approving new agreements with air canada, berlin, hawaiian airlines, abx, hawaii and cargo, and ameriflight. some of these leases would authorize landing rights and terminal rentals. three of the leases are cargo only airlines simply requesting landing rights. i would be happy to answer any specific questions you might have. supervisor chu: let's go to the budget analysts report on this item. >> as we stated on page 7 of the report, the subject airlines have paid the airport landing fees for fiscal year 2007. on page 8 b. point out that with respect to two of these airlines, canada and new zealand, they are producing some of their space because of less of a need for the space, resulting in a reduction of revenues. as you know, it will have no direct fiscal impact on the airport because of its policy where it necessary with a projected budgetary shortfall, they would realize approval of this resolution -- they would realize. we recommend approval of this resolution. supervisor chu: are there any members of the public that wish to comment on item number two? seeing no one, public comment is c

the air mass keeps coming down from canada. when you have that deep, deep trough, little pieces of energy roll along the jet stream. create clouds and little bits of shower activity. another is going to head toward our region. we might have a shower in the morning. we expect to see slightly warmer temperatures. there's all kinds of snow from maine, new hampshire, and vermont. not quite as much fell.

canada and seven additional nations will now contribute air and or naval support. canada, seven c f-18 bombers. denmark, six f-16 fighter jets. greece, one frigate ship, four military bases. italy, 12 warplanes. norway, six f-16's, romania, one frigate. turkey, five warships, one submarine. the u.s., eight warships, three submarines, two guided missile destroyers, plus f-15 and f-16 fighter jets. non-nato nations also have offered jets. qatar, the united arab emirates, and sweden. when nato took control this week an official pled to the u.k. gaddafi's foreign secretary aka his secretary of state, moussa koussa. british foreign secretary william hague confirmed it thursday. >> the libyan foreign minister moussa koussa arrived at airport yesterday from that area. his resignation shows gaddafi's regime which has seen significant reductions is fragmented, under pressure and crumbling from within. >> secretary moussa koussa had worked for libya's foreign service for over 30 years. he was joined within hours by ally abdel salem trekki as the highest ranking officials in t

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canada. that's dragging more cold air in. along with it a lot of instability. showers.o the wet weather is primarily from portland northward, dry in nevada, utah, fine in arizona too. here's a look at that radar. the green on here is the rain. yes, it's a high elevations there is snow out there in the olympics and through the high peaks of the cascades but notice the hit and miss showers this morning and that forecast is going to continue during the day today. even into tomorrow, there's another chance of another burst of rain coming on through, especially in oregon. temperatures behind that storm system going through the rockies, it is chilly, 35 in boise when you wake up, 40s and low 40s from seattle to medford. you need to put the winter clothes on. we would love to put them away sooner or later. today's highs, lucky to hit 50 degrees from portland northward into seattle. spokane very chilly today. in l.a., that's where the nice weather is. los angeles to phoenix, enjoy what should be a nice day. that's a look at your thursday ukiah, even a little cool for you. baker

the air mass keeps coming down from canada.you have that deep, deep trough, little pieces of energy roll along the jet stream. create clouds and little bits of shower activity. another is going to head toward our region. we might have a shower in the morning. we expect to see slightly warmer temperatures. there's all kinds of snow from maine, new hampshire, and vermont. not quite as much fell. couple of spots in maine getting snow now. two to four. couple of spots got five to six or seven inches. for us, spotty light sprinkles in the mountains. snowflakes for those generally above freezing. those spotty showers, a bit of a warmup coming this weekend. and even milder temps this second sunday. and by monday, this moves off the coast. we get southerly winds, back up, around 70, looks like, for monday. showers probably just to our northwest. but monday night and tuesday, a cold front will come through with thundershowers. looks like monday, right now, maybe a really nice day for baseball here in baltimore. northwest winds, 5 to 10

