forward. what we're trying to do is they can't pretend to be the whole solution, but it perhaps can help jumpstart the solution. so what we're trying to do is worry less than a sense about what's not happening in trying focus on what could have been. what we know from our work over 30 years at sub 10 is that 95, 98,

mayor howard zwelling. mr. mayor, thank you so much for your time and, of course, we'll try to keep in contact with you as the hunt continues for many wild animals. >> thank you very much. >>> and a news conference is set for the next hour, as you heard the mayor say. we'll bring you that, the latest on the developments as they happen. >>> all right, turning now to money matters overseas. angry people are taking to the streets in greece right now. they're protesting an expected vote to raise taxes, cut wages and slash jobs to fix greece's financial crisis and, already, things have turned violent. max foster is in london with an update on what's happening. max? >> hey, fredricka. these clashes are getting more and more violent. we think these are the biggest demonstrations and certainly set to be the biggest demonstrations since the whole thing started in greece. demonstrations taking place outside the parliament building and we'll increase taxes, cut jobs, cut wages and that's been done so many times before. th

mr obama will be remembered as kind of a spectacular failure james howard kunstler thank you so much for your time. from the days of the manhattan project. to the university of california has been involved through the science its position and scientists and their relationship versity you see since day one has been in charge of researching designing testing nuclear weapons and to some extent producing weapons every single nuclear weapon in surveys arsenal. by university of california. we don't want. university of california who was selected as the because the army needed scientists to their versity position it's. a group of. roach as jurors interrupted a university of california board of regents meeting to demand the school's sever ties with the nation's nuclear weapons program. the official location. from the. video. feeds the palm of your. question. please. please. and broadcasting live and direct. breaking news a former libyan leader moammar gadhafi is dead he was captured and shot by government forces. minister announced the death after. protesters battle police outside the greek

mr obama will be remembered as kind of a spectacular failure james howard kunstler thank you so much for welcome your time . i'm sure is that so much a lot of people at your e-mail that is it all come to roughly fifteen hundred occupy protests occurring in eighty two countries worldwide this is against the protest movement was staying power. much brighter. moon and sun from feinstein pressure. starts on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style. that's not my. type. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. and broadcasting live from the center of moscow this is our thomas let's take a look at your breaking news right here on our truth from a memoir about the day he was captured and shot by government forces during an attack on the city of syria as acting prime minister announced the death after troops seized control of the city from loyalists. in athens protesters battled police outside the greek parliament while inside the building lawmakers passed the cutba

mr obama will be remembered as kind of a spectacular failure james howard kunstler thank you so much for welcome your time . wealthy british scientists some time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. more news today violence has once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. this is our live from moscow let's take a quick look at the main stories we're covering today beginning with the breaking news of the fall of the dictator now this footage is releases colonel gadhafi dies from his injuries after being shot by government troops during his capture earlier on thursday. the greek parliament now says a new tough austerity measures as protests on the streets of greece continue to paralyze the country for the second day and one person of reported dead and dozens injured in clashes between rival groups of protesters. piece of breakers and nato for.

the lovely howard bernstein out on the weather terrace. mr.l him today. >> sun is coming back. in fact, even though the sun is not up for more than half an hour, the predawn glow in the eastern skies. cleared here in northwest and much of the immediate metro. our day planner, it is a good- looking one today. we've got a mix of sun and clouds across the region. low 60s at noon. by 5:00, 66. highs today, 65 to 70. a lot better than yesterday and the previous few days. yesterday was 53. a couple of sprinkles overnight. you'll be encountering wet streets in spots. where we've cleared, that's allowed fog to form. some of the visibilities up north, hagerstown, cumberland, oakland. even warrenton reporting half- mile visibilities. patchy fog across parts of northern virginia as well. grab a jacket and the sun shades because you'll need something to keep you warm with a temperature in frederick of 43. we're at 51 here in d.c. a good- looking seven day. >> unfortunately, i can't say that traffic is that good- looking right now. got the yellow light bec

mr obama will be remembered as kind of a spectacular failure james howard kunstler thank you so much your time. more news today once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of kandahar. operation to rule the day. feet. legs. back and watching arts in the moscow here's a recap of our main story starting with breaking news a fallen dictator of this footage is released as colonel gadhafi dies from his injuries after being shot by government troops during his capture earlier on thursday. the requirement passes new tough austerity measures as protests saw the streets of greece continue to paralyze the country for the second day a one person is reported dead and dozens injured in clashes between rival groups of protesters. and peace breakers and nato forces clash with serbs in northern cost.

