should start in mid april. you sleep when you want and i think that if roosevelt hadn't signed on april the twelfth stolen would have agreed to the participation of the western allies forces in the assault on the limb calling soul reserve as a kind of care and school would prevent the allies from stabbing him in the bud. roosevelt's death prompted in the soviet commands to take the resolute action the assault was set for april sixteenth stalin may have had yet another reason for wanting to take berlin without delay in early april the british prime minister ordered the drafting of operation unthinkable. the british military declassified documents relating to it a few years ago. which received these documents relating to operation unthinkable from a british. twenty nine pages. britain's joint planning staff started preparations for hostilities against the soviet union a month before the war's end the operation planned by the british implied an attack on the soviet union without declaring war on july first one tho

would move that we sever april 26. do not think we have a quorum to move on that. otherwise, i would move that we approve the other 2 the rosettes of minutes. -- the other two sets of minutes. >> i was here on the 22nd, but not on the 12th. could we take those one at a time? the minutes of march 22. president newlin: public comment? no public comment on the april 12, or march 22? >> i am calling the roll. commissioner perez: aye. commissioner meko: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner benetti: aye. president newlin: aye. >> march 22. vice chair joseph: move to approve april 12. >> i can't do some house. commissioner perez: aye. commissioner meko: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner benetti: i cannot vote on this. president newlin: i. >> i move to continue the minutes of april 26. vice chair joseph: i second. commissioner perez: aye. commissioner meko: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner benetti: aye. president newlin: aye. >> those are continued. president newlin: item 3, report from the executive dire

if it marines had gone into cuba in april of 1961?it's hard to know how that game would have played out. what we do know is what happened. and what happened was a tragedy. thank you all very much for coming tonight. i really appreciate it. thank you. [applause] [applause] :

last week in april. last time that initial claims were this i was october of last year. this development is extremely unsettling as we've been expecting continued improvement in the labor market. while the job growth is welcome, today's employment report coming on the heels of these troubling initial claims data is showing some disconcerting sign. 9% unemployment and a rising number of number of workers who recently lost their jobs are disappointed statistics. we need is still faster private sector job creation, or otherwise millions of u.s. workers will language in unemployment, millions more will remain under employed or live in fear of losing their jobs. the economist recently asked question, what's wrong with america's economy. in answering his question, an economist put it to america's public finance in this labor market. moreover, they say the recent decline in the unemployment rate is misleading because it's a result of surprisingly small growth in the workforce as discouraged workers drop a. the

last week in april.time that initial claims were this i was october of last year. this development is extremely unsettling as we've been expecting continued improvement in the labor market. while the job growth is welcome, today's employment report coming on the heels of these troubling initial claims data is showing some disconcerting sign. 9% unemployment and a rising number of number of workers who recently lost their jobs are disappointed statistics. we need is still faster private sector job creation, or otherwise millions of u.s. workers will language in unemployment, millions more will remain under employed or live in fear of losing their jobs. the conomt recently asked question, what's wrong with america's economy. in answering his question, an economist put it to america's public finance in this labor market. moreover, they say the recent decline in the unemployment rate is misleading because it's a result of surprisingly small growth in the workforce as discouraged workers drop a. the labor for

they signed the lease on april frist, they hired a contractor on april 16th. they would have you believe that they spent 106,000 after may 24th. there was a time when either nothing was spent or the amount spent was not accounted for. there is no evidence to undermine the credibility of ms. morgan or miss sanchez. there are e-mail which is describing construction work which was written before any complaint was filed. ms. morgan is the building manager with a background in special education is still -- in special education. mr. sanchez has lived close of location. if all the documents are true, the $66,000 of work was performed before the work order was issued. they did not take any issue with the facts i have laid out. they did argue that an organization which it supports the pharmacy should be sufficient to show there is support for this pharmacy. however, if you look at the is, we're talking about six votes. as to the law, they essentially ignored the lot in their brief except to make allegations that this body abused its allegations. they did not submit the

