. >> item 12 h, items of interest to the bic. >> i put in a newsletter did i get from the building officials. it also has a link to their website. anyone can go ahead and register on it. i wanted to make the commissioners aware of the fact that we have registered with several different organizations that have membership numbers that we can use any time we need to order supplies. we will make a list of those and make it available to the commissioners. we will also make available any training that we are going to, or any training that we are providing. the newsletter from the building officials has important information. i thought you could register and didn't electronically -- and gets it electronically. i also assembled for the new commissioners and the existing commissioners, a copy of the appendix d of the city charter. in chapter one of the san francisco building code. it has all of our administration items that we amend at the code. it would be helpful to have the the short version of the chapter one instead of bringing the whole book. i copied that for you and i will make it available t

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a ridge of high pressure, moving its way down the mid-at will bic. -- mid-atlantic. as we take a little trip down to the south, totally different story. this is tropical storm alberto our first named storm of the 2012 hurricane season. and it is not strengthening very much but it has prompted a couple tropical storm watches for southern areas of south carolina, savannah river, but expected to move to the northeast monday and head off to the atlantic. doesn't look like it will do a whole lot in terms of things here. your day planner, 75 degrees at midday, and 78 at 8:00 a.m., something in the california skies as well. a rare occurrence. >> thanks gwen. >>> debt ceiling debate rears its head once again while the economy takes center stage in the presidential campaign. fox news sunday will look at both parties policies, and a preview coming up. >> first a book and now a movie, what to expect when you are expecting. up next one of the couples in this romantic comedy sat down with kevin mccarthy and of course the conversation got off track but still fun. stick around. we

fairfax county community is on edge after three men abducted and rob add 22-year-old man on his way to a bicakery. they showed the father a gun and forced him into the car in the 6100 block of cumberland avenue in springfield wednesday morning. police say they drove the victim to two banks and forced them to take out money. the robbers then forced the man into the trunk of his car and cut him. he ask expected to be okay. the man was able to escape from the trunk when the robbers abandoned his car. >>> 11 minutes before the horde. today some montgomery leaders will speak out against plans what could be the county's busiest gas station. cost coal wants to build the new station at the westfield shopping store in wheaton. neighbors say it could pose a health risk. today they will discuss a ban. >>> the day of a nice card and box of chocolates has been long gone. mother's day has become big business. cnbc's jackie deangelis has more. >> the national retail federation say consumers are expected to spend $18.6 billion on gifts for mom. that's an average of $152 per person, up from $140 last year. t

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they refused to wear ear phones to hear the air bic translation and we just had another bizarre episode in the last few minutes. the judge said to one of the detainee, stop. stop. put your shirt back on or you will be escorted from the courtroom. from our vantage point we could not see which detainee it was but it seems to fit a pattern today of frustrating and also delaying the process here. >> all that going on. then you had witnesses there. some of the 9/11 families themselves in court. >> well that's right. there were 6, 9/11 family whose traveled down to guantanamo ba bay, cuba earlier this week. they were in the courtroom with us but there is a long blue curtain that separates the families from the reporters so we can't see them directly but through most of the hearing there was this virtual silence. i could see upped the curtain at times. some of the family tapping their feet. and it was also clear in court today that this was a decision by the 9/11 suspects not to answer the questions because when they were on their recess you could see the men talking to each other and passing

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if we stay on this path, than bond markets in a state of pan bic will turn on us -- panic will turn on us. forced austerity would put an end to the most fundamental of american aspirations, that in this land we are responsible for our own destiny. that on this continent we might forever be free from foreign powers who would impose their limits on our dreams for ourselves and our children. if our generation fails to meet its defining challenge, we would see america surrender her independence. not to a foreign arm, but to an army of foreign creditors who already own roughly half of our public debt. the policies in place today will guarantee that outcome unless we turn this around soon. there must be a pony in here somewhere, right? [laughter] the good news is, there is. if you hear me say one thing today, hear this: this will not be our destiny. americans will not stand for a shrunken vision of their future. that's not who we are. in 1980 ronald reagan explained perfectly why americans would never accept this mindset. quote: they expect you to tell your children that the american people

you supposedly used was a pen like this and the violence you supposedly committed was shooting class bicspit balls. >> i had a pen and got plastic balls from home i made the stupid mistake of taking them apart and shooting people with them. >> reporter: he says criminalizing normal student behavior is not right. john white says the spirit of the american teen able boy in particular is i can extinguished by what he calls dehumanizing zero tolerance policies. >> we are raising up a generation of people who are going to be very compliant and afraid to step out of line. >> reporter: this attorney disagrees claiming zero tolerance at schools is necessary, especially after the shooting at columbine. >> we have weapons like a gun, we should know it's a weapon. then you have weapons like a pen. >> reporter: wait a second, aren't we going too far when we are criminalizing shooting spit balls. >> when that spit ball takes out your eye tell me whether or not we've gone too far. >> he will have a record for the rest of his life for having a dangerous weapon. you're talking about a kid shooting spit

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has there ever been an ego this bic in american politics? i hope he suckceedssucceeds.k obama and the worst thing that could happen to mit t romney. >> that's it. we go into the memorial day weekend. have a great, great weekend. have a hell of a good time and come on back and see us right here on the radio and television on monday. >> this is the bill press show.