>> anna meant everything to me. asking me is, if i could go back in time, with what i know now, absolutely, i would do that. as you know, in life, you don't have hindsight. you don't have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight. you live life in the present. i did the best i could. and i know doctors did the best they could at the time. >> you're right. there are no do-overs in life. but knowing what you know now, are there any crucial moments you can identify where you think she and you could have taken a different path? >> for me, i mean, if you're going to ask specifics, it would actually be when i was working on the supreme court case, that, you know, i think there were things that daniel had going on in his life. that i missed out on. and i think that, to me, that was the crucial moment. >> daniel, her son? >> i focused too much on work and not enough on what was going on with daniel at the time. >> and i think, george, again, if i may add. the time when anna was pregnant with dannielynn, we're talking about the last fe

he posed for a picture with anna ballin. giffords' aid returned to work yesterday at the congresswoman's district office. simon is getting through this with the help of her loved ones and the nation. she was deeply touched when the president visited her in the hospital. >> we have a terrific president. >> reporter: randy gardner is also a survivor. in a chilling coincidence, he was a student at kent state in 1970 when the ohio national guard opened fire on students protesting the war in vietnam. >> seems we have just as many anger today as we had then. >> reporter: pima sheriff's office has released 911 calls. >> we have a call to police that gabrielle giffords was shot and multiple victims. >> reporter: and a report from first to reach the scene. >> we have at least, 7, 8, 10 gunshot victims here. we're all going to need pd here. >> reporter: more pay their respects as judge roll rojohn r laid to rest. darng days for a community shrouded in grief. and this community still has to bury four more victims. the congresswoman rem

now we see the boys. >> reporter: anna says she is also shamelessly optimistic that through educationhanistan will flourish once more. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >>> this morning, the debut of the new anchor team. this is the morning news. well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? wabout readingl and put it here. introducing nookcolor. experience books, magazines, newspapers and children's books like never before. nookcolor by barnes & noble. uh oh, sesame stir fry from lucky dynasty. oh, me too! but mine's lean cuisine, so no preservatives. wait, did you say? i did! no preservatives. [ female announcer ] only lean cuisine's got over 90 dishes with no preservatives like sesame stir fry with chicken. it's got crisp, farm picked broccoli and bell peppers, and 100% tender white meat chicken steamed in a savory sesame sauce. yum. mmm. yum is right. can i have a bite? uh huh. [ female announcer ] no preservatives, all delicious. lean cuisine. ,,,, [ female

and now the fate of anna nicole smith's boyfriend. howard k.rn was convicted of helping the late model illegally get prescription drugs, and in just a few days he will be sentenced for that crime. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: in life, anna nicole smith loved the spotlight. a playboy play mate who became a reality tv icon, until she died suddenly of an accidental drug overdose in 2007 at age 39. her name now associated with the legal fallout from her prescription drug use. prosecutors charged her longtime companion, howard k. stern, and her doctors san dive ka poor and christine arose vich with aiding an addict. arguing all three were dazzled by smith's fame and freely fed her addiction to prescription drugs. the defense fired back, saying smith was not an addict but rather in physical and emotional pain over the death of her son daniel, who also overdosed just months before she did. >> you do what's best for your patient. >> reporter: but after two months of testimony and 1 days of deliberations, a mixed verdict. the jury acquitt

