there is a hungry yearning burning inside of me and i felt every word in the marrow of my bones. august said, i hate this cold porter so a played the album at a low volume and closed the window. when my curiousity about rose overwhelmed my common sense i investigated her living quarters i found her diaries and learned the secrets of her heart. searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people th

but not related to a hungry stalk or how will i get to lay my pep. and wondering if you see some of that also along the way with certainly all the other issues that come to floor like the budget crisis and social services. but that faith journal knee seems to be an under current. >> we mentioned we do have a faith journey every month. for some people it's the most important part of the conversation. it's amazing to hear pipless stories. everybody can relate to some peoples start of the story. not all. i think that is fair. >> absolutely. you hit on something very important. we will attribute the key to your success. how do you keep their interest and keep them together? we have been able to do that by giving them opportunities to come together, to work together, and i think when they are on that playing field of life. there is trust build and they can feel pest mat. hate zs to be the coming together and working together for getting to that point where you say you can open up and talk about that which is most inti gnat to you. >> i will take a break a

a golf baby. ♪ it was not easy, he hit holes in one. ♪ hungry city is -- i've got a graphics -- hungry city eyesnd i fantasize. i want to be given money and better things. ♪ and -- [tone] ♪ the budget is slip sliding -- the budget is slips sliding away. ♪ slip sliding away. ♪ end of the money and the destination is all slip sliding away. [tone] president chiu: thank you. next speaker. the >> good afternoon. i want to speak on issues involving the environmental impact report and the lack of the simple, old-fashioned aspect of dimensioning, leaving out dimensions and leaving out the whole picture. in the most recent north beach branch library, there is never one place where an entire width of the street right away is shown. there is never a chance to consider the relative size of the building being projected there. i use this as an example of how from a simple dimensioning system, which as been used for a millennium at least in architecture, what is being called an edge masking in this case is perhaps a misrepresentation of that, given the full width of the street is never compared to the 19.5 fee

they're a hungry team. they're playing well. to be on top of our game. >> they look good in the early round. it's a playoff series. and everyone is excited for it. >> it will be done. >>> the nfl draft starts tomorrow, with just the first round. friday will be rounds two and three. then, saturday, four through seven. at some point, this guy is expected to be taken. antioch native, taiwan jones has impressed folks with his pool trick. backwards out of the pool. a youtube favorite. he has wowed scouts with a 4.27 40 time, on pro day. in the draft and in the pool. pretty good stuff. could you do that? >> we could jump in the pool. >> i'm not sure iouo d cthat well. >> i just have to reverse the film. s >>> well, big congratulations to a group of students at san jose university tonight, honored for their service. on campus tonight, the privilege of being part of the associated students award ceremony. the event was to highlight not just what they did inside the classroom but outside the classroom and in the community. 46 grads acted

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i went up there and saw these people who had almost the look of a hungry wolf in their eyes. she tried to walk them through what exactly the kids were going to have to do to get into a brown or harvard, yale, or stanford. i thought it was kind of appalling, and number two, i better get on the stick, because these people have already -- i talked to parents had been amassing brag sheets, almost like a resume for kids. since the seventh or eighth grade, they had been compiling videos of their sports performances, music recitals, mentions of them in the local newspaper, saving little essays or something that the kid had written, all in anticipation of this glorious day when they would get into brown. >> what makes cat cohen qualified to tell someone how to get into college? >> she is extremely smart. she had worked at brown, i believe. i guess she started in the admissions department at brown and worked there for several years. she has a very wide network of acquaintances and friends. i think she always knows what is hot in the academic marketplace. >> what did it cost for people

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dot com plus why a rat is hungry for a limited number of. companies from ukraine you heard me right again a delicacy indeed r.t. dot com is the place to be it's on the menu tonight. looking ahead just a bit stay with us if you can for a powerful portrait about the reality of life in some of america's most socially deprived neighborhoods is the subject of a special report for you in ten minutes time tonight before that let's check out the business though davis here just. good to have your company you want your business artsy with meet the new. global markets are catching their breath after taking a big hit monday that's not the standard and poor's cut the u.s. economic outlook from stable to negative over the country spiraling yes roland that from the capital believes investors in russia after broad are still mostly looking at european problems. the big key right now is spain business very large economy and the markets are worried that what's happening in portugal and greece is going to impact spain as well and if that happens then once again