last week in april.he last time that initial claims were this i was october of last year. this development is extremely unsettling as we've been expecting continued improvement in the labor market. while the job growth is welcome, today's employment report coming on the heels of these troubling initial claims data is showing some disconcerting sign. 9% unemployment and a rising number of number of workers who recently lost their jobs are disappointed statistics. we need is still faster private sector job creation, or otherwise millions of u.s. workers will language in unemployment, millions more will remain under employed or live in fear of losing their jobs. the economist recently asked question, what's wrong with america's economy. in answering his question, an economist put it to america's public finance in this labor market. moreover, they say the recent decline in the unemployment rate is misleading because it's a result of surprisingly small growth in the workforce as discouraged workers drop a. th

last week in april. the last time that initial claims were this i was october of last year. this development is extremely unsettling as we've been expecting continued improvement in the labor market. while the job growth is welcome, today's employment report coming on the heels of these troubling initial claims data is showing some disconcerting sign. 9% unemployment and a rising number of number of workers who recently lost their jobs are disappointed statistics. we need is still faster private sector job creation, or otherwise millions of u.s. workers will language in unemployment, millions more will remain under employed or live in fear of losing their jobs. the economist recently asked question, what's wrong with america's economy. in answering his question, an economist put it to america's public finance in this labor market. moreover, they say the recent decline in the unemployment rate is misleading because it's a result of surprisingly small growth in the workforce as discouraged workers drop a.

these are due april 1.'re looking for a 2 $5 million for a grant for the city parks, a rooftop park. the approval authorization is attached to your item. >> is there a motion to approve the resolution? >> second. >> all those in favor? opposed? passes unanimously. >> item 11 has passed without any members of the public wishing to address you. item 12. Ï»¿annual review of board policy no. 009, investment policy, and approval of minor changes to the policy. >> sarah will be reporting on this one. >> under our investment policy, you are required to review the policy every year. we are proposing just minor changes for your review this year. our investment policy continues to have the same three objectives that any governmental investment policy should have. first and foremost, safety of the principal. and then liquidity, access to the funds, in order to pay the contractor is when we need to pay them, yields being a less important of the three objectives. very minor changes in this version of the policy are to r

the japanese government released several economic indicators for the month of april. let's start with jobs data. april's unemployment rate stood at 4.7%. the figure worsened by 0.1 point from the previous month. the internal affairs ministry released the seasonably adjusted figures on tuesday. the number of unemployed stood at about 3.1 million. this is down 300,000 from the same month a year ago and marks 11 straight months of improvement. knows with jobs stood at 60 million, up 70,000 from a year earlier. the figure excludes 2,200 households in three quake-hit prefectures. separately, a report from the labor ministry showed job availability in april worsened for the first time in 17 months. the ministry says that 61 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. >>> meanwhile, japan's industrial production rose 1.0% in april from the previous month. the ministry of economy, trade and industry says the index stood at 83.5 against a base of 100 set in 2005. this is the first improvement in two months after a record plunge in march. large manufacturers forecast th

housing starts plunged in april by more than 10%, a sharp contrast to march, when they rose by double digits. >> tom: with this volatility, buyers and sellers want to know, is the market getting better or worse? erika miller reports. >> reporter: if you want to take the pulse of the real estate market, pamela liebman is a good person to ask. she's the c.e.o. of the corcoran group, one of the nation's largest real estate brokers. liebman says low prices are luring in buyers, especially at the high end. >> they feel like the market has bottomed out, and that now is the prime time great opportunity to get the most you can for your money. these homes, in 2007 or the beginning of '08, at the height of the market, were 30% higher. >> reporter: but other industry experts believe the spring selling season will be disappointing. residential home sales fell 3% in the first quarter, the biggest decline since the darkest days of the housing recession in 2008. yes, interest rates are still at historic lows, and housing affordability is at a 20-year high. but economist eric green says there's good