. >> lo que le tocÓ vivir a anna opacarÍa el libreto de la per pelÍcula de horror. la vida. >> agarre el puÑo de casillas me mirÉ al espejo y dije en este momento a cabo con mi vida porque lo demÁs. -no doy mÁs. >> era algo muy difÍcil que me estaba pasando porque venÍa de una familia muy tradicional. >> el que se decÍa llamar su marido aunque no estaban casados, la trajo engaÑada desde su natal veracruz. le dijo que cruzarÍan al norte como indocumentados para tener una mejor vida y que habÍa conseguido trabajo en una fÁbrica. ese fue tambiÉn el caso de mariana. >> por dÍa tenía que hacer de 40 a 50 hombres. >> la amenazaban con asesinar a su familia si daba parte a las autoridades, finalmente se armÓ de valor, escapÓ y le informó a la policÍa. >> curiosamente las vivencias de estas mujeres ocurren en lugares secretos, apartados, mÁs bien los que se dedican a este tipo de negocios operan desde vecindarios como es y corrientes. >> en -se calcula que en el mundo entero la trata de seres humanos alcanza a 20 millones de personas. estados unidos no es la excepciÓn. >> e

called secrets of the world with anna chapman and the show is going to air once a week explore hoaxes mysteries other phenomenons now i know it's somebody out there thinking she gets fifteen minutes of fame and now she's a celebrity she gets her own t.v. show sure i get that but can we first talk about how easy it is to get a reality show here in the u.s. so you're m.t.v.'s the jersey shore all you have to do is have fake tan get drunk all the time wake up in a trash can once a month or v h one they have filled their reality shows with people that basically have done nothing more than try to date really gross rap stars about my personal favorite here new york you know flavor flav's for a fling she went from being an average girl looking for love to hosting her own reality show overnight and now she's practically the face of each one so back to my original point here if these people can pull off reality t.v. stardom in the u.s. simply for being trashy at least and chapman was an alleged spy. now if you don't happen to look like anna chapman but you can be described simply as ugly appar

. >> lo que le tocÓ vivir a anna opacarÍa el libreto de la peor pelÍcula de horror.omo esclava sexual por ocho meses e incluso intentÓ quitarse la vida. >> agarre el puÑo de pastillas, me fijÉ en el espejo, y dije aquÍ en este momento a cabo con mi vida porque no doy mÁs. era algo que... muy difÍcil que me estaba pasando porque yo venÍa de una familia muy tradicional. >> el que se decÍa llamar su marido aunque no estaban casados la trajo engaÑada desde su natal veracruz. le dijo que cruzarÍan al norte como indocumentados para tener una mejor vida y que ya le habÍa conseguido trabajo en una fÁbrica. es -ese fue tambiÉn el caso de mariana. >> diario debÍa hacer de 40 a 50 hombres, diario. >> la amenazaban con asesinar a sus familias y daba parte a las autoridades. finalmente se armÓ de valor, escapÓ y le informó a la policÍa. >> curiosamente las vivencias de estas mujeres no ocurren en lugares secretos, mÁs bien los que se dedican a este tipo de negocios operan en vecindarios comunes y corrientes. >> en casas como estas funcionaba el negocio del ex convicto que era el

he never came home and anna wong actually died of heartbreak waiting for her husband to come home. come through this al, there the flower is for her. >> the street has a lot of garbage and some homeless and there is no reason for the perfume smell but not everyone smells it. >> isn't it isn't just spooky ss but a lesson in history and culture. >> this was invented 1894. they started to put a tea garden into the restaurant. i went to share my stories and my heritage and my family. >> they say visitors have claimed to see and smell ghosts. with or without a ser natural encounter say it is well worth the trip. >> it's nice spooky zbleirs thought was interesting to see, history you normally wouldn't see every day. >> who can blame them. dan ashley, "abc 7 news". >>> up next, 7 on your side, hundreds of tiny holes suddenly appear in a woman's [ male announcer ] myron needed an mba to turn his technology into a business. so he chose a university where the faculty average over 14 years of experience in their fields... to help him turn a thesis into a business plan and accelerate the path