first you need to have really cold air dropping in from canada. thing you got to have, really warm, moist air being pumped up from the gulf of mexico. where those two air masses clash, that's instability. but now, you have to have something to pull that air up into the sky, and that's where the jet stream comes in. think of the jet stream as like a big vacuum cleaner in the air. and the stronger that this air mass gets pulled up, the stronger the storms will be. that's exactly what we had. then those tornadoes would travel right along the path of the jet stream. one of the tornadoes actually set a world's record for how long it traveled. it was over 300 miles. traveled all the way up to the maryland area. a lot of times tornadoes are on the ground for, say, half a mile. we had them at times on wednesday, 300 miles. all right, let's get right to our forecast out there right now. do i see anything volatile today? pretty quiet. okay. guys, let's pull up our satellite picture. you're going to find -- like little rock to memphis tennessee to st. louis

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canada. china operations are today. party's top stories coalition air strikes on libya claimed more lives at least ten ground poles are reported killed in a raid this comes as the country's government rejects the opposition's cease fire condition saying it will never once draw its troops from the rebel held city. meanwhile a russian part soonest take on the events in libya and across the mideast is causing a stir on the internet he blends a modern day version of the three little pigs with a popular computer game presenting a book you can bring to an underpass. but the preparations for a science spacecraft last marking the fiftieth anniversary of man's first space flight are in the final phase the rocket has been installed on the launch pad at baikonur cosmodrome and it's three days now before takeoff. sport is next here in artsy with kate. hello welcome to the sports news on this busy saturday and in these are our top stories. the action we have all the latest. could be a new lead at the end of the day in the russian premier league. plus big name for ra

while mickey in the morning was preempted, they did air the game on tv in canada.o tv here, but thanks to nafta -- well, no thanks to nafta -- well, we hijacked the highlights anyway. in bottom sixth, after the as had scored one run off trevor cahill, jackson saves another run to end the inning. first, top eight, coco crisp strikes out on a wild pitch and andy laroche comes in to tie the game and then jackson, the hero with the bat, bringing home crisp for the go ahead run. you hold it on the wolf, sounds like a zz top song, fuentes comes in to brings things around. the as win their second game, both day games, by the way. this one 2-1. tomorrow's the big day. the party is set, china basin is the place to be. the giants home opener is set for 1:35. tonight, manager bruce bochy on sand hill road not looking for vc funding, but receiving a lifetime achievement award, the positive coaching alliance hosting the event, where bochy is speaking at a dinner, as we speak. tonight at 11:00, we hear what the skipper had to say on opening day. we've already heard from the oppo

>> reporter: commander of canada's largest air base.ads of state, even the queen of england. and now, murder suspect in chief. >> i've seen war criminals, i've seen suicide bombers, i've seen hit men. i've seen deranged husbands who lost it. certainly i've never seen anything like this before. >> you and i both know you were at jessica lloyd's house. and i need to know why. >> chris, that last exchange took place about halfway through what turned out to be a nine-hour interrogation. and experts we've talked to say it is one of the most skillful interrogations you have ever seen. >> what was it about this detective sergeant smith who was doing the interrogation there that he was able to extract the information that he needed? >> he is patient. he is methodical. he has planned every question. and his chief challenge is that he's faced with this high-flying colonel. you don't challenge the colonel. and so he uses all kinds of psychological techniques to get to him. he, for one thing, he never calls him colonel. he only calls him russ. he i

canada, the netherlands, and other countries. the justice department recommends ventilation, air conditioning, drinking water, and education about the risks of drug use and over extension to ensure a safe event for you. we are nonprofit. we have been looking for been used to hold fund-raising youth dances in san francisco for youth under 18. we have not meant able to find them so far. please help us. we believe that cooperation and education are key. we are looking forward to working with venues, promoters, and the city to establish education and safety at all types of mass events. thank you. >> you said you have tried to find venues and have failed to find any. what efforts have you made and what doors have been closed? >> the key criteria for finding the news has been to find outside venues since we do not want to charge teams outrageous amounts over $10 on weekends. we want venues that would be safe. that means there would be in close proximity to major streets and public press protection -- public transportation, where we feel kids could come and leave without fear. we have tried most clubs in san francisco. very few want to

