and again two or three quick things. the first presentation will be for the capital projects on the doyle drive and when we approved the 2009 the eir had just been certified in 2008 and thank to working with the mayor's office we have a hundred million more for the projects that were under construction and phase one is open as of last year so the public has a facility. and the government just passed a legislation for the partnerships. and thanks to a lot of hardworking cpcs we have the phase two under construction. i think it's very unlikely that phase two wouldn't be under construction now. the subway our second presentation will be from the sfmta we adopted the amendment and the amendment was concurrent on providing the series of thanks that the mta had to do to receive a grant from the fta and that funding has been received from the oversight prospective we have the risk managements for the project and to get the alternative funding that the authority had commented to the promise but they're not going to be in time be

two strikes.looks down on felix hernandez by an inch. >> orel: they're the same when it comes to grand slams and no hitters. >> karl: two strikes. two men on. two men down. doesn't chase that one. no advancement by the runners. the coaches of these teams, very complimentary about the other coaches for the other teams. they often times hang out together. get friendly with them. they're all going through the same thing. that one is fouled. >> that got everybody. >> karl: off the camera down at third base. >> orel: yesterday the kids in connecticut didn't hang their heads and they came back to win. here they are down by seven. they haven't hung their heads. they are locked in. they have great perspective on what these games mean. and the development of themselves in the game. >> karl: that gets past and stuck. espinoza comes in and scores a run. call that a wild pitch. the count goes to 2-2. safe at third is nick mora. he's scored twice today. >> nomar: right now on the hill, first two pitches painte

thousand and seven two thousand and eight the cases began to be filed in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten. and eleven but we've reached a point now where the crackdown. has gone beyond the needs of law enforcement at least in my judgment and has sort of got a life of its own why are we watching the you know why don't we sooner or later write down on some of the major players hedge funds were not even a proximate cause of the panic of two thousand and eight how come we're not seeing more attention on people like john corazon and jamie diamond i don't know some of the bigger players. well that's that's an excellent question. the country was on the edge of an abyss in two thousand and eight and we all know. the wall street banks took us there unfortunately there has been no prosecution of any major executive of any of the wall street banks exactly spite the fact that. they delivered the crisis and it is cost the country trillions of dollars and. triggered a financial recession which is i think is still ongoing what i think is happened is that the media has essentially taken

and four two thousand and eight and particularly two thousand and twelve is that there is this rise of these super pacs which are aiding particular candidates which are able to take huge individual contributions from people the million two million five million ten million dollars from an individual they have the ability to keep alive a candidate who otherwise might be forced to the sidelines for lack of money and they have the ability to attack and destroy a candidate as mitt romney was able to do at least temporarily with newt gingrich so that's. another thing i think another aspect of this election that looks to the future. is the changing demographics of this country and you can look at politics from the inside out and you can also look at it from outside in and there were several big forces that in two thousand and twelve i think asserted themselves in a significant way one is the changing demographics which at this point unless the republicans can find a different way of going about it gives a slight wind at the back of the other democrats in presidential elections the other th

and four two thousand and eight and particularly two thousand and twelve is that there is this rise of these super pacs which are aiding particular candidates which are able to take huge individual contributions from people million two million five million ten million dollars from an individual they have the ability to keep alive a candidate who otherwise might be forced to the sidelines for lack of money they have the ability to attack and destroy a candidate as mitt romney was able to do at least temporarily with newt gingrich so that's another thing i think another aspect of this election that looks to the future. is the changing demographics of this country and you can look at politics from the inside out and you can also look at it from outside in and there were several big forces that in two thousand and twelve i think asserted themselves in a significant way one is the changing demographics which at this point unless the republicans can find a different way of going about it gives a slight wind at the back of the other democrats in presidential elections the other thomas this

six two in the final and returns to third place in the world rankings. in the women's game wimbledon champion marion bartoli ran out of rockets into wrong and had to borrow one from her slovak opponent magdaléna mubarak about the frenchwoman still retired injured at a set and again down in the third round while the batek about went on to lose to eventual champion serena williams the world number one didn't drop a set throughout and thrashed unseeded set on a chair stay over many at six to six love in the final for her fifty fourth career titles. because exciting when i know there's room for improvement or by played my best and i know i can play any burden of leg. or. arm girty one and i still have room for improvement in minutes for me that's a good sign. and in the meantime russia were once again only god in budapest after winning gold for the full straight time at the fencing world championships the title holders face remain yet in the final of the men's team saber as nick alike idea of secured the top goal for russia after losing in the individual sab

