. >> from afar, the most beautiful square can be spotted easily, thanks to the massive dome.s astronomical clock has given the time since the 16th century. it is filled with antique treasures. in the museum, you can visit 80,00a 2000 year old villa. then there is a crucifx on display. the painting on the cross dates back more than 1600 years. >> the amazing thing about my job is that i'm surrounded by all these wonderful things. i have an enormous amount of respect for these objects. this place is about tradition, history, and culture. to give an example, there is the monastery, but you do not find all of it here and museum. you discover it across the entire city. >> the pedestrian zone downtown is filled with shopping opportunities. an interior design store is an extraordinary shop bursting with extraordinary finds. the name could mean 100 things. a whimsical idea lies behind each of these objects, and it is not immediately obvious what everything is. >> when you think of italian design, a certain designers' stand for will famous design. we do not carry these grants. instead

easy to be cynical and say there is nothing to do in that is the way it is and we look at it from afar. you can change things in this country. when people get together as a country and as a people, we have seen enormous come extraordinary change happen. if people really want politics to be cleaned up, if they want campaign reform, they really want the ability for the lobbying industry to not have the kind of influence it has, they have to get angry enough and do something about it. tavis: there's a small thing called money that the networks like to make if you dare -- give away their time. >> they definitely do not like talking about that. tavis: we will wrap this up and remind you. just go see "casino jack" starring kevin spacey. always glad to have you on. next, amy adams. stay with us. tavis: "the fighteamy adams wasd for golden globe award for her latest project "the fighter". here is a scene from "the fighter". >> like what? like maybe you not showing up in time to train? like having to find you in a crack house when you're trying to -- or supposed to be at the airport. i do not k

i have watched from afar and would like to thank you.that the same happens to the mid market. so, i would say that other experiences like those in the upper market are more astute and should be applied to those mid market. talking to those businesses over there, they seem confused. planning is a little bit confused. when we talk about environmental impact reports and all of the plans, i am connecting it to mid market. if you can in some way " to do the out reach over there, if people have learned something from the upper markets it should flow to a better place and help the businesses. thank you very much. supervisor dufty: thank you. supervisor chu: any other members of the public? seeing no one, public comment is closed. motion with recommendation and without wreck -- without objection. item number seven, please. >> item number 7. ordinance amending the san francisco environment code by amending sections 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, and 308, adding section 310, and repealing section 307, all to strengthen restrictions on the use

so watch it from afar. it's choppy and cold anyway so just spare yours this morning.." >>> and the man watching it all, rob. what's going on there? >> right now we're seeing the rain in hit and miss areas around the bay area this morning as we show you what's happening actually over in southern california. notice what's happening there. that is wre the biggest punch of this weather system is being found right now. flooding continues to our south, but the bay area, it's interesting, let's zoom in. you can see san jose. notice things are calming down. we have hit and miss showers across the south bay. some misty skies. north bay things starting to clear on out. as we quickly take a look at the forecast, a little rain at times for the morning but then skies start to clear for the afternoon. what's left of the showers as we transition to a dryer forecast, but don't let your guard down. we'll see more rain as we head into the weekend. in the meantime, mike, we have seen a lot of wet roads. you have to watch out for mudslides in the coastal hills as well. >> definitely, rob

still, if you're drawn out to see the beautiful spectacle that is the stormy pacific, watch from afar. don't go into is the water. health officials from san mateo county closed four beaches because of bacterial contamination. when we get a lot of rain, the problem is that we get a lot of rain in a short period of time as we have the last couple of days, aging sewer systems can't handle the volume and the contaminated water makes it onto beaches, onto the streets and into the water. if you swim in e. coli-tainted water, you are likely to get a rash or perhaps a belly ache. we are watching for flooding here in pacifica, but in the east bay where christie smith is, it's less of a problem what's rising and what's coming down. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. well, i can tell you that it is raining here in oakland, but the damage is done, at least for this neighborhood. and i cross my fingers as i say that. take a look at this. a 75-foot pine tree came crashing down, toppled right over onto this home. people were actually inside at the time, five of them. two people sitting on the c

