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police believe he left threatening messages on boxer's voice mail. he is scheduled to be arraigned on tuesday. let's go to jeff martinez in for leigh glaser. a little sun here and there today. >>> a little cool but the folks in the midwest and the south are dealing with that heat wave. nice cool weather to deal with this evening. the city and the bay bridge. temperatures tonight cooling off with the clouds rolling in. some patchy fog here and there. and our temperatures will look like this right now. in the 50s. not incredibly cool. 62 concord. 63 fremont. redwood city, 61 degrees for you. how about a look at that emeryville cam in high definition. the time lapse from this afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there. started out cloudy and the sun kind of broke through the clouds and fog kind of burned off and then the marine layer rolls back in right about 4:00 right here and starts to come on in. look at that. about 2500 feet deep. fairly nick fo thick for this f year for sure. highs today in the 70s and 60s. that is anywhere from five to pe

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it has nothing to do with your political persuasion. >> barbara boxer, thank you for joining us. the future of the murdoch empire is certainly more -- is unquestionably more uncertain than ever before. james murdock was once heir apparent. his future is now unclear. shareholders have seen their stock fall. they have also seen the price but oner bid of b-sky-b the shelf. we spoke to the second-largest shareholder of news corp., the prince of saudi arabia. >> even by the standards of the wealth that you find here on the french riviera, the man i am about to meet is wealthy. prince saud is known as the arab warren buffett. he is a nephew of the saudi king, but he says his fortune is self made. his company, kingdom holdings, is in a wide range of businesses, including the second-largest stake in the company that funds rupert murdoch's entire global media -- owns rupert murdoch's entire global media empire. rupert murdoch owns 12%. the prince owns 7%. what is more, he is far richer than rupert murdoch. rupert murdoch is said to be worth $7.5 billion. the prince is said to be worth $20

we in society, we would not put a 140 pound boxer in the ring with a 280 pound boxer. it's just not fair and we're the 140 pound boxer. petco is someone who out ways as in so many different ways. the store on 18th street is an excellent location to put another store that is the verse from pet foods that the community -- diverse from pet foods that the community can use and enjoy in a different way. there are plenty of pet stores in the area to service the existing community. we have been there for years and years and -- as other communities have, and we don't feel it's correct for a big bucks to come in and approached the hard work we have had to service our customers. [tone] supervisor

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we in society, we would not put a 140 pound boxer in the ring with a 280 pound boxer. it's just not fair and we're the 140 pound boxer. petco is someone who out ways as in so many different ways. the store on 18th street is an excellent location to put another store that is the verse from pet foods that the community -- diverse from pet foods that the community can use and enjoy in a different way. there are plenty of pet stores in the area to service the existing community. we have been there for years and years and -- as other communities have, and we don't feel it's correct for a big bucks to come in and approached the hard work we have had to service our customers. [tone] supervisor mar: i just wanted to add that there is a pet supply store within a couple blocks from this site and there is also pets' corner and drew's canine corner and those are the ones they're just the closest. there are a number of others as well. >> it good afternoon, supervisors. i work with jefferies natural pet foods in the castro district. we have two stores. i wanted to speak a little bit

check his boxers. pat him down real quick in case he's got it somewhere on him.check his boxers and stuff. >> while he is strip searched, the intelligence unit inspects his cell for the key. >> see, they hide stuff inside the toilet paper rolls. it's a nightmare to actually get in there and spot anything in there, especially small items like razors and things like that. >> use one of your hands. pull your bottom lip down. upper. >> see, they try to resew it and try to hide stuff in there. >> run your fingers through your hair. take your boxers off and hand them to me. >> though the key has yet to turn up, intelligence officers find other contraband. it involves the one thing cermano treasures the most. his books. >> these are messages that one gang member is writing to another. these messages will go throughout the facility and that way they'll know these guys are here. they'll also write other messages that have to do with the same thing, like trying to get people, assault people, whatever, and they're actually able to hand these over to the staff and the staff