in april two thousand and seven dmitri was poised to defend his university from a crowd of thugs today takes his first steps into show business he writes songs up and coming moldavian singers after quitting university essentially year. there he realized that his country is his home yet but do it with him this way of the other patrons of my country my friends and relatives live here this is my land there is no point to linger in europe what can we give europe or from wine with those turbulent bernstein down a long time ago but the feeling of resentment is still with me today i still can't . figure out what's going on that all society has become insensitive to politics it option of the press with what is good. andre was among those who retired in the parliament building two years ago today he is of a much more peaceful disposition since then he has graduated from university and given up politics now he has other priorities. my friend and i have founded a small organization in our town it is called eco shame. we are in the business of making minor ecological projects. now but they are onl

on not today april the seventh many believe that another so-called color revolution was unfolding in downtown kitchener several former soviet republics had already shared the same fate everybody expected pro western politicians to come to power on the back of protests against. communist president vladimir voronin but the following morning everything fell into place ronan had emerged victorious this is top of the bush if that evening news of a new vision of somebody had resulted us gangsters in the crowd why and furze sake they had come there so below and what they knew about the outcome of the election. historically i'm certain that ninety nine percent could not have answered those questions for duty the nature would. be better off with our discussion today will focus on what caused the events of april seventh two thousand and nine and their aftermath of joining our guest as we tally a public chant for leader of the national liberal party over the leader of the ultra right program anian party batali a cover chunka is rarely invited to speak over the radio the national liberal party's

at the governor's office our discussion today will focus on what caused the events of april seventh two thousand and nine and their aftermath our guest as we tell the public can call leader of the national liberal party over the leader of the ultra right program anian party with talia cover chunka is rarely invited to speak over the radio the national liberal party's manifesto echoes the motto of the people who rampaged from parliament moldova and remain here are a single country. but it's an alternate we want to join nato and the european union and that's the position of the national liberal party but that's can only be achieved through a union with romania and this should be done without doing that we do not hesitate to voice what's on the minds of the area many people in our society with. the town of subtlety two hundred kilometers from chris you know it is the informal capital of the romany people in moldova stands on the high bank of the tánaiste a river it's romany population is nearly twenty thousand. not too much a robbery is a room in a barrel a needs to be in the know about th

these are due april 1.'re looking for a 2 $5 million for a grant for the city parks, a rooftop park. the approval authorization is attached to your item. >> is there a motion to approve the resolution? >> second. >> all those in favor? opposed? passes unanimously. >> item 11 has passed without any members of the public wishing to address you. item 12. Ï»¿annual review of board policy no. 009, investment policy, and approval of minor changes to the policy. >> sarah will be reporting on this one. >> under our investment policy, you are required to review the policy

we mentioned the retail april same-store sales earlier, led by teen retailers. hot topic stock is pennies below a new 52-week high, thanks to this 12% gain; macy's is at a new 52-week high after its almost 4% rally; and jc penney dropped 5%. it was at a 52-week high just yesterday. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: even as oil prices fall, renewable energy sources still remain very attractive. that brings us to our partnership with planet forward, a media project based out of george washington university. it's been bringing us energy innovations once a month and today, frank sesno, director of the school of media and public affairs and planet forward host, joins us with an announcement. >> thanks, susie. we've been trying answer the question on how to improve our energy use or consumption. we had hundreds of submissions on the site, and we featured some of the best in our national pbs special. during that special, our live studio audience voted danny kennedy of sungevity as their choice for planet forward's innovator of the year? danny has a company

april's exports came to about $63 billion, down 12%, while imports totalled about $69 billion, up 8.9%. toshiba may be unable to meet its sales target in the nuclear power business on time, this is due to expected delays in the construction of new nuclear plants worldwide. the electronics giant had aimed to clinch orders for 39 plants across the globe and generate about $12 billion in sales by fiscal 2015, but the maker says it will likely need a few more years to meet the goals. the revision comes as the accident at the fukushima daiichi plant has prompted many countries to review their nuclear safety standards. toshiba says while it will continue with its nuclear power operations, it will boost its business in sustainable energy. the firm plans to enter the wind power generation market. it has also raised its sales target for next generation smart grids by nearly 30% to $11 billion. >>> toyota motor plans to raise its domestic output next month to 90% of the pre-disaster level, as its supply chains have been largely restored. sources say the japanese automaker will bring forward its

