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the attorney general plans to resubmit the charges, saying the grand jury was missing jurors. his time there were only 14. this was how it was covered by the local reaction. >> 34 years i've never seen a no true bill on something like this. >> we're shocked, disappointed. >> the grand jury choosing not to indict is extremely rare. he says the grand jury is not deciding guilt or innocence, only probable cause. >> did a crime probably occur and did the defendant probably commit the offense? that's sort of the cliff notes version of what probable cause is. >> there should be a series upbrew in this city in every community and every church. >> faith, should v there have been an indictment? there. >> should have been. i was very surprised that there wasn't based on the facts of this case. i'm sure that the jurors were even shown the dash cam video that showed jonathan ferrell didn't have a weapon in his hand from what we've been told. i think in a case like the prosecutors have to go back and look. the case wasn't dismissed so, they can go back to the grand jury with additional fact

in hayward, cate caugurian, kpix 5. >>> the grand princess is a grand class cruise ship owned by princess cruises. it's scheduled to return to san francisco on january 19th. >>> right now every state in the country except hawaii has at least one area where the temperature is below freezing. as alison harmelin reports, the so-called polar vortex responsible for all those subzero temps is affecting 187 million americans today. >> reporter: it's the coldest day in new york's central park since 1896. the temperature dropped the 5 degrees if -- to 5 degrees breaking a 118-year-old record. powerful winds make it feel well below zero. the teeth chattering cold forced this runner to cut the job in half. >> i was shooting for five. i put my nike app asked me to do but i told it no today. >> longening for the dog day -- longing for the dog days of summer. >> i have to brave the cold no matter what. >> reporter: the massive arctic air may have caused a water main to burst in elizabeth, new jersey. the blast was a rude awakening for new yorkers who were enjoying unseasonably warm 50- degree temperatu

the grand jurors said the evidence was very strong.ipts corroborate -- >> reflect that -- >> then it begs the question, why did you do it? why did you make these misrepresentations and who benefits? >> today david pring l tells the new york times, with chris christie it is impossible to separate policy with politics. the governor makes the note that new jersey has made an art form of high level interference in political cases. you are a former prosecutor. >> that's correct. >> can you talk about the ver r >> when i was a prosecutor, the governor as a matter of policy created the governor's crime plan. that was implemented by his attorney general. there's always a tight connection between the two offices. that's unique for new jersey. it begs the question was there a connection that led the attorney general to intercede. >> there are so many questions then. we will follow this piece of the larger saga as it unfolds. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> new polling shows libido warrior mike huckabee is the frontrunner in the gop's

instead, the grand jury only had a transcript of what tacheny and o'brien told police. the main suspect, john feit, he was never subpoenaed to testify. eventually, the jury voted not to indict john feit. irene's family was crushed. >> they're supposed to be representing the people of the state of texas. they're supposed to be representing the victims. >> all we wanted was a grand jury to hear the facts. if they don't build it on their own, then so be it, but it just seemed like he was hampering the evidence to be presented because the texas rangers were there, the mcallen pd, police chief and the investigators were there waiting outside to go in, and they were never called, week after week after week after week. >> district attorney guerra stands behind his decision not to ask dale tacheny and father o'brien to testify in person, and now father o'brien is dead. if you could do it over again, could it have made a difference if you allowed o'brien to personally take the stand and let the grand jurors see his eyes? could that have made a difference? >> i don't believe so. i

may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an orangutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have offe

i mentioned it would be the grand central station of the west. why? this center will be a place where people can board high speed rail trains as part of california's high speed rail system. it will bring consumers to our city, to our system that is better, faster and cheaper. once the entrance bay transit center is complete, it will bring 11 transit systems together under one roof, meaning more convenience for commuters and more efficiency for workers and more growth for our city. today our action serves as a marker for the entire city. leaders in businesses are behind the transbay center. that's why i'm so proud that the recovery act had $400 million for the transbay center in it. that doesn't count for the central subway, all of the other transportation issues. as i always say to the workers, who make all of this possible as we thank you. our hopes are riding on you because you make all of this possible. so let us again salute the men and women in hard hats who make this all possible for us. [ applause ] standing together, these leaders are keeping

