a couple of years ago was my first attention. they showed up at my store and some of our i was really surprised and the way they treated us for the requirement and other people, plants in the store, i believe the license can be bought able to have but it's very expensive the first time i was required to pay. it was about $900 and then it went to $1,300 with all of the fees and all of these added up to 1900 dollars. i paid for one of my locations. the second one is still pending. i don't know what's coming to happen but i feel it's a very expensive license. my consignors our regular consignors. we have more than 500 right now and most of them are regular that come every six months and drop off merchandise. we have all of the information on them. i feel like this type of license is not for second-hand clothing stores. i also don't agree with the treatment we got about getting a license. thank you. supervisor wiener: thank you very much. is there any other public comment? supervisor farrell: seeing none, public comment is closed. su

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he broke his own previous best set two years ago. he one day to do the light of the crowd in the stadium. -- he won to the delights of the crowd in the stadium. all seven of the 8 finalists keep their -- be to their own personal best. that years ago, he won his country's first ever olympic middle. he beat the home favorite in the -- bronze medal. that is all the sport for now. >> we will get more later on in the program. you are watching bbc news. the host of the next olympics are preparing for this year's closing ceremonies in london. we will have a preview. >> back to the olympics now. the moment usain bolt seal to be medal in the olympics, he was held -- hailed in jamaica. if bolt couldo see f make it two in a row. >> one, two, three. >> this is a fantastic moment for jamaica. we want to move to make a fool with. all we have to say is to make a, 1, two, three. -- jamaica, 1 2, 3 in jamaica, the party has just begun. >> the delaware -- the volume have been cranked up. focus is on jamaica's upcoming stars. >> we have high school cha

seven years ago their house was swallowed up by katrina. >> i cried a lot.was just -- the loss was so tremendous. it wasn't just the physical loss. it was the emotional loss of your community. >> reporter: there were some who thought the lake view neighborhood would just die away but connie wouldn't hear of it. single handedly you were calling people, telling them come on back. >> yes. >> reporter: sitting with them at your dining room table encouraging them to rebuild. >> as i saw people driving in to address their house for the first time i would go there and hug them and say look. whatever you need i'm in my home. we're a base. >> reporter: as she was telling us how she eventually created st. paul's home coming center to help people rebuild. >> oh, there go the lights. >> reporter: in the dark of tuesday night connie and her husband gathered with neighbors, something she says wouldn't have happened before katrina. by thursday they'd been without power for 36 hours. hi. how you doing? >> hi. >> reporter: you made it. they lost some roof shingles. >> yeah.

it began three years ago. the marketing manager of the ski resort is proud of what they have achieved. >> this 90% of artificial snow on the slopes, so we can guarantee five months of skiing here. >> this pond supplies the water for the snow guns. he used to be the director of the national park. he criticized the building of skiing facilities and promptly lost his job. >> i think the current government is somehow reflecting the political, social, and economical context in slovakia today. unfortunately, we are still living in a period where government is not able or willing to make decisions to value the land we are living on. >> conservation is not a high priority in slovakia, even 22 years after the end of communism. government policy is to encourage tourism to boost the economy. the skiing resort is where local politicians authorize the development of the slopes and infrastructure five years ago. they had great plans, but the cable car up the mountain is now broken, and tourist numbers are way below expectat

seven years ago katrina hit as a much stronger hurricane and the city was woefully unprepared. the flood protection levees burst flooding much of the city, destroying homes. more than 1,800 people were killed here and along the gulf coast. isaac will be the first big test of the city's new flood defenses which are being bolstered up with a few hours ago. billions have been spent to protect new orleans from surging water. and along the gulf coast people were being told to evacuate their homes with fears of serious flooding in low-lying areas close to shore. people here in new orleans are making final preparations as the storm moves slowly but surely toward the city. the worst of isaac is expected to hit overnight. >> and for the latest we spoke to alister in new orleans a few moments ago. it must bring haunting memories exactly seven years to the day. what's the mood like tonight? >> well, i think it certainly is bringing back memories for those people who went through the storm seven years ago and people are doing pretty much what they were all those years ago and that's boardi