stern and anna nicole smith's psychiatrist. steve cooley, says the decision made by the judge diminishes the huge problem of prescription medication abuse. and he says this denigrates the efforts by the state department of justice and the state medical board. >>> it looks like the fog is not going away any time soon but the sun is melting it away. bay area bridges were quite foggy this morning. it could be a few days before the wind blows the fog away, especially in the central v alley. >>> let's check in now with our meteorologist, mark tamayo for more on the fog. >>> that fog still stubborn across parts of the bay area, really having a big impact on our temperatures. a look outside. we can show you first in san francisco, we actually have fare skies. a bit of a breeze. that breeze is impart -- is importing some of that fog. right now, san francisco, 46 degrees. but a completely different picture of walnut creek, right around 40 degrees with still some dense overcast. right now on the maps you can see the coverage and the exte

enter anna hacker who at 47-- 67 is running a school she hopes will give these kids a shot at a bettershe isn't letting anything stand in her way. >> i'm 67. i had a blood clot a year ago and am still coming back. >> reporter: she first came to afghanistan in 1973 as a teacher. 8-year-old icbal was one of her students. now 45, he is a businessman and says there is nothing he wouldn't do for his old teacher. >> she is an angel to everybody she sees. she touches them and she changes their life. >> so you can put your books, groceries-- . >> reporter: it's not just the lives of children she's changing. she set up literacy classes for widows. this is the greatest gift anyone can give me, she says. >> they have given me so much more than you can imagine. just coming and see them smiling. >> reporter: a new building is under construction for the children and widows. the founder has big plans for it. this will be more than just a school. there will be a playground, library and computer room but there will also be doctors, counselers and social workers on-call. the goal is a community centre f

they love anna chapman. she hopes anyway. she's everywhere.shooting, she says. anna chapman, public face of the russian secret service. >> do we have any spies that hot? >> let me make it clear, it wasn't my idea to send her back. >> reporter: blowing her cover in america may have been a great career move, but she seems to miss the united states. new york, what an amazing city, she says, very interesting, very positive energy. she's almost nostalgic, could hollywood be next? one of ten suspected russian spies deported from the u.s. only six months ago, a work permit may be a bit of a problem. anyway she may have other ideas, politics. chapman is one of the new leaders of the youth wing of prime minister putin's political party. but what she most wants she says, is a pet lion. and if you're anna chapman, apparently you get what you want. so anna chapman did get her pet lion and her new year's dreams have already been fulfilled. >> i like the tiger. >> maybe next year. >>> still ahead, tips for really sticking to your new year's resolution. but

me i'm still on edge my name is anna chapman. and i'm starting the investigation well after years of living under the radar snooping in the united states the spy world pillow girl is now uncovering strange phenomena in her own network primetime series it's called secrets of the world it sees and get to the bottom of solving real life x. files type mysteries from russia and around the world that when each. and a few minutes cross talk looks of the uprising in tunisia to ask whether it's a wake up call to tell america the democracies can be fought for without its interference that's coming up shortly sure has got the business before that. hello welcome to our business program i'm sure. price growth is speeding up in russia presidential aide our cottage our coverage forecast inflation may top two percent in january earlier the economic development ministry said it may even conduct two point three percent compared to one point six percent last year the first deputy chairman of russia's central bank admitted that if prices keep growin

hi, anna. anna navarro's a good friend right here from the campaign. and it was just such a labor of love. and people that have responded v to it seem to be people like me that sort of feel disenchanted f by the political process and politics in general. so it's been really nice to go to colleges and see a lot oferal 20-somethings that really sort of relate to this out-of-water,e fish out of water, coming of age story. so i'm just happy anybody's reading it, honestly. >> well, you talk about feeling like an outcast in this campaign. why? >> well, i was thrown off, so that's a pretty good message to be sent by anyone that i wasn't liked. during the primary process i had a really amazing time.ally that's when i first came on and started blogging for my father.g and then after he became then nominee and sarah palin was chosen as his running mate, i wajos sort of -- you can read te book, i was sort of excommunicated, if you will, for not placating, for not dressing the right way or talking the right way.lkin and at the time i came through a lot of zell loa