with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. hungry for the full story we've got it for us has the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. is. easy. to see. in the movie. could syria be the new libya europe and the u.s. consider sanctions in response to a violent and often deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters u.n. is also condemned the unrest and is urging an investigation from prime minister putin himself of the use of force in conflict torn nation saying politicians are not practicing what they preach he expresses concern over libya in particular and nato has a bombing campaign. aimed protection a violation read french government puts on soldiers on the streets to protect against terrorism some members of the public say they feel targeted and spied on ethnic minorities in particular feel they are being treated as scapegoats from a nazi focuses only north caucuses to find out why it's become a hot spot of terrorists using islam to turn young muslims into its treatment locals who just say it's impo

plants vs highly skilled professionals have left the country in search of a job. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. if you. gave. in. under the soviets this factory provided jobs for twelve thousand workers it made radio sets radio cassette players and tape recorders to cater to the needs of people across the soviet union. by the late one nine hundred eighty s. several plans making radio and electronic equipment had been set up in latvia they were the soviet union's most advanced enterprises what we know of the korbel in soviet times i worked in a similar oratory for about fifteen years but of course i only saw the break up of the servian any and there were close to eight hundred employees in the design bureau where i myself was employed but you have no you can see what's left of its former splendor the only one design a word in here though. when lanphier achieved independence the republic's government began closing down its industrial giants the new regime expected modern com

california's change of fortune what was once the land of the gold rush is now a desperate dash as a job hungry residents pack up and move on. and getting europe's leaders to face the naked truth over the bombings of libya is steadily klyde sleep experts suggest because of grotty governments aren't getting enough good that i find out about their new single solution at r.t. that i also find our eye catching video reports are you should try and. if. you get in the. business. turn out some other stories making headlines across the globe. this is live video here from london that's what billions of the viewers have been waiting for the wedding of britain's prince william to his heart middleton just taking place here watching their travels from westminster abbey to talking and they're on their way along a route that been thought to have drawn up to a million well wishers the new duke and duchess of cambridge promised to love comfort each other as they engaged wedding rings the service happened in the presence of between members of the royal family as well as a host of celebrities and the. number of p

a month for the first six months -- dvr included. church. the tenderloin church has been ministering to the neighborhood's poor and hungry for dec >>> a joyouselebration of easter today at glide memorial church. the church has been ministering to the neighborhood's poor and hungry for decades. it also draws people from all over the area. it volunteers to help cook a million free meal as year. the pastor said today's turnout was the biggest in ten years. >>> a concert tonight in san francisco has a special purpose. it's part of a it's gets better campaign to end bullying of gay teens. the organizer is not a music industry professional. >> reporter: he was able to talk three up and coming rock bands to perform at the music hall. this kid is so good at what he does, he's going to be our boss soon. >> reporter: there have been a lot of suicides among gay teens recently. it's pretty clear it sucks to be a gay teen in america. so i'm doing whatever i can do to make it better. >> reporter: so he organized a bennett rock concert that will help a trevor project. noah is passionate about his cause. he worked hard to convince three indy rock bands to d

. >> i'm a hungry gentleman. >> he ate half of my meal. >> it was very good. going back to boujis. t. william and his crew, wherever they go, they draw a crowd. >> do people know where they are? >> cell phones. text messages. the waves come in. trying to impress the princes. >> she was trying to look pretty with the guards. >> i was trying to distract him. >> that was my most embarrassing moment of the whole thing. >> that could have been it right there. walking in font of the camera like that. a lot of long lines. people are here and wants to take part. >> this is a holiday week. people have taken time off. today is a vacation. friday is a vacation. people might have been worried this wouldn't. go places. >> let's go to boujis tonight. >> you want a memory to take back with you. these two went on the hunt. a souvenir hunt. boy, was it a challenge. find out what they found when we come back. boy, i can "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time

now have a one in four games after being held one one in a gritty i'm hungry i'm caught alexander the sunset struck for the home side just before half time but a man shot almost through his own net of the fifty seven minutes and is like much bottom side spartak moscow will look to lift themselves off the course of the table and they have spot on. well earlier this guy missed the chance to retain top spot after they were held to a surprise one one draw at lowly tone city do get open for the army men after twenty seven minutes. but seem new vehicle for their one zone to beat the visitors defense level just before they are. the second. to the bottom so. well and stuff they knew it was her van began there right at the top one there were no gold at the top click with the goal eighteen minutes from time great stance this season for their manager from a chelsea player down to tresco described the match and the science toughest test so far. but it's well documented you heard after their four win across parts of the match the railway men who. only scored once the last three games. in that tall

