reported cases were atypical and say this latest incident confirms the nation's testing safeguards but emplace a working. >>> i'm going home and i'm having be for dinner tonight that is alive. juliet goodrich cbs five. the several vallejo based rappers are under arrest in connection with a nationwide drug ring the justice department says the performers were all part of the day's entertainment record level more than 20 that five people were arrested for lesley trafficking throughout california in the as far away as new york city but fans of the performers are not convinced they're guilty. if you are doing wrong desert to the time if you're being unjustly charged then that is very unfair. this city really specialize in trafficking ecstasy during the investigation more than 45,000 shells are confiscated along with several pounds of heroin crack cocaine and marijuana. >>> it's a program that has been highly touted by oakland mayor gene klein and even though recent high-profile violence city leaders are sticking by their 100 box plan robert files shows us some of the drawbacks of the programs effor

. >> when will those new regulations be emplaced? or at least proposed? >> the first week of june. president garcia: why would this not be considered constrained trade? >> mr. aryan is currently a permit holder. >> if someone wants to open a business and they have such businesses and they are barred from opening the business -- >> he could become an owner or operator. i forget what a company he is weds. the only thing you pay for is the usage of the dispatch radio. you pay that nominal fee, you purchase your own insurance, you obtain your own drivers. you obtain all the other things that you need in order to run that business. you will make a deal with your company to purchase a vehicle. you can be your own business within the current framework. he would be using the trade name address of the existing color scheme. >> is that it's easy to do? are there other color schemes willing to allow individuals to do that? >> we have 28. >> when the rules are finally enacted, will they reply -- apply retroactively? >> yes, they will. >> that would raise the argument that whatever changes were

otherwise in a modest increase only 1 degrees warmer than today's high of 71 degrees and the dry air mass emplace the pollen count is extremely high if you suffer from allergies the problem will be with the open the grass counts to night's lows for the mid 40's to 50 degrees in fact in mountain view 47 degrees in concord also met for its adult the back and reassess tomorrow let's begin with the highest at the coast upper fifties and low 60s and you will see more sunshine then what you experience daily were shrouded in the areas of fog otherwise 70 degrees in campbell the worst location will be morgan hill and gilroy 76 degrees set up by from today's high a 75 at indian city east and numbers to the northwest wind at 25 m.p.h. and all the lead to 74 degrees in brentwood back and retrieve the trees the oakland the '70s and the burden you'll see a bit of a breeze also off the day 66 degrees in berkeley and san francisco and the average highs around 60 degrees the '70s and sandras ss tomorrow is kinda like the transition day that and the warming trend began to look what happens the leigh anne freezing

that meant more bunkers and well protected gun emplacements. the expectation was for another ground assault. enemy artillery was fairly inactive until july when it got busier. the americans retaliated with air strikes. for the rest of july and august, the marines at con thien used their own l. own guns to good effect. the ammunition, an endless supply, came in daily. and it was used up daily. this was the end of a supply life line that began and arrived at con thien six miles to the south. there were tents near by to house a complimeement that incld about 1,000 men. no matter how you look at it, those were better days. more time for thing wills like the casual cleaning of weapons. but nothing hat con thien has been casual since september came.at con thien has been casual since september came. the first 25 days of this month, con thien had to fight back against ground assaults and a sudden calculated escalation of enemy artillery, the most intense about a rachblgt war. at times, the shouts of incoming coming heard above the noise of our own guns

go out tomorrow and start to play some great golf on a tough go off course with some top tough emplacementsbut having that opportunity to be in the final group here at the masters on sunday it's a great feeling professional golf. basketball now i'm dollar no sense of what howard has been in the n.b.a. spotlight for all the wrong reasons lately but the swirling rumors that the big man asked for team coach stan van gundy to be fired took a back seat to the magic super performance in a win over the sixes on saturday how it denied those recent allegations and no doubt was hoping he and his teammates could do their talking only courts in philadelphia glen davis the perfect sidekick to howard not in twenty three points and twelve rebounds big baby as he was known catching feelings later forty five forty in the third with this a pass get on the foul. howard meanwhile the wreckage of his night game with at least twenty points and as many rebounds including his personal best from three years ago the magic eventually snapping a five game losing streak with an eighty eight eighty two victory. to tell

ignite popular protests and i think that's the main reason why occupy wall street began in new york emplaced not just the nation but the world what does the occupy movement lack to become a real politic factor in the us and throughout the world right i mean the other thing about the occupy movement is that it had the right target which is wall street at this point washington is an appendage of wall street well street is where power lies both economic and political and so it it it was a powerful movement because it articulated these two truths. you know the idea of the one percent the economic inequality coupled with a targeting of where actual power lies the occupy movement has now. felt the full wrath of the state they've been their encampments have been physically eradicated. without question they have been heavily infiltrated the power of the occupy movement was that it spoke for the mainstream and the state's goal is to sever the occupy movement from the mainstream so the occupy movement has got to build walls it's got to develop a kind of self-discipline it's got to set standards which

