norm has had 200 people artists and musicians that want to be the continued success of our ports and our food and entertainment industry. . supports that as well. there have been some really great tenants at the port. we wanted to make sure we announced the initial moves as a signal that while we have other tenants to work with, these two were complex. they needed assurances. i remember as a city administrator with jennifer and monique walking the parameters trying to figure out which offices would be the best. today we're standing on the option we chose would be the best for lozani's for their hopefully permanent home. it will make a great investment. bower will be moving to. pier 50 along with other tenants and other things kept in storage. these are two significant moves. they demonstrate the level of cooperation we have always wanted to have with our tenants at the port. we need to move them in a sensitive way. they are moving to new places. i think when you talk to them and into the details of this site and. pier 50, they're going into better sites that will allow them to grow a

remember that, norm.and so it is possible -- it is possible to pass surface transportation reauthorization bills. in my lifetime and yours at least without thousands of your marks. and i'm not here to debate the merits or the lack of merits about your marks. alana was 75% of the people in state after state say they are opposed to the fuel tax increases. there is that fundamental loss of trust as the governor referred to and it doesn't matter if it is 2% or 1.5% or 20%, it is the symbolism. and that's what we've got to address and get beyond i think. >> i've heard a lot of great comments and questions. i have one observation and then a question for the panel. first of all i think when you have a meeting in washington you get stuck in the jargon of washington too much. and i do think rodney slater said it right. the public opinion polls show people care about jobs more than anything else. so if you do not brand transportation for what it is which is a potential engine for job creation, then you're missing t

norm, are you all right? if i can't tell he is breathing and i get closer and norm, are you all right? give him a shake. are you okay? if there is no response then yo have to look, wait a minute is he breathing? if he has a filing cabinet on top of him or covered with debris and maybe you can pull some of it away and evaluate hi breathing and put him in a tru traneutral position and neck injuries are rare and they are very dangerous but very rare an besides if you're not breathing what are you? >> (inaudible). >> so what you do is move them gently, and we're not trained and what you do is move them gently and using common sense a individual and role on back and look, listen and feel and not breathing and i better open his air way and push down on the forehead and notch under here and you lift up and this will open the air way. now, this position and especially on a flat surface is a little uncomfortable and he's not going to stay in this position, so since you're nert people and you always work in teams and y

>> that's a typical norm for him. >> bill: he doesn't do it there. >> that's a typical norm for him.owever, that is a poor position to put yourself into. >> bill: you shouldn't put your hand in your pocket. >> perception comes across as weak. however, it is a norm for him. you realize that's one of his baselines. here as he is interacting with gingrich. looks down a lot. these are weak gestures. >> bill: staring and glaring. >> he should be turning his body toward gingrich acknowledging. he does that he normally positions himself. he can pay attention and listen and face off. that's what romney is very good at. he didn't do well here. i thought -- the only time he tried to. >> bill: not his best debate. >> tried to rogaine his composure at the end with santorum but still couldn't do it. >> bill: michelle obama took exception to a new book that portrayed her as program that boint and angry. roll the tape. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and a strong woman and, you know, but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you

of armed conflict in libya there have been quite a number of aliens of international humanitarian norms and international humanitarian law both by the forces loyal to moammar gadhafi and by the forces loyal to the then opposition forces and also they have been casualties significant casualties among the civilian population resulting from the need to carry it is not to be ignored and that is not to be hopefully condoned and maybe internationally so the is very much in the focus of the international attention the human rights council based in june u.s. has established a special commission of inquiry and it is mandated to deal with all human race wally actions in libya and we can cater a thing as a rational good caper rating with this commission and other countries we are providing some information which we have on the facts or suspect that one resolution is definitely the reason to a national team of you has been mandated to deal with the situation in libya by the u.n. security council resolution one hundred seventy so it is also to please all we know that the levy and the newly been auth

transgression of international law norms of international law by the united states authorities. russian citizens who have been basically kidnapped in the territories or third country transported to the to the united states without and you know if you have the russian authorities this is just another way listen it's a very least we consular convention which exist between our countries and we are adamantly against. extraterritorial implementation of national laws and that's what unfortunately we you know what the practice is where all this procedure is being practiced by the united states that are different to many but there are certain legal instruments we have to be used to. convince from. the council of europe convention which was adopted in maine to make it three. provides for some opportunities to achieve this goal. as a looking into this definitely we as diplomats we continue to. stress at this point to the to the americans you know very very clear we thank you very much we thank you very much thank you. this is our time. to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that funda