fifteen of the patriot act section two fifteen allows the f.b.i. to order anyone to turn over what the law calls tangible things without a warrant so long as it's part of an investigation section two fifteen provided the justification for the n.s.a.'s collection of american citizens phone metadata in bulk now this review will specifically look at improper or illegal uses of surveillance granted under section two fifteen a different focus from the clapper a stablish review board the f.b.i. is the domestic partner of the n.s.a. when it comes to snooping on american citizens. if you ever thought that the interests of the financial industry are being favored when it comes to legislation you would be right in fact they are being favored so much that thirty two liberal democrats signed a letter drafted by none other than a financial industry lobbyist the letter expressly aims to block protection of millions of americans retirement accounts mother jones found that the letter sent to federal regulators was drafted by robert lewis a lobbyist for the financi

thousand and seven two thousand and twelve when. wages went up by ten percent the prices of essentials went up by thirty three percent so the people who are really getting squeezed especially at the low end not most of the people in the city they had enough not to remember just how much food costs but we had retail prices out this week inflation didn't look as it was terribly severe but if you look at food prices they're rising to double the level of pay so you have for instance potatoes up thirteen percent on the sausage the eleven percent apples are up thirty six percent on the year these are things people have to buy unless somehow george osborne things people need to eat our stuff to scan all placing horsemeat beef that was part of it i see for example honey has been now being sold without pollen so now if you want to have the same reconstituted i only have to buy the pollen stock which their price of me would be double or triple you talk about sophistry but that we are living in a world that's obviously a sort of alice in wonde

thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbated made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now expected so i think the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of sees we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to failure to respond to the needs and issues. the calls these are. all but the two thousand and eleven disturbances. in just a few minutes we investigate what's behind the unprecedented security precautions at u.s. diplomatic missions around the world that's just ahead for here in r.t. . this is the media leave us so we leave the baby. by the sea oceans to the. way your party is in the. issues that no one is this game with to get that you deserve answers from. politic. if you. welcome back this is r.t.d. now russia's jailed former oil tycoon how hard kosky could get out of prison sooner than expected and that's after the country's supreme court partially upheld on appeal by his lawyers all the details now from artie's medina cautio

two away.ut matt harvey the starting pitcher for the national league in the allstar game. some felt that clayton kershaw deserves a start. but he was very gracious. he said look, harvey is having a great season. i understand. >> tim: classy move by classy guy. clayton kershaw. with two away jarrod saltalamacchia who drove in a run his last time up. 6-1 lead for the red sox. you referenced it earlier, they'll head out on a road trip. red sox play a night game here tomorrow. red sox stay home. sleep in their own beds and then leave at 10:00 monday morning and they have a game in san francisco that night. >> tim: just a murderous week for the red sox. time to get your body adjusted to play a game when you immediately get there. i was telling you about a couple of double-headers that were slated in a rather murderous two days back in 1978. on october 3rd and 4th, a sunday and then labor day, september 3rd and 4th of 1978, a scheduled doubleheader in san francisco. and then a scheduled doubleheader

it is learned the new core will have two infantry divisions and two independent armored brigades.he new strike formation, with more than 45,000 shoulders, will give the army -- soldiers, will give the army to -- the ability to arm action in case of misadventure from chinese forces. there is also a disputed territory observed before the border standoff in april. >> recently, the raising of the mountain strike court -- that must again, be seen as a move by china that india is upping the ante. >> amid concerns over incidents of incursions from chinese troops along the line of actual control, the indian defense minister said the two countries were trying to develop mechanisms to prevent unpleasant incident. he said the two countries would meet soon in beijing to discuss ways to prevent occasional incidents on the international border. [speaking form in which line -- foreign language -- there were frank and free discussions between both sides. we will have another round of these meetings soon in beijing within a few months. i think we'll be able to find a solution to the standoff and f