favre would have to watch this from afar. he hasn't done that since 1992. not what he wanted in the first quarter. his replacement goes to hand off to anderson. vikings do notant to see that. peterson and jackson both would have to sit out a play, but they would return. favre, though, sitting on the sides thinking, i can't watch that. second quarter, the giants recover from a sluggish start. jacobs rumbles from 73 yards. down to the minnesota 14-rd line. he would punch it in four plays later for the touchdown. the giants cruise to a 21-3 win. favre looking ptty bored, wouldn't you say, there on the sidelines. >>> moving on to redskins news. the team played safety landry on return today. the team will work out a handful of kickers tomorrow including rick novak. shanahan's plan is not to release him after sunday's performance but to find help since he's battling a rib injury. this final play seems to be the redskins bad luck. after sending e game to overtime, the special team seemed to unravel in a series of events that left fans rubbing their eyes in disbeli

looks like i tumbled from near to afar.. i've only half done it and have much to do. how can i travel when i've lost my gazoo? gazoo, said st. nick in surprise. as laughter filled his merry old eyes. gazoo said v-nick as he drew in the snow, a picture of a walrus and eight tiny go. gazoo and gos. gos, what can they be? gos are reindeer from space that go around and around at a very quick pace. they each have ten legs that tickle the air and when you think they are here, they're already there. but my gos are gone and without my gazoo, my oh my what will i do? st. nicholas pulled on his beard and adjusted his sash, thought on the problem and then said in a flash, have no fear for when i am through i'll fly you to venus by reindeer express. i will deliver your toys in much time less. hop into my sleigh and hold on to your hat. away, reindeer, onward and upward, how about that. so on that night they started anew. st. nick, v-nick and the reindeer crew. santa told v-nick about the good boys and girls. as v-nick assembled all tho

. >> jennifer burlingwho have heard about the search parties for her cousin from afar.undreds attended a candlelight vigil for her. >> i thought my gosh, i'm not doing enough. i'm not up there helping them. >> yet jennifer is the one who found her. she and her boyfriend were leaving the sports basement on bryant street when they looked over at a car parked on division. >> there's a car off to the side with a couple people standing there and we're people watchers so we're looking around and mike goes, hey, is that your uncle? i'm like yeah! like my gosh, i started shaking. >> the pony tail in the back of his head was really what gave it away. trench coat, black. and right beside her was jean. it fit the description. >> they watched from a distance until police arrived. mike took pictures of the arrest while jennifer stayed far out of site. she says the uncle charles burlingwho have is estranged from the family but had recently visited reading. >> he comes up once in a while to visit his kids. he's been allowed to stay in jake's house and jean's dad's house. and once he f

how the sound of your feet running from afar brings dancing rhythms to my day. >> very nice. that was the president reading to students of long branch elementary school of arlington. during the q & a that followed he revealed, the leader of the free world, has to bend down and scoop poop after his dog bo like everybody else. that drew a collective ewww from the second grade class. >>> a day after being released on bail, the founder of wikileaks said he fears that the united states is getting ready to do it him. but as charlie d'agata reports from london, julian assange insists his website will continue its work despite what he has called a smear campaign against him. >>> julian assange says he's worried the u.s. is preparing to try him as a spy. >> we heard reports yesterday, a secret indictment has been made against me, in the united states. >> the wikileaks founder is under what he calls high-tech house arrest at a friend's country mansion, three hours outside london after being freed from a british jail on bail. >> we're very nice to be among good friends, fresh snow in th