mr. olsen. now, we had a chance to talk to the police chief, the acting police chief, howard jordan. he is not saying. it is likely, we are told, a tear gas canister fired from about 25, 30 yards away over the heads of the police officers. chief jordan said this injury to the iraq vet will be treated as a level one incident, that is roughly what they would say if an officer uses deadly force. so that means the office of the inspector-general, district attorney, will all be investigating this. it is a major incident and the review of the entire incident will be held in less than two weeks, allen. >> joe, it looked like from the video that the canisters of tear gas were being lobbed by the police from behind the front row of where they were in riot gear, into the crowd. is that how it appeared to you? >> reporter: right. so yes, and we have been -- a former police officer just explained that to us. so what happens is you have that front line of police officers and then you have officers behind them a good 25, 30 yards behind them, and they lob those canisters without being able to see

howard is bringing me out of the doldrums today. here's monika samtani who will explain traffic. >> mr. sunshine over there. >> still a few clouds. they'll start to

and the interesting thing is that both howard dean and mr.ent and therein lies the rub. we don't know which obama we're going to see. one day he's feisty, one day he's contemplative. >> i know you're awake because i just heard a snarky comment come out of your mouth. >> barely. >> given everything we've just talked about, don't make a snarky comment, occupy wall street. is it the start of something? given everything we've just talked about and also the state of this country, is it potentially the start of something? and that would be a leading question. >> well, it could well be. i've been down there, and part of it is theater, a large part of it are people who are floating as is the rest of the country on a river of anxiety. that's what's out there. people are anxious about the future. they're anxious about their children's futures. ezra's talking about washington, d.c. i got a way to figure out how to do something in washington. whatever happened to 51 votes wins in the senate? what is this 60 vote deal had? 51 votes, let's go. >> in fairne

mr. cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft and when we spoke to hermann't reassist asking hill about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. they told us you are up for a robert goullet award. >> erin. >> i have to get through the question. we spoke to the chairman of the institute and he had this to say to you. >> without question we have seen an up tick in his popularity and it is no doubt related to the support of the mustache of america people and i would recommend that mr. cain reach out in the mustache of america community and to define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250 tax defrl the we have been seeking from the u.s. >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals no, loopholes no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they don't need the defrl. relative to the mustache, i have had this mustache so long, i don't remember when i started to wear this mustache. i can assure them that i'm going to continue with my m

howard brooks, is cooperating with the federal investigation. we don't know if he has been grand immunity. but our sources say mr. brooks has already agreed to wear a wire. sources say others have also been approached by federal prosecutors, and have refused the same level of cooperation. they will not wear a wire. now if you follow the story from the beginning, you know brown, a form mer candidate for mayer, testified before a dc council committee and produced money orders he says were given to him by brooks. brown says he was also given cash and the promise of a job if gray won the election. gray won the election and brown was required and fired from a six figure position. mayor gray today reiterated that a payment and promises of a job were made to brown, who knew nothing about it. he has not been called before the federal grand jury. he has not been told he is a target. >> i haven't been called for anything at this stage. we want to cooperate with this investigation as we said we would. we want to continue to provide whatever witnesses, whatever documentation is requested of us. >> reporter: you are going to

mr. cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft.ng him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robert gu lay memorial award. >> erin -- >> yeah -- yesterday we spoke -- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so long, i don't even remember when i started wearin

at the northeast corner of second and howard, and because the transit center essentially lacks a major southern face -- as we know, it faces mission street at mrs. gore but is primarily bordered by alleys -- this could offer gate were to the south side, and we think it would be a great open space. there would be a small number of new high-rises that would be built essentially immediately across the valleys from the transit center, and that is part of the way of satisfying. they could offer public connections directly to the park level. we did complete a full historic resources the server prior to publishing the plan. a big chunk of the planned area is currently under way. through that survey, it identified a number of additional historic resources that should be individually protected as well as a proposal to expand this conservation district primarily to the west along mission street to take in more buildings that are really historic resources that were not captured in the conservation district adopted in the 1980's. the plan does propose to designate a small number of additional buildings as landmarks. that would be a separate process moving

mr. cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft.ith herman cain today, we couldn't resist asking him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robert gu lay memorial award. >> erin -- >> yeah -- yesterday we spoke -- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so lon

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mr. secretary." joining me now, mark mckinnon, former adviser to bush and mccain campaigns and adviser for nolabels.org. howard fineman, aol director for "huffington post" media group and msnbc analyst. thank you both for joining me tonight. >> hi, lawrence. >> i'm not sure if the world is ready for herman cain, but republican voters seem ready for herman cain. he didn't rocket all the way up to that now seems stratospheric 38% rick perry was at in this poll last time around. this is an amazing move for cain in this poll. >> it is an amazing move for herman cain, and i think it's very possible he could sustain it. he's been in the race, he got in pretty early. he's been pretty disciplined about his campaign. he's run a good campaign. he's a very sunny, optimistic guy. he's very confident. he's very bold. he's very assertive, as you've seen in the debates. he absolutely dominated the debate last night. i tell you, at least a third, maybe half of the debate was spent either talking about him or talking about his plan or he was defending his plan or describing his plan. it was all about herman cain. when the deba