boxer: thank you.madam president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to consideration of s. res 246 which was submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res 246 recognizing and commending the 2011 national veterans wheelchair games to be held in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, august 1 through august 6, 2011. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mrs. boxer: madam president, i further ask that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate, and that any statements relating to this measure be printed at the appropriate place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection, it's agreed to. mrs. boxer: thank you so much, madam president. and i want to say that i listened very carefully to the senior senator from maryland's remarks about where we find ourselves. and i want to associate myself with her remarks at what a

boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. president, my friend, senator sessions, has said that republicans are prepared to vote on the reid proposal. actually, they're not. they want to vote on whether to allow a vote on the reid proposal. that's what a cloture vote is. and they don't want to vote on the reid proposal. we have offered that and said that a majority should rule. just like the boehner proposal passed in the house with a simple majority, we want a chance to pass the reid proposal with a simple majority. now, my friend says, that's laughable. why is it laughable? we went back and looked at the record, mr. president, and every vote we can find on increasing the debt was always done by a simple majority. always. so if you want to follow tradition, cut out the filibuster, let us vote, and we will pass the reid proposal tonight. and we can find a way to resolve these problems. my colleague also said, democrats want to raise taxes. let me just say something. democrats want to reduce taxes on the middle class, but we d

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the threats were not related to her political position, says boxer. he could face up to three years in prison. >>> after 17 years, the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy is one step closer to officially ending. new defense secretary and former california congressman pen -- pena it is expected to sign it. >>> 823 couples that entered a lottery to get married will get to exchange vows. the city previously said it would only be able to accomodate 764 couples. new york city mayor bloomberg will officiate at the wedding of his policy advisors. >>> nfl lockout continues today despite owners agreeing to a tentative deal it was approved by other teams except the oakland raiders. sources say that a vote among players appears likely. if they approve, the team facilities would open tomorrow and the new league year would begin on wednesday. >> i think it's a realization it was time to get back to football. coming up to the start of training camp and the possibility of losing revenue that could have affected the deal. we're excited about it. it's a win-win.

for more on where things stand, i spoke to democratic senator barbara boxer from capitol hill just a short time ago. senator, thank you very much for joining us. two plans on their way through the house or the senate. can either of them actually pass congress? >> well, i think the harry reid plan is a compromise that everybody has been calling for and everybody wants. it gives the republicans what they want which is no revenues and cuts, and it helps the democrats because we are not cutting medicare. we are not cutting social security. so it is really a compromise, and it gets us out of this chaotic mess we are in it because we cut enough spending to take us all of the way to last us to the election, so it sends a column in message to the market, so that is the true compromise -- so it sends a calling -- calming message. they do not have to bring all of their people. the reid plan can garner moderate republicans and moderate democrats and pass. i guess if it does not, then john boehner is admitting he cannot be a very effective speaker, and i have been in the house for 10 years, and

for more on where things stand, i spoke with democratic senator barbara boxer just a brief time ago. senator, thank you for joining us. two plants on their way through the house and the senate. can either of them actually pass congress? >> well, i think harry reid's plan is the compromise that everybody wants. it gives republicans what they want, which is no revenues and cuts, and it helps the democrats, because we are not cutting medicare. we are not cutting social security. so it is really a compromise, and it gets us out of this chaotic mess we are in because we cut enough spending to take us all of the way to last as to the election, so it sends a calming message to the market. that is the real compromise, the reid plan. >> the republicans say they will not pass it. where does that leave us? >> they do not have to bring everyone. moderate republicans and moderate democrats, and i think it will pass, saying that it will not pass i guess is john boehner admitting he cannot be an effective speaker, and i have served in the house for 10 years, and i have seen things pass with both pa