. >> one thing from afar i say that 05 like to spend six months of my life with family members are wanthing but they do become your family i guess. >> yes suspicion of the people on your team, you could talk to anybody on the team lead on anybody you know we all have a good time together. >> you know the old saying as long as u.n. people smiling. even though you're not feeling good europe visiting folks at the hospital? >> love was a kid just to touch nba player somebody, >> we had a good time. put smiles on kids' faces. that's what matters. >> i would imagine you get choked up? >> have had a couple instances where we did that in college and i choked up. i can these people really open up a >>. good to meet you and i hope to see you on the floor couple of weeks and of the rest gets heard again toward the plant is come back here and talk. >> i would love to. >> watch him with the warriors catherines this guy can block shocks and it does a lot of the dirty work very unselfish guy. >> we like them. >> and here and. >> "the insider" has the most complete coverage of tonight's top star news.

looking from afar, it's difficult to get a real idea of what's happening on the ground. would you say that you are breaking the back of the taliban? is the military effort breaking the back of the taliban? >> i'm not going to prognosticate -- >> right now what's happening on the ground. not tomorrow or two weeks. >> there are areas in the country where the taliban is under immense pressure and being really hurt. like the area around kust. there are other areas where the taliban is holding its own. and there may be some areas, localized, where they are making limited inrounds of the the influx of international troops led by the u.s. has made a real difference and created more space for an effort to push them back. >> are you optimistic? >> as i said i don't bet on games, this is not a game. you remember from the bosnia days i never would answer that question. we just have a job to do and we are going to do it. i'm not into the light at the end of the tunnel stuff. >> how would you compare where you are today from let's say a year ago when you started? not even a year ago?

the ringleader joseph robbed he apparently is what is are watching the games from afar because he was with criminal mischief and banned from future make-believe games. but i don't get the whole waffles' right thing. they're all over him and tron says you're a nuisance. in fact let's go to jan will quick our film critic remember the days of the rock are more pictures show what you could just throw food at the screen to remember those days? >> i remember the food fight and animal house. you don't throw it at athletes. >> only insight you can get from the great chance. when we come back, what i say i love this movie and i give it three hats it could only mean one woman and what will mentally. jan kcbs the weekends here at groton. she gives seminars use all over the place and she is here to break down the films you should see in just a few moments. are you ready to go jan? >> the best movie of the year and going to tell you about. >> that's a tease. >> and the worst. >> that will hold them, don't loaf.move. product recalls to home buying tips, government car auctions to finding a new job,

. >> jennifer burlingoff heard about her search for her cousin from afar. they were leading search teams through snow. hundreds obtained a candlelight vigil while jennifer kept track of it all from san francisco. >> i thought i'm not doing enough, i live too far away. i live too far away i live in san francisco, i'm not up there helping him. >> yet jennifer is the one who found her. she and her boyfriend were leaving the sports basement on bryant street when they looked over at a car parked on division. >> there's a car off to the side with a couple people standing there and we're people watchers. so we were just kind of looking around and mike goes, hey, is that your uncle. i'm like yeah. my gosh, i started shaking. >> the pony tail on the back of his head was really what gave it away. and trench coat, black. right beside him was jean and it just fit the description. >> they watched from a distance until police arrived. mike took pictures of the arrest while jennifer stayed far out of sight. she says the uncle 44-year-old charles burlingoff is estranged fr

regarding compensation -- claims officers traveled afar to see the tension and bring the claims forward. >> this is very detailed work. it depends on the circumstances. >> what about the difference between the u.s. and the uk. >> we both fulvous same procedure. there may have been different up until now. >> thanks. >> claims have been made regarding civilians being killed. >> it is an interactive process. the afghans understand this. >> we do have a process of which you are speaking. we can make certain payments quickly. i think the americans have a similar approach. >> regarding damage, does there have to be a claim for would they make an immediate payment >> that is what a therefore. that is the argument. it is to do exactly that. we want to make sure there is any reimbursement for any damage caused. we want to make sure that the afghan local snow this. we go out of our way to offer swift abilities for people to be reimbursed. we try to do that more widely than just the big population centers. [unintelligible] what about sterilization operations? >> we are the second-largest contribut