anyway, i was driving to the grand canyon. it is okay. it is not grand. let's get that out of the way. don't you agree? a little uh sten -- uh sten day shoes calling it grand? i stop at a sandwich store and sitting with my wife. they are organic and they have all of this stuff in it and my wife is eating a salad and i am eating a sandwich amount of man sits next to me and he is skinny and shaking. his mouth is going like this. ba, ba, ba, ba. clearly the man is on crystal meth. he is sitting down and he is like this and he starts talking about how he was fired and what he was going to do. and then he looked over at me and said, hey. i said hey. he said can you help me dig a hole? i said, i'm busy. he said you help me dig a hole and there will be something for you after. i said, no, thanks. my wife got up and ran away. this is part of a segment that i like to call, should i have called the cops? we drove 90 miles an hour up toward the grand canyon. my wife says we have to call the cops. we have to call the cops. i said, no we don't, honey, no we don't. he p

you had a case, the grand jurors thought it was a good case. when did you first sense politics was afoot when the governor's attorney general jumped in and pulled it out from under you? >> chris, we first became aware that this case was somewhat out of the ordinary when after the indictments were unsealed, it was reported in a local paper that one of the defendants, the undersheriff, michael russo, claimed that governor christie himself and not the attorney general, not the lieutenant governor, but the governor himself was going to, quote, step in and kill the case. and subsequent events proved him correct. that's exactly what happened. not the governor but the attorney general who in new jersey is an appointed official and really is basically a subordinate of the governor. >> when did you know you were going to be bigfooted by the a.g.? >> well, what happened is, after the indictments were dismissed -- and i wasn't the prosecutor who presented the case. that was a very experienced trial attorney by the name of bill mcgovern. but what happened

fema over a dispute about the flood walls of the grand river. here's a story to illustrate the weird push and coal relationship between local and federal government in the us grand rapids michigan has a reverse called the grand river and be involved with uses to certify its flood walls saying they're too short the mayor however feels that the walls are not only high enough they're a local issue and the feds that should just mind their own damn business so last april days long grain fell in grand rapids which caused flooding people were being evacuated water was rushing into buildings this but it was shelling out money to protect the wastewater treatment plant but mayor heartwell kept delaying the declaration of a state of emergency his colleagues the media and the police kept asking him why he wouldn't make the declaration ensuring they get federal help and fund if water broke over the rivers flood walls the local paper submitted a freedom of information act request for the mayor's e-mails to find out what was behind this delay they just got hund

the second will be the grand jury determination. midst of this investigation, we sent numerous letters to the attorney general's office saying there's a conflict here. we shouldn't be investigating another county law enforcement officer and moreover, we're dealing with systemic corruption. those requests were rebuffed. we never received any assistance despite these requests. that changed dramatically when the indictment -- >> as soon as you got indictments. >> as soon as we got indictme indictments, boy did things schang. >> i want to get your surprise level to the last week of revelations. >> i was stunned to see this kind of stupidity displayed. i really was. >> the stupidity, but what about the power plays and the attempts at apparent retribution, that sort of thing? >> well, there is a history, as you know, of this administration playing hardball with folks, brass knuckle politics, take no prisoner, let your enemies bleed, that kind of thing. i still can't speak to the actual motivation, whether it was or whether it was somethin

may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have off

rebecca >> i'm delighted to be here for the grand 0 opening pr i represent a lot of spflts. i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i

the evidence. then it was presented to a grand jury. ing to the new york times, the reporter who wrote the story interviewed for the grand jurors separately. and all four agreed that the case presented to them was very compelling, very strong. >> so for the attorney general's office, and we should clarify the attorney general is not an elected position in new jersey. it's appointed by the governor. for the attorney general general's office to say we are taking over this, we reviewed this particular indictment and we find it's failing. that from the outside at least feels like an unusual decision. is that something that ever happened in new jersey or in your country? >> it's unprecedented. the three prosecutors you referenced earlier were all former state prosecutor. we actually all worked in the attorney general's office. so the fact is yes, it was unprecedented. it was so unprecedented that a detective wrote an e-mail to the attorneys at one point and it said forth in our complaint noting how odd it was. and in his 28 years as a law enf