i was already down to my boxers and i had it, like, tied around my boxer area. >> what would you have to tie it to? >> i had to tie it around my [ bleep ]. can i say that on tv? >> you just did. >> all right. well, that's where i had it. so i took it off and gave it to him. >> our producer also noticed a difference in walker's appearance. >> it's that piece i was telling you about. it's not done yet. see it? i had it last time. you didn't see it? it's old. it's like three years old. no. it's fairly new, i guess. a few days. you going to get me -- you're incriminating me here. >> walker's guilty plea to the ink charge makes for a brief but revealing hearing. >> lieutenant, he pled guilty to the charge. do you have anything to add? >> i'm going to go ahead and submit the evidence at this time. tattoo ink in a handy carrying case. i was just curious as to how old some of the tattoo work on his neck was. it looked a little fresh. there's -- >> yeah, it's old. it's, like -- >> like a week? >> like before this. this is about a week. >> how come it still looks a little red? >> because this i

police say death threats were left on senator boxer's office voicemail earlier this week. investigators were able to track those messages back to 47- year-old kevin o'connell. he was arrested at his home this morning and faces one count of making criminal threats. >>> well, a small earthquake rattled alameda county early this morning. there are no reports of damage from the magnitude 3.3 quake which hit at about 3:51 a.m. the quake was centered two miles southeast of berkeley. we did receive several calls from people in the east bay as well as people in san francisco, with most describing feeling of a sharp jolt. >>> gop presidential candidate mitt romney has a war chest larger than any other republican. newly released campaign finance records show the former massachusetts governor has $12.7 million in cash reserves. that is three times more than his closest rival, congresswoman michele bachmann. romney raised more than $18 million between april and june. president obama meanwhile has more cash on hand than all of his republican rivals put together. the president raised a

. >>> a san rafael man was arranged in marin county for allegedly threatening barbara boxer. 47-year-old kevin joseph oconnell did not enter a plea today. prosecutors say oconnell left senator boxer several threatening messages last week. >>> we have developing news right now from near dolores park at san francisco. what you ar are looking at here are police following some marchers. this all stems after the shooting of a 19-year-old man. >> reporter: after 6:00 people decided to move, chanting anti police slogans. they went to dolore street and made a left turn on 18th and began marching down the street. they were paced by police officers on foot, police officers on motorcycle. i can also tell you that i spoke to nummi's director of operation who was down at the scene. he informed me that he had come here because he heard rumors that there might be troubles at some of the nummi stop, some of the nummi light rail stops and he wanted to come down here and keep an eye on the crowd too and allow the operation people to know to watch out for protesters crossing from the tracks again. you can

. >> reporter: senator barbara boxer sat on the committee that came out with this report finding oneeason your phone company may not offer much help in removing unauthorized charges. the carrier keeps a cut of the money they collect from the third parties. the senate's investigation found in five years, at&t, quest and verizon brought in $650 million. but according to the findings of the senate's investigation, at least a quarter of the charges are bogus. and senator boxer says you shouldn't have to fight to get these charges removed. >> if the phone companies don't recommendy the situation, we need to end this whole idea of third party billing. >> reporter: at&t and verizon which operate in california say if you call up about unauthorized charges they will refund you. they also offer bill blocks to avoid these charges altogether but you have to ask for them. as for penny and john, they did eventually get arefund but they are still feeling -- >> well, violated for one thing and quite a bit upset. >> reporter: many people don't realize they are victims because they don't scan their bi

>> i pray boxers. >> he wrote, thongs. okay?something though think about. >> tongue in cheek i hope. >> yeah, yeah. blonds, brunettes or redheads? well, he kind of said all of the above. >> what are you going to say to that? >> he wrote about his favorite bars in new york, he wrote about his "30 rock" character, he went on for three hours. >> was he horribly bored or something? >> i don't know, the guy likes did tweet. >> thongs and hugh lasts two seconds. adrian kerr, she won "america's next top model" a few years ago, had a reality show. she was at comic-con, a big event out in california. she actually got kicked out after her signing because she said her outfit was just a a little too sexy. >> how can you be too sexy for comic con? i thought a lot of guys hang out there. who's complaining? >> there's adrian on the left. on the right is the character she was supposed to be portraying. aeon flux. >> it looks like a pretty -- pretty close to me. >> it does to me. she is very, you know -- i had no problem with it myself, let's ju

