they explore the possibility of jamaica, the bahamas, different sorts of the region's. and finally, the majority of the floor of the loyalists in that going to the bahamas, the johnstons have another option. they are reasonably well off, they have a lot of slaves, and the the seventh johnston's father is able to sell the slaves and use the proceeds to move on in their case to britain you will detect a theme of these places. the loyalists were not happy that pleases the ended up going and britain was no exception. the johnstons and unsettling because william johnston is a medical student at that time and edinburgh had the best medical school in the world, so they go there. he finishes his medical training but like many of the refugees, they find that the opportunities for employment are not so great. there's already a lot of professionals in britain and they don't necessarily need the colonial upstarts' to fill in the ranks, so the move again and they go under the patronage of the wartime supporters of william to jamaica. and the last part of the story i will tell you ab

it travel to canada, sell for britain, a journey to the bahamas. some of the venture still further to africa and india. wherever they went this way into exile was a trip into the unknown. in america the refugees left behind friends and relatives, careers and land, houses and native streets. for them america seemed less an asylum to the persecuted as the patriots had tested it and the potential persecutor. was the british empire that would be their asylum offering planned, an urgency relief, and financial incentives to help from start over. evacuation day did not walk in and. it was a fresh beginning. it carried him into a dynamic, if uncertain new world. now, i just read you the first couple of pages of "liberty's exiles." in this book what i try to do is lay out and explain what happens to the loyalist next up is usually our stories and the conflict in 1783. as i try to show for this population the repetitions went on, and it unfolded in distant places. i tried to a distil the experiences of the 60,000 civilian a fiji's into a kind of meaningful o

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until 12:00 at night, but they definitely are very interested in having a joint commission hearing, bahama misty hearing, and we will participate in the not too distant future. in fact, i think we will get started on the planning process in the next week or so, so the issue that came up when we discussed -- we have a presentation from staff at the planning department, which was with the to support the idea of a discovery of what we can do to improve things for the small- business community as pertains to the planning department, and there is a number of different issues that could come up there, and so we thought of was the environmental exemption process applicants have to go through for new structures, a lot of which are from small-business owners, and, you know, it is interesting that the process can be fast-tracked of something really important can come along, like the america's cup or something, but we want to figure environmental process or ceqa process goes, and if there is anything we can do at the city level. bill hall idea is to make it run more efficient, so the planning commiss

. >> the ship is registered in the bahamas. authorities from that country are leading the investigation. mexican authorities and u.s. coast guard officials are also involved. >>> this morning san francisco police are still looking for whoever shot a man to death near a south of market nightclub. police identified that victim as 23-year-old joshua mcclain of richmond. officers found him inside a car. friends told police that mcclain had been shot two miles away in a parking lot at six and jesse street. another man was hurt in that shooting but is expected to survive. >>> several bay area cities will be getting some needed help to fight gang violence. later this morning readers die jest representatives will present san jose and menlo park leaders each a $1,000 check. tomorrow they will be in san francisco and oakland on wednesday. that morning will be used to provide activities for at risk youths during the summer. the cities were chosen as part of the safe summer initiative online sweep stakes tallying votes by readers. thousand

a koi pond, a beach with sand imported from the bahamas, and killer sunsets thrown in for free. >> it'sriceless. >> reporter: $60 million worth of priceless. there are ten bedrooms. >> this is the master suite. this could be my whole house. >> reporter: including a master suite paneled in tiger wood. down the hall -- >> some sofas here, you sit down, you have a bar, you can watch tv, and you try on clothes. >> reporter: and that's just her closet. great views from the master bath, naturally. or perhaps the scene rip's more interesting inside. how many of us can fit in this shower? >> i would say eight and nine people. >> eight and nine. >> reporter: this is a party house. >> yes. a definite party house. i think a single or married guy that is going to collect houses and like to come once a year, invite people and basically party here. >> reporter: there are five kitchens and 12 refrenl ray or thes. appliances headen behind 250-pound sliding marble slabs a wine cellar. a palm grove trants planted at a cost of $65,000 per true. a 175-inch 3d screen in the screening room/recording studio.