of armed conflict in libya there have been quite a number of aliens of international humanitarian norms and international humanitarian both the forces loyal to betty and by the forces loyal to the very opposition forces and also they have been careful to significant casualties among the civilian population resulting from the nato agree it is not to be ignored so the issue is very much in the focus of the international attention the human rights council based in geneva has established a special commission of inquiry. dated to deal with all human race wally actions in libya and we've been reaching as russia will be with this commission and other countries we are providing some information which we have on the facts or suspected human rights where lesions definitely reason to national. has been mandated to deal with the situation in libya by the un security council and it was allusion lenten seventy so it was also to please all we know that the new libyan authorities have their. pledged to come back to a thorough investigation and certain steps have been undertaken towards this by the liby

there are to be international norms. there ought to be international standards. we will have to move towards international i think approach to the whole question of the fuel cycle. we started that with the fuel bank now which has been authorized under iaea moving forward on that. the iaea and there's a lot about this in the report and every for you to that for the details but it is enormously important. the iaea or some other organization like the iaea is going to have to be put in charge in this and has been given a mandate the legal authority and the resources. they don't have it now. this is not their mandate. safeguarding means we have explained this in reporting is very important, people assume the word safeguarding means security. it doesn't necessarily mean security. the example i've used before, and this is actually alluded to, the safeguard inspector from iaea goes into building and they are basically doing an accounting and they have cameras, their job is to make sure it's not diverted to weapons and has not been diverted weapons. is not to say whether

this most directly affects force in what we call the global norms category. for example if india were as transparent as the united kingdom its rank in the global morris category would move to 26 to 6 overall. opprobrium levels of transparency are critical because independent of specific security posture on the ground and affect the international confidence in country's nuclear security. finally for the lowest ranked countries the index shows these countries with the exception of material site category generally have low scores in most if not all of the indicator categories and providing these countries many opportunities for nuclear material security conditions. at this point let me transition to my colleague, deepti choubey, present findings and recommendations. >> thank you, page stoutland. let me share with your selection of key findings and recommendations from this effort. encouraging the, one of our key findings his government has become far more aware of the threat and the need for urgent action to combat it. there are more troubling findings. for inst

there ought to be international norms and standards. we will have to move toward international, i think, approach to the whole question of the fuel cycle. we started that with the fuel bank which has been authorized, and iea is moving forward. the iaea, and they're is a lot about this in the report. it is enormously important. the iaea or sump other organization like that will have to be put in charge of this and given the mandate, legal authority, and resources. this is not their mandate. what safeguarding means, we explained this, and it is important. people assume the words safeguarding means security. it does not necessarily mean security. this was actually in the report. if it goes into a building and they're basically doing an accounting and have cameras, their job is to make sure it is not diverted to weapons. it is not to see whether there are locks on the doors, holes in the ceiling, parameter guards, and whether people are secure. there would only be after the fact action, and the iea is doing what their mandate says, but thei

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winter wear is expensive to buy if you are talking about buying a whole new set of union norms. >> they over $5,000 worth of outerwear and equipment for employees. what they are talking about is purchasing sweatshirts and t- shirts that have the dc fd ems that we projerry reinsdorf he do get $5,000 worth of gear. the majority is spent on structural fire fighting gear that we use to go into burning buildings. it is a complete outright lie that we are issued outerwear. we are not issued outerwear. i am wearing exactly what we are issued. >> lieutenant alvarado decided to peek out on his own after seeing the chief on fox 5. he knows he is sticking his neck out and will likely be disminuted. in response to the lieutenant's comments, chief ellerbe issued this statement. the outerwear i was referring is to the running coat that our firefighters are issued. i would think that the reference to the cost would have indicated what coast i was recovering. to not following orldz is insubordination. not having the proper uniform if we don't have it to issue, it is not. if you look closely, you will s