this guy is a golden glove boxer.citizen i would love to have him as a first line of defense against terrorism in that tsa line. if things got out of control, i know for a fact he could handle himself. martha: what drew you to what to work at tsa. >> good job, good benefits. martha: did they ask you to demonstrate your ability to do the job? >> no, it was never stated in that letter. open luggage. i never had to perform any of those tasks. martha: were all the test online. >> no, they were in tsa facilities. martha: you met with them and they knew your situation. >> they met me, they knew. martha: the interview went well you? felt like the job was going to happen. >> basically, yes. >> they didn't consider him as a whole person. if they factored in the fact that he's a boxer and saw the things he's capable of doing we wouldn't be here right now. martha: what is their reaction? where does the lawsuit stand? >> we are in the informal stages. we have to exhaust all administrative remedies. it's not easy to see you the go

boxer: would the senator yield for a question? mr. durbin: let me complete one thought and then ail a be happy to yield. secondly, the president has put in a payroll tax cut working families get about 2% each pay period. the belief is -- by the president, and i share it -- that that kind of a helping hand ends up with dollars in hand for many fathers spent into the economy. i hope that we extend the payroll tax cut as part of this agreement. now, it doesn't serve specifically the need for deficit reduction, but it certainly serves the need for us tstimulate the economy and have people buy more. right now we have a crisis of consumer confidence and i think it is brought on by the bad news out of washington. we have to share some of this blame. it is brought on by the fact that many people overborrowed before the recession set in. many times going deeply into debt. for example, in the 1990's, the average indebtedness of a family was 84% of their annual income. it reached -- by the year 2507 -- about 125%, a 15% increase in indebtedness.

the police say that it was not related to boxer's political position. he was up set with tensions -- upset with tensions with public safety officers. >>> a 13-year-old virginia boy is recovering this morning after getting hit in the neck by a bamboo stick. the story may be graphic for some viewers. he was playing ninjas with his friend. and when he jumped, the still went forward and impaled his neck. his father immediately rushed him to the hospital. >> i'm thinking that i might pass out, maybe during the surgery and maybe it will start gushing and they may not be able to save me and hoping it did not hit anything important. >> it did not hit any arteries. they managed to get the stick out after five hours. >> wow! >> a strong young man. that was hard to look at. >>> and now to sal what is happening on the -- to sal. what is happening on the roads? >>> not too much right now. the friday light commute so far. remember. normally, i reap refreshing my map -- i keep refreshing my map and thinking it can't be true. it's unusual. but go ahead and get out ther

. >> boxers get that jump rope. >> oh, my gosh, look at that. >> now that i can do. >> you bring in a rope and do it right there. >> i think if you wore those pants you could do anything. >> the scene before. >> thanks for watching wjz eyewitness news. have a wonderful day. ,,,,,,[ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig.

democrats hold the senate it is 50/50 republicans and democrats do are up for election my barbara boxer they're not going to lose the region have many opportunities but that changes next year and three years from now those are fantastic years and i don't know how they will blow it. i am sure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. [laughter] >> thank you very much. do you think the liberals have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives? you don't like our policies but it does go beyond that. >> that is covered more extensively in my book called "godless" and that explains why you do see that mob psychology characteristics on the left but not on the right-wingers are republicans and we know from the polls that most though the been a god and those who claim they do run for office and are lying. it is a vertical relationship. and around the crowd around do because christ said we would be it makes us feel macho. [laughter] if you do not have the up and down relationship with god then you really have to care what people abound you think. that is whe

government, more because our point persons, nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein, and george miller, barbara boxer, so on and so forth, are not there to pull strings so that we get what we want as far as transportation is concerned. even though you have, in general terms, stated something about the central subway, we need to work very hard to find out if we really need that central subway. i would like to bring to your attention, having worked for a long time as an advocate, to make sure that the constituents, those at speak english, and those that speak other languages, understands the amount of money that is going to be put into that system. i would like you to remember the more than $700 million that was put into the third street light rail which has not worked. having said that, i attended the plans and programs meeting, some other meetings, and there was a lot of dillydallying going on at that meeting. as you heard from the assistant director, she spoke about over 30 different factors but the people at home cannot make heads or tails of what is happening. we need this report to be summarized

