that part was good, and around the adobe house was a little picket fence with flowers and everything. well, just the adobe house was bad, but then what he had done, which was the key, he had put a little sleeping mexican worker taking his siesta with a big sombrero, and so i -- i looked at it. i said you can't -- we can't put this in and send this in, and he said -- and so roland being a frenchman. oh, no, you know, that's it. this is my dessert, and he stomped out, and i'm looking at cathy and, you know, there's a lot of agony going on there for a few minutes, and, of course, we had to make a decision rather quickly. so we found a bouquet of flowers, and as each tray went into the kitchen, we plucked off the little sleeping worker with his sombrero and tucked in a flower, and -- and sent it into the dining room which was not perfect, but i thought this is so great, a wonderful story about barbara bush, too, because usually when the desserts came to the table, she would make a big fanfare of saying how beautiful roland's dessert was and look at it, and -- and wanted everybody to see i

adobe rather damp. it'll really line up. as for right now, we're showing of green on the screen.ssing the. in southern maryland. is the raining everywhere. we will have off and on pay it afternoon andthis evening. seven need to the high temperature. 59 in marten's fur. crisis that is your forecast. about the can meet? -- 59 in martinsburg. that is your forecast. about the could beat? >> only the right-wing close. get throughway to that. it looks like it is h

currently, the subject property is occupied by adobe systems, inc. and received authorization for an office allocation of approximately two under 15,858 square feet on the first, second, and third floors in 1999. any additional comment will automatically remove these from the consent calendar. these items are before you for consideration. president fong: public comment? there are a couple of speaker cards? >> only for item 5. president fong: any public comment on these items other than item 5? >> [inaudible] president fong: which item number? that is number two. any other public comment other than item number two? or four or five? commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: seeing none, a move to approve item 1, 3, and 6. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on the motion for approval of items one, three, and six as they are on your calendars. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. commissioner wu: aye. president fong: aye. thank you, those are approved as proposed. if i may, we will consider items 2, 4,

adobe front of police headquarters predict it will take place -- it'll take place in front of police headquarters. >> more sad news for the conflagration in ellicott city. a second victim has died. a homeless man shot the rev erend and brenda. then he shot and killed himself. he was told he should limit his visit to the church can treat. >> we will continue to -- pantry. >> we will continue to minister the people. >> she is a colleague of mine. i am sad. >> brenda of burlibrewington died. >> an autopsy today on a body found at the home of the kentucky derby. he was found in a stable area. it was discovered hours after the derby. they are investigating the death. we will await the corner. corner details. >> police did not believe that the death is connected to the race track or to the kentucky derby. >> financial markets tumbling after a political upset in france. a socialist has a one the election appeared he rallied against austerity measures -- a socialist has won the election. he rallied against austerity measures. >> washington is preparing for a royal visit from prince harry. >>

. >>> mi papÁ naciÓ fuera de uma, en un adobe. >>> fue en 1973 cuando cesar estrada chÁvez llegÓ.mo campesinos. pero antes de tiempo fure a la escuela, pero la necesidad lo dejÓ sin esto. >>> ese trabajo lo encontrÓ en el campo en el 1938 donde por primera vez viviÓ en carne propia lo duro del trabajo del campesino, y por lo que a los 18 se inscribiÓ en el servicio militar. >>> por dos aÑos sirviÓ en la militar, y al salir trabajo en el campo. >>> fue ahÍ que conociÓ a elena favela con la que se casÓ. y durante ese tiempo trabajÓ en diferentes oficios. fue en 1952 cuando conociÓ a la organizaciÓn que le planto la semilla de lo que posteriormente fue la uniÓn de campesinos. >>> es importante reconocer que mi papa fue una persona normal, era chaparrito, manos chiquito, su pelo negro. cuando hablaba no hablaba en voz alta, pero cuando comenzÓ a hablar, y de como miraba el futuro, mucha gente lo identificÓ con su sueÑo. el ejemplo de mi papa no estÁ fuera del alcance de nosotros, cada uno tenemos un poco de cesar chÁvez en nosotros. ♪ >>> nueva york se convirtiÓ en un estado clave par

rapidly its night light rinse water and that the aluminum can see his duties to parliament on old adobe road moderate rainfall this is all heading for the sonoma area will talk about the rain when ends and the snow in talks coming up later on in this newscast. >>> oakland police are taking more criminals and guns off the streets and they're doing it would help technology as kristen shows us it could be the solution the city is been looking for. and it's the sound of gunfire and east oakland's as the center is not a shot by technology our technology should cause pause when someone makes the decision to pick up the gun in oakland and discharge it the technology has been in oakland since 2005 and officers say now it's better than ever. watt avenue advantages of drexler to the technology is practically surgical last saturday this not spotted you see over here, the sounds of three shots being fired in 45 seconds officers had an audio recording of the shots fired and the map trying to leave the location a short time later they had a suspect in a gun in custody. >>> since january this out spot

those alternatives, like we have a program called pee pod, that we just opened, in collaboration with adobe and black eyed peas, so what we're doing is a four scale media facility. it's for local youth to come in and build their voice. they are not only learning the technical aspects, of video production, music production, but learning, you know, to kind of, i guess build a language themselves to understand there's issues here that they can explore to the media. >> when you were doing this report, what did you experience when you were out there talking to people about that? >> i experienced there's lots of different points of views, and opinions on this issue, and not just there's a pro side on con side, but even on the same so-called side, there's different opinions, whether it's people who have done it before, graffiti, i mean, in the past, and they don't do it anymore, and they don't approve of it. but they still use that as their artistic style and there's other people that appreciate the more legal aspects of it. >> the public looks and says why are they glorifying graffiti? it's a pro

