day. >> it seems that bristol knows how to hold a party. this city has embraced the olympic torch in a way that has surprised everybody. tens of thousands of people showed up last night at the docks winners arrived and thousands came out in the beautiful morning sunshine to welcome the torch. it crossed the suspension bridge which is behind me in bristol. midway across the bridge, there was what they call a torch kiss and the torch was handed from one torch bearer to another and there were fireworks, cheering. the crowds really went crazy. they were so excited. let's talk to some of them who watched it today. with we -- with me is steve. >> it's been brilliant. >> and it's all about inspiration, isn't it? how could you fail to be inspired by these teams today? >> absolutely. it's been fantastic and it's a great part in the torch relay. >> what does it mean for the people in bristol? it's important. we try to make sure there's lots going on locally through the summer so that people get involved with the olympics and the spirit of the olympic

a 15-year-old athlete and her principal at the international academy in bristol. how are you feeling before you get to hold the torch? >> i cannot believe it. it's inspirational to do something so close to the olympics. i cannot wait. >> how did you get chosen? rex people nominated me in the local area. i won the bronze this year and i am third in europe. and for my volunteering in the community. >> what does it mean to you and your friends that the olympics are being held here? >> it is amazing. it's all what we hoped for. we all hoped to build in the future. it is amazing to see what we could be doing in the future. >> you must be a very broad principle if. >> she is a great inspiration to everybody in the academy. >> how have you been building up to the olympics? >> i think there's been a general buildup. a general buildup in the country. what we look forward to in the city of bristol is the link up to the relay, everybody holding hands from the south of the through scotland and london. there's a great deal of sport with olympic themes. >> there's a real sense

the torch has stopped for the night in bristol. >> welcome to a very loud and boisterous bristol. >> we will have a big party here. celebration's continuing into the night. people are continuing to come out with one of the great days of summer. they celebrate the arrival of the olympic flame. a man from bristol and the former olympian join me now. it is free. thousands of people join me. >> the weather has been great. everybody has been excited. it is very early in the torch relay. we are anticipating the rest of the journey. the music is great. the atmosphere is great. generally, it is a celebratory mood. you can feel it. >> it is the first major city in the southwest. the torch relay heads up north. better than much this. >> how much of an inspiration is it to people? >> the fact that the olympics allah comes on once every four years. there is a lot of excitement. the youngsters want to hear stories. their own story. we will have our own stories after the games. >> you have been promoting interest around the olympics. how is that going? couple of businesses in the southeast england

and today i'm here on the behalf of the bristol hotel. which is located on 56 mason. mike nolty has showed you the little map area of where we want to stay. it is very, very small as you can see this little section right here. that's what we need to keep in district six. so if you guys will help us out, and remap that, it will be a great deal to us and the tenants in the bristol hotel that we deal with on a daily basis. thank you again for your time and your preparations and you guys do a wonderful job. keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> following mrs. scott will be shelby, lisa shin, pierre and natalie brown. >> good morning task force. my name is lois scott, and i live by cathedral, i live on cathedral hill by st. mary's cathedral about two and a half blocks from the proposed hospital site. i'm on the board of the cathedral hill neighbors who were dispointed that our neighborhood who was going to be reunited in your quest and necessity to have the numbers come out was still split. i guess we joined russia hill as one of those neighborhoods that will be permanen

when we come to it. >> once again, we already captured bristol hotel.t is it. >> in talking about the bristol hotel, if we could also take up the maria manner. it is right around the same area. -- maria manor. and then the issue that mr. bowman had raised about the 39 people at the top of clarendon ave. >> and i thought that the -- >> one moment please. one moment. >> the other issue that i did not hear on your list that i myself would be curious about, and i do not think i have clarity on what the borders are, but what was referred to with respect to mission street near duncan -- i'm just not sure exactly where those blocks are. >> i also saw that the trade- off between those blocks in the northern panhandle, the trade- off was new because it is a very easy trade off. >> thank you. and nothing other than what has already been raised. >> thank you. >> with the last one you mentioned, the 15th street to extend to valencia -- >> that was mentioned. it was not the last one. the last one we mentioned was -- no, that is correct. we did capture it. ok, thank

the bristol hotel. so that population. >> that is the population of 116 people. it would bring the deviation for district 6 to -- >> 0.79% and deviation for district 3 to negative 3.66%. >> my apologies. the room has gotten cool now. >> yeah. >> that's a good problem. >> population 116, 6.78, d-3 and f-66. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> further depopulating three, no. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. miss lam? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> mr. alanso? >> yes. >> please make this change. >> mr. leigh? >> then just the second part of it to move then the other two blocks into three. >> and -- >> i'm sorry, into six. >> question, the manors in both blocks? >> no, the northern block. we could just take that one, the northern block and that would be fine with me. as far as my proposal is concerned. >> ok. >> so desubmit the southern of those two blocks? exactly. >> miss tidwell? >> i would like to comment that i think if we are considering putting portions of the tenderloin, continuing to add to the tenderloin, it raises the question of