detail these peaks are processed by a device which then determines whether to fire to employees or norms to prep the optic fibers for detection a method called bragg grading is employed this involves a laser i ching a pattern of the core of the fiber this changes the way impulses travel along the length of the fiber certain wavelengths are reflected back to the impulse source others continue along this allows us to get specific data from every section of the fiber and this does it much faster than traditional detectors fibers like this could be used to relay an ever growing amount of data helping us better monitor conditions remotely and same. if you. are under constant attack. or favor. there are potential to do long term harm. in terms of. for example. the potential. is huge. everywhere. different places. people. with situations. which is something. that we had. in the past. but that's not the case. best defenses against those pesky. first. removed. and placed to make installation ease. here. but often simply catching the particles isn't enough to significantly reduce the risk of infec

this is pretty much the norm. it is very difficult to get up and do things.ometimes i have days where i need to pick myself up and get on with it again. i do not know how much longer i will be in this situation. hopefully not much longer. ♪ >> ok, well 2012 promises to be a big year for facebook. i have to tell you, if the rumors are true and it is able to raise an eye-popping $1 billion, it would make it the biggest ever stock offering. >> this year, we are taking the next step. >> the changes implemented one month ago were amongst the biggest the social networking site has ever made. raising an astronomical amount of money through initial public offerings. >> the facebook ipo is going to potentially be the biggest ipo in history. the biggest internet and technology ipo we have ever seen was from google. the facebook ipo would be several times that magnitude. for the company it makes sense to go public now, in a leadership position. under u.s. law, was to give more than 500 shdeeharyorsolveu , ha to publish detailed data about your company's financial perfor

than the norm for not getting going on the permit. that does seem to me that it leaves a question in my mind as to the equities of not hearing this appeal, so that is where my thinking right now is. >> i would agree with that. we have been fairly liberal in these things. this is a situation where it is just a few days in a case where she obtained council, and there is an issue about the incorrect lot numbers. potentially that is an issue we do not maybe have announced information -- potentially that is an issue. we maybe do not have enough information. >> because of the long delay and that she was out of the country the permit was obtained over the holidays. >> if we could amend that to read at least part of the time she was out of the country. >> when the permit was issued she was out of the country. but when it was approved, it was eight months earlier. >> commissioners, i will support that. i have made that same statement a number of times. >> on that motion, from the president to grant mr. restriction request. [calling votes] the

less of those scattered snow showers but we'll continue to see the wind pouring in, that frigid cold normat has been gusting into the 30s making the wind chill factor feel like teens. so a mighty cold eve ni. windy and cold will be the theme. feeling like teens and single digits. we talked about this latest blast. >>> childhood obesity is a growing concern in our nation. one georgia-based organizations a produced videos to raise awareness. the desired result may not have been achieved. >> mom, why am i fat? >> reporter: this psa was designed to take childhood obesity off the back page and make it a front page issue in georgia. it's a campaign that wants to fight against childhood obesity amid the claims they have one of the highest rates of obesity among children in the nation. when this high school cons splore viewed it, you can see in her expression that something got her attention. >> it's alarming. the adolescent child. tow3 -- . tips from a professor at wake forest. first, make sure exercise -- make this fun and exciting. kids like to play games. try to do things that are game orient

norm is a new member of the school district board. thank you for being here. [applause] so many of you have joined in looking at the stamp. it is artistic and rich with heritage. the art director is here. thank you for being here as well. there are so many students. i want to put forth the theme of education. we have an opportunity to educate people about the themes of our culture. we can unite the city and bay area as much as we can in celebration and in the boldness and innovation that the dragon calls for. we will need it because so many things are happening. this is the time we take on the challenges before us. the art history of this design is so rich and intricate. i have seen the others, but this one is really special. you have done a great job. thank you very much. [applause] and so it is that i want to welcome everyone on this very prestigious day. earlier, we had members of the board of supervisors. everybody wants to do something special on chinese new year. i understand that david chiu has officiated a marriage for one of his staff. we will now hav