my recollection is that the ken civil grand jury when they did their report, they pointed out having two commissioners calling for an issue to be calendared is too high a threshold. so at the discussion of the ethics commission, my recollection is that the commission agreed that one commissioner could question the executive director's dismissal and have the item calendared. but here in your enforcement guidelines it sill says thereafter any two or more members of commission can cause an item to be calendared. so i'm just raising the issue of whether it's two commissioners or whether it can be just one commissioner? thank you. >> commissioners, director of san francisco open government. you may wonder sometimes why i come here and seem so angry. well, because i have 14 or orders of determination from the sunshine ordinance task force finding various commissioners, boards, city employees in violation of the ordinance and basically when you got when you get an order of determination is a body who will then look at it and simply say we don't give a damn what the sunshine ordinance task fo

anyway, i was driving to the grand canyon. it's okay. it is not grand. let's get that out of the way. don't you agree? it is a little uh 10 stay shoes calling it grand? it is not a canyon. it is a big hole. i stop at a sandwich store and sitting with my wife. i get these sandwiches and i am sitting there and my wife is eating a salad and i am eating a sandwich. he is skinny and shaking and his mouth is doing this. clearly the man is on crystal meth. he is sitting down and he is like this and he starts talking about how he was fired and what he was going to do. then he looked at me and said hey and he said hey. can you help me dig a hole? i said i'm busy. he said you help me dig a hole and there will will be some for you after. >> i said no thanks. my wife got up and ran away. this is a segment i liked i have cops? we drove like 90 miles an hour up toward the grand canyon. my wife says we have to call the cops. we have to call the cops. they said no we don't, honey. he probably wanted to plant a tree. >> let me ask you a question, greg. over helped him dig

>> on the sum, and the grand total? >> i am sorry i don't have a copy with me. maybe if cynthia or maria could answer that question on the grand total? is that of the program? >> page 46. >> sorry. >> i believe that is the total is on page 47. >> okay. >> got it. >> great. >> any other questions, commissioner yee? >> no. >> commissioner mar? >> yes, i just wanted to thank miss cheng also for and the staff for following through with creating a much better relations with the mta and really much better communications and coordination, and i think that it shows, in a lot of the different projects that have been coming through the plans and programs and i also wantsed to say that as you mentioned the cac and the community based people that volunteer their time with many of the committees and the community meetings, and i wanted to say that cres ter fung is doing a great job with doing his best at getting the information out and that is not spread very evenly and i know that with the on-line tools that the ta is doing, and one of your slides that i think did not get s

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i think it's probably not as exciting as the grand jury when they keep sending me stuff expects to find, but we're awake and working on it, and the days are over where we're not taking our properties and the value and revenue that we could generate from it seriously so with they will conclude and be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you mr. golden. thank you for the comprehensive presentation. it's good to get a relook -- at least from my perspective i know the board of education has probably seen this many times but to see where we have come from over the 12 years with surplus property. i have a couple of questions and then i will open it up for comments and questions from the rest of the committee. first, and i can't exactly remember where this was and on the surplus property or list or examined by the boe about the site and i know there were conversations about the current [inaudible] campus and it's a huge site and a lot of it is open space and i know there was a grade issue with that site but what is the status of that site? >> okay. so that -- i mean that potential is still

may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have off

a growing sport in china and the first grand slam and not the first and second of course but this isnd her part of the world and very significant for chinese sport and chinese tennis. >> reporter: outside of melvin park and thank you very much for that. football and have made light work against league that won in the city and to half goals putting arsenal and 4-0 and in to the last 16. and they resumed where they left off as german football made the return after winter break and the men beating them and 2-0 to extend their record unbeaten run to 42 matches and it took 7 minutes for the european champions to take the lead with a goal, the second one is via penalty. and they have the spot kick and have a 10-point lead at the top of the table. in the nba memphis grizzlys held off a challenge from the houston rockets and courtney was the top storer for memphis with 19 points and rockets had the final shot and chance to win but patrick missed a 3-point attempt and held on 88-87 victory. yankees and dodgers are two of the most famous fields and both being transformed this week into interna