anunciaron que investigan amenazas de muerte contra jerry brown en forma de graffiti en la ciudad de santa annaex mandatario no se percatÓ hasta que escuchÓ los gritos de la audiencia. al parecer la falta de aire y el exceso de luces provocaron esto. poco despuÉs el ex mandatario pidiÓ a los alumnos que se sentarÁn. >> recuerde este domingo a las 10 de la maÑana o a las nueve se viven en texas, en el centro de la uniÓn americana. terminamos en nueva york que continÚa viviendo una fiesta con la esperanza de que los yest puedan vencer a ... y pasar asÍ a la gran final de super ball. el equipo recibiÓ un gran apoyo, en este caso del edificio empire state. que Ésa era iluminado de tarde y blanco durante esta semana. gracias por acompaÑarnos durante toda la semana Última hora. recuerde que podrÁ optar mÁs informaciÓn en univisión noticias.com. y maÑana a compaÑeros en transmisiones de fines de semana.

anna bly underlines the gravity of the situation. >> we cannot bring you that sound. matthew robertson lives on the banks of the brisbane river. he gave me an update of the situation. >> i will turn the camera around in the second. basically, the devastation, every few minutes there is debris that comes through. it is going by. the river levels have not reached the heights we were expecting. they are extremely high. i will turn the camera around. basically, as you can see there, the river is probably 4.5 meters. on this side, it is not lapping over. but see my can get your around the corner. there is destruction there. the office building where i work in the car park. businesses have been washed away. i talk to my other colleagues and we do not think we will be able to go back for one week. or for several weeks. it is not reading today. -- raining today. people are getting washed away. it is quite serious. >> what has been the reaction in your opinion of the authorities? have they done as much as they can to help? do you think more can be done? >> i honestly think the

. >> anna nicole smith's boyfriend will learn his conviction on insurance charges.duled to be sentenced for conspireing to provide drugs for anna nicole smith using false names. smith's personal physician was acquitted last year. prosecutors in the case are recommending that both stern and the psychiatrist get five years of probation, 300 hours of community service and a $5,000 fine each. >> two businesses will have to pay up for issing to becomo products to minors. they conducted a sting for minors trying to buy tobacco. they face fines between $200 and $1,000. >> antioch leaders are looking for a quality of life forum. they want to upgrade on programs. topics range from crime, blight, and budget issues. last quality of life forum was held in april of 2009. >>> massachusetts baby-sitter is a celebrity in australia because of her twitter name. she uses the name the ashes. >> she said her boyfriend gave her that nickname. it's also the name of a cricket series between australia and england. >> buyer five weeks ago she had messages and new followers. she didn't know a

i am anna marie bratton. i have lived here 19 years, 17 at 400 arbollo address. i will have to move and i can say, i do support this project. i love my little garden apartment. but as the previous speaker said, we have to look to the future. as citizens of the earth, we must look to the future. there was an article in mother jones entitled, "tall is beautiful." an urban area iwth good -- with good transportation is sustainable. the apartments and units will be more energy efficient. they will be sustained. we need housing and fewer people to travel down in their cars. we need not to be building single-family houses taking out much of our wildlife land. we need affordable housing . a certain percentage of the houses must be affordable housing. in terms of the community, this does not depend on the courtyard. this depends on people reaching out to each other. there are always consequences and benefits to this plan that actually written down in the plan. there will be 20 years of jobs in san francisco. anywhere from people working in the architect's office, to the e