i believe the first prisoner was transferred there in two thousand and two at the new two thousand and two do you think that they could have possibly imagined that more than ten years later some of them would still be out of so it. when i went down there and was sent to this prison camp in late two thousand and two i didn't know what to expect but very very quickly i recognized that many of these people were or like normal people who i had met you know in other communities even right here in the united states. it really wasn't a reality that at that time in two thousand and two that there were any hardcore terrorists now there might be you know fifteen or so high value. terrorists that might being want on a mole now but at that time the you know those who were deemed a real terrorist were not held in guantanamo but were held in secret cia black sites not are you personally surprised that this prison remains open more than a decade later. i'm very surprised especially because i was. a big supporter of president obama when he was running for the presidency back in two thousand and eight

forty's for for two decades before two thousand and three so you have you know that in the ghetto you have growth you can look at unemployment is at a record low in ecuador and brazil poverty was reduced much more than it was regionally and any quality too in venezuela was reduced by half and these are governments that the united states doesn't like very much mark these are governments the united states isn't like very much. you know that's right in again the i mean it is an indication what we said at the beginning that to the extent that the region has you know achieved this historical second independence it's called it has it has drawn enormous benefits ok alex you wanted the last word before going to go to the break i had i think back to senator kerry's. statement that no life in america. and. america's backyard i mean a sign that it's both regions like new york in the caribbean are not it's because of the plethora of. words that. can emerge and occur again we're talking all russia we're talking about china taiwan has a free trade agreement with within for america ok so i'm going t

seats are not district specific but the two seats in question. i know that commissioner breed who couldn't be here today wants a continuance on the d 5 vacancy but there's not one, however, we have another gentleman who has comments. let me just think about this. we have the recommendations from staff on addressing the term limits and that's coming up after this discussion. generally, we open up to allow any of the candidates to give a short presentation; is that right? >> yes. >> does anyone else have any comments and a oh, and to clarify our regular citizens advisory committee has two terms. >> so this is the advisory committee? >> okay. i see jackie sax here and is there anyone who is a candidate here try to keep your comments within two minutes please. good morning. i'm jackie sax i've about that on the committee since i was appointed citizens back in june of 1997. i'm the longest serving member on this committee. i reauthority prop k and i was on the projects in the district very involved in transportation. and i saw the hi i saw prop b born

and became a permanent resident in two thousand and two extradition requests have been dying denied twice for him so president putin did speak out essentially feeling that russia was put in between a rock and a hard place when it came to snowden unexpectedly arriving in the country let's listen to what he has to say. we should. we didn't invite it would snowden and russia was in his final destination anyway he was in transit but as soon as he began his journey route was revealed to us partners effectively blocked him to taking any further flights they even made other countries are afraid of taking a move. despite all of this the kremlin does say the offer does still stand for up to ten talks here and with moscow of course in light of everything that's happened recently that does not at all seem likely. lose the france they are giving us an update on that story now and the u.s. president. snubbing putin over the snowden situation comes despite a washington not extraditing some of russia's most wanted man either geo political analyst eric draitser says a cancellation is just damage control

about climate change and it later emerged that the two were spot. richest woman who got my most of her fortune from the mining. industry and she also happened to be. a climate change skeptic and i think you would understand that he would give you a lot of your land if i mean ition to attack here and. national interest no no no no that won't do you mustn't believe what you see on the internet i was paid a single speaking fee by the mining organization to which i think that particular mining company was one of the subscribers but the rest of my tour was sponsored entirely by the painters of the poor the people who came and paid twenty or thirty dollars each to have a really good evening discussing this problem in depth scientifically and economically that it was paid for now lord monckton here made a point repeatedly that there is a. challenging orthodoxy whether it is religious political or scientific and i consider me related because in the current media environment whenever you voice a fact or an opinion that is not in line with the mainstream you

thousand and five two thousand and eight eighty percent of all. in the well have been taken place enough ok we have patients we speak. people are looking at the example of what happened in greece and what you know we have we have all those things those elements which we even intensify the process of. the process of shock. vulnerability and also exacerbate the inequality that. already exists the way you mean we grow we. we had and when we don't grow we had to. because still in our communities women are going hungry in the lead season women lost in east and when it gets really bad they meet once every day once every two days so that their children can and these i think should be their real indicators of what a middle income economy is any child in ghana going to bed hungry. that should be. these any women dying in childbirth. that should be an indicator of how women able to access the health services the education services the credit facilities the. markets that should be the real indicator of what goofy. but he sees things that sighted people don't

