capital of lebanon and asked her about the un security council and whether or not there is continued the adobe continued international concern over this. >> it is not clear how much outrage they will have over this. the regime is more closely isolated, but the protesters have been disappointed that the international community is so has a tete with regards to the violence in the country by now. they're not asking for a military intervention, but they expect a strong international response to increase the pressure. the cost of keeping up the crackdown may go too high for the regime because syria is facing massive difficulties because of the conflict. >> the italian coast guard has discovered a boat full of african migrants, with 25 dead from engine for rooms -- engine fumes. at least 30 people were injured during a clash with police. there were angry at the delays in receiving refugee status. and after a month of drought, somalia is facing torrential rainfall. many refugees have been unable to withstand the rain, and fighting has disrupted the local food rations. several supplies of food and hum

it's about the size of an adoe -- adobe brick, a little bit smaller, and if you don't like it, use itas a doorstop. [laughter] don't be intimidated by it, there's bloody buoy, because you can open it literally anywhere. what we do here, 365 days, every date of every day of the year is something that actually happened on these dates. the main een try in the photos and illustrations just move chronologically in the century i chose, 1830-1930. it begins with crockett and ends with pretty boy through that 100 years. i think it would be good to give you spoonfuls from this book, but i would be remiss if i don't sum up to the podium my partner in life and literature, suzanne fitzgerald wallace to give you idea of two remarkable women who we're going to give you in this book. ms. wallace. [applause] >> lola montez. just after the california gold rush peaked, the exotic beauty no doubt attracted by the abundance of newfound wealth captivated industry dandies, shocked prim ladies, and inquired routty minors. the irish native adopted the state anytime lola and became a dancer, and had a series

it's about the size of an adobe brick, a little bit smaller. [laughter] and if you don't like it, which i can't imagine why that would happen, you can always use it as a doorstop. [laughter] but i will tell you this, don't be intimidated by it. there's old jimbo by himself because you can open it literally anywhere. what we do here, 365 days, by every date, every day of the year is something that actually happened on that date. but these entries, the entries and the photos and illustrations just move chronologically in the century i chose, 1830 to 1930. so it begins with crockett, and it ends with pretty boy. through that 100 years. i think it would be good to give you a few spoonfuls from this book, but i would be remiss if i wouldn't summon up to the podium my partner nor life, in literature, susanne fitzgerald wallis, to give you a couple spoonfuls of the two remarkable women we're going to give you in this tome. ms. wallis. [applause] >> lola montez. just after the california gold rush peaked, the exotic beauty, lola montez, no doubt attrac

there were hundreds of volunteers from wells fargo, adobe systems, all of these companies that have volunteered. they are corporate center since -- their corporate citizens. they have been around a long time. i hope to continue working with the established companies that have been here sacrificing and being part of the city and in welcoming in a new generation of companies that i would also call san francisco companies that will be the new philanthropists, the new ceo's that want to make san francisco their focus. >> this new group, these companies are doing well. do they need the corporate welfare we're handing out to them? >> some people may refer to it as corporate welfare. i do not. i have been learning and all this need to learn more about how companies grow. -- and all of us need to learn more about how companies grow. there are times when you think they're making a lot of money, but there are shareholders and expenses in the city. companies have a choice. time and time again, i am reminded that companies have a choice. they do not have to be in san francisco. many of them are not wanting

de selección de colombia, entre los primeros 20 está también leonel méxico nueve goles, además de adobekennedy ganador de nueve perdedor de seis, inician una estadía de 10 partidos, para enfrentar tres veces arizona, y en cuatro ocasiones afines, sigue siendo número uno en el oeste bronco tan sólo dos horas de ventaja sobre su rival de esta noche el equipo de arizona. cuba para los vikingos de minnesota, 2005 2006, tambiyén defendiyó los colores de los patriotas y verticales.de esta forma tenemos con los aportes buenas tardes. >> y para finalizar cinco pingüinos se graduaron de una sorpresa cuerda de natación, yo se incorporaron a la escuela en su lógico de san francisco. >> estas aves nacieron en cautiverio por lo que tuvieron que aprender cercas técnicas de lado, >> los primeros también aprenderán a comer de la mano de las personas, al parecer el aprendizaje para interactuar con los seres humanos resulta agotador para estas aves marinas. >> con nuestros nuevos integrantes, una hembra y cuatro machos, la población de pingüinos de magallanes el tráfico de san francisco aumentó con entre