. >> that's definitely out of the norm. >> and bay area researchers give you a good excuse to gossip. >>> plus, one golden girl rings in her 90th a it and it was complete with a whiteout shout-out. bi >>> the numbers are stragerring. one out of every three adults in the united states are obese. the centers for disease control and prevention released the numbers today, that more than 70% of adults are overweight. experts say to change the trend for the next generation, adults need to do a better job modeling healthy eating and exercise habits. right now 1 in 6 children are obese. >>> and for centuries, slits from ruined reputations. but now a new study said gossiping can have an up side. it can be therapeutic. somebody behaving behalfly can create heart beats in some subjects, and gossiping could are yeeou are worried about dishonest or untrustworthy people. we'll be right back. >>> betty white celebrated her 90th birthday in style, complete with a card from the president. >> i can't believe you are 90 years old. in fact, i don't believe it. that's why i am writing to ask if you will b

i have my guest, the driver, norm niller over there. good morning, norm. >> good morning.ow are you? >> i'm awesome. reporter: good. norm, you were a career police officer before becoming the driver of this monster. >> yeah. i am still a police officer during the week and on the weekends i'm driving a crime- fighting batman. reporter: tell us about this vehicle. >> it's a 10,000-pound monster truck, 15 horsepower and ready to thrill everybody that comes in here. reporter: how do you make that transition or get into something like this? >> well, it's just exciting. you're out there chasing bad guys or you're driving this, they're both the same excitement level. that's why i like to do it. reporter: are you sure you're excited right now? give me some more excitement, norm. when you are driving this bad boy, what is it like in there? i can't manslaughter. when you are doing the lap -- i can't imagine, when you are doing the laps -- >> it's not very loud inside, you have the helmet on and all the safety stuff, so you can't really hear that kind of noise. you can feel the motor

these guys are outside the norm. that really makes you upset and everybody in this team's chain of command right now are trying to figure out why these guys, guys that we trusted, marines that we put in incredible positions, trained them immensely. we ejected them with our military ethos and they do this? everybody is trying to figure out what broke down. >> how does this happen? this happened and it was shocking and known to be inappropriate then to torture, to do something as awful and horrendous as defecating on a dead body, yet it happens. >> up until the point we saw that video, we have no clue. we have no clue what these young men had gone through up until that moment, but they are trained that once their job is done, they get very agnostic, focused and they do what they have to do to respect and honor those they just killed. they might have slaughtered those guys and that's fine. then move off to their next mission. you don't do what we just saw. >> the point here is given how trained they were and what their

, norm to colin, colin to fallon, "late night with jimmy fallon."plause ] that was fantastic. fantastic. fantastic. "fantastic 4," four loko, "livin' la vida loca" by ricky martin, martin lawrence, "big momma's house," big mamma's home, depot with a silent "t," silent night, "fright night," nightlight, lite brite, bright lights, big city, "sex and the city," bringing me back to carrie bradshaw, terry bradshaw, nfl, nba-e-i-o-u, ulysses s. grant, grant's tomb, "tomb raider," robin tombs, robin williams. [ as williams ] "oh, yes, mr. happy's over here like, what about me? what about me?" "what about bob?" bob marley, "marley & me," owen wilson, bringing you back to wilson from "home improvement," tim allen, tim tebow, throwing the hail mary, while he's saying the hail mary, "mary poppins," dairy toppings, sour cream, cream and sugar, sugar hill gang, rapper's delight, hip-hop, hippity-hippity hop, you don't stop once you've popped, the pringles top, the chip that dips because it fits your lips, don't get your hand stuck in the can, 'cause you'll upset

we need to continue to speak but issues related to what i often call anglo norm activity, right? that things that a white are just normal and everything, everyone else must simply conform. you'll remember, for example, that ridiculous article that came out in psychology today on beauty, fat black women just are not beautiful, right? and that great example of this anglo-norman tv this is what is right is just normal. and everyone else must conform. we have to continue to address that because, because we are all morally for ourselves and have her own blind spot. and we can as a group collectively have a blind spot together. so we have to continue to talk about those things. and i'm more than happy to do that, which means i don't have any friends. [laughter] i get attacked on both sides because i'm equally concerned that in some way, both ignoring the problem can actually expose some racist ideology. you don't even care enough about people to be concerned about the issue. but on the other side, you have the patriarchal intentions that actually under my dignity by treating people lik

