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nicholas king, i do not know how many of you know him -- nicholas, raise your hand. i am happy to say that he is handling a lot of the permit applications now. they will be ready to go right away. we know that there are a lot of places operating right now that are operating out of compliance. helping to scoop up those people on the piano in their restaurant. they do not cause any problems, but we need them all in compliance. this permit still requires a hearing. still requires notification of neighbors. we think that it will be -- i think that it will be a really good thing. the entertainment commission, as far as this small business commission, we are really hopeful that this will be a good thing for entertainment, live music, and musicians in san francisco. any questions? no? i did a good job. right on. so, i am done with mine. commander correa is here. i do not know how many of you remember dick crenshaw from last year. he retired, much to our chagrin. happily, we have his replacement in the form of commander correa. [applause] >> it is amazing how many of you i r

polk, winfield scott, kit carson and nicholas interests. as the story unfolds and i decided to end with the nemesis of these people, the person who oppose most vigorously the expansion into the southwest, john quincy adams, who was not against expansion. he just didn't want to expand slavery into the southwest. he wanted to take all of canada up to 5440. that was a very interesting part of the story, too. >> all of your characters are very inquisitive which i think is an american trait. and since jefferson place his hands upon it, i guess it's all right. but certainly other people claim all of his territory that your heroes are moving into, and there are consequences for the actions that are taken, consequences of course that we live with today. you're very familiar with here in texas. certainly we are in new mexico. but it's all set in motion during this period of so-called manifest destiny. >> i began this war with a jefferson wanted to george rogers clark in 1781, then continue it with his commission to andrea michaud, 1793, french botan

nicholas berggruen ironically plans to finance his own ballot measures so californians can vote on the reforms his group reposes. >> the goal is to go beyond special interests and parties and come up with a compromise that benefits all. and because the initiative process you can do something in california that you probably can't as easily in washington. >> but in the past, voters despite their unhappiness with government have quashed reform proposals. but still citizens and politicians alike are under more pressure than ever to fix a broken state. >> there is at least one reform ballot measure already in the works but it's not the first time people have tried to tackle these problems. susan kennedy let's start with you. does it make sense for the people to try to make these reforms especially after your experience with governor schwarzenegger and not making as many reforms as you wanted? >> the people have to be involved in the reform effort. but what they don't like is when the legislature fails to do its job and puts all questions to the voters and can't compromise. the voters get an

but nicholas wants to stay, and do one more tour.owell spoke to him and he is streaming live to us from afghanistan. conor. >> reporter: megyn, at 59, most people are preparing for retirement, but staff sergeant don nicholas is not most people. here in the kunar province, one of the most dangerouses in afghanistan, satisfy sergeant nicholas is proving not all soldiers simply fade away. >> another day, another patrol. sergeant don nicholas is just like any soldier, except for one thing: according to the army, he is one of if not the oldest soldier serving on the front lines. but at 59 years old, he's anything but ordinary. >> why did you reenlist at your age and with your experience? >> i don't know. it of the right thing to do. just simple as that. >> reporter: back home in his native ohio, sergeant nick was a podiatrist but joined an army psychological operations unit hoping to be sent to a war zone, and he was, first up, afghanistan, then to iraq, and now, again to afghanistan. >> i just didn't want everyone else out there doing th

nicholas rivera, who is now an international fugitive, wanted in the u.s. and mexico. >> back then there were 26 victims. >> reporter: former almost apd detective worked on this case for more than 20 years. >> back on january 11, 1988, around 8:30 in the morning we got a call via the police radio and we were directed to go to this particular school in east l.a. >> reporter: he arrived to find four children who said they were molested. >> it was horrible because what the kids were telling us. >> reporter: but seacard never had a chance to question agular. >> we went to interview the priest and they told us he's no longer here, he's gone. he was taken to mexico. >> reporter: church officials found out about the alleged abuse on a friday. the officials met with agular on saturday. this police report indicates the priest told them he planned to return to mexico at the beginning of the week. police were notified monday morning, but it was too late. >> we made a call to i think child protective services, nobody was answering the phone, it was 5:00 on a friday. so