and one man works for adobe, saying word spread a demonstration was going take place, she said everybodyided to leave before 5:00. he'd gotten caught up in delays last time and didn't want that to happen again, police, we do see officers here. they have their riot gear but there is not an overwhelming number of them. and they're above somewhere on stand by, and ready to be called if needed. >> and i was going to ask you how crowded it is down there. does it seem unusually heavy? everybody just trying to get out of dodge? >> this does seem like there are more commuters trying to get out. usually there is a steady crowd buchl not nearly as crowded as today, today, the platform is full of commuters. we don't see protesters yet. it will be interesting to see what it will look at when 5:00 starts. >> and we'll have an update at 5:00. thank you. >> and hazy is preparing for a direct hit from hurricane irene. >> and again, looking at rush to get ready along eastern seaboard this afternoon. >> can ebay let you -- keep you from letting others know when there is a bad bidder lurking? questions, an

among the local companies, tech stock, like adobe, beaten up again. chevron fell as did banking stocks, wells fargo. we'll get to the apple story in just a second. gold futures touching $1500 an ounce for the first time gold is seen to be a safe place. let's get to apple now. another winner even though the stock price fell. apple is the officially the most valuable company. if you multiply the number of shares traded by stock price, no company anywhere as valuable as apple. you used to be able to say that about cisco but it's been a rough decade. today has better news. cisco shares have been rising. fasten your seat belt. they don't have a specific direction but they are moving fairly quickly when they do move. >> it's been up and down with historic numbers this entire week. thank you, scott. >> you got it. >>> believe it or not, it's back to school week: and families are forced to spend more because of the budget cuts in sacramento. here is kris sanchez. >> reporter: janet's third grade students come back to school on monday. that means today she's a

it is the size of adobe grip. a little smaller. if you don't like it which i can't imagine why that would happen -- i will tell you this. don't be intimidated by it. you can open it literally anywhere. 365 pages. every day of the year is something that happened on that date. the main entries in the photos and illustrations is to move chronologically. 183-1930. so it begins with crockett and pretty boy threw 100 years. it would be good to give you a few spoonfulss but i would be remiss if i didn't summon up to the podium my partner in life and literature, suzanne wallis to give you a few spoonfuls of the remarkable women we will give you. [applause] >> just after the california gold rush piqued the exotic beauty attracted by the abundance of new-found wealth shot their prim ladies and endorsed the tones of the rowdy life. her original name was mary dolores eliza were zoete guilt but the irish native adopted lola montez and had a series of romantic trysts with victor hugo, frederic chopin and george think. she served as the mistress

ghandi himself believe not only islam but it quoted muhammed as a model with his attempts to adobe ideal society. i found the iraqi member of parliament sightseeing ghandi. >> from the '30's and 40's up through the 1990's not only in the balkans but it been albania built a remarkable movement lasting protect aids. a battle of civil disobedience that up part of the wars of serbia because of that it was possible. has also many of you may know, there is a remarkable fabulous society and very feudalistic. and then also defied for the better part of a decade but unfortunately he did not achieve the full potential. was not active enough and in the end, made to intervene but still it is a rebel movement. but what other countries in the balkans as bad as they were fined it was the right person at the right time. if they could grow plate but it achieved a lot and save the lives. and then in kosovo. this is an example from two years ago. with the movement to gain some attention from the west. here was an example not only bought by the regime and they adopted islam but then found a way to resist th

adobe in either be either step to get some money. people talk a lot about.but that's a land cruiser and the khat we want. >> host: we should spend a few minutes of the victims. when the ships are taken do not just taking the ships, they are taking the crew. some of those who have been captured have been killed, although my impression of you is the ability to anybody because they want to make it clear if you paid a ransom, you will get people back alive. there have been instances of torture and i've seen discussion of whether that is increasing. my impression again from the is that they don't necessarily, they don't torture for pleasure. on the other hand, they are not terribly solicitous to make sure that hostages are well taken care of. they feed them. they give them water. they take whatever they can. that's all after? >> guest: yeah. i would say they are getting more sophisticated. that's partially because it's not fishermen anymore. it's now a lot of the guys were in london mission and come history and gunfighting and not fishing by any means. they are j

it is about the size of an adobe brick, little bit smaller. if you don't like it, which i can't imagine why that would happen, you can always use it as a doorstep. but i will tell you this, don't be intimidated by it. jim billy himself, bloody billy. because you can open it literally anywhere. what we do here, 365 days. every day, every day of the year is something that actually happened on that date. but these entries, the main entries and the photos and illustrations just move chronologically in this century that i chose, 1830 to 1930. so, it begins with a rocket, and it ends with pretty boring. that 100 years. i think it would be good to give you a few spoonfuls from this book, and i was remiss if -- be remiss if i would not some of to the podium my partner in life, literature, suzanne wallis, to give you a couple spoonfuls of two of the remarkable when we are going to give you in this town. ms. wallace. [applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lola montez no doubt attracted by the a