. >>> rumors fly about scarlet johansson and key anna reeves.early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, they're not just any women's team. they're about to take on some impressive opponents. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. here's a look at your wednesday forecast. mild conditions continue. our january thaw, it's been more like a month-long thaw. temperatures in the 80s in l.a. 71 in phoenix. cooler in the mountainous areas as you would expect. even in the pacific northwest, mostly a dry day. meanwhile, we take breaks of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s. then we do it all over again tomorrow. doesn't look like any rainfall moves in until friday into areas of especially northwestern sections of washington state. other than that, enjoy. if you are watching us on kobi tv 5 medford, oregon, take a tour through a collection of free-hanging painting that is echo the ocean in the installation sea curtains at the rogue gallery and art center. that's your pacific event of the day. >> bill, thanks. now here's an early

today's court decision to throw out the sixth felony convictions that follow the drug related death of anna nicole smith. a judge ruled that howard stern never attended to commit fraud when he obtained prescription drugs for smith under his name. >>> a big announcement today at stanford, fred inglis is next with reports on who is staying and who might be going. >>> here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. it was a mixed day as investors reacted to the rise in jobless claims. the dow dropped 25 points, while the nasdaq rose seven. we'll be right back. w t ileororr li irore >>> the search is on for california's first dog the governor and his wife have been taking care of a corgie owned by mrs. brown's sister who is moving to chicago. governor brown's dog dharma died last month and they have been looking for a pet. there's word that cogie may become the first dog of california. >>> and we have a lot of people happy tonight. >> they're probably toasting. because andrew luck announced today he is in fact, returning to stanford for one more season. luck was considered the number one

harriet wu, thomas lee, anna liu. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i hadn tombolo and said, "and the winner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring our communities together with a stronger voice but also with and that the and support for other communities as well, so it is my pleasure to announce that the recipients of the 2010 apa heritage award in the emerging leadership category is thomas lee. [applause] thomas, please join us on stage. i'm going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always voluntee

. >> alan: we also spoke to palo alto congresswoman anna eshu today. >> my first reaction was, oh, my god, this can't be. so but it is. and it's tragic, and i can't help but think that congresswoman giffords, gabby, who is my colleague, my friend, was doing really what is so basic to our democracy in terms of representation. she was meeting with her constituents, which is what i do, what other members do. >> alan: the shooting comes amid a highly charged political environment that has seen several dangerous threats begins lawmakers, but nothing that reached the point of actual violence. a san francisco man, upset with then-house speaker pelosi's support of healthcare reform pleaded guilty to threatening the congresswoman and her family. he called her directly on march 25th and threatened to destroy her northern california home if she voted for health care reform in july, a california man known for his anger over left, leaping politics engained in a shootout with highway patrol offers. that man said he wanted to start a revolution by killing people at the aclu and the tides foundation.

he posed for a picture with anna ballis, who applied pressure to his wounds after the shooting. barber also visited the memorial outside the hospital. >> he insisted that we take him out there. he wanted to see the entire thing. >> reporter: giffords' aide, pam simon, returned to work today at the congresswoman's district office. >> i celebrate every morning that i'm still here. >> reporter: she says her physical wounds are still healing, but the pain of losing six people, including fellow staffer gabe zimmerman, will last a lifetime. >> i think there are almost no words when you have that kind of loss of life, especially when they are people that did nothing more than do what good citizens do. >> reporter: randy gardner is also a survivor. in a chilling coincidence, he was a student at kent state in 1970 when the ohio national guard opened fire on students protesting the war in vietnam. >> in some ways it seems like we have just as much anger today as we had then. >> reporter: today, pima county sheriff's department released emergency dispatch calls deploying deputies. >> we ha

. >>> the supreme court heard arguments as to whether anna nicole smith's estate legally deserves they left behind by her late texas billionaire husband. >>> and, finally, ricky gervais isn't waiting for any verdict from the hollywood forge press association wresh says is he done hosting the golden globes saying, "twice is enough." giving his own review of his controversial hosting job sunday night to tmz, he said he thought he did better than last year, so there you go. he got more press this year. >> yeah. if are you bad and then you're horrible, i mean -- >> then, you know, hang up the towel. tmz, they're, like, you know, running up to you when you are just shopping for groceries, so you can say anything. >>> well, this is from ksl 5 news in salt lake city, utah, where one lost ring helped two women find each other. angela frantically searched a snow-covered parking lot for her wedding ring. days later sandy found it. she had fallen on tough times, so had he she actually thought about selling it, but sandy got a lot more by returning it. angela was thrilled, and then they discovere