manger ♪ ♪ the one the angel promised would be ♪ ♪ they came to see the face of the savior ♪ ♪ from afartigate a sewage spill. it's either environmental terrorism or extreme negligence. they found construction debris jammed into a sewage line. officials aren't sure if the construction company left the debris behind or if someone deliberately placed night the line. >> we've got some sunshine and frances will tell us about it. >> first we have to get through thick fog. novato down to fourth of a mile but other places it's very clear. temperatures will be warming up to the mid-50s for the most part. a lot of sunshine around the bay ar

this is obviously my own opinion, but looking from afar, it would make some sense anyway for russia.f russia and qatar in consecutive world cup bids amidst allegations of an investigation and expose says of corruption in fifa. draw your own conclusion. >> that's exasperation on max's face. all right, max. appreciate it. thank you. again, if you're just tuning in, we're not going to get the 2022 world cup games. they're going to qatar. and the 2018 going to moscow. that's it. back in a moment. that i was gog to need a day job. we actually have a lot of scientists that play music. the creativity, the innovation, there's definitely a tie there. one thing our scientists are working on is carbon capture and storage, which could prevent co2 from entering the atmosphere. we've just built a new plant to demonstrate how we can safely freeze out the co2 from natural gas. it looks like snow. it's one way that we're helping provide energy with fewer emissions. looks like we're in for a bumpy ride. go ahead, ignore me. but in this turbulent market, you're going to need help... protecting some of

institution, by its work, and by the statesmen i have had the portunity to serve with, whom i know only fm afar but now grateful that i can call those same men and women my colleagues. nothing er worth doing -- my time here is no exception. the past 16 months i have asked the folks that work with plea to try to get six years of service out of that time. they have worked tirelessly to do that. my chief of staff, my deputy chief of staff vivian martinez, state director carlos robello, ben moncrief, maureen jaeger, brian walsh, frank walker, spencer wayne, victor sarvino, taylor booth and many, many other have made our time here worthwhile and i thank all of them. i especially thank vivian and maureen who left their families and gave up precious time with their children to come to washington to support me in these efforts. i'm also thankful to the people whwork in our state office. time and time again when i travel around florida, i am encountered by people who have received such a warm reception from the men and women who serve usn florida and help people deal with problems with the federal gover

the israel ministry of foreign afars outright called fatah a terrorist organization. they said, fatah is a terrorist organization as defined in the presention of terrorist ordinance end quote. just so you know the ordinance provides the israeli government specific measures when dealing with terrorists and when protecting the security of its citizens and has been in place for the past six decades. with regards to the united states, one has to do some research to find the terrorist designation of fatah. first and foremost, in december 1987, then president ronald reagan signed into law the anti-terrorism act of 1987. it states quote, the congress determines that the p.l.o. and its affiliates are a terrorist organization and a threat to the interest of the united states its allies and to international law and should not benefit from operating in the united states, ends quote. it further states that the p.l.o. has been implicated in the murder of americans overseas. when the acted says the p.l.o. and its affiliates, you must understand that fatah is the main affiliate of t

but looking from afar, it is difficult to get a real idea of what is happening on the ground. would you say that you're breaking the back of the taliban? is the military effort breaking the back of the taliban? >> i am not going to part boston .ade about -- prognosticate they are in areas where they're really being hurt. there are other areas where the taliban is holding its own. and there may be some areas where they're making limited inroads. but the influx of additional international troops has made a real difference and created more space for an effort to push them back. >> are you optimistic? >> as a set, this is not a game. you remember that i would never answer that question. we have a job to do and we're going to do it. and i am not a light at the end of the tunnel stop. >> how would you compare where you are today from a year ago when you started? >> the taliban were under much more immense pressure than they were then. >> there has been a lot of talk about what he did not states is going to agree with or back, whether the afghan government will get into any meaningfu