four time world champion event the one his maiden grand prix with taurasi at the arts favorite monza circuit in two thousand and eight when he was aged just twenty one the youngest ever raced with well the rushing teenager says getting to formula one was just the first step as he sets his sights on his it all to me day i promote on the way to get there is right about things but successful driver wants to be doing there so that's what i want to do as well of course in the future. that is a modest and down to earth person who knows it will take some time to reach f one speed but he will still be going out to florida to fulfill his racing dream once again by the archies. and staying with formula one as ferrari fans gathered outside a french hospital to mark the birthday of legendary driver michael schumacher who turned forty five on january the third the seven time world champion is in a critical but stable condition in a medically induced coma after hitting his head on a rock while skiing in the alps the record breaking german retired from f one for a second time in two thousand and tw

ambience in the grand champion. this is the chance for a perfect candidate to show you how it all play. perfect storm of factors has pushed japan's annual trade deficit to a record high. none of the country's nuclear reactors is running so utilities need to import fuel but the weaker yen has made those imports more expensive finance ministry officials say the two thousand and thirteen trade deficit was eleven trillion yen or one hundred palms billion dollars marking its third consecutive annual deficit. the previous record was sixty eight million dollars in two thousand and while imports grew to seven hundred and ninety seven billion dollars up fifteen percent year on year in yen terms the weaker yen raise the cost of imported crude oil and liquefied natural gas for thermal power generation japanese awesome mom or smartphones from china and taiwan. shipments to the us subprime exports of nine and a half percent to six hundred eighty four billion dollars the base of exports increase slower than imports analysts say. e

. >> and commissioner, keen and, let me further that point and the change made in response to the grand jury investigation and you know we took many of those recommendations seriously and i think that was really a good one of theirs. and the idea of reducing it, made it such that if any commission had a problem, it would be calendared or any commission had a question. to mr. st. croix's point, we are also trying to balance efficiency, with adjudicating matters with the group, that we find to have significant complexity or for which there are lingering concerns. and this would have been calendared even if you had not done it. you are not the only one to request this one to be calendared. and i think that the commission by and large does a good job of recognizing when a matter should be brought before the commission and as, mr. st. croix said, the matter would otherwise have been heard in closed session, but for the fact that the fppc had already issued a determination, and so, these are typically not, even when discussed among the commissioners, done so in, or with the public present and

the first grand jury. because it is secret. th carolina law they have to have 12, maximum is 18. the question is will the defense file an interlocutory appeal better the case gets going to say this man should not be charged? if the case continues, carol, this will be the state of the mind of the police officer. we don't know what the defense will be. the language they've use sod far looks like a classic self-defense case. >> i was going to ask you. the police officer said the man attacked him in an unknown manner. what does that mean? >> that's a very good question. what did it mean to the police officer at the time? let's look at it for a second. this was believed to be a burglar call. a woman was hysterical inside her home. we learned this man said this man is trying to beat my door down. she was trying to find her husband's gun. when police arrived on the scene, that's the state of the mind they had. but also 12 shots. 10 went in the man merely asking for help. the jury will look at all of that to determine the state of mind

theodore roosevelt saved the grand canyon. can't tell people you're going to use executive power and not use it. you'll be called out on it. he fought for gun control. he got the public into it. couldn't do it in congress. i would look at places where he could sign a lot of presidential proclamations and let the chips fall where they may. >> in speaking about who used executive authority, cleveland was the last president to use as many executive orders as obama. these used to be bipartisan issues and every single one of them got shut down in large part by the republican party. so to -- to a large degree, if not entirely, the reason that we have come to this place is because there's nobody to work with in congress on issues that didn't used to be divisive. >> these are bipartisan issues. there is bipartisanship. look at increase in minimum wage. 48% of republicans want to see a substantial increase in the minimum wage. really part of the issue here is whether leadership is responsive to its own constituents. >> doug, in terms of