nicholas backstrom finds ovechkin. the one-time and with six of the year. all on the road and the caps lead 2-0. third period, the caps on the powerplay, down one and past him. that is like second goal of the year and we're tied 3-3 and with less than two minutes to go, the former cap with the shot. volkoun can't control the rebound. he puts it home as the caps surrender, the empty note goal and fall to the islanders, 5-3. >>> and earlier, maryland football coach randy edsall talked the talk. he grabbed the microphone and said, quote, at maryland, we don't lose to virginia. whoops? he had a chance to walk the walk and did it for 28 minutes. randy edsall hoping to send out the 15 seniors as winners. second quarter, brown who rotated -- rotated with o'brian and connecting with campbell, the 13-yard touchdown. the terps build a 13-7 lead. the virginia responded with 24p answered points, less than two minutes in the half. the wide-open, 34 yards. virginia led 13-49 at the half. third -- 13-14 at the half. the move here, the terps defenders go flying by. 17 yard

i have put nicholas on the tasked for moving the payment a little more quickly. it takes too much time in government and hopefully we will see it by the end of the year. that is moving ahead and hopefully we will continue to update you and be able to say that we are live and on line. if you want to pay for your permits, you can do it with a credit card. again, i think i reported this on the date of this meeting. october 11, we had america's cup information session and it was really well attended. while they are still in the early planning stages, the event authority is interested in making sure that the nightlife community and the visitors take part in not just watching boat races but getting into the neighborhoods, staying in hotels. we will make sure that the entertainment industry is involved as it moves forward. i also wanted to let you know that along with the local grammy chapter and the film commission will be hosting a joint mixer from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. hopefully, we will be making this quarterly. i attached a flier to your report. if anyone is interes

nicholas sarkozy said, quote i cannot bear him, meaning benjamin netanyahu. he is a liar.resident obama responding with quote, you're fed up with him? i have to deal with him every day. now several republican congressmen, including michael graham and bob turner are demanding and apology. and those are not the only ones. john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador bolton why is this a big deal, fit is at all. >> two things, one it's very unpresidential. you need to be careful in an open environment not just with an open mike, who might be standing near and what not. it's indiscreet behavior. this comment reflects exactly what president obama thinks about not only prime minister benjamin netanyahu but about the state of israel as well. it's a reflex of just how negative his attitude is about israel and its leadership jew don't think it was a piecing nicholas sarkozy who was the one who made the harsher comments, you think president obama shares the sentiment, but why? >> well i think that president obama shares the general european view that i

>> i have the exact same question, nicholas. so we have mike wallace via skype "right this minute" so we can find out how he does this. >> i start off by printing a map of the city and try to figure out how can i draw something on to this map in pencil that might be interesting and i'll erase and draw and erase and redraw. once i have something i really like i'll hop on my bike, click my gps on. as i ride my bike, it sort of leaves a digital red line. sort of like a giant etch-a-sketch and it leaves a digital red line behind me everywhere i go it's sort of a continuous line that i draw. >> there's one like the chainsaw for example. it looks like you're making a lot of the same turns left and right, left and right to get the picture to look how you want it to look. >> the chainsaw was an interesting one. that's my first-ever hybrid. i locked my bike up and then i ran back and forth and touched both sides of the street all the way up around the block and all the way back down the other side. and then i hopped back on my bike and f

>> i have the exact same question, nicholas. so we have mike wallace via skype "right this minute" so we can find out how he does this. >> i start off by printing a map of the city and try to figure out how can i draw something on to this map in pencil that might be interesting and i'll erase and draw and erase and redraw. once i have something i really like i'll hop on my bike, click my gps on. as i ride my bike, it sort of leaves a digital red line. sort of like a giant etch-a-sketch and it leaves a digital red line behind me everywhere i go it's sort of a continuous line that i draw. >> there's one like the chainsaw for example. it looks like you're making a lot of the same turns left and right, left and right to get the picture to look how you want it to look. >> the chainsaw was an interesting one. that's my first-ever hybrid. i locked my bike up and then i ran back and forth and touched both sides of the street all the way up around the block and all the way back down the other side. and then i hopped back on my bike and f

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we are hearing that president nicholas sarkozy is finalizing an austerity plan for france. final details could be unveiled by monday. our producers pointed out. france is the fifth largest economy in the world. second largest in europe behind germany. and so just comparing it. italy to greece was one thing. now france has problems. game over. you might. and portugal is far from a safe port. we have separate report that is the economy is getting worse. unemployed may soar. president obama meeting with the portugal president on wednesday. and greek opposition leader wants prime minister george papandreou out and now e is powwowing with the country's president. now it is getting childish i guess. >> it is. you know, neal, the taxi driving describing the greek parl amount building as the house of stupid. that sums up the feelings on the street here. not only having to do with the financial turmoil but the politicalature toil and turning it from a greek tragedy to a grease. this headline, i don't speak greek. tragedy and quoting the leader of the opposition . papandreou has to g