the israel ministry of foreign afars outright called fatah a terrorist organization.y said, fatah is a terrorist organization as defined in the presention of terrorist ordinance end quote. just so you know the ordinance provides the israeli government specific measures when dealing with terrorists and when protecting the security of its citizens and has been in place for the past six decades. with regards to the united states, one has to do some research to find the terrorist designation of fatah. first and foremost, in decemr 1987, then president ronald reagan signed into law the anti-terrorism act of 1987. it states quote, the congress determines that the p.l.o. and its affiliates are a terrorist organization and a threat to the interest of the united states its allies and to international law and should not benefit from operating in the united states, ends quote. it further states that the p.l.o. has bn implicated in the murder of americans overseas. when the acted says the p.l.o. and its affiliates, you must derstand that fatah is the main affiliate of the p.l.o.

counter-terrorism is concerned, what we hae done in the military basis, certainly the terrorist, but afar as counter-terrism within the heartland of pakistan we are at zero. we have done nothing. people have been caught here and there, but really we have done nothing because there is no counter-terrorism force and pakistan. our situatn politically, shuja nawaz talked about it. the coalition government. the existence is ingenuous because they are being blackmailed by minority partners , two minority partners, if not one. the julif and mgm. as far as the government is concerned certainly i agree that richard holbrooke lost because he was more pakistan centric. he certainly did a lot for pakistan and the present government. the president pakistan government will find it very difficult to survive, at least invested perceptions without richard holbrook'broad shoulders to support them. economically we are in a mess. in a sense that just before i walked in the imf package is in doldrums. we cannot deliver the reform. .. >> initially they went in and defeated the taliban. they found out of the ta

by its work, and by the statesmen i have had the opportunity to serve with, whom i know only from afar but now grateful that i can call those same men and women my colleagues. nothing ever worth doing -- my time here is no exception. the past 16 months i have asked the folks that work with plea to try to get six years of service out of that time. they have worked tirelessly to do that. my chief of staff, my deputy chief of staff vivian martinez, state director carlos robello, ben moncrief, maureen jaeger, brian walsh, frank walker, spencer wayne, victor sarvino, taylor booth and many, many other have made our time here worthwhile and i thank all of them. i especially thank vivian and maureen who left their families and gave up precious time with their children to come to washington to support me in these efforts. i'm also thankful to the people who work in our state office. time and time again when i travel around florida, i am encountered by people who have received such a warm reception from the men and women who serve us in florida and help people deal with problems with the federal

but looking from afar, it is difficult to get a real idea of what is happening on the ground. would you say that you're breaking the back of the taliban? is the military effort breaking the back of the taliban? >> i am not going to part boston .ade about -- prognosticate they a in areas where they're really being hurt. there are other areas where the taliban is holding its own. and there may be somereas where they're making limited inroads. but the influx of additional international troops has made a real difference and created more space for an effort to push them back. >> are you optimistic? >> as a set, this is not a game. you remember that i would never answer that question. we have a job to do and we're going to do it. and i am not a light at the end of the tunnel stop. >> how would you compare where you are today from a year ago when you started? >> the taliban were under much more immense pressure than they were then. >> there has been a lot of talk about what he did not states is going to agree with or back, whether the afghan government will get into any meaningful ne

by its work, and by the statesmen i have had the opportunity to serve with, whom i know only from afar but now grateful that i can call those same men and women my colleagues. nothing ever worth doing -- my time here is no exception. the past 16 months i have asked the folks that work with plea to try to get six years of service out of that time. they have worked tirelessly to do that. my chief of staff, my deputy chief of staff vivian martinez, state director carlos robello, ben moncrief, maureen jaeger, brian walsh, frank walker, spencer wayne, victor sarvino, taylor booth and many, many other have made our time here worthwhile and i thank all of them. i especially thank vivian and maureen who left their families and gave up precious time with their children to come to washington to support me in these efforts. i'm also thankful to the people who work in our state office. time and time again when i travel around florida, i am encountered by people who have received such a warm reception from the men and women who serve us in florida and help people deal with problems with the federal

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