. >> and archbishop minipreceded anna. >> he was a great administrator, great money man had a great ability to purchase real estate, there is stories about him i don't know if they are true or not that he would go down the peninsula and see plots of land and say buy that land. so the concept he had was he bought a lot of land but provided a stake for a parish that would be established later on he had to know the demographic trends where they would need a parish where it would develop. he was a great administrator centralized the administrative offices for the archdiocese and made financial arrangement a lot tighter and more efficient. >> he had great foresight, just pope pius the 9th had foresight in terms of maybe looking forward, this is going to be a growing area and midi had foresight to carry it into the 21st century. we will get to the set up of the archdiocese, by 1962, catholic population had risen such a degree and more administrative units were needed to get the church closer to the people and the archdiocese split off what diocese were formed in 62. >> stockton, santa rosa and oa

for your traffic this morning, joy anna. >> good morning. well, we are accident free right now but the bad news we have closures for road work. hoping to wrap things up by 5:00 a.m. this morning headed south of there golden gate bridge. traffic has been nice not a lot of cars observing your gold -- on your golden gate bridge commute. closed at doyle drive for ongoing road work through there. on the bay bridge metering lights are off. clear, headed into oakland heads up between the sky way and tunnel, one lane will be blocked 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for road construction. that is the look at your morning commute back to you two ladies. >> thanks very much. it is 4:38 a.m., for the first time bay area doesn't have the most expensive gas in the country. >>> plus $2 billion on the way to help struggling california homeowners why the program has taken so long to get off the ground. >> an electric car that takes half the time to charge. a sneak peek at fords new green car that plans to blow out the competition ,,,, [thunder] did you buy the flashli

we had 145 with captain anna brown which first -- first she -- she recommended 1:130 and then after i met with her. i she recommended 145and 145 was adequate time for -- for our patrons to be staggered. we have a good security plan. we feel that -- we feel that 15 minutes, we could get everybody out, and in a nightclub or a lounge. there's a difference between our patrons -- that -- that are on broadway on fridays and saturdays. we also understand that it is very hard for us to get our clients on fridays and saturdays to our place. because of the -- the traffic and problems on broadway. the 15 minutes that was cut off from our closing time was i think -- was for friday and saturdays. they -- their lounge, they open seven nights a week. when you multiply that by 365, it just adds up to our bottom line. i truly feel that we need to -- to be -- to be successful in our goals. we need to be a good business operators. and also -- be a solution to the problem, no -- to be a solution, not a problem. i just wanted you to hear our story. we're -- we respectfully accept 130 offer. and i just fel

for instance, when anna smith bought a refurbished xbox 360 for christmas he expected it would come with all the parts. but to his son's disappointment, the unit showed up without an external hard drive. and when adam called game stop customer service, he says the rep kind of chuckled and told him, refurbished systems don't come with external hard drives. even though it doesn't say that anywhere on the product page or the game stop website. adam emailed us and we contacted them. they overnighted him his external drive. >>> when the perez family didn't get any hot water, they called above all plumbing. the technician fixed the problem for $387. but the next day they lost water pressure. so the technician came back. couple weeks later the family called again and then again. the final straw broke when they made the fourth service call and were told they would have to pay $750 for parts for a problem they believe was caused by the original technician. our volunteers called the company's owner who was extremely helpful. he told us this was the first he had heard of the problem and incested it

my name is anna hillona. [speaking in spanish] >> i'm with the public transit. [speaking in spanish] >> we're here today because we not only talk here with the board members and with m.t.a. but also to have the community be informed of what we're doing and what's going on. >> [speaking in spanish] >> because if it's true that a lot of the students are going to missout on school transportation, there are a lot of students who will need to ride muney. it's going to be an impact on parents wallets. [speaking in spanish] i think it is important that we can consider the budget with m.t.a. and not only have the children pay you know, this public transportation but how are we going to support them and help them to get to school? i would like to note that we work as a team, you know, work together so we could help our -- our students get to school and help them. thank you. >> thank you. there's no other public comment. any comments from the board or the superintendent? commissioner? commissioner fure? commissioner fure? commissioner fewer: for members of the public, i w