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i made a list of the equivalents of bristol myers.he companies that wouldn't be hurt even if it turned out to be worse than i expected, giving the 24 hour news cycle blows everything out of proportion, we get new crisis every week you have to develop your own list of bristol myers list. maybe verizon, steady eddie. southern company, be ready to buy them when we get a market-wide sell off. based on exaggerated crisis that won't hurt. then step two, ask yourself is this event bad for all the earnings out there? when the egyptians were demonstrating in the early 2011, trying to kick out the dictator, a moment even the oil stocks, which benefitted from high prices, got knocked down along with everything else. curious, right? what a tremendous. >> buy buy buy. >> if you bought the oil down. you made a killing. so remember, when there is a big scary crisis in the globe that threatens to knock down the market like the sovereign debt crisis in europe, remember the bristol myers theory, ask what the heck has to do with the earnings of my stock

i don't think this was your intent, but what it did was took the bristol hotel, which is an s.r.o. of approximately a hundred people when eddie and market street out of six and into three. that is a problem, we are asking that you take just that one block of halladay plaza back into district six, and that you also not remove anything else from district six at this point. i realize you're trying to equalize populations, district three is at a deficit at about 3% or so, however you are allowed to go up to 5% in order to preserve communities of interest, you're doing that for other districts. i think district three having a slight 3.5% deviation in order to keep the tenderloin as a community of interest is important, and frankly the 100 people in that block is not going to go very far as far as balancing that deficit. so please, put that one block of western halladay [applause] yao back into district six and don't make any more changes and we'll be very happy. >> thank you sir. following mr. stol will be michael nolty, lawrence reid, evans, and rose hilton. >> hello, my name is kevin

but she's -- she said i have a major problem with bristol palin saying you will mature as a mother.ations you have will change the way you put opinions on the table. how dare you then bring in sasha and malia to the situation. you need to mature because are you not. ha ha. nanner nanner boo-boo. >> hasselbeck is one of the young republicans like margaret hoover who is actually really forward-thinking on gay rights. they're the future of the republican party so there is a little bit of hope for them. >> stephanie: i said earlier i didn't read this part of bristol palin's original quote. sometimes dads lead they're families in the right way of thinking. it would have been nice if the president had been an actual leader and helped shape their thoughts instead of reflecting what teenagers think after one too many episodes of glee. [oh, my god. >> should have instructed them to hate gay people. >> obama has been much more of a leader than president -- than palin has ever been. she quit halfway through her term. >> stephanie: who cares what some failed vice presidential candidate's daught

i think the people of bristol and throughout the country -- >> thank you very much.many people here. it really is at once in a lifetime ahmet. and as you can see, celebrations are going to continue right into the evening. >> thank you very much. the olympic atmosphere there. now, it is a new way of doing business in orbit. the first-ever commercial supply ship is heading to the international space station following a successful launch tuesday. the next test for the space mission comes later this week, when the rocket will attempt to dock with the space station. our bbc science correspondent has this report. >> three, two, one, zero. >> the launch that was privately built, to go to the international space station. this is designed to be a safer and cheaper than the space shuttle. in 2004, it was difficult, but with the kind of hard work and determination and ingenuity for which nasa and this nation are known, we are now back on the brink of a new future. >> the rocket was built in los angeles with this private company, spacex, and they are building a fleet of rockets

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bristol-myers and gilead, merck, pfizer, gsk, abbot and rosche all cross products, their products in various ways in the hiv area or outside of the hiv area. and they're so often in bed with each other, back and forth, in some cases, one country will sell the drug in the united states and others will sell it in europe. or there might be a fixed dose combination that involves products from both in the united states, bristol-myers, and gillian. so it's hard to know, are they partners or are they competitors? and the prices would suggest they're more like partners than competitors. >> let me -- yes, dr. stiglitz. >> two comments i want to add. i think you were right in thinking about this as an experiment and thinking about how we can develop a better innovation system, not just for aids, but for health and beyond health for research more broadly. and i just wanted to reiterate that in thinking about the innovation system, there are a couple of other parts. the patent system will continue to play some role in, for instance, ideas that we haven't even thought about. in health, the price