it's there were plenty of smiles on the hardwood and no knock of tricks even as they played for the grand prize a bottle of champagne a little bit of festive spirits before real action resumed something the biggest part of being for first of us hope you don't get to celebrate most of the holidays it would be to have as good of occasions where you know it's part of just to kind of deal with this with the holiday season in full swing those basketball lovers who one busy with last minute shopping have the chance to watch serious cancer game of a calendar year against neptunus and one man who took the opportunity was the u.s. ambassador michael mcfaul who wants to scar seal victory ninety points to seventy seven in the extra period but the entire native is a big basketball fan and so keen he recently broke his hand during a match well i used to play that we have there's a game on sunday nights at the embassy the russians and americans play together and i try to play when i can when i. time but the last time i played there were two more two very athletic gentlemen playing more athletic than me

the grand san francisco -- san francisco 49ers airplane. the team is on the plane.his is in the bay area, as our mark and julie showed us, there's a lot of fans up in seattle waiting for the big game. you see the buses there. we brought you the story of the buses taking the players to the airport. right now all hopes on the team getting to seattle happily and safely. we have extensive coverage of this exciting weekend. >> less than 48 hours. if the 49ers win, it on to the super bowl. >> a woodburning ban for tomorrow night. live look at the skyline. there we go. tomorrow will be the 28th, you know that will happen, as you say the san francisco skyline, there it is -- it's the 28thspare the air alert of the season. burning wood is illegal unless your fireplace is your only source for heat. mark has a look at the and cans. >> today another day of record warmth. the big story the drought declaration across the state. there's no rainfall in the forecast. here's our camera from earlier today looking toward the records. oakland 74, breaking the record of 71, gilroy topped

the back issue. they cannot get it to go. he will win their first career grandlam, the first man in 21 years to beat the number one and the number two ranked player on route to the grand slam victory. it's an amazing accomplishment considering the fact that he's 28 years old. and finally breaks through. 28 years old, you're not a young man. >> maybe now he'll be great. >> yes, welcome back. look at that. >> thank you. [ laughter ] ,, don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little

you think, why are you going to the grand canyon in the winter time? because there are no crowds.lso, it's so isolated that any kind of connectivity there is very dodgy. and it's cheap. only $170 a night. >> last couple seconds, pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh has a family digital detox package. one of the most popular. they make you give your laptop, your cell phones, add the front desk, and they have taken the tv out, the phones out, and they charge you $260 a night for the renaissance pittsburgh. >> thank you so much. >>> all right, carson, big thank you for helping me out for the last couple days. >> thanks for having me. always a blast. >> coming up next week, kathie lee will be back, we'll have marissa hargitay, kellen lutz. >> also, kris jenner, dean cain. sophia bush, and much more. >> have a great weekend, everybody. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

floss, the super bowl of squash is being played in grand central terminal. one ranked player tells us about committing -- competing of that iconic building next in sports. m germany'saria holthreis won the world cup in italy. she was overall champion in 2011 at sets the pace for the blistering time of one minute, 17.84 seconds. ♪ >> this is "lunch money," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. and available on your tablet and smartphone. in sports, after the seattle seahawks beat the san francisco 49ers to advance to the super bowl, sunday, the seahawks cornerback richard sherman went on a fiery rant about his rivalry with the 49ers wide receivable -- wide receiver michael crabtree. >> [inaudible] that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> how is this being received and will it impact the potential sponsorships? we asked his marketing manager. >> the perception immediately following the game was that there is was a bad -- there was a lot of outcry from the public. people have to understa

. >> i want to mention that commissioner haney and i went out to the grand opening of the garden at woodside learning center. and it was very impressive and most impressive was that the students at the log cabin actually made the wood planters and the benches. and so which makes me think that we should connect them or actually to the city build or something after they leave, because it is excellent work. and it was a very cold day, but, it was a great celebration. >> thank you. >> okay. so we will now move on to item t. report of closed session actions. and closed session actions of november 26, the board of education by a vote of 7 ayes approved one administrator. and close td session of november 19, the board of education by a vote of five, and two absent and denied the grade appeal for one grade change for one high school student. >> the board of education by a vote of five ayes and two absent, approved the contract haney, and maufas. >> case number, 20130862, the board of education by the vote of five ayes and two absent, give the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulate you