prisoners, roosevelt reads the recently published english translation of leo tolstoy's masterpiece "annaa." when finished with the classic, he asked finnigan if he has a book, and surprisingly he does. finnigan's book is a dime novel about jesse james. nevertheless, roosevelt borrows the book, and for 3 harrowing and exhausting days, either walks or reads as he heads his captives to dickinson and justice. turning his prisoners over to the sheriff, the wealthy new yorker proudly accepts $50 for his law enforcement efforts, and then looks for a doctor to treat his badly bruised feet. dr. victor stickney later wrote: (man, as dr. stickney) "he was all teeth and eyes, but even so, he seemed a man unusually wide awake. you could see he was thrilled by the adventures he'd been through. he did not seem to think he'd done anything particularly commendable. but he was, in his own phrase, 'pleased as punch,' at the idea of having participated in a real adventure." (snare drum & piano play) ♪ ♪ (narrator) on the 4th of july, 1886, stickney invited roosevelt to be the speaker at dickinson's independ

marcus major, gary delaineous, karen fishkin, susan carasoft, anna cho, martha offman and matthew leviscay. >> good evening, my name is james. i'm a resident of the haight-ashbury since 1984. i have dedicated my career to parks and rec and actually work next to a community garden currently. i think that many people in this room have stated things that are quite misguided and i'm in support of hanc recycling program and native plant nursery. being next to a community garden. very few of those gardens are actually native plants. and i think many people have pointed out some good stuff thus far. it's amazing how you stand in front and get really nervous. so i do want to support hanc and i'm against this proposal. i think there are many better places for community gardens in the city as somebody rec creates or used to rec create in the parks as well. i think that park and rec needs to build better community relations and not separate them. so, again, i'm in support of hanc and the recycling center. thanks. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is janet rogers and i'm a longtime resident, ove

moscow but you're right to say there was this huge crisis in the middle of his life we need finished anna karenina. which was a fantastic success as was war and peace and i made it very very rich which she hadn't been before you'd been land it and it had peasants and head of states but he wasn't very rich he then became a multimillionaire as we would say. and he had a crisis what's the point of it all there's a moment in his autobiography where he said he couldn't even be in a room in the room with a piece of rope for fear that he would want to hang himself he then thought the way to live was to try to be like a peasant and for a few years he pretended that he'd by the way set up schools not only on his interstates but for vast acres and miles around the us and i probably on the starting education he was the great pioneer of russian education and even now they sometimes in some russian schools use his p.c. to teach people to read. so it wasn't just sort of pious try dreaming but having pretended to be a peasant he then went back to being the reasonable man he was and he thought what is du

a stadium club anna university club. >> but no luxury boxes and no tax dollars are the. $300 million plus used for the project will come from donations. go to cbs5.com and click on icon to send me your good question. >> big changes here at raider headquarters in al a meet a, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r sixth head was pr the >>> tom cable led the raiders to their best season since 2002 andter winning sunday's game he said they weren't losers any more. apparently that wasn't enough. tonight the raiders said he will not be returning next season, declining to offer him a new contract. it is a move that won't go over in the locker room. pupter shane lechler said he wanted cable to return. >> i can't go through another coach. i have been through too many of them. they come in and say the same thing, i'm going to come in and deal do this and do that. no, they are not. i'd rather stay with the guy that's here right now. >>> hue jackson will take over as head coach but one raider executive told me that's not the case and the team plans to interview outside candidate, earlier today the raider