. >> john doe number two.if the fbi can't find him, does he exist? >> there is no place on earth where you will be safe. >> the michigan address on mcveigh's driver's license is the home of a man named james nichols. it's a critical development. nichols brother, terry, has been close friends with mcveigh since they searched together in the army. like mcveigh, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> terry nichols, just four days before the blast, took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued. later the same day nichols turns himself in. >> now it's become a recovery effort. >> authorities in the building behind me are coming across more bodies. >> most of the survivors wanted to go to most of the funerals, and that's tough going to 16 funerals. let me tell you. >> we needed to do -- police believed he is still in the building. >> finally on may 5th, 1995, with three victims still buried in the rubble, the search comes to an end. >> this was not two or t

hunters in afghanistan in two thousand and two. it is absolutely disgraceful but i could bomber is not rising above the machinations of the congressman and i'm sure a lot of you and rights activists and including yourself sympathize with the plight of the hunger strikers and inmates in general and one time a bay prison but we're also hearing that the leader of al qaida said that he will free the inmates what exactly did he mean i mean is that a stretch. he mean we all thought when he release that they would be good as innocent men and able to go back to their families wherever they wanted to go but of course that is not the case and i'm taking the example of our british resident. arma because he is born in saudi arabia lived there when he was a young teenager you know some twenty years ago he has a british wife and poor children in london and he wants to go back to london and we are not here in the united states with protests from the united kingdom or maybe the truth just so not strong enough to. release him to send him to saudi a

two is the magic number.s how many games they need to win to advance to the little league world series. they've secured the spot after beating eastlake 3-2. with no live tv coverage, friends and supporters at a viewing party found a way to watch the game live asking the parent to use the cell phone and live stream the game via skrip. young fans watching say they were inspired and hope they, too, can play for a world championship. >> it takes a lot of teamwork and a lot of effort to get where they are. they're doing just really amazing. >> right now i'm pretty confident with them. i know they're going to be good and everything. i think they're going to win. >> we think so, too. >> i love it. >> belmont river shores will face arizona tomorrow night at 6:00. the game will be live on espn. we had our boys in petaluma. >> strong. the big boys stink, but these guys are getting it done. let's check in with anthony slaut tore find out what's happening on the roads. >> good morning. we're watching activity on the 101

over the five years from two thousand it actually doesn't tell us of history. no this is actually trying to put to take an index that reflects what people actually experience not what the government is actually doing. the tim morgan essential index which is the one where we like losers and more is in morgan is chief economist at. wells he's now set up on his own he's a wonderful economist but he says that over the over five years from two thousand and seven two thousand and twelve when wages went up by ten percent the prices of essentials went up by thirty three percent so the people are really getting squeezed especially at the low end not most of the people in the city they are enough not to read notice how much food costs but we had retail prices out this week inflation didn't look as it was terribly severe but if you look at food prices they're rising a double the level of pay so you have for instance potatoes up thirteen percent on the sausages eleven percent apples are up thirty six percent on the year these are things people have to buy unless somehow ge

. >> so that's at least two. and in fact, if we take the average of the number of pigeons to the number of boxes, okay, what the pigeonhole principle says is some box contains at least the average. >> so the average number of pigeons per box here would have to -- would simply be the number of pigeons, which is five, divided by the number of boxes, which is four. >> but because we can't have a quarter of a pigeon in some box -- >> right, no pigeons are harmed during the making of this show. >> right. they're discrete objects. we have to round up. so that tells us we're going to get two pigeons per box in this case. >> right, at least two. so these basic principles that we've been outlining, these are numbers that are easy to compute. we've been finding formulas, in fact, computing the numbers of pairs of hats or computing things like the average for the pigeonhole principle. >> in particular because they're small. >> but as we get more possibilities, we begin to experience what we've been calling this combinatoria