>> a great many of the workers were from the bahamas. they knew how to deal with the insects.they knew how to cut the mangroves, but also their understanding of the land, of the breeze. ah, i would, no doubt think that they had to do with the location of things because they understood the tropics so well. >> james deering had his own ideas when it came to location and that was where his house was to sit. as deering walked the mangrove path that j.j.bennett had made, he pointed down to the water and >> we think its natural to build a house on the water but this was at the time people didn't do that. all the newport houses are far from the sea and we know that it was deering's decision. he really pushed for that and today its one of the most beautiful features of the house. >> after two years of planning and another 14 months of construction vizcaya was taking shape. rising out of the untamed tropics like a mirage if vizcaya was deering's vision, it was chalfin who added magic to her soul. >> deering managed to create a myth around this place so even the name vizcaya refers to t

and eliminate or deal with what does not serve their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days also just works engineer to join the front of the justice process in downtown green square but i think this. let's get i don't know. sort of there. but in this it's not just what's being hit it it's also what's actually being sued. the main. story. and things that are quoted would not be you were not. in a story about. where we were we were the aggressor what news of the. problem. would be. for what is clearly not in tripoli and just as clearly we still media has been a little too quick to write. both sides have. this crowd funding me around with a straightforward message number live feed. actually. international pressure is growing and. the u.k. and france have to be drafting a u.n. resolution to impose a no fly zone but that a house together backing of the fifteen members of the security council artie's laura and explains what the move would mean. well a no fly zone is very much what it says on the tenets and which planes are allowed to fly essentially and what it

the permissible limits were two pounds of the most deadly problem to date was seen explosion at a bahama nuclear power plant in two thousand and four four people died and eighteen seriously injured. well there are fears that the aftermath of the explosion of japan's fukushima nuclear plant may affect russia's far east the region situated close to japan could be vulnerable if it radiation spreads it could all islands in the pacific port of other strong have also been threatened by high waves following friday's earthquake. in the garage is on the russian i understand a live in just two hours flight from tokyo gauging people's reaction via. well it's not in the immediate proximity of course and it's not yet clear how serious consequences of a possible radioactive contamination for the local residents could be but what we're seeing is that the accident at fukushima and this recent explosion is definitely adding to the local residents' worries will shortly out of your plans natural disaster on friday their main wars were about ten other tsunami which could hear the there are close to the one

their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days off from his work as an engineer to join the throngs of the dusky supporters in downtown queens where are they hiding this badly just the what's what's going on you know ok other people are here of course they're just looking for our leader warm up that's what they want to hire you but. and in this it's not just what's being hidden it's also what's actually being sued. the language in the framing of the story type of headlines that are used and things that are quoted would not be you would not see these kind of language with this kind of treatment in a story about afghanistan or story about it that we were we were the aggressor so it makes it look like gadhafi is the problem he is just you know he said. that would be up going to. go. to war is clearly not in tripoli and just clearly we still media has been a little too quick to talk just so both sides have a propaganda will this town just came running around for the straightforward besieged if you don't live gadhafi don't be a. good place to. tripoli. international p

three bourse and eliminate what does not serve their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days off from his work as an engineer to join the throngs of gadhafi supporters in downtown queens where they hide things this i think is what's going on you know all the people are here of course just of the support for our leader muammar gaddafi was one of the higher but examine this it's not just what's being hidden it's also what's actually being seen. as a us. one sided picture of the. situation which kills the media with the idea that there is freedom fighters involved in media and that there is a government regime that in and atrocious terrorist government for the last since one thousand nine hundred eighty this is nonsense he had to just get up he said. do you mean it would be afghanistan. the bullet is clearly not in tripoli and just this clearly we still media has been a little too quick to get just so just see tripoli. and for more on this now we are joined live from tripoli by our teams paula so we are standing by so paula it seems that there is some kind of i

from these reports illuminate what does not serve their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days off from his work as an engineer to join the throngs of gadhafi supporters in downtown green square that i think this had been just the what's what's going on you know. are here such just look this up for our you they're gonna put that they want to hide but say analysts it's not just what's being hidden it's also what's actually being saved and what we're getting is a us. one sided picture of the situation which kills the media with the idea that there's freedom fighters involved in rio and that there is a. government regime that's been going to church is terrorist government for the last one hundred seventy this is nonsense he just. says. that's not would be afghanistan. ok. it's clearly not in tripoli and just as clearly waste in media has been a little too quick to michael duffy so you see i see. asia times correspondent pepe escobar says the majority of the media coverage isn't reflecting how you and u.s. leaders might involve informing the new libyan government.