last year seat can still use golden gate transit buses calero we've but school and a chance socialism adobe a lot of confusion. >>> there could be some confusion. however we didn't want to inconvenience for thereby showing up this morning to knows service because of the strike so we decided to just go ahead and cancel this service. it's really haven't seen a whole lot of shelling a dozen my people so that the message. without a lot by protestors team leaders have said the do not want to see that happen still plan to resume ferries indelibly latest updates cbs as satcom. >>> in the telephone there larkspur 6 that two #protesters as was mentioned on the golden gate bridge would able to confirm with protesters now making their way over to: the bridge to the can expected huge price reduce the we had a few chp offices here and stand by and less of an instant command vehicle we spoke to mary e. curry earlier also and she told us as far as they know at this point this is all agreed to during the on standby mode on this book to the union that she mentioned that the protest their plan to announce a

and these folks live on an adobe plain where they can dig up their ground and make bricks. that's their industry. anyway, i'm there. and i'm keeping my notes. i was writing in my journal. and a man was walking by. and he was looking at me. he was a worker, completely black, covered in oil, diesel fuel. and he had a handkerchief on his head, four corners tied in knots like a skullcap. tied in sticks. and he was walking over to me. [ speaking spanish ] what are you doing? i'm just writing in my journal. what's a journal? i said, you know, it's a diary. oh, good, yeah. what's a diary? i said, well, it's a book. and i write. what are you writing about? i'm writing about what i do, what i see. he said, wait a minute. you're writing about this place? and i said yep. you're writing about the people here? i said yeah. i guess. and he said, are you writing about me? and i said, i probably am now. and he said, is anybody going to read this? and i said, i hope so. and the man said to me, you know, that's good. that's good. write about me. write about me. he said, i was born in the gar

adobe closed for the fireworks celebration in irian >>darya: there is a muni shutdown starting in junejust industrial average as volume falling modestly in irian the dow is down 24 points. word that apple ceo looking at big money in stock dividends. apple said it is restricted stalking is would not receive the dividends. he is kidding $75 million. his total compensation was 78 million when he can see at c l of apple. >>darya: facebook ipo refund will happen to people the first overpaid on the stock recovered they are telling this the this is an anonymous comment because they are not allowed to talk about it publicly. >>mark: it's been a rocky first week for facebook and their investors. >>gabe: that government will be looking at the technical problems of the nasdaq. the days before the offering morgan stanley shared that information at about that facebook not meeting its expectations for this quarter only to certain customers. the ipo was a terrific success. they practice exec the rice. they priced it exactly right in irian what did that nasdaq's messed up or whether there was discussi

adobe in amber eclipse -- it is will be an amber a clips. the a clips. -- eclipse. >>mark: less take a look a hot spot on the bay bridge. there is a vehicle on fire on the lower level of the bay bridge. we will talk about this when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning is. there's some hot spots on the lower deck. that the left and lanes blocked because of as you behind

overtime, is another thing they are looking at this year the home representative of the 16th century, adobeence of it but right next to it if you move on down to the 17th century you see things have evolved quite a bit we are learning the story of this home from peter rivers historic building curator st. maries city. >> hello holly. >> thanks for bringing all your stuff it is raise maizing when you look -- it is amazing when you look at a simple structure it tells so much about that time. >> it does it is the transformation period as far as architecture goes, because what the post and beam when the settlers arrived they suddenly discovered they had an abun dense of timber they didn't have in the old mother country they used all their timber up to build ships so when the first colonieses arrived they had this -- colonists arrived they had this magnificent resource. they used this style of framing, virginia framing. i have an example what they would do same time back in england if you look at this, the joinery. >> this seems a lot more complicated. >> even dove tail joints extremely time cons

we been such a missile of it but just maybe again at adobe to pick on mr. wheeler who has been asking a lot of questions but what is the difference between metlife and aig in? >> well, i think for purposes of your question, you know, if you look at all the subsidiaries of the holding company, how may of them are engaging insurance amount of them do something else. and metlife, other than the small back wheel which were in the process of selling, because we don't want to be a bank holding company anymore, other than the fact, almost everything we own for the holding companies is in the business of insurance. whether that's pnc and judge or life insurance in this country and around the world. aig wasn't all those insurance businesses as well in the u.s. and around the world, but they also engage in a lot of other what i'll call non-interest activities. and the one that i got so much attention of course is something called aig financial products, which was a business they ran in london. where they sold credit default swaps and all kinds of securities. and sold

use adobe a need for a significant fund, but states are going to be responsible. and to be very frank with you, somewhat frustrating to that today, because the role of the federal government in emergencies is to assist states, not just say it's your responsibility, good luck. because that's not acceptable. i understand you're having discussions with him and so forth, but do you think the federal government has evolved a partner and put some hard cash on the table? in monitoring for the next two years, it will be easy to monitor because there will be a pile of junk piled up and they will say it's there. but that's not the plan. that's not a plan. that's just more studies about what might happen after the fact. i think what we are anxious for is what are we going to do to prevent a lot of this starting to come ashore. so, can you give me some more commentary and what noaa's role should be come and do you have the funds to do it, and why are we not stepping forward and saying we are going to develop plans of action to clean it up with the fabric of a participating fi