we also have something for you, couple months ago we had kathy the white boxer, a beautiful dog. she is still with us. she is wonderful. we have really good ones here. we have so many wonderful dogs right now. >> and lots of small ones. >> a lot of small ones but we have more than ever before. people are suffering. it's the perfect little dog. the staff loves him. >> maybe we can find them a home >> thank you. >> what a sweetheart. >> for all of us here thanks so much for joining us today. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. 

senator boxer and other democrats are holding this event to rail against the bill.say it will destroy social security and medicare. it's unlikely to pass the senate and president obama has promised a vie toe -- a veto. >>> it is:18. a federal court has overturned two felony convictions of a man who posted online messages urging people to shoot barack obama weeks before he was elected president. a panel from the u.s. circuit court of appeals ruled that water's bagasarian mess ans were dangerous but were protected but -- messages were dangerous but were protected by free speech. >>> today, first lady michelle obama will talk about stores serving healthy food. walmart plans to open another 300 stores by 20 -- by 2016. walgreens will include fruits and vegetables in their stores. >>> and she will also make an appearance upon extreme home edition and help a crew build a boarding house for homeless veterans. the episode is scheduled to air in october. >>> 42 years ago today, man first set foot on the moon t was july 20th, 1969 when neil armstrong set foot on the moon soon

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senator barbara boxer. he left a message on her voice mail he has all being held on five 1000's dollar fell car wash and will be held today for a woman that was found burnt in the middle of a street hit yet last week. they're trying to raise money for >> they are mourning the loss of their only child they made a shrine in their east oakland apartment. they said she was a wonderful daughter and mother to a two year-old son she left beyond she said she is now scared to leave the house. residents found her body on the street around 430 a m thursday morning a they are pleading with police to find who was responsible for desperate. >> i want the police to do their job find the person that did discusthis. >> is that i don't want it happened to other parents i don't want it to happen again in oakland that have not said a funeral day and they will take care of their two year-old grandson. >> how information on the part where she will start an 11:00 a.m. and felt to 4:00 p.m. at that eastlake ymca all money raised w

we also have something for you, couple months ago we had kathy the white boxer, a beautiful dog.she is still with us. she is wonderful. we have really good ones here. we have so many wonderful dogs right now. >> and lots of small ones. >> a lot of small ones but we have more than ever before. people are suffering. it's the perfect little dog. the staff loves him. >> maybe we can find them a home >> thank you. >> what a sweetheart. >> for all of us here thanks so much for joining us today. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol.

i have a boxer that was steven chu on sticks. it is causing constipation. -- 22 on sticks. it is causing constipation. what do i do? >> you need alternatives. my own dog to use certain things. -- chews certain things. you have to poppy-proof the house. >> how do i get my two-year-old dragon to eat on his own? >> these animals are sometimes very caller-oriented. they suggest something colorful like strawberries or raspberries. >> interesting. how can i get my hat to stop biting? it is mostly playful, but it could hurt, and how could i get her to stop begging for treats? >>-influences are good. maybe costs -- negative influences are good. maybe a spray in the face. when they do good behavior, you pay them. give them a paycheck. >> of a good thing would be to adopt shady. it has become a big thing at wbal to get shady adopted. we're hoping it happens. let's give out the information. you can call, and you can the at the other. -- pets available on the baltimore humane society website. how big is the need right now? >> huge. we just did the baltimore 500, and we had 571 adoption