lower 40s should be the norm across the board. mostly cloudy skies, and yet the winds start to pick up quite a bit. we have been seeing about 10 to 15 miles per hour winds so far today. we are going to wrap-up the 20 miles per hour we understand after 12:00, so very, very breezy at the close of the day. the breeze is going to stick around. it will get more windy as we get into the overnight period tonight. the clouds yes will take over as we head into early morning. the arctic blast is pushing in tonight and will stick with us throughout the day tomorrow. so plan for a very cold forecast on both tuesday and wednesday to come. some of to moisture has been moving in from the mountains. we have tracked a few slight snow showers and flurries across portions of winchester, moving in toward leesburg and northern portions of maryland, westminister toward the pennsylvania border as well. the immediate metro area has been pretty good moisturewise, with dry, cool air moving nit is the wind gusts that remain the main weather story of the day

norm air already spreading to the mountains, so they are -- and warm air spreading to the mountains, and what we see out west is coming our way. but a little bit of cloud cover across region is developing as a warm front moves our direction. we will start the day with chile temperatures, but a rapid warm- up expected as the warm front heads of two new england. all of the mild weather over the plains states will move over the atlantic. 73 in rapid city. 65 in denver. we will see temperatures well above normal. a fund will slide into the state saturday evening. it does not look -- affront will slide into the state saturday evening. a partly cloudy weekend is coming our way. i would not be surprised if some spots to reach the low 60's tomorrow with southwest winds at 10 to 12 miles per hour. if you are near the shore of the bay, cool water will have an impact on air temperature. 45 in the mountains and some flurries on saturday. away from the bay, 57. 53 with the possibility of an eastern sprinkle on saturday. 57 around baltimore tomorrow, 53 saturday. below normal.ayn it will cool on s

nations to stop what it calls the barbaric acts of the american soldiers that go against all human norms. american soldiers were captured in photos demeaning iraqi prisoners in the grade. >> the video comes out of tough time, already strained with american forces now in afghanistan for 10 years. >> command is bleached paper identify those involved and said the marines are no longer serving in afghanistan. two of the four were based in north carolina. all face court-martials for violating military rules that forbid photographing human casualties. >> other bay area headlines now, the los gatos home of the single mother of three targeted buy arsonists not once but twice. investigators are carefully collecting evidence to link the phrase to the suspect. but right now they do not know why that house was targeted. >>> customers with pale one- time opt out via $90 and another $15 per month. that under our plan backed by the state public utilities commission. pg and he initially wants to charge a lot more about the puc said, no after going bankrupt, cylinder is asking for just that bit more. the

the norms matter. in a culture matter and -- to the -- you were part of destroying those norms, there's some person am responsibility. >> let me address first the point and then get to the pejorative. in terms of the -- one could theoretically have an expanding government without corruption. you see that in some of the countries where the culture is more aligned to the more nanny state mentality. whether it is -- a function of america or whether it is a function of the entrepreneurial aspect of lobbyists or whatever it is, probably a lot of it is along the rules we had versus the rules they have in terms of some of the interacting lobbyists. i can't see how you can look at the creation of new programs. and not say that it is going to at least in general create more business for lobbyists. >> there's money in the bank and that made me steal it. i talked to a group of 70 naval officers the other day. i said, you know, i was a congressman. the chief of naval operations was actually a lobbyist for special

temperatures coming down. 60s today was the norm. we're in the 50s. 57, san francisco, as well as accept rose sacks 60, redwood city. 57 in mountain view and livermore, and we'll continue with cloudy skies overnight. that will keep overnight temperatures warmer than the past several nights and we'll put in chance of showers in the north bay, which cooler day as we head into monday and tuesday and get ready, after that we're back up into the 70s across much of the bay area, above normal temperatures thursday, friday, next weekend as well. here's the timing, 11:00 tonight, cloudy conditions, and then check it out. this band of showers as the front sinks to the south. at 2:00 a.m., you could i use -- you could ukiah might be getting a few sprinkles, and then this falls apart. so clouds will be with us, and off and on cloudy tomorrow. and the northwesterly winds will move in while onshore wind component and cooler temperatures for us as well. lows tonight due to the cloud cover, bit warmer so mid-up toker 40s around the coast and the bay