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does not serve their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days off from his work as an engineer to join the throngs of the does he support is in downtown queens where they hide think this badly despite what's what's going on you know ok all the people are here for such of course they're looking for our leaders. they want to hire the best santa list. it's not just what's being hidden it's also what's actually being sick. the language and the framing story type of headlines that are used and things that are quoted would not be you would not see these kind of movies with this kind of treatment in a story about afghanistan or story about it that we were we were the aggressor so it makes it look like it often is the problem here just. the f.b.i. would be afghanistan. ok you know. the rule is clearly not in tripoli and just clearly we still media has been a little too quick to buy to just see both sides have a propaganda will this cause has been running around for the straightforward besieged young lives gadhafi. you. see tripoli. international pressure is growing

-based websites because it's in the bahamas.ween $25,000 and $1 million. your location is precious. sale.1:ld be an easy cc you should really market the language of the ad because i had a look and it was very flat. it looked like every other lot out there. remarket it and make sure you oncc1: all three of the large websites in the bahamas. >> is this a good time for people selling land in the caribbean? >> it's not. but it's a great time for somebody buying land in the bahamas. things are selling for 40% to 50% less than they were four years ago. for people thinking of buying a lot this is a great time to buy. >> good luck, kathleen. >> caller: thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> this is the first time we have gotten a call from alaska. carla has a real estate question. good morning.cc1: >> caller: good morning, al, cc: barbara. >> good morning. >> caller: we need to sell our turnkey garage gas station which includes a three bedroom home and two vehicles. how do we go about finding the c loves to meone who1: hunt, fish or su

course and eliminate or delete what does not serve their purposes which is why people here are angry bahamas taking a few days off from his work as an engineer to join the throngs of gadhafi supporters in downtown green square but i think this is what's what's going on you know. some. sort of leader. but say analysts it's not just what's being hidden it's also what's actually being saved but what we're getting is a us. one sided picture of the situation with the media with the idea that there's freedom fighters involved in media and that there is a government regime in an atrocious terrorist government so. this is nonsense here just. as i would be. ok. the war is clearly not in tripoli and just killing waste in media has been a little too quick to. force the artsy tripoli's. international pressure is mounting on gadhafi would the u.s. considering military intervention and the u.k. and france drafting a no fly zone resolution for the u.n. and that this embarrassing off the record remarks from u.s. officials that he's going to take on has more. if and secretary robert gates landed in afghanist

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particularly those who lived in georgia, south carolina, and north, and they traveled to jamaica and the bahamas and brought with them the exported slaves, the 15,000 slaves who traveled along with the black and white loyalists. some of the loyalists even ranged further. the those surprising aspect happened in 1791 when 1200 of the black loyalists, the freed slaves, moved from their initial place of refuge in canada across the ocean to west africa. they did it under the sponsorship of british abolitionists who wanted to found a free black colony on the coast of black africa, and the loyalists were the pioneer settlers of what was free town in sierra leone. they were more fortunate than others who were ended up as convicts and other loyalists end up in india, including two sons of the one of the most infamous loyalists of all, the turncoat benedict arnold. he has two sons who go to india and has a half indian grant son. the point of this within just a few years of the end of the revolution, the map of the loyalists disapra looks like the map of the british empire as a whole. this points to the ke