the black eyed peas were in town in the bay area, they joined city leaders as they unveiled the adobemy for the use. the academy offers class's in dance music and video production. organizers say will give the kids a chance to go use equipment and get training that they otherwise would not get. >> there is no dream big enough. we are all living proof of that. just let your mind go crazy and hopefully this will be a safe space for you to be who you want to be in have the freedom to express yourself in the way the you want to. >> beginning next month teenagers 13-18 will be able to get those classically of receive special training. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. the dow was off to under 79. we are also watching the fog, very thick around the bay area. morning and we are following several developing story the big story everyone is watching eyes are on wall street. >> breaking news first of brock obama is going to issue a statement about the american troops that died over the weekend that is coming up at 10:00 our time and we will take a closer look at wall

it is about the size of an adobe brick, little bit smaller.if you don't like it, which i can't imagine why that would happen, you can always use it as a doorstep. but i will tell you this, don't be intimidated by it. jim billy himself, bloody billy. because you can open it literally anywhere. what we do here, 365 days. every day, every day of the year is something that actually happened on that date. but these entries, the main entries and the photos and illustrations just move chronologically in this century that i chose, 1830 to 1930. so, it begins with a rocket, and it ends with pretty boring. that 100 years. i think it would be good to give you a few spoonfuls from this book, and i was remiss if -- be remiss if i would not some of to the podium my partner in life, literature, suzanne wallis, to give you a couple spoonfuls of two of the remarkable when we are going to give you in this town. ms. wallace. [applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lola montez no doubt attracted by the ab

it is about the size of an adobe brick, little bit smaller. if you don't like it, which i can't imagine why that would happen, you can always use it as a doorstep. but i will tell you this, don't be intimidated by it. jim billy himself, bloody billy. because you can open it literally anywhere. what we do here, 365 days. every day, every day of the year is something that actually happened on that date. but these entries, the main entries and the photos and illustrations just move chronologically in this century that i chose, 1830 to 1930. so, it begins with a rocket, and it ends with pretty boring. that 100 years. i think it would be good to give you a few spoonfuls from this book, and i was remiss if -- be remiss if i would not some of to the podium my partner in life, literature, suzanne wallis, to give you a couple spoonfuls of two of the remarkable when we are going to give you in this town. ms. wallace. [applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lola montez no doubt attracted by the a

we went from building these western-style buildings to building the adobe style that the afghans are used to with the bricks of the make and the mud walls and the more narrow windows. it is their style of building with some technological improvements. for instance, we put report could they shop would into the bricks because that is what they had. we provided better cement and so on. much cheaper to make. very easy to maintain. the first thing a afghan does is put up the wall. then i have to build and maintain walls. outside, it is 125 degrees, no power, and no electricity, and is 80 degrees inside this adobe building with no fans and nothing. we should have been doing that for 10 years. we did not open up our eyes and see it. we started doing that and we think that building in a style that is adapting to the local capabilities and also to the local culture will be better. we stopped putting in big air- conditioning units and started putting in fans. in the more remote police stations, we have put in solar panels in a country where you have 340 days of sunshine. solar panels will actu

we went from building these western-style buildings to building the adobe style that the afghans are of the make and the mud walls and the more narrow windows. it is their style of building with some technological improvements. for instance, we put report could they shop would into the bricks because that is what they had. we provided better cement and so on. much cheaper to make. very easy to maintain. the first thing a afghan does is put up the wall. then i have to build and maintain walls. outside, it is 125 degrees, no power, and no electricity, and is 80 degrees inside this adobe building with no fans and nothing. we should have been doing that for 10 years. we did not open up our eyes and see it. we started doing that and we think that building in a style that is adapting to the local capabilities and also to the local culture will be better. we stopped putting in big air- conditioning units and started putting in fans. in the more remote police stations, we have put in solar panels in a country where you have 340 days of sunshine. solar panels will actually provide the energy

adobe easier to fix it then to pass a bad bill. i do think it is a bad bill. it to be easier to fix it and start all over again. >> is is all about politics? is it all about whether he can govern and not live up to campaign promises? how much of what we're seeing has to do with personality? is a historic day there a precedent to has withstood so much comment about is the too aloof or not dilute enough tax -- or not aloof enough? the personality thing is astounding. >> start with george washington. there is a notion that a semi model that media has broken apart into all these fractions. the people can watch fox news if they do not want to hear what cnn has to say. you can choose your media outlook. that was really the model of american journalism in the 18th and 19th century. there were newspapers that were attuned to particular newspapers. -- to particular parties. we're reverting to that time. this may or may not be coincidental, but it was also a time of relatively weak and insignificant presidents. the presidency achieved anything like its modern form only