weapons inspection team to iraq before and during the two thousand and three u.s. led invasion he says there's a campaign of the media to force governments to do fear in syria but the real purpose of intervention would be far from defending civilians. i think that the public opinion and the media in the west will be pressuring the their governments to do something they say that this is such a horrible thing that there must be a punishment there must be action you cannot sit with your hands just folded so the public say that you know you must recall the police will call for a world police but the question is who is the world police is the united states is it nato it should be the security council and after an intervention which could take place i don't exclude it is still to happen what will they do will just have been a punch on the nose and then telling the ability durance in syria that they go back and continue to fight the war the mandate is to establish whether chemical weapons have been used to or not and the way they go about that is that they go to sites and

that gives you two a day. now, if you're like me, i would need two bottles a month because i like it and my husband will like it. >> ken: that's right, that's what happens. >> but, how much is a doctor's visit? you know, this is such a preventative medicine... we're putting you out of business, doctor, i'm sorry. >> you know, uh, i, i... we have a practice, augusta pain management, here in augusta, geora, and we see a hundred, a hundred people a day in pain. >> dorothy: in pain. >> and that's pain that they've... that's become lifestyle-limiting. they can't do the things they wanna do, they can't go to church, they can't go to the bookstore, they can't do things with their family. so they come to see us with this painful condition. and our, our goal is to get them out of pain, and to get them out of pain as safely as possible. and sometimes i have to prescribe strong, narcotic pain medications and strong anti-inflammatory medications. but i always defer and recommend, try this, try this anti-inflammatory that'

welcome back to part two of the sports show and tennis the u.s. open is under way this week without russia's top star maria sharapova the world number three was in new york to promote her new brand of sweets but a shoulder injury has sidelined her for the last grand slam of the season in contrast defending champion and well number one serena williams said she was in top form as the thirty one year old american prepared to open her campaign against former french open win up francesca schiavone of the to me it feels so good out it honestly i just feel like like there's a young kid and i'm still so healthy and i do have ups and downs i do have a little hurt pain in there but i just feel really good and i feel really fortunate while last year has beaten finalist and world number two victoria azarenka teamed up with thirty nine time ground song going up billie jean king to light up the empire state building to mark the w.t.f. fortieth anniversary as argo faces lesser known german dina fiza in my in her opener on the ballot bees off to recently overcomi

thousand and eight no no no these are two thousand and five to two thousand and seven pools of mortgages conveniently of course beyond the statute of limitations so in fact nobody will actually do jail time for this but the interesting part about this story here that i want to point to in terms of birds of fraud efforts to settle the d.o.j. lawsuit may be complicated by a two thousand and three settlement the bank reached with federal securities regulators and july of that your j.p. morgan settle claims by the f.c.c. that it violated securities laws in connection with his dealings with an iran the failed energy company as part of that settlement court filings show the bank pledged to refrain from violating federal securities laws it's unclear how the bank could be affected by a federal lawsuit alleging violation of federal securities laws that had pledged not to break in the years immediately following a previous statement right so here we had enron which was the poster child for securities fraud off balance sheet accounting if this aeration of equity you know the stock. lona went to zer

championship looking for a first major win since two thousand and eight. thank you. on saturday french driver sebastian o.c.a. extended his lead in the world rally championship after a frightening victory in finland and the bombs are going to be belgium steering wheel by more than thirty six seconds to post his fifth with the season was little he wrote me to her then and had to settle for a force behind the way she once offered oh she now leads by nineteen points overall with a maximum of one hundred twenty five left in the five remaining races. and on sunday it was a mixed day for world's touring car championship leader after the french been prevailed in the first race in argentina but then finished outside the points as local rookie jose maria lopez won the second race to a memorable debut however is still the runaway leader with four stops left to go and that brings us speedily to the end of part one but we'll have more high octane action straight after the break go away. interview. i feel. good. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead

we begin in the any burr hood where the two -- neighborhood where the two homes were lost. >> reporter: frank, the two homes that were destroyed are behind me. as you can see, all that is left is a burnt shell. i spoke to the inner of the home and others in -- spoke to the owner of the home and others in the area, and they spoke of chaos as they scrambled to evacuate. >> it's always so calm here. for something like this to happen is crazy. >> reporter: neighbors say police came door to door. >> the palm tree in my backyard was on fire. >> reporter: this owner lost everything. fire crews were busy saving other homes and didn't get to his. >> i wasn't able to do anything, just watch my home go down. >> reporter: several homeowners tell me they were at work and rushed home to see what was left. >> as you are driving down the road, you can see all the smoke and everything. and i couldn't get there fast enough. >> reporter: when she arrived she found extensive damage to the home. this family was lucky. the damage is mostly to the yard. >> there's a lot of smoke damage, but i really feel bad

two alleged al qaeda militants have been killed and two more wounded in a suspected u.s. drone strike in southern yemen according to the country's military officials. a vehicle traveling on a mountain road in a province the drone strike is the ninth in the country since the end of july. multiple car bombs across iraq have killed up to sixty nine people and wounded around two hundred nine separate blasts rocked mainly shiite areas of baghdad targeting cafes markets and restaurants in the city of kirkuk a bomb exploded near a shiite mosque more than one thousand people were killed in the month of july making it the deadliest month in years. now today it's not a problem to take a quick bite if you have a lot on your plate just warm your food in a microwave but for some that approach is simply not good enough they want to know exactly what they are munching on or t.s.p. are all over met one german farmer who's found a way to satisfy even the most picky of appetites. europeans want to know exactly where their food is coming from this year we've seen the scandal of horsemeat be

pretax profits between two thousand and eight and two thousand and twelve but thanks to corporate tax loopholes the rise in paid no federal income taxes at all during that period and instead got five hundred thirty five million in tax rebates from our government. the chance of the house of reps republicans passing corporate tax reform even though they control the house is about as likely as them passing any sort of comprehensive infrastructure bill america's roads and bridges are collapsing our transportation systems are incredibly outdated and our electrical grid not only looks like something out of the nineteenth century much of it is out of the one nine hundred century but despite our nation's crumbling infrastructure republicans refuse to invest the money that is needed to usher america into the twenty first century house republicans also apparently don't have enough votes to help make higher education affordable to all americans right now there's between nine hundred billion and a trillion dollars in total outstanding student loan debt in the united states roughly eight hundred s

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hardy, 7, two run shot. adam jones, two-run shot. o's take two out of three from the giants, with a 10-2 victory. >> the world rest fastest man in moscow. despite rain and a wet track, he retains his title in a time of 9.77 seconds. the american claimed silver. >> coming up at 6:00, nascar and more from the pga championship. great to see another first-time winner for a major jibing is it insane or usain. >> a 12-year-old boy makes a gem of a find >> ama: fallout from the cabrera of asiana 214; what the airline is offering survivors. >> friends gather together to help a wounded war veteran. >>> a 12-year-old made a gem of a discovery in arkansas today. the boy found this 5.1 carat diamond. it's the eighth largest brown diamond found in arkansas' crater of diamond state park. how do you find this place? park officials say the rules are, if you fine it, you keep it. it's the 328th diamond found bay park visiter this week. >> if you're looking for a engagement ring you know where to go. >> thank you for joining us. world news is next. se

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thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbate seed made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now affected so i think that the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of sees we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to failure to respond to the needs and issues to what they call zs and catalysts of the two thousand and eleven disturbances. and coming up for you we've got cars making stars videos from new goes in russia gets floors of hits online as dashboard cameras capture some of the most bizarre and hilarious highway ask we explore how the country's become the world authority on the so-called dash cam shortly here in art. there's a medium leave us so we leave the media. by the seat cushion securely play your part of the musical. shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politics. to. choose your language. of holy week over the influential there is still some of that . choose to use the consensus to.