he one now a 3 strikes candidate because of convictions for fires at the south bay and the grand canyon in the 90s. >> based on the charges and other criminal acts he's looking at multiple life terms. >> ktcu did an -- ktvu did an interview in 99. >> i tonight want to start fires and i want to get help to make sure i don't. >> that kind of appeal won't have impact this time around. >> there's nothing in the complaint regarding his mental health. he's charged with arson. >> based upon our evaluation of the evidence and reports we've seen at this point, we believe he shoe what he was to be and that's why we charged him with these crimes. >> brown own's -- brennan's attorney denied to comment. he's back in court february 6 to entear tear a plea. >>> a fire started before 6:00 a.m. at the shop on douglas avenue. it spread quickly reaching a neighboring apartment building prompts crews to evacuate 18 residents. my family is sad, but we're fine, we're alive. that's the most important thing. >> the fire officials say the machine shop the not have sprinklers. 100 firefighters battled the blaze.

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the ministry of external affairs. >> reporter: he was india's deputy console in new york city. but a grandy has indicted the diplomat for crimes including visa fraud. she said the charges against me are false and baseless. i look forward to proving them wrong. however, the nanny at the center standings by her accusations of mistreatment. in a statement released by the organization representing her, she says . . . but in india, it's the government's response to america's treatment of the diplomat and not the nanny's case that has been the focus of attention. many indians have welcomed new delhi's removal of security barriers outside of the u.s. embassy, and the withdrawal of diplomatic privileges. >> she is not an individual. she is representing india in the us. and i as an indian think u.s. go is taking back step, and [ inaudible ] has been the case ultimately. >> translator: we should be treated as equals by the united states or any other developed country. we're very happy that india stood up for itself. >> reporter: domestic pressures have also played a part in the handling of this case

efforts had the grand ronde restoration act followed by the grand ronde reservation act of 1988 which established the land to the tribe. the tribe has continued their pursuit of securing its sovereignty by acquiring parcels and much-needed jobs and services to tribal members. unfortunately, the tribe's efforts have been hampered by a process, as you've heard. after the tribe acquires a parcel of land and fee, the tribe must prepare a fee to trust package and the b.i.a. process this application either on or off reservation. because the tribe does not have exterior reservation boundary, all parceled are processed under the oftentimes off-reservation process, even if the parcel is located within the original boundaries of the reservation. introduced h.r. 841 to correct this problem and streamline the bureaucratic process the tribe continues to face as it continues to bring parcels into trust. any property located within the boundary of the and streamline the bureaucratic process the tribe continues to face as it continues to bring parcels into trust. any tribe's original reservation will

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she was president of the hospital in grand rapids for crippled children. e wanted betty to join the junior league at an early age and rise up the ladder. she had problems with a daughter who had a mind of her own who for example wanted to pursue a career as a dancer. >> she did. she went to new york and studied dance and was accepted which was quite an accomplishment. >> she did. she spent a couple of years in vermont associated with the program there and then she joined the martha gram company. she never made the first ranks. she was very modest in later years. but it is a key to her personality. she was a natural performer. she was comfortable being on the stage. and in some ways that came back to her to aid her when she became first lady. >> and she came back to grand rapids and can you tell us about her first marriage and what happened to snit >> she came back to grand rapids and taught dance. she worked as a fashion coordinator in a local department store. and she by her own acknowledgment was a party girl who met a party boy. actually she had known hi

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regency hotel had been an institution since the day it opened back in963. 1 in january, to celebrate the grandning , jonathan tisch, chairman of the loews hotel, was on hand to welcome the guests back. they gave a sneak peek of the hotel. workers buzzing around putting the finishing touches on the lobby. the loews regency hotel is our flagship. my father and uncle opened this hotel. it was an integral part of how they wanted to build hotels which is worked into the loews corporation. the hotel business is at the root of where our family started going back 75 years ago with hotels in new jersey. is a to has become very important to the image of -- this hotel has become very important to the image of loews hotel. i grew up in this hotel. since i was 12, i have been walking the corridors and know many of the workers who have been here since the beginning. >> you stayed at this hotel yourself. is aotionally, there connection. physically, there is a connection. financially, there is a connection. >> what was the most difficult part of renovating this hotel? >> the challenge we faced was once we got