canada after. trying to corporations rule the day. there are two live from moscow our top stories coalition air strikes on libya claimed more lives at at least ten rebels are reported killed in our brain this comes out the country's government reject the opposition cease fire conditions saying it will never work draw its troops from the rebel held city it's. meanwhile across the cartels causes a stir on the internet with his take on the events in libya and across the mideast you glance a modern same person of the three little pigs but a popular computer game designer working view of the region on rafts. plus preparations for a tie and spacecraft launch marking the fiftieth anniversary of man's first space flight are in the final phase of the rocket has been installed on the launch pad of baikonur cosmodrome three days before take. off that's our special report about the only american under seventeen to be executed in the u.s. . as sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite a lot when volunteer was out on the road noel and laura knew her well. we're all for just if it could be an

air we should not allow this to happen. only six years later the supreme court of canada decided that they could not bring the case as a class action you know every farmer has to claim his damages individually and assume the high risk and high legal costs. when we were in switzerland last year one interesting thing is we had a journalist who was very surprised to find out that when we do surveys in canada about labeling g.m. foods that over ninety percent of canadians say we want mandatory labeling on foods and this journalist was so surprised he said we just assume we take for granted that in north america you're comfortable with g.m. foods look you've been eating it for ten years and you seems to be no health effects we see. people when you survey them when you ask them they don't want this we are eating this unfortunately because we don't know it's in our food there's no labeling therefore we're being used like a laboratory experiment where you can use those guinea pigs and who knows we may be affected with our health as we speak with products that you purchase in the store anything that has soya or canola and or corn you

canada . this president. about the scandal surrounding russian aircraft fuel shipments to the u.s. air force base in manassas. we all know the brands for the miners base constitutes an important source of income for carriers down the hall that this scandal let me remind you broke out when it was discovered that russia supplied the aircraft fuel from its refinery at discount prices where the fuel was then sold to the us air force at full price profits were made. russia then decided to adjust the price. is that true and how did the price adjustment effect carolus down. with that well actually these shipments were used by the families of both presidents and their enrichment schemes the president archives family was involved in the first one president bakiev family and the other. son not seen by keef was clearly involved in. russian aircraft fuel. wreaks quarter ticket us human. it's to russia's move to introduce asked for duty for all time so fuels and luxury comes cheap to kyrgyzstan since the latest april but was only natural. if they did they get. hit you hard it cost us more than two

canada. and because of that, it just colliding with a lot of warm and unstable air producing all these tornado outbreaks. >> reporter: after such devastation, hundreds of communities are rallying relief efforts. >> reporter: i'm angela palermo in gloucester, virginia. community leaders have set up a command center from providing everything from diapers to food to clothing to the more than 100 victims affected. the coordinator says once the victims' basic needs have been taken care of, local emergency management teams along with volunteers will go to the affected areas and help to rebuild. >> reporter: i'm deja knight in st. stevens, south carolina, where tornados ripped through this area leaving many homes and buildings just like this church behind me completely destroyed. today members of refuge simple are here sorting through what little is left of their church and trying to decide when and how they're going to rebuild. >> reporter: classes at raleigh's shaw university had to be canceled for the rest of the school year due to damage there. sophomore julius stokes, jr., grabbed his camera at

canada. behind it you can see a little clearing for tomorrow and cold air. then a swirl here, that is the system for wednesday. when it comes through it brings a better chance of rain in the north bay and cooler conditions. wednesday will probably be the coolest day. thursday through saturday, near 60 at the coast with low 70s around the bay and inland. >>> good morning everyone. think you'll have a great commute out there, as well. nothing to slow you down. take you around the bay area, 680 walnut creek. southbound here as you make your way towards highway 24 and down through the san ramon valley. no delays if you are heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza through the maze, westbound and westbound 580 coming across your screen. in the north bay, the ride is fine through san rafael as southbound traffic moves well out of novato and checking in aok in the south bay with this live shot of 280 and 17 interchange. get the latest traffic information when it changes. we update it 24/7 on our website. >> kristen: thank you. it's 5:53. >> eric: walmart gets back t