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going digital, our "making a difference report" tonight is about a man who is appreciated for his low-tech expertise. and it is children hungry a good story who are benefiting from his work. our story tonight from nbc's dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: on a quiet little street in princeton, a craftsman is at work. spending countless hours in his attic workshop, he is surrounded by the simplest of tools. >> fastidious is the word. every little speck. >> reporter: with an old iron, a few bricks wrapped in paper, and a smooth piece of bone, 80-year-old bill strong restores and repairs children's books, bringing them back to life. so this is where the magic is made? >> well -- >> reporter: this is where the magic is saved. >> okay. >> reporter: bill has always had a passion for books, but saving broken ones, well, that started as a hobby and then grew into something more. what's the most special project you've ever done? >> oh, there's loads of them. it was a grandfather that brought me a book that his grandfather had given to him, inscribed. and he wanted me to fix it up so that he could catch a plane next week to go to colorad

a board member raised money to pay for their admission tonight. the club said it chose its most outstanding teens hungry for a bright future despite living in poverty and violence. >>> a man rescued from the bay near san quentin state prison died. the victim and his girlfriend fell overboard at 1 a.m. while trying repair their boat after it had engine trouble. they were rescued by prison guards and inmates after the tower guards heard the cry for help. both were rushed to the hospital. the man was pronounced dead. he was not wearing a life vest. the female who was wearing one was treated and released. sheriff's deputies say drinking was involved. >>> other bay area headlines, san jose slashing the number of pot clubs in the city. the city council voted to reduce the number of medical marijuana dispensaries from more than 100 to 10. the city has been struggling to find a way to control the pot clubs, which are legal under state law but illegal under federal law. >> what we had for the last two years is the wild west and we had a number of operations that were clearly outside the law. and we need to shut

he is a little hungry look at that, wagging his tail and needs some food after that. >> unbelievable.re hoping they will be able to find its owner. >> that could be tough but we shall see. >> terrifying landing for a united flight bound for san francisco this morning. new information we are learning what the copilot had to say as well. >> more frustration for southwest airlines passengers, update on the bay area flights cancelled today. >> if you have a story idea or comment to share e-mail that guy, brian right there, at cbs 5.com. we will be right back ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. airlines flight to san frano this morning. it was forced to >>> 6:55 a.m. back to new orleans video of passengercrew getting off this united airlines flight bound for san francisco this morning. it had to make an emergency landing back in new orleans a half hour ago just moments after take off there were reports of ligh

much stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our hungry for the full story we've got it from the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. this is r.t. from july from the russian capital if you just joined us a very warm welcome top stories this hour the priest in finland who spoke out against an internationally wanted criminal has been questioned by police after our t.v. broadcast the story you have an army is accused of inciting religious hatred part of describing doc a lot of as a terrorist even though the chechen warlord is behind the moscow metro and airport bombings. as the u.k. force itself to the forefront of protecting libyan citizens lawmakers in london a furious the country sold millions of dollars of weapons to colonel gadhafi before the unrest here as well as egypt and bahrain all arms from britain and later saw violent uprisings. that moscow hands over new files to warsaw into the plane crash that killed poland's president kaczynski and ninety five others in western russia last april the investigatio

a 6-year-old boy behind the wheel of the family's mini van. the boy took his joy ride yesterday in oregon of. the reason he took the car? he was hungry and want a snack. he's okay by the way but mom and dad are a little upset. >>> price of being princess, the three things kate middleton won't be allowed to do once she's married into the royal family. we'll tell you about that when we come back. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. >>> well, there is a lot of power that comes with marrying a prince but there's also a lot you can't do as well. after kate middleton ties the night, #1450e8 no longer be known as kate. and she'll have to be known as katherine or ma'am. and she can't play monopoly. there must be a royal versi

she was found a mile offshore, in relatively good shape there on the stretcher she was hungry all righteeded a good bath but should be just fine. >> even more remarkable her owner saw the dog on a television report and rushed to the animal care center. their reunion priceless the dog jumped into her arms and the owner said we will never let go of her. >> that old dog must have caught a fish or two. >> that was a miracle. >> what a story. >> what did she eat my goodness floating around. >>> for the cbs 5 news at noon, don't forget eyewitness news is always on cbssf.com. >>> see you bright and early tomorrow morning. >> take care ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

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it is a very spectrum hungry device, but i want to avoid generalizations. i don't think you can say in every instance that it serves the public interest to remove spectrum from broadcast and give it to me via wireless duopoly or something like that. i think we have to look at its instance by instance, marked by market, and realize that those broadcasters and wireless perform absolutely essential public services in the 21st century, and that those who are doing it good job should be recognized for doing a good job and that includes a lot of broadcasters. >> guest: one of the things the broadcasters have been saying is there are spectrum holders like cable companies or others who aren't really using their spectrum efficiently about all. and the fcc has mandatory and they know, the fcc knows who has a race but they don't roanoke they are using them. do you think there is some merit to the idea of actually looking at whether people are using their airwaves? >> host: i don't think there is anyone in the united states of america who has the foggiest idea. spectru