politics of bristol university very. friday mass rallies in cairo of the said into violent clashes with security forces have been showing you the pictures over the last couple of hours egypt's ruling military council refusing protesters demands for the media power hand over to an interim civil government these are the latest live pictures you're seeing there the generals insist that they're going to step down once the president selected now what we stay on these pictures just a moment let's go live to cairo and get some comment there we can talk to revolutionary activist. mr kelly thanks for being on the program we're going to stick with these pictures we're seeing coming through from tahrir square cairo at the moment seeing use throwing stones i'm sure the camera to show the many thousands of people who have appeared to be will be gathered there today almost monthly to see the same succession of events protests violence deaths a parliamentary elections being held the presidential ones just weeks away who do you think is

bristol was rebutted by j.ait to hear what she has to say about the fed policy. >> here's what jwoww, bristol should keep her uneducated ignorant mouth shut. if you are living in the past you wouldn't have a kid without marriage, hypocrite. it's 2012. >> we were talking about this earlier, if anyone could make this point, it could be someone who has had a child, been under her mother and father's roof, she worded it the wrong people and turned them off. >> or turned them on to atang them on twitter. >> the president opened up to this criticism because mark, it was a political evolution. this is apparently -- >> also personal. >> events you were laughing at with me earlier, somebody picks up on his principles that drove him to the decision that looks a little false, you no he what? it's obvious it wasn't principled. >> i don't doubt there's a politic political dimension, having joe biden do it on saturday -- >> friday. >> friday, excuse me, but the point is that the president has a political dimension to this bu

from bristol in the u.k. . he's got fourteen days now during which is lawyers can launch an objection plus they're promising to go to the european court of human rights do you think this extradition could be stopped. well bill welcome to the topsy turvy kingdom where we have people like tony blair who should be arranged for war crime crimes wandering the streets free and yet someone who's done more than anybody in the last fifty years or so to advance the cause of radical publishing is under house arrest and possibly going to be even worse extradited and possibly end up in a jail in the united states i think ultimately we've got another issue here again this has been going on and on for eighteen months now julian's been under house arrest and what he's done is effectively sent as i just heard you saying on the report a chilling message to anybody thinking of whistle blowing now this is totally the wrong message we should be giving but i think we should just take stock for a moment as the supreme court doesn't s

maybe bristol needs to practice a little lesbianism and then the taxpayers won't have to pay for hern they will bring her out of her house and stone her that she will die. >> whatever! [ applause ] >> something else. >> it's almost like that book was written by insecure men. >> ya think? [ laughter ] >> let's go to clark in phoenix. >> hello. george clooney had a dinner last night $40,000 a plate, and i guarantee you every one of those people that bought a ticket there have their accounts offshore -- >> you do guarantee that -- >> i can guarantee it, because it's how account acts set up people with -- >> i don't think you know that -- >> multi-millionaires don't throw money away -- clark -- >> and yet sir these are all multi-million neirs who are fighting to have their taxes raised to help the country. >> but the meantime they have their money offshore -- >> clark, you don't know that -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> they may actually believe in america unlike mitt romney. >> mitt romney and bain do nothing different than what obama did with the auto bailout? >> oh. >> what? >> hang on

some moderate rain in the bristol area. it is moving into manassas and approaching woodbridge.in where talking about is pushing eastward. just a wimpy little sprinkle that is approaching 95. to mr. wise, 59 n. frederick. 55 and the district. 66 and culpeper -- temperature was, at 59 in frederick. 55 in the district. 66 in culpeper. daily storm chances all the way there saturday. we are still talking near-90 by friday. >> i was saying he said a wimpy little sprinkle. we are getting hefty on the highway with the volume starting to wake up. i'm going to give you the travel times. some wet pavement on 270. quiet out of aspirin and leesburg. -- ashburn and leesburg. we will go back to the news. >> thanks. the academy awards are going to stay at the same theater that has hosted the oscars for the 10 years but the name will change it to be known for did will change. the vineyard has known for decades as the kodak theater. they keep the oscars there for the next 20 years. >> across town, the dancing is over for another contestant. >> they have whittled down the six celebrities. all thr

>> bill: his baby with bristol of course was planned right?hat a loser. >> that was also a result of cask out, wasn't it? didn't they say they were camping out in the woods? >> i think so. >> i think i detected a pattern. don't go camping with levi. >> children of alaska! i mean that. children of alaska. do not go camping with levi johnson. >> come camping with me. >> no, baby, no, we're just going to go camping. it is a koa. pure class all the way. >> pastel version of the famous art piece the screen by edward munch set a new world record for the world's most expensive work of art sold at auction yesterday. and an onomous buyer dropped nearly $120 million on the piece. >> you guys want to see my new art? it is one of four pieces in the world. >> bill: don't tell carol. >> i can i say really quick it is not edward munch. >> you said edward munch. >> what are you? an elitist peter? >> why don't you go back to eating your okra and your pasty peppered lettuce salad. >> bill: you did just come off as an elitist. you're an elitist. >> how can you s