this compensation they offered to raise the fence another two feet bringing between the two winfield owners a total increase of six feet. that would put us at 11 feet height for the variance to construct -- >> thank you. any further public comment? okay, seeing none, project sponsor, you have five minutes. >>> good evening. thank you for hearing us. my name is mason kirby and i'm the architect working with the owners of 300 winfield on this particular project. i think the point of consideration that i would ask you to acknowledge is whether or not there is an extraordinary circumstance that's being asked of us in this particular situation. i know that you have it in your packet. i wonder if you're able to see this. is that as far as you're able to do that? if not -- i'll try it here. what i want to provide for you is the quick description of the common block and lot pattern that exists in this particular area. but we'll see in the slightly shaded area is the common block and lot separation from one, the rear of one house to the rear of the other house. in this case it's 34 foot 5 inc

one step further than to sky's two thousand and five you wait for a cup victory and soon it's in two thousand and eight producing a champions league winning try out and luring a world class young coach such as body ella is added says back and can make the very in giants better. going to pose in the last years a very very successful mate a triple as you know what what can people have to do to improve the team you can do a lot he knows how to improve players single players how you can improve the team and he will do it definitely along with encouraging young coaches and players and building stadia they're going to sleep good traps usually have systems of joint ownership which generally work with the new weight is new financial fair play rules and they can bow thinks this format could benefit other european leagues not spending more money then they take the money so that's i think that's the best system that's for insure money we have a very very relative system we have created their financial fair play the system and i hope it works but i hope we have for you strong enough to really to

two orville laws near the sinking one also are being evacuated. that's co >> residents of a rhode island city can breathe a sigh of relief as a missing toddler is found alive and well less than 10 miles from his home town. an amber alert was issued for isaiah paris on sunday morning that after his mother and another woman were found murdered at their house. an off duty providence police officer spotted that child walking on a sidewalk. >> officials say they don't know how isaiah ended up there. the toddler will be taken to the hospital to be checked out by doctors. 22-year-old malcolm was connected in connection with the homicide and kidnapping after a struggle with police. he told the officers while he was in custody about another man who might have been involved in the murders daniel rodriguez. officials say one or both of the suspects should be charged today. >> attorney general eric holder will call for an end to mandatory minimum sentences for many drug offenders. that is according to prepared remarks he will give to the american bar associat

two to three inches. atlanta, one to two inches. now the northeast, we are going to see, it depends on where the heavier thunderstorms are. there are place that is won't see much. if you get the heavy downpour, you have a threat for flooding. >> thanks for the warning, we appreciate it. >>> a wildfire is raging out of control across southern california. the fast moving silver fire in riverside county burned 6,000 acres, destroyed nearly a dozen homes and a lot of buildings there since wednesday afternoon. mandatory evacuations ordered in several communities there. hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze. right now, 0% containment. >>> the man suspected of murdering a friend and kidnapping her children. authorities are looking for james dimaggio. hees been on the run since sunday. the remains of a woman and child were found inside. the woman's two children, 16-year-old hannah anderson and her 8-year-old brother are still missing this morning. not clear if the child's body found is ethans. hannah recently said she didn't want

to discuss the situation in your country well how have the two bailouts the two massive bailouts of the country had so far and the dad right down to help it. actually what happened during the last two or three years during this so-called salvation for you it was the day greece became its onkyo for foreign intervention and foreign help. the is the outcome of the last two headed but i.m.f. and e.c.b. sent actually destroyed the infrastructure of the country and now we need more money because at some point we have to understand that. that is simply unsustainable after three years of. salvation we have a bit more than three hundred twenty million euros which is much higher than when we started in two thousand and nine and as a percentage of g.d.p. it's even higher it's about one hundred eighty per cent in comparison with one hundred fifteen started in two thousand and nine and you know if these sounds like . a difficult to grasp for your audience let's give some other exam you see you know after september the first the greek supermarkets we'd be allowed to sell out the food food that had ex

have been killed and two more wounded in a suspected u.s. drone strike in southern yemen according to the country's military officials the attack destroyed a vehicle traveling on a mountain road in large province the drone strike is the ninth in the country since the end of july now today it's not a problem to take a quick bite if you have a lot on your plate just warming your food in the microwave but for some that approach is simply not good enough they want to know exactly what they're munching on peter oliver met one german farmer who has found a way to satisfy even the most picky of appetites. europeans want to know exactly where their food is coming from this year we've seen the scandal of me being passed off as beef and ready meals and the genetically modified crop giant monsanto decide that there isn't a market for them in you. all this is given one pig farmer an idea how to assure customers that his product is the best it can be and. it's simple enough to see the environment where that it will take an animal has grown up they get to