it's off in canada pushing off to the northeast and thankfully we're left with drier air and clear air in north carolina. of course, for the cleanup, meanwhile this is the big system we're watching, mountain snow. you can see some of that activity in colorado and back to utah that could possibly bring us more severe weath >>> dan and bianna. >> all right. jackie, thank you. >>> coming up, caged. the oscar-winning actor nicolas cage arrested after fighting with his wife on the streets of new orleans. you will not believe who bailed him out. >>> and royal succession. a new plan to change the rules. now royal women may have an equal claim to england's throne and we have new details about will and kate's honeymoon. you don't want to miss those. we'll be right back. will and kate's honeymoon. you don't want to miss those. we'll be right back. share one appetizer, then choose two entrees from 14 chili's favorites, like our slow-smoked, tender baby back ribs. the $20 dinner for two. now part of our menu every day at chili's. to talk about our blueberry juice drinks. they're made with my sweet

air, that's why it gets so heavy and mucky. there's going to be the potential for all of this snow into maine and into atlantic canada. a foot or more of snow on sunday. >> aren't you glad we're down south? >> very glad. also very glad we could see severe weather in the middle of next week. watch you for the south. snow or severe weather. watch for tornadoes. >> thanks, chad. >>> for two weeks, we have been documenting special correspondent philippe cousteau's journey to the arctic circle. today marks the final day we'll have his wrup dates for you. cousteau's been an an expedition to study the arctic. dangers range from subzero temperatures to polar bears. he also accomplished a cnn first with our furthest north live shot ever. here's his good-bye. >> it's been an incredible journey exploring the critical science happening here at the catlin ice base. we've been privileged to see the scientists at work up close and personal as they dive in the heart of the their research. we've got a little tiny bit of seawater starting to seep up through the ice. we haven't broken through yet, but we are very close. how much further

air busts and boeing and allen would agree with me it's rapidly ending. in other companies and countries are attracted by that $3.6 trillion market i talked about. there's china and dray zill, canada and russia. .. to 22,000 feet that's hard to do. i have no doubt that they'll be able to build a very good airplane. at the same time, you know, china is the largest market that we have. and they've gone from being a supplier and a customer to a supplier and a competitor and they have done that in about 40 years. they have decided to make airplanes. airplane manufacturing a national priority. i'm sure they will be successful. now, i think that presents another issue for many industrialists in the united states. it is a huge marketplace. it's a marketplace where you have to pay to play. and like any country where we put technology, we have to be very careful that we're not giving away technology that ultimately could help a competitor compete with us around the world. you know, it's interesting, you know, china there you go and it's amazing every time that i visit the improvements, the changes that have been made and certainly they will do that in their aerospace industry as well. mean

air busts and boeing and allen would agree with me it's rapidly ending. in other companies and countries are attracted by that $3.6 trillion market i talked about. there's china and dray zill, canada and russia. .. to 22,000 feet that's hard to do. i have no doubt that they'll be able to build a very good airplane. at the same time, you know, china is the largest market that we have. and they've gone from being a supplier and a customer to a supplier and a competitor and they have done that in about 40 years. they have decided to make airplanes. airplane manufacturing a national priority. i'm sure they will be succesul that presents another issue for many industrialists in the united states. it is a huge marketplace. it's a marketplace where you have to pay to play. and like any country where we put technology, we have to be very careful that we're not giving away technology that ultimately could help a competitor compete with us around the world. you know, it's interesting, you know, china there you go and it's amazing every time that i visit the improvements, the changes that have been made and certainly they will do that in their aerospace industry as well. meanwhile, military