christopher: because the residencies in bristol and glasgow were so...i don't know...enerous or something, we had almost 40 hours of rehearsal time a week instead of, you know, 15, like we usually have in the united states. so we had a lot of time to work on our piece, and we got a lot of work done in a really concentrated period of time. they have green tags in their ears. see that? saner: we've entitled this piece, "how dear to me the hour when daylight dies." and it was premiered in glasgow in scotland, and we toured it in several cities in the united kingdom, including dartington. hixson: every time we get to a new location, thers a lot of schlepping that goes on. we've got to get the trunks out of the van, we've got to get the performers into the space, we've got to get the lights up, we've got to get the sound done. okay. paul says it gets dark around 10:00. our show is at 8:00. it's noon. but now, don't you want to have some food? the food? saner: goat island takes a lot of its content from actual history, from real events, things that real people do. in that re

he made a million dollars, why things have not gone well for the father of bristol palin's baby. . >>> look at your numbers. the dow is down 103 points. people still not feeling great about what is happening in europe. >>> land mark in the oakland hills is up for sale. the 200 room claremont hotel. they bought the hotel as part of a foreclosure auction. the asking price is $80 million. >>> levi johnson is living with his mother and hasn't paid child support in a long time. levi johnson's girlfriend is pregnant. >>> today on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, the biggest birthday party going this weekend. we will have more on the plans to celebrate the golden gate bridge turning 75. and we will show you some of the special tributes already taking place. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile www.ktvu.com. have a great friday. thank you for joining us.

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reopen those items and not those that we determined not to hear it all right, beginning with the bristol hotel. >> my request was not to go one by one but to have a discussion about whether we are going to revisit anything at this point. >> there have been proposals to revisit, so by virtue of making proposals, clearly, there is a readiness to -- so i'm not sure what discussion you want to have. >> individuals made suggestions to reopen. i am still debating in my mind and would appreciate some discussion with the broader group as to whether we should reopen any of these things, notwithstanding that there is interest in various corners to do it. >> by show of hands, would like to discontinue making any changes to the map and conclude with where we are now? anyone? >> i am somewhat inclined to lock it down where it is now. >> i understand. anyone, please, raise your hand if you are interested in ending changes to the back right now -- to the map right now. >> ok. >> thank you. thank you very much. presuming that all the others made the list because there is a willingness to revisit them, l

i was okay at first until i heard about bristol palin, oh my god.and talk about marriage. wait a minute hold on isn't she heterosexual? ant they religious? >> yeah, she was a teenage unwed mother who is an adult now and she is making fun of kids. >> isn't that a harlet according to the bible? >> yes it is. >> isn't she a fornicate for? oh, my god. >> we weren't going to get all judgmentally and bibly. >> by the way' collieses and call mook romney said blatantly homo homophobeic things in can't of a congregation. >> and if you are going to have unprotected sex with levi you don't get to question anybody's judgment ever again. >> no, you don't. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ nooem ♪[ theme music ]♪ >>> hello, current tv fans, here rewith in our little segment before we start the show in hour number three which has basically how can bethrow jacki schechner off even more? chris, i'm actually feeling bad that i had courtney and everybody in the control room short sheet her bed, and they drew on her button lipstick. >> did you throw

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sarah palin's daughter bristol hammered the president today on her blog, but a lot of people we talk to think that what the president the up to on this is just fine. it is far from the first time that the president has invoked his daughters. when it comes to touchy subjects, he has repeatedly used them as a good gauge of common sense. >> malia and sasha, it wouldn't dawn on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. it doesn't make sense to them. >> he talked about his children when pushing a reduction in student loan rates, contraception and georgetown student sandra fluke, trayvon martin, even the somali pirates. >> when he can use them in political literature and political advertising or political messaging to his advantage, he shows no hesitation in invoking that. >> another famous political daughter is furious. so let me get this straight said bristol palin on her blog, it's a problem if my mom listened too much to my dad, but it's a heroic act if the president made a massive change in a policy position that could affect the entire nation after consul

. >> on tuesday, bbc world news will be following the olympic torch on its journey to bristol. we are still at the training based k for theenyan team. the team is currently trading at high altitude. join us on bbc world news for a day of live coverage, the progress of the 2012 olympic torch. prince charles and the duchess or on a four-day tour of canada as part of the diamond jubilee celebration. the couple received a full military welcome in new brunswick on monday. charles and camilla as visit is among many royal legacy trips to the diamond jubilee. prince harry -- cringes and spent three days in south africa. -- princess anne spent three days in south africa. >> let's bring your reminder of the main news this hour. the nato summit in chicago has ended with the new agreement to and control of afghanistan to its own security forces by the middle of next year. mr. obama said nato troops would shift to training and support role in afghanistan. the headlines are next. thanks for being with us. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by th