. >> host: next call is from the bahamas. zach, you're on the air. >> caller: yes, susan. financial times -- 48% -- [inaudible] >> host: i did not know the ownership and qaddafi's involvement. >> caller: you check it out and report back, but the question is actually you strike me as very naive when it comes to foreign. i surprise you're on the foreign committee. you talk -- you -- the european will not take the need. they have a history of not doing anything when things happen even in their backyard. i'm familiar with eastern europe. i have background from there, but the killing, anything is better than qaddafi i tell you. the one leading the freedom fighters, but i am kind of surprised that the protesters in libya which you are talking about earlier briefly about, they are sitting ducks. nothing, american aids, maybe some kind of advice to ensure this menace of qaddafi. anything is better than qaddafi. that's my comment. thanks. >> guest: you certainly seem well-informed, and your response is very thoughtful. the secretary of state and the president very aggressively invo

you relax a little, you let your will power take a vacation to the bahamas. who pops up? "you've always been fat. being fat feels safe. being fat means you can eat whatever you like. being fat means you don't threaten anyone, so let's eat." classic yo-yo diet, right? okay, so let's move on to what does work. enough about what doesn't work. so what works is, aligned focus works. now, aligned focus means that your conditioning is in alignment with what you want so that any action you take toward that goal becomes effective. you have to rewire the neural pathways in your brain to get its power to work for you and not against you. so if you want to lose weight, you need to wire your brain with messages like: "i'm naturally slim and healthy," not "you've always been fat." make sense? if you want to stop yelling at your kids, your brain needs to be on board so it keeps your adrenalin from flowing to your vocal chords when you find out she hasn't done her homework. if you want to attract love into your life, your brain needs to stop with that ugly toad thing. okay, so i'm going

pillars, one of them falls, another one falls out a year later, you know, two more when you go to the bahamas, you know, and then, eventually, over time, it's a collapse. or even when you sleep, believe it or not. that's a really scary thing, but true, is that during sleep the actual pressing, because you often sleep one side or the other and how you sleep over time may create physical pressures much like frown lines or motion lines. it's in that same principle. you do things also over time, like furrowing your brow, that's eventually going to lead to a breakdown. like wearing anything a machine, a bag will wear in its straps a face will wear in the forehead, where you crease it. it's just the way things go. dixon: time isn't the only enemy of healthy skin. sun exposure is a major culprit in damage day: so what happens when the sun hits the skin? there's two different rays of light that come from the sun that we have to worry about: uva and uvb. lana: these are different frequencies there's infrared the uv is shorter, a shorter beam of light has more frequency and that causes more harm. a lon

the ship is registered in the bahamas. some of the passengers were saying they heard on the ship that -- they found her belongings. they really don't know. the parents are furious about the statements and are saying that's not the case, this was a happy woman, 24 years old who enjoyed working on the cruise. that's the latest so far, nothing, guys. >> that's gina silva reporting live, thanks, gina. >>> a lack of money it being blamed for fewer cops on san francisco streets. about 100 officers are set to retire in the next year. the police chief is asking for fund to train new recruits. there isn't enough money to hire completely new officers, instead the money would go to training recruits from other cities. >>> jails are bracing for more inmates. under a new state plan, non- violent offenders will be sent to county jails instead of prisons. san mateo is expecting an increase of 400 inmates a year. san francisco county wasn't sure how many more inmates they'll receive. >>> time now, 7:47, former white house press secretary

. >> reporter: brooke mueller who just days ago jetted with shean and his goddesses to the bahamas, filedrt papers saying in the last two weeks sheen threatened to stab my eye with a pen knife and spit on my feet. he also punched me in the arm. on christmas day 2009, police reports sheen held a knife to her throat, eventually pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault. until now, they had shared custody of the boys, though brooke is looking for more saying i am in great fear for the children's safety while in his care. sheen itni nidenies all of it. brooke says you threatened her. >> it's colorful. >> reporter: did you say that? >> no, but that's a good one. >> reporter: brooke says she's worried about erratic stories from charlie. >> share that apple with your brother. >> reporter: the kids have been removed from sheen's home and they're with brooke, but she has troubles of her own, admitting i have struggled with my own sobrie sobriety issues. he mocks my recoveryefts. sti >> our life is awesome. >> reporter: he's living with a former porn star and a model. do you love his kids? >> are you