mr. obama is attending a fundraiser at the w hotel, which starts around noon. police say this is an area to avoid on tuesday. third street will be shut down and howard will be blocked off from 2nd street to 4th street. other streets to avoid are new montgomery which will be closed from mission to howard. the president is scheduled to leave san francisco around 3:00, but the streets will be closed down for some time after that to get everything back to normal. in san francisco, jeff busch, kron4 news. >> and kron4 will have full coverage of the president's visit to san francisco. our live reports begin tomorrow on the kron4 morning news and updates on kron4.com. our facebook fan page and twitter feed. >>> new tonight at 11:00, we're learning that michelle obama has written a new book. it highlights one of her most visible initiatives promoting better nutrition and edible gardening. it's called american grown. how the white house kitchen garden inspires families, schools, and communities. that book is set to be released april 10 of 2012. >> more beautiful weather expected for the bay area this week. unfortunately, this time it comes with an increase i

there were republicans like yourself, along with rudy guiliani, and democrats, howard dean, governor ed rendell. mrs a terrorist organization in the 1990's as a strategic device to talk with the iranians. obviously that hasn't worked. it was kept on the list after that in the belief if they were taken off then the iranians would get upset and do things like support the terrorists in iraq and send ied's into iraq which of course, they're doing anyway. this group had been persecuted in iran. they have a group of 3400 of them who are living in encampment in iraq, and are now in danger of being really obliterated by the iraqi army. >> alisyn: in fact, we've seen some evidence that may already be happening. secretary ridge, i just want to define for our viewers what this is. this is a group called nek and as we understand it, they're people who are committee had to a secular, democratic and nonnuclear iran. they sound important to iran's future. >> they certainly are. this designation has lasted for almost 15 years with the naive hope that keeping them on the terrorist list would encourage iran to negot

howard dean, go ahead. >> guest: [inaudible] >>>> host: go ahead, mark. >> caller: thank you very much, mr. slen. you washington jowrnt hosts are the ut tray marathoners of cable tv news, and dr. governor dean i believe? >> guest: yes. >> caller: you know, on this topic of campaign 2012 and democratic base, we have sort of an interesting race shaping up for u.s. senators since the long time u.s. senator daniel akaka decided to retire and two term governor linda facing off against either mazi, the former lieutenant governor here -- >> host: what do you think about her in the race? did you like her as governor? >> guest: well, to paraphrase john mccain, she'll beat them like a drone. it's likely democratic nominee or primary winner because basically case was very lackluster and the house just as linda proved that she can work bipartisan because, as you know for the last 45 years, hawaii's been totally controlled by democrats. i mean there was one republican in the state legislature. come on. >> host: we got the point, mark. howard dean? looking ahead. >> guest: i don't know that much about the race

howard fineman. they're sweet, their adorable. thank you, john heilemann as well. coming up, so with chris christie out of the picture, can republicans learn to love the one they're with? there he is, mr. excitement. i can't believe it, he's got his shirt sleeves rolled up. boy, is he wild. he's getting really wild. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] indulge all you want. now there's no need to hold back. ♪ new revolutionary scope with dualblast technology obliterates strong food odors and kills bad breath germs leaving your breath minty fresh. hey. sorry i'm late, baby. i bet you're starving. [ male announcer ] so there's no trace of evidence... hey, i thought i did the dishes. [ male announcer ] blast away strong food odors and bad breath germs with new scope dualblast. also, try crest complete extra white with scope dualblast. >>> voters are going to the polls today in west virginia for a special election for governor that has implications far beyond the mountain said. the acting governor in the race is democrat earl ray tomberlin. now it's a toss-up. if tomblin loses the governorship there, you can bet fingers will be pointed at barack obama in washingto

howard fineman. they're sweet, their adorable. thank you, john heilemann as well. coming up, so with chris christie out of the picture, can republicans learn to love the one they're with? there he is, mr. excitement. i can't believe it, he's got his shirt sleeves rolled up. boy, is he wild. he's getting really wild. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. my washer had a foul odor that made the whole room stink. even my laundry started to get a funny smell. [ female announcer ] got a bad odor in your high-efficiency washer? clean it with tide washing machine cleaner. three uses will help remove odor-causing residues and leave your washer clean and fresh. to help maintain your h.e. washer, use tide washing machine cleaner once a month. and always wash with tide h.e. detergent, specially formulated for proper h.e. performance. tide washing machine cleaner. clean laundry starts with a clean washer. >>> voters are going to the polls today in west virginia for a special election for governor that has implications far beyond the mountain said. the acti ining governor in the is democrat earl ray tomberlin. now it's a toss-up. if tomblin loses the governorship there, you can bet fingers wi