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pride and textile machines they bought from spain three years ago had to be sold for scrap most emplaced lost their only source of income and i don't think it was a personal attack against me i'm not a political person i think the people who did it to me seeking to undermine the industry as a whole to terrify people into supporting them. aleppo is serious largest city and its industrial capital prior to the uprising it was enjoying some of the highest growth rates in the region. this industrial park alone housed more than three thousand small and mid-sized factories in the past six months some have gone out of business because of the economic sanctions while others because of industrial terrorism. they had of the local chambre of industry sas it's almost impossible to distinguish between attacks reach out politically motivated and those that are outright criminal we witnessed kidnappings we witnessed. attacks on factories. that are being. of trucks going on material or finished goods. threats putting people on hit lists assassinations of course all these activities criminal activities ar

was talking about something that plays into this obviously is inflation and the measure of future emplacement he says can be seen in debts and deficits now it's a really interesting concept and i want to talk more about it he is john butler author of this book that i have here the golden revolution is also founder of and for a capital and before the break we were talking about future inflation and that being based on debts and deficits now so my question to you is why and then what is the u.s. as death and deficit say about our future inflation. well the reason why is because when a government runs chronic deficits and builds up a huge accumulated debt we all sniffly that debt becomes unserviceable a corporation simply goes bankrupt but a government does not in the same way it will obviously seek to raise tax revenue or do what it can to try and service that colossal debt but historically inflating your way out of unserviceable debt burdens is far more common than taxing your way out and in fact some economists think that beyond a certain point taxing your way out it is simply impossible just

friend tell us what measures were emplace over and above what was in place to ensure the proceeding was there, transparent, and open. >> the most important thing was when james murdoch offered undertakings in lieu of a referral to the competition commission, which is his right to do in my duty to consider, instead of accepting those undertakings, which i was completely entitled to do legally, i said i would not do so until i had proper advice from the regulators as to whether it would be appropriated to do so. when i got the advice, i considered it carefully and follow it. that was required by the law but i chose to that because of my commitment to integrity of the process. >> why was the special advisor a nominated person in the department if it has been so important -- why would this specialist advisor nominate a person? >> he was not the only person. contact on all sorts of level. when you have complex undertakings in a huge merger, it is a very, very complex process and there are a range of contacts. i have tried to be as transparent as possible in all those contacts. i think in thi

in particular the passage of the affordable care act means we put emplace a key element we are finding it is difficult to implement and controversial. they will succeed and are solvable probe of the population is more difficult we should prove get them up and ready before rehab the population but those innovations that we felt worse than it -- essential to the premium support plan. at the time wasted no premium support should move forward until risk was kitna of that risk adjustment of revenues under medicare advantage has increased that is the time to see if it merits consideration improved five money the ada competition saves money, as the economist i want to leave that pork-barrel they're not richard balboa to the solely extra payments made no more but after controlling for all factors medicare and vantage use moller from homes but the parties and benefits and the men below less than a believe competition will work and save money. the evidence does not support at this time. given the risks involved is seen as important to spread the risk of spending across the general population rat

these technologies should be emplaced to empower citizens, not to impress them.t's one more step that we can take toward the day that we know will come, the end of the bashar al-assad regime that has brutalized the syrian people, and allow the syrian people to chart their own destiny. even with all the efforts i've described today, even with everything that hopefully we have learned, even with the incredible power of museums like this one, even with everything that we do to try to teach our children about our own responsibilities we know that our work will never be done. there will be conflicts that are not easily resolved. there will be senseless deaths that aren't prevented. there will be stories of pain and hardship that test our hopes and try our conscience. and in such moments it can be hard to imagine a more just world. it can be tempting to throw up our hands and resign ourselves to man's endless capacity for cruelty. it's tempting sometimes to believe that there's nothing we can do. and all of us have those tkourbgts all of us have thos doubts, all of us

louisiana purchase, the manhattan project and the marshall plan to rebuild after world war ii of the emplacement so this felt like the new deal of the 21st century there's a lot of anticipation i think among reporters and among the public at a time we were losing several hundred thousand dollars a month we had a new president coming in bringing a lot of coke gold of people for a bailout for the people this would be something to create jobs and help ordinary folks make ends meet after they had been hurt by the recessions of the anticipation three years later most of the money spent, the unemployment rate has been coming down somewhat in recent months to 8.3%, and for most the last two years we've sort of saw that at 9% unemployment. some are very pleased to be here with them and the panelists here dolph more into this issue this country and obsession in my life. very rare to be able to say that. so, let me start to explain the theory behind the stimulus, what were the goals of the administration and some of the discussions going on in the transition team as it is coming together to restrict thank

louisiana purchase, the manhattan project and the marshall plan to rebuild after world war ii of the emplacement so this felt like the new deal of the 21st century there's a lot of anticipation i think among reporters and among the public at a time we were losing several hundred thousand dollars a month we had a new president coming in bringing a lot of coke gold of people for a bailout for the people this would be something to create jobs and help ordinary folks make ends meet after they had been hurt by the recessions of the anticipation three years later most of the money spent, the unemployment rate has been coming down somewhat in recent months to 8.3%, and for most the last two years we've sort of saw that at 9% unemployment. some are very pleased to be here with them and the panelists here dolph more into this issue this country and obsession in my life. very rare to be able to say that. so, let me start to explain the theory behind the stimulus, what were the goals of the administration and some of the discussions going on in the transition team as it is coming together to restrict thank

one that can be reconciled with the house, at a budget that will change the debt course of america emplace this country on a path to progress and responsibility and not to decline. thank you for all of the things you have done in the hard work you have put into understanding the challenges of america. the problem is we are not willing to act on it. thank you. i think all my colleagues today. let me indicate my own view. everyone else has expressed themselves in this question . when i hear my colleague saying there has been no budget put in place for 1000 days, i do not think that is correct. i really do not. we passed lastthe budget controa resolution. the budget control act is a lot. -- law. irresolution never goes to the president for base signature -- paul pierce a resolution never goes to the president for a signature. this not only set the budget for this year and next, and i can read the language from the budget control act. the allegations, aggregates, and levels shall apply in the senate in the same manner as for a concurrent resolution in the budget for fiscal the year 2012. that