last week, sheen and the women he calls the goddesses went on a trip to the bahamas.ys he was yelling, i'm untouchable. i'm more famous than obama. then, touched mueller and said, you are the most ugly person in the world. i really hate you. when they married in may of 2009, the couple seemed so in love. but by christmas, sheen found himself behind cars in aspen, allegedly for attacking mueller. did you hold a knife to your ex-wife's -- >> no. come on. >> reporter: she said sheen, quote, rarely saw our children. and by february, mueller decided to make the relationship work. moving back into his home, along with his goddesses. >> everything's cool. there's enough love and help to go around for everybody. >> reporter: is she around enough for the boys? >> again, i can't answer for somebody who's not here. and that's my opinion. >> reporter: as for mueller's own problems with substance abuse, she says, quote, i have not been perfect. and i have struggled with my own sobriety issues over the last year and a half. in fact, admitting, she relapsed just last week. but sheen

because the disney wonder is registered in the bahamas, police there were handling the investigation.y and the u.s. coast guard also were involved. . now we want to go to will tran hopefully he is there live when we can get a report. >> will: (inaudible) >> reporter: we are having difficulty with wells microphone. we will keep an eye >> reporter: careers are in san francisco were manhole covers blowoff that will tran is there. >> will: they don't know what caused this fire, not a transformer but a wire shorted and it caused gas to build up. that caused the manhole cover to explode at 9:30 a.m.. it did not fly through the arches flopped over. what they called a bar here iare. traffic is moving ale are not sure how they will open this. it is a messy situation as people are being told they cannot come down the street. i'm standing in the middle of it. they're being told to make our return. they know now how long the situation is going to blast. no power was knocked out in this area because they are redundancies system or other systems capt.. that's why the stores are happy pedestrian tra

as we countered and closed off the chokepoints' we saw them shift to cocaine and aircraft to the bahamas that was dealt with and they shifted to the boats faster than the surface we counter with helicopters. the move to the self propelled a semi submersibles and we have two cases of the vehicles that actually found in colombia. this presents a huge detection monitoring classification problem to try to sort that out and come up with game to take those out of service and it's been a application in terms of technology to get the most effective transit route they can. islamic jack i'm going to go to you for a second. the operational control and how much we have on the border of the gao report is not enough. the commissioner made a pretty good argument that they have significant control over the place is the need it most on the border. can you talk about this definition of operational patrol and what it means and how the with the measurement is for what we are trying to accomplish on the border? >> sure it is a squishy concept in general in part because the easiest thing to do is measure the

host: the next call is from the bahamas. zack, you are on the air. caller: the national times that you were " prettquoting. host: i did not know the ownership of the financial times. caller: you may want to check that. that is not the only publication that muammar gaddafi owns. ms. lowey, you strike me as very naive when it comes to foreign -- i am surprised that you are on the forum committee. -- on the foreign aid committee. i am familiar with eastern europe. i have some background there. anything is better than muammar gaddafi. the person leading the rebels has a ph.d. i am surprised the protesters and libya -- they are sitting ducks. maybe some kind of advice [unintelligible] i tell you, anything is better than muammar gaddafi. that is my comment. guest: let me say that you certainly seemed well informed. the secretary of state and the president are very aggressively involved in this issue. the secretary of state is going to egypt, tunisia, and libya. i think she is leaving on sunday and working actively with other members of the community. our m

host: the next call is from the bahamas. zack, you are on the air. caller: the national times that you were " prettquoting. host: i did not know the ownership of the financial times. caller: you may want to check that. that is not the only publication that muammar gaddafi owns. ms. lowey, you strike me as very naive when it comes to foreign -- i am surprised that you are on the forum committee. -- on the foreign aid committee. i am familiar with eastern europe. i have some background there. anything is better than muammar gaddafi. the person leading the rebels has a ph.d. i am surprised the protesters and libya -- they are sitting ducks. maybe some kind of advice [unintelligible] i tell you, anything is better than muammar gaddafi. that is my comment. guest: let me say that you certainly seemed well informed. the secretary of state and the president are very aggressively involved in this issue. the secretary of state is going to egypt, tunisia, and libya. i think she is leaving on sunday and working actively with other members of the community. our m