cuento del loteriazo es un cuento que tiene mas de veinte anuos , incluso salió una película con nicholasge, eso se ha repetido durante nuestros países latinos todo el tiempo, se seguirá repitiendo porque apela a la ambición y a la necesidad de la gente no? segun la policia, dos individuos convencieron a una persona de que tenian el ticket ganador de la loteria, pero que no podrian cobrarlo porque eran ilegales, por lo que ofrecieron venderle el supuesto ticket ganador por la friolera suma de 30 mil dolares. despues de convencer al incauto, fueron al banco recibieron el dinero y los individuos desaparecieron. aparentemente esta persona, la que fue emnganhada no presto atención, no recapitulo, no recordó casos similares anteriormente. segun la descripcion uno de los sospechosos tiene apariencia hispana y el segundo habla con marcado acento ruso. para algunos el evitar caer en este enganho conocido como "el cuento del tio" es cuestion de sentido comun.cualquier cuento que le dn la calle uno siempre tiene aue darse sus cinco minutos de reflexión y de desconfianza no? porque nada es gratis en

with me now former under secretary of state, nicholas burns, professor at harvard. complex situation unfolding. thank you for joining us today. first of all, it's clear, these are not just students. there's no such things as students in iran who do something like this violently and don't have some backing. it could not have happened, i would pause it, from your experience, without some kind of blessing from powers, some powers that be? >> andrea, i completely agree. it just -- the iranian government runs a very tight ship. they have a very active security force. nothing happens on the streets of tehran like this that the iranian government doesn't support. it cannot be possible that a police force couldn't contain several hundred demonstrators. i think the iranian government actively imbedded this and that's the bet of a lot of other people around the world. >> and what do we know about the iranian government? we've had so many mysterious things happen. we've had unexplained explosions, people on the street say sab toj, iranian government disagrees, rebutts that. on

nicholas r. cozies summoning talks with the greek prime minister. i cannot believe that they were comfortable talks. >> i could imagine that they would not be very comfortable talks. there has not been a great deal of time for tempers to abate. what we are hearing from the sidelines is nothing short of furious and despairing. this was a long and very hard fought for package put together for greece. there has been some soul- searching as to whether greece should stay in the eurozone. painful austerity has been imposed on the great people. -- greek peope. >> if grace decides to go ahead with the referendum after being summoned in disgrace, what are the options for the economic leaders? >> what they call me is that they could sway the prime minister to have questions for the referendum. he says that he is going to hold the referendum. he is pretty much bound to do that. he is not bound to ask a direct question, do you want austerity measures? also, the enormous amount of pressure to do it quickly. every day that goes past, those nations have been a lit

with the emergency meeting between george papandreou, nicholas sarcozy, and angela merkel scheduled for tomorrow. the remedy for the eurozone was negotiated five days ago and was supposed to be the final word on the subjects that already looks like a losing bet. >> let's cross to new york now, where we are joined by a freelance journalist and professor at columbia university who is also of greek origin. european leaders say they are shocked, and what do you think about this referendum? >> what do i think about it? when i first heard it was happening, i kept saying, what is the prime minister thinking? i think it is dangerous. i think it is a high risk gamble. the chances of it passing are less than 5050. less than 50% of the public are not in agreement with what happened he tried to change the stakes by saying it was a vote on the eve, but that is dangerous. >> what do you think is the rationale behind this decision? >> the rationale was to almost deflates the protests and antagonism that is going on. if you vote to except the austerity measures, which most of the greek public are not h

the president and french president nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic!ing israel's prime minister. several journalists picked up a private conversation between the two during the g-20 summit last week. sarkozy is heard saying he can't stand prime minister netanyahu. then calling him a liar. the report says president obama responded, you are sick of him but i have to work with him everyday. the reporters held only fragments of the leaders' conversation. neither white house nor president sarkozy has commented on the report. >> always watch that open mic. >> that's right. >>> we may as well talk to mike. >> this thing working? can you hear me now? let's show what is going on here's a look at some of the haze handling around leftover moisture from the fog yesterday. cooler weather and rain slated for the weekend. >> i have to work with him everyday. >> earth is about to have a close encounter. @ (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature

andrea nicholas reports. >> the himalayas bring tens of thousands of climbers every year. 1000 tractors have been stranded in the foothills, after their flights were canceled. many have been trapped for one week, with some of them camping at the airport, waiting for a break in the weather. a transport has taken some to the airport. officials are hoping that the weather will clear soon. >> let's keep our fingers crossed that everything goes well. we should be able to bring more tourists back. >> the peak tourist system is under way, but the beautiful mountain can be deadly. the weather can change suddenly, with no warning. those who have been rescued this time can begin along journey home. for those that are still trapped, all they can do is hope for a break in the weather and an end to their ordeal. >> islamist insurgents are planning attacks in one capital. american citizens were told to avoid luxury hotels in nigeria and to expect more checkpoints. the government has been the target of past attacks. this is "gmt." headlines -- greece is to announce the leader of a new unity government

nicholas r. cozies summoning talks with the greek prime minister. i cannot believe that they were comfortable talks. >> i could imagine that they would not be very comfortable talks. there has not been a great deal of time for tempers to abate. what we are hearing from the sidelines is nothing short of furious and despairing. this was a long and very hard fought for package put together for greece. there has been some soul- searching as to whether greece should stay in the eurozone. painful austerity has been imposed on the great people. -- greek peope. >> if grace decides to go ahead with the referendum after being summoned in disgrace, what are the options for the economic leaders? >> what they call me is that they could sway the prime minister to have questions for the referendum. he says that he is going to hold the referendum. he is pretty much bound to do that. he is not bound to ask a direct question, do you want austerity measures? also, the enormous amount of pressure to do it quickly. every day that goes past, those nations have been a lit

since that incident, myself and deputy director nicholas king looked into the issue, we've talked to both sfpd, managers and representatives of the venue. the venue was violating their good neighborhood policy. and we updated their reviced security plan from fluid. and -- revised their security plan from fluid. one was how to deal with altercations meaning pushing both parties insued outside into the street is not the smartest thing to do and two, aparently, party buses, there's up to three party buses involved in the altercation that evening. and so we wanted an update on their policy, around party buses. they were going to no longer allow party buses at their venue. we'll continue to watch them and follow up on them to see if that is actually the case. officer mathias is here from central and he'll talk about some of the issues that have happened in central station. one that i will bring up is the ambassador club which was an issue the club had with two patrons. security escorted the patrons out in the process one of the security guards was punched in the face, actually had his kno

for some insight, let's turn to nicholas burns who has worked at the state department and is a formerd. thanks for joining us. the white house put out a statement, which i find very interesting, about the situation in egypt. let's put it up on screen and read it to you and get your thoughts on it. quote, the united states strongly believes the new egyptian government must be empowers with real authority immediately. most importantly, we believe that the full transfer of power to a civilian government must take place in a just and incl incluive manner that responds to the legitimate aspirations of the egyptian people as soon as possible, end quote. what do you make of that statement? is that a strong statement in your view? >> i think this is a strong statement, jim. it's a shot across the bow of the egyptian military. the white house is obviously very frustrated by the fact that the egyptian military used brutal force against demonstrators this week. they've appointed a friend of mubarak to be the new prime minister on an interim basis. the military has -- in egypt -- has alienated ju

nicholas"? it was published in 1823. for "teen kids news," i'm sam. >> why do people sigh? according to new research, it's not because of love or sadness. subjects in an experiment were given an impossible puzzle. when they couldn't solve it, they sighed. so it could be we sigh when we give up. >> we all know teens who are stand-outs in academics. maybe you even know a pair of very smart twins. but erika has a story about quadruplets -- four siblings, each one of them qualified to join a club of intellectual superstars. >> they don't look exactly alike, but these teens have a very special bond -- they're quadruplets, very accomplished quadruplets. for example... >> [ speaking mandarin ] >> ...patrick, thomas, and alanna learned to speak mandarin chinese. >> sister moria focused on learning sign language instead. what makes this unusual is that they started learning these languages before they were even in kindergarten. >> i was told that most kids entering kindergarten couldn't write everybody's name in the house, couldn't tie their shoes, couldn't read, and didn't have an

french president nicholas sarkozy says the accord struck at the summit last week, as we said, is the only possible way to solve greece's debt problems. what is the german government's for pas -- governor's response? -- what is the german government's response? >> the main reaction is the calling of this hastily- scheduled emergency meeting tomorrow. that was decided by a phone call between chancellor angela merkel and french president sarkozy. the announcement of the meeting is quite interesting. the wording -- it does not actually make direct reference to the referendum that the greek president plans -- a prime minister plans to hold. in fact, it simply says -- that the greek prime minister plans to hold. it in fact says that they are determined to implement the decisions of last week's summit. they want to set steps for seeing those carried out as soon as possible. apparently, the same message was conveyed by the georgian foreign minister -- german foreign minister in a counterpart -- in a phone call with his greek counterpart. they're trying to persuade the greek prime minister to