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that is what was going on a year ago. think in a lot of ways, we of seen a lot of the same issues continue. host: texas, democratic caller. caller: it is good to hear you all this morning. i appreciate your comments. the republican view of people being manipulated and so forth, when nancy pelosi and harry reid went into office, that is when our fiscal problems began. they spent $1 billion like you and i would spend 50 cents. the sex trade in the drug culture, if you'd get somebody off of drugs, like being paid $700 an hour to make some look like an idiot, these are the things and the tricks and the things they tried to do using the republican line or whatever in order to make republicans deem evil, when in fact they do not see the evil in their own backyard. guest: some of those comments and some comments like that are one of the reasons we have this sort of deep divide between republicans and democrats. i think the level of discourse in the country has shifted over the last couple of years. actually, probably even before

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that program started many, many, many years ago. that program was funded many years ago.>neil: but that has been relegated to fixing toyotas going off cliffs, for nasa, looking at technology. that's...that's a bad kind of a come down as to what has happened to our space program. >>guest: well, i tell what you is happening, how much credit can we take for "curiosity," and take $5 billion from the creator of curiosity and made it happen. took $5 billion away from them over the next five years. how much commitment is that to the future? that is what i'm arguing against. we can give billions away to rescue a car company and we probably will never get half of it back but we cannot find a little money here and there two re-create the technology that needs to challenge the future. >> i don't want to leave new a sticky position. you have seen every president, since kennedy, or right after kennedy, and you had a chance to meet with president obama, if he were to come here, what would you tell him? >>guest: if he gave me the time, and we could sit down and talk like you and i are t

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she was crushed to death by an israeli military bulldozer in gaza nine years ago. she was standing in front of a palestinian home to prevent its demolition. on tuesday, an israeli judge rejected the family's wrongful death lawsuit, ruling the death resulted from an accident she brought upon herself her mother condemned the verdict. >> we are, of course, deeply saddened and troubled by what we heard today from the judge in the haifa district court. i believe this was a bad day, not only for our family, but a bad day for human rights, humanity, for the rule of law commack and also for the country of israel. this diplomatic process between the united states and israel failed us, and today, the israeli court system demonstrated its failure. >> the family says it will appeal the case to the israel supreme court. to see our interview with her parents, go to our website, democracynow.org. the mexican government has apologized for a shooting by federal police officers that wounded two cia operatives last night -- last week. they were driving near mexico city when they came

federal spending that caused such a national uproar two years ago. ryan's family has deep wisconsin roots. fifth generation. he is the youngest of four. with two brothers. one sister. his father was a lawyer who died when chairman ryan was 16 years old. chairman ryan graduated from miami university in ohio in 1992, 20 years ago, with a bachelor's degree in economics and political science. after college, ryan worked with jack kemp, whom he called his mentor. jack kemp was a quarterback football star for the pittsburgh steelers and the buffalo bills. kemp also joined bob dole as his vice presidential running mate in 1996. mr. kemp championed tax cuts to bolster growth. he passed away in 2009. paul ryan is a roman catholic. he is married to janna little. and has three children. mrs. ryan is a lawyer. their home is in wisconsin. where ryan is a sportsman. he likes to hunt. he likes to fish. he likes to snowmobile. when congress is in session, congressman ryan stays in washington, and often sleeps in his capitol hill office. when his work piles up, paul w

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the national hurricane center released an updated forecast moments ago. let's get the latest from sue in the weather center. >> it's amazing brian, it is still maintaining that intensity. it has winds of 80 miles an hour. it is offshore just a little bit, expected to make a land fall in a few hours near grand isle, louisiana. it skimmed across the delta and back in the water. as you can see on radar, an awful lot of water and the storm surge has been dangerous. shell beach has a storm surge of 10.3. so that 6 to 12 prediction has come out on the high end and it will stay high for the next 12 to 24 hours. let's get to that new track that was issued moments ago. still a category one storm. because it's so large, as mentioned, a lot of water moving around and moving northwest at 8 miles per hour. that is maintaining very, very slow forward motion. you see where it skims along the coast. 7:00 tomorrow morning, north and west of grand isle between grand isle and patterson. tomorrow evening, it's just getting to baton rouge as a tropical storm, dropping an awfu