trying to make it into the country or on boats from the bahamas, haitians trying to get into the unitedtates, people risk their lives to get here. in fact if you are here as a young person who's graduated from high school as a valid torian and you were brought in diapers without papers this for you to get into so that you can go to college in the same way that others can accept in a few states. if you remember the debate which is called the treen act which would allow young people who have chronic in america, pledge allegiance to the flag, many of them on to serve in the military, many want to go to college, many want to open businesses and want to contribute to the country and then a tragic vote one majority of the house and the democratic vote for the dream act and 155 votes in the senate but only in the u.s. senate would have voted 55 to 41 not enough to pass. as a result who are american and the people worked for denied the opportunity to complete the college and serve in the military. so the debate comes down to this. are these people subjected to data laws or bad people subjected

. >> battleground bahamas. >> why not? >> the movie opens tomorrow. >> yeah. >> good luck. weather. ground barometer. let's see what's happening for today. we have a mess in the east with a risk of strong storms along states.atlantic cc1: rain and wind in the pacific northwest. sunny skies from the plains to texas. 87 in the southwest.cc1: tomorrow, more heavy rain in the northeast and new england. rain continues in the pacific northwest. mild and sunny in the southwest. sunshine in the western great lakes. >>> well. just as we thought, we've got the rain pushing into the north but1: it is not heavy, by any means. in fact, it's really light in nature. santa rosa, a couple of showers on the way to your neck of the woods here in the next five to ten minutes. as we head throughout this afternoon, we will see on and off scattered showers, but only for the first part of the day. i think by about 1:00 p.m., most of the moisture will clear out of it. 50 in san rafael, 58 in oakland, and 60 in los gatos. showers1:m., just a fewcc1:cc leftover. a lot of clearing throughout the rest

host: the next call is from the bahamas. zack, you are on the air. caller: the national times that you were " prettquoting. host: i did not know the ownership of the financial times. caller: you may want to check that. that is not the only publication that muammar gaddafi owns. ms. lowey, you strike me as very naive when it comes to foreign -- i am surprised that you are on the forum committee. -- on the foreign aid committee. i am familiar with eastern europe. i have some background there. anything is better than muammar gaddafi. the person leading the rebels has a ph.d. i am surprised the protesters and libya -- they are sitting ducks. maybe some kind of advice [unintelligible] i tell you, anything is better than muammar gaddafi. that is my comment. guest: let me say that you certainly seemed well informed. the secretary of state and the president are very aggressively involved in this issue. the secretary of state is going to egypt, tunisia, and libya. i think she is leaving on sunday and working actively with other members of the community. our m

we saw them shift to cocaine and transit through the bahamas.hen they shifted to new faugh fast quote safe for. -- fast boats. more recently we had two cases in colombia. this presents a huge monitoring problem to try to sort that out. you can take those things out of service. >> i want to go to you for a second. a lot was discussed about operational control. the commissioner made a good argument that they have significant control over places where they need it most. can you talk about this issue of operational control? >> it is a squishy concept because the easiest thing to do is measure the numerator and the number of people you capture. it is always a ratio. the number of people you capture versus the number that came over the border. one of the things we failed to do is engage in developing the measures so that we can make decisions about where to put the extra dollars. it is easy enough to do to figure out how to measure that ratio but there has not been a will to invest in a putting systems in place to do it. >> talk about how you rate mex

host: the next call is from the bahamas. zack, you are on the air. caller: the national times that you were " prettquoting. host: i did not know the ownership of the financial times. caller: you may want to check that. that is not the only publication that muammar gaddafi owns. ms. lowey, you strike me as very naive when it comes to foreign -- i am surprised that you are on the forum committee. -- on the foreign aid committee. i am familiar with eastern europe. i have some background there. anything is better than muammar gaddafi. the person leading the rebels has a ph.d. i am surprised the protesters and libya -- they are sitting ducks. maybe some kind of advice [unintelligible] i tell you, anything is better than muammar gaddafi. that is my comment. guest: let me say that you certainly seemed well informed. the secretary of state and the president are very aggressively involved in this issue. the secretary of state is going to egypt, tunisia, and libya. i think she is leaving on sunday and working actively with other members of the community. our m