but i would just say respectfully that to a hungry family, a chicken in the pot looks pretty good every now and then, and that there are millions of children literally and sadly in this country today that go home from school and open the refrigerator or look on the stove and they can't find a drumstick anywhere. and that's what this debate is. number two -- about number two, i think it's great -- and i used to love to hear president clinton say that one of our jobs here was to create more millionaires. i belong to the d.l.c. and i'm proud of it the democratic leadership council. we believe in creating opportunity that comes along with responsibility and create paths forward to prosperity. but 0 most people that i represent, including tea party people, don't believe that companies like g.e., one of the biggest companies in the world, should get away with paying no taxes. i guess the senator from kentucky thinks that's a good idea. we don't. and i also think that most people i represent, including the tea party, think that people that make over $1 million a year -- not millionaires, not p

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. >> right now the world bank estimates that about a billion people go hungry. over the course of this economic difficulties that we've had over the last couple of years, how have the poured fared? and has the developed world and the world done enough to address their concerns? >> well, they fared with great difficulty, and, no, the world hasn't done enough. it really i in pinges on nutrition. in the late '90s, when you had some of the problems in east africa -- frankly, you can lose a generation. if you don't get proper tuition, particularly in nine months to two years, you really impede growth. >> have we lost generations and other countries? >> i think in this crisis, while we've had some increase in hunger and malnutrition, i think we've done a lot better. one of the reasons i remain concerned about this is with the rising food prices and the low stocks for many commodities -- not rice, but many others, but in the meetings, we are saying you need to put food first. >> robert zoellick, thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> tom: well, the >> tom: the maj

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there is not a family that does not go hungry at least once per month. >> we received 215 euros per month for 5 of us. then the authorities found out we had a 35-year-old car and did not give us social assistance for 6 months. so i came here with my son. it was a matter of survival. >> but many say there is no real poverty. they claim these people are members of organized gangs who are taking money out of the pockets of nike said a sense and alleged connections to organized crime. >> this constantinsinuation that are part of a criminal organization and have to turn in their earning somewhere is a blatant lie. the police have conducted repeated investigations, really long ones, and have never found any suppose it mastermind. >> in graz, even many of those who did not support the ban are not sure. >> many people do not know who beggars are begging for, themselves or organizations. >> i favor some sort of band. he cannot have people approach you every 5 meters. >> most of the protest against the ban on begging is coming from the churches. a few hundred people also took part in a demonstratio

. >>> if you have ever been in court you better hope the judge isn't hungry. >> a starving judge is anew study. judges who are well fed and well rested tend to be more lenient. inmates had a higher chance of being granted parole if the hearing occurred after a meal. prisoners who faced judges long after a break had no chance of patrol. >>> -- parole. >> bring a lunch to the judge. >>> same with anchortraffic people. >> yeah. >> no food we are cranky. you eaten anything yet today? >> no. >> i haven't either. >> i haven't yet but i will still be nice starting to see showers out there, already, grab if umbrella, taking a look high-def doppler you can see the green starting to pop up showers to the east of us, parts of the east bay but we will see showers through most of the bay area as you make your way later on into the afternoon. extended forecast, showers through today, and tomorrow dry out and warm up but then another system back in the forecast wednesday, thursday and friday looking good though, we will see highs mid-60s and saturday and sunday shaping up nicely with highs in the hi

next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our key hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers who. question is that so much of a given a dish we're going to share the burden on the mark with the battle for libya is a so-called humanitarian intervention there so noble and straightforward must intervene. in the czech republic is available in a hotel as science central hotel premier of the nissan most tricom full stop aida which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina hotties available in hotel business and go till bit of each college you know told you big to the photo what you know so tell pittacus to make hotels you're good enough till they're a boutique hotel and you're like towns. in serbia ots availability in flux clinton hyatt regency they are going to. charge against top stories as a growing number of senior libyan officials are reportedly playing in the country the regime has resumed at times. on a rebel held city meanwhile seven more civilians are said to ha

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a little later here on. the other types of the ever hungry u.s. consumers being fed by a steady supply of goods from developing nations but those items often make the berry same return journey because when americans no longer want them it's countries like india that end up as the dumping ground. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the newest snap book studies show that these days the useful lifespan of a computer is only two years and every day americans don't their junk in the hope of keeping up with the joneses tallying up to a total of three million tons of electronic waste every year but where does it all go. welcome to ceylon pour a predominantly muslim mostly poverty stricken area of east l.a. where thousands of indians come to turn trash into what they see as a tiny treasure. of the economy my work is going to tear up this money. and that's how i make my living homages honest dirty two years old and has been tearing apart this trash for ten years in a good goods works with these four hundred to five hundre