the president and french president nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic!ing israel's prime minister. several journalists picked up a private conversation between the two during the g-20 summit last week. sarkozy is heard saying he can't stand prime minister netanyahu. then calling him a liar. the report says president obama responded, you are sick of him but i have to work with him everyday. the reporters held only fragments of the leaders' conversation. neither white house nor president sarkozy has commented on the report. >> always watch that open mic. >> that's right. >>> we may as well talk to mike. >> this thing working? can you hear me now? let's show what is going on here's a look at some of the haze handling around leftover moisture from the fog yesterday. cooler weather and rain slated for the weekend. >> i have to work with him everyday. >> earth is about to have a close encounter. the rare fly-by that could have you looking >>> astronomers will have telescopes ready for a rare fly-by just under four hours from now. an asteroid the size of an air

. >> that is nicholas burns former state department official.t is no mubarak's egypt any more. >> i havave been to the mubarak's egypt half a dozen times. he is gone but the military is it still there. they are comfortable with ownership of the country comfortable keeping it. they d don't realize that civilians want to take over. that is where you have this attention. >> what is going toto come out of this, charles? >>t is not just the military on one side and the peoplple on the other. the people are divided into two parties. you have the muslim brotherhood, which was not out on the street all week. the peop on the streets were the liberal, young urbanites. the brotherhood of deliber -- the brotherhood deliberately told its members not to demonstrate. why? elections start to be held on monday for the parliament. the brotherhood is going to win. they notote that. they are afraid if theilitary is pvoked, it will invoke martial law and canceled elections. the brotherhood and t the military d a kind of at symbiosis. what is happening now is the you

. >> reporter: nicholas found out at the barbershop. >> i was getting my haircut and my barber was said did you hear about the officer who died officer capoot was my staging patrol teacher in fifth grey. he was a really good teacher. >> reporter: teacher, coach, officer and a husband and father with three kids and apparently room for more. >> he had daughters. then recently, two of his friends had passed away and he adopted their kids. >> reporter: >> -- >> many of you are expressing lens on our facebook page. >> i'm so sad to hear the news sending thoughts and prayers to the family of the fallen officer. we welcome you to share your thoughts on facebook.com/abc7news. >>> occupy protesters in san francisco are convinced that police are going to move them out soon. while some have already left others are digging in. some were dancing and rallying in support of their cause last night. those who are worried that police would raid the camp were learning how to passively resist. mayor lee call it an unsanitary environment. people occupying market street were issued a noncompliance order yest

nicholas was named nhl's third star of the week.eturned to the ice today in full practice for the first time since he sprained his ankle in a game october 22. good news for them, but he still probably won't play when the caps face them, but he'll be back soon enough. time to reveal the game of the week poll. on this week, we have lake bradduck at oakton. among the choices, go to dc.highschoolsports.net. >>> finally tonight, playground gymnastics. these kids are attempting the swing frontal flip. just doesn't look like it's going to be good. the thing is, much as you practice, as much as you still fail. the dismount is key. >> did not get tens across the board for that one. >> all right, that's it for us on 9news now at 6:00. stay with us for the cbs evening news that's up next. >>> at 7:00, derek is back with our area's only local newscast. >> and don't forget to join andrea, mike, howard, and monica tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 a.m. have a great night. good night.

nicholas writes about it all for "the new york times." nicholas, thanks for joining us. in the way romney is preparing his national campaign? >> well, you find that in many of these key states like iowa, south carolina and new hampshire, romney has, for years, been spending time headlining fund-raisers, raising money and contributing money through a network of state pacs that he established that are kind of affiliated with him and raised money from his donors and give money to other candidates. so dozens and dozens, in fact, 300 or more candidates for every kind of office you can imagine, the local level, including whole slates of challengers for the assembly in a given state or state senate have all gotten some help from mitt romney. >> snow thnow is that the equiv of -- decades ago we saw after richard nixon lost the race in 1960, he spent years cultivating local republicans and really preparing the way for his return in 1968. has romney been doing the equivalent of that with his money, his pacs since he lost three years ago? >> we often joke he spent the last four yea