as have anna says it wants its land back. and a happy ending to an icy saga as three hundred people are total safety after being stranded off russia's far east coast for over two weeks. now the pivotal deal between moscow and washington to cut arms is now one step closer to reality russian lawmakers promised to ratify start by the end of the month after was approved in the second of three readings now the treaty that would see the two country's nuclear arsenal slashed by a third was signed by presidents many other and obama last year it was given the go ahead by the u.s. senate just before the new year after months of debate congressman added several key changes forcing russia to counter-balance those amendments to keep the treaty intact the head of the state duma's foreign affairs committee constantine crosshatch off told us here at r t that washington is responsible for the long drawn out ratification process but he also expressed fears that the u.s. may one day pull out of the deal. they amended of the sale of the resoluti

. >> it was one week ago today, anna was headed into the safeway when one of the congresswoman's staffers said, wait, the congresswoman would love to hear from you, love to meet you. so instead of going into the store, she went to the congress on your corner gathering. she remembers seeing the little girl, 9-year-old christina taylor green, about to meet her first congresswoman. >> she was standing in line. she was jumping up and down and saying, i'm next, i'm next. >> it was soon after she spotted someone else. >> i looked over my left shoulder, and at the time, the gunman was standing there. it just went from there. just gunfire everywhere. >> and all the while, people are falling all around you. >> yes. >> diving under a table and covering her head to survive, she then noticed giffords' staffer ron barber lying on the ground just a few feet away, shot twice. >> i crawled over on my knees. the first thing i thought about is two palms, applying pressure. >> what did you say to him? >> i just looked at him and said i'm going to try to help you the best i can. >> and late this week, we lea

a stadium club anna university club. >> but no luxury boxes and no tax dollars are the.he $300 million plus used for the project will come from donations. go to cbs5.com and click on icon to send me your good question. >> big changes here at raider headquarters in al a meet a, being for their sixth head coach. but is that man inside the building? we'll tell you coming up in sports. ♪ stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty [ announcer ] heftgs with unscented odor block technology... help neutralize odors and stop the stinkies. ♪ stinky, stinky, stinky the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. was prou the >>> tom cable led the raiders to their best season since 2002 andter winning sunday's game he said they weren't losers any more. apparently that wasn't enough. tonight the raiders said he will not be returning next season, declining to offer him a new contract. it is a move that won't go over in the

news about anna chapman now the so-called sexy spy ring for her which will take another career turn this time on the russian t.v. sets. the answer. well if she is after years of living under the radar snooping in the united states the spy world pin up girl is now uncovering strange phenomenon in her own network primetime series got to hand it to it's called secrets of the world in a season and i get to the bottom of the song. real life ex. russia and iran. will be spared. ok president karzai is meeting with. the sophie shevardnadze next tonight he tells us how he plans to solve this fragile country's mounting problems across its borders. you. eat you. eat. eat. eat you. karzai afghan president it's an honor and pleasure to have you with us today sir. what were your hopes and two thousand and four when you were made president of afghanistan my hope aspirations were that would have. peace for afghanistan a stable afghanistan afghanistan in close contact. with its neighbors and the near new birds a country that would progress into a better economy. better living standards would be. children

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strange phenomena in her own network primetime series it's called secrets of the world and it sees anna get to the bottom of solving real life x. files type mysteries from russia and around the world. next martin ender's explores the british capital with a russian flavor in this week's moscow out stay with us here on our. hello and welcome to the program of exploring different cities around you are taking a look at russian history and culture meeting russian experts ex-pats exploring russian life outside of russia and we begin this week showed the beautiful city of london for centuries russia has influence culture all over the world today that fusion continues in arts and entertainment a rich and diverse mix that it cites the senses. says the feel of the u.s. is solved thousands of russians have moved to london the recent opportunity to close proximity to moscow good education established close distance status. but even a reason for taking their the football clubs newspapers to make major moves in the fashion scenes influential russians have certainly made their mark in the british capi