this covers december 26 through april 2. publication of this report was delayed by a few weeks because it is essentially going to be the basis for the program revisions that we will be presenting to you in july. i advised you a month or so ago that we would be coming back to secure approval for budget. if you do approve those, we would turn to the revisions of the department of public health and safety -- safety seismic commissions. i wanted to thank the opportunity to thank my team for the extra effort and diligence that went into this particular report. we want to come out with as accurate of a forecast as possible. that is our understanding of project risks. starting with an overview of our local program, these are as of april 1. the number in parentheses are the projects in each stage. we only have five of our 40 local projects remaining. three of those five projects are actually water supply projects. during the third quarter, we move to the hunters point reservoir project from reservoir construction. we wanted to remin

april 25, it is being heard at the planning commission. that is the first step with it being removed -- with it being approved. you'll have to adopt the mitigation document as to approve all the other documents associated with the development. i am going to turn it over to mike to start the presentation. we will be coming back to you hopefully on april 26. >> good afternoon, commissioners in with the office of work force and economic development on behalf of the treasure island redevelopment authority. we are going to do three things today. we wanted to give you an overview of the development project as it stands today, and then walk you through the infrastructure and systems that would be provided for treasure island in europe when not islands and touch briefly

for the morning at april 17. these strikes are meant to complete the job destroying castro's air force. why kennedy canceled his industry. he had become the most common explanation is that you become very concerned about public and international actions had been stirred up by the first round of airstrikes. it had become clear that the whole world realize the united states was behind air attacks almost a moguls first bombs fell on the 15th. and kennedy was concerned about provoking something, about lighting a match that would lead to a great nuclear problem. so with the advice of his secretary of state and russia, who called off these airstrikes. among the cia planners, they discovered this on the evening of april 16. they were horrified. it had been understood innovation had a chance cast of air force had to be taken out. at the moment kennedy canceled the strikes, everyone understood exactly what it meant. it was doomed. this was confirmed the following morning before the brigade had even completed its land. cas

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it's been shut down since april 19, when sony realized something was wrong. the company doesn't know exactly when the service will be back up and running again. >> susie: deficit reduction is topic "a" in washington, and one place lawmakers are looking to cut is charitable tax breaks. tonight's commentator thinks that's a bad idea. he's todd buchholz, author of "rush: why you need and love the rat race". >> giving to charity makes us feel better. even a prune-face like john d. rockefeller couldn't stop smiling when flicking dimes into the hands of children. how can governments get us to give more? by keeping tax rates low. the charities aid foundation examined why americans give more than french and germans-- way, way more; up to ten times as much. here's what they concluded-- when governments take in a lot of money in taxes and erect massive social spending schemes, individuals feel as if they've already paid their dues. "why should i reach into my own pocket; the government has already picked mine clean," they reckon. in the 1930s, the new deal actually dis

this monthly report basically refers to mid-april. some of these weekly jobless numbers go into late april and they do look worrisome. now maybe they'll just end up being a blip because it is narrower. but maybe not. maybe next's month report will be bad because of the reason we talked about. the high oil prices, the debt problems in europe, the state and local budget cuts. i think the first reason to are be worried we still could have a real slowdown this spring the same way we did last spring. the second reason to be worried is no matter what we have such a long, long way to go in order to get back to anything of a healthy economy. at the rate of 240, 250,000 jobs a month, we are not going to be there in years. >> which makes folks who look the a these numbers say yes, we can cheer for a day or two but the long run still looks grim for so many people. >> that's right. and so to the extent that we really want to have hope that things could can be improving, it's not how much job growth we had last month, it's that the amount of job g