. >>> a series of death threats were left on the voice mail of barbara boxer last week. police arrested kevin o'connell as his home and booked him into the county jail. bail stands at half a million dollars. he is scheduled to make his first court appearance on tuesday. >>> the august 2 deadline to raise the nation's debt ceiling is getting closer. those talks are not expected to include congressional leaders or president obama. big spending cuts are likely to be part of any deal. however, proem also wants tax increases on the wealthy to be included. republicans have argued against any tax hikes. >>> after three years hinds bars, casey an none -- behind bars, casey anthony is a free woman. a jury acquitted her earlier this month of killing her daughter caylee. it is not clear where they is now. security experts say anthony needs to keep a low profile, due to the anger caused over her verdict. her release caused brief chaos. look at that large crowd, they had gather today see the woman walk out as a free woman. it is similar to that of a large crowd that gathered outside

staffers for boxer called police after he left threatening voicemail messages last week.n investigation identified the caller the 47-year-old kevin joseph mcconnell. he was arrested yesterday near his home and booked into jail. the contra costa times reports bail is set at $500,000. >>> this morning the debt showdown continues in washington. president obama and republicans are repeating the arguments that they have been make for days. as abc's david curley reports, people are fed up with the gridlock. >> reporter: after five meeting in five days, the president is still pleading for compromise. >> so i've put things on the table that are important to me and the democrats, and i expect republican leaders to do the same. >> the president asked for a plan that both sides could support, but the white house seems satisfied, saying that they have been in touch with congress about various options. taxes has been the sticking point. >> it's not just the democrats who think we need a balanced approach, the republicans as well. >> two-thirds of the americans say there need to be cut

staffers for boxer called police after he left threatening voicemail messages last week.dentification identified the caller the 47-year-old kevin joseph mcconnell. he was arrested yesterday near his home and booked into jail. the contra costa time reports bail is set at $500,000. >>> this morning the debt showdown continues in washington. president obama and republicans are repeating the arguments that they have been make for days. as abc's david curley reports, people are fed up with the gridlock. >> reporter: after five meeting in five days, the president is still pleading for compromise. >> so i've put things on the table that are important to me and the democrats, and i expect republican leaders to do the same. >> the president asked for a plan that both sides could support, but the white house seems satisfied, sag they have been in touch with congress about various optionings. taxes has been the sticking point. >> it's not just the democrats who think we need a balanced approach, the republicans as well. >> two-thirds of the americans say there need to be cuts and ta

on the senate floor, harry reid did vote no, we're going to talk with a couple of senators, barbara boxerat from california, and john barrasso, republican from wyoming. this is a special edition of msnbc sunday live. why? because we're the place for politics. we'll be right back. uh-huh. jeff! honey, i can't walk any faster. [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh turkey comes in a clear pack... [ cellphone beeps ] [ jeff ] ooh. thanks hun! [ female announcer ] ...so the freshness you see is what you taste. ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ excuse me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> well, this is the floor of the united states senate, and as expected, harry reid's compromise plan to t

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. >>> luckily we're getting ready in another month or so to have one of the big time boxers of our area. in probably the biggest fight of his career. robert the ghost guerrero on the right hand side. it'll be at hp pavilion down in san jose against marcos maidana. super lightweight championship fight. he's never turned down a fight. this figures to be a classic match up. >> marcos maidana is one of those tough guys that keep oncoming. it's one of our style match up to get a great fight. you get a classic fighter like me and you get the puncher like maida in, a and we both clash. >> august 27th at the hp pavilion, san jose be there. that's the sporting life for right now. giant and a's highlights tonight. >>> and looks like a dispute has been averted. coming up on tv 36 news at 7:00, union police have come to an agreement on a new contract. we'll see you in 30 minutes everyone. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-t

. >>> a man is arrested accused of making to threats against barbara boxer. kevin o'connell is being held on $500,000 bill. the 47-year-old man was arrested yesterday near his home. they say he left threatening messages on voicemail at senator boxer's office. >>> foreclosures slowed for the first half of the year, but there are still plenty of homes on the auction block. some of those homes are for auction yesterday in oakland, home buyers were looking for a once-in-a-lifetime deal. a lot of them came with cash in hand. >> i have been saving a long time to don't buy unnecessary items. >> now gone, and the water, no magazines. many of these homes sold for just a fraction of their value. in california, the stats right now, one out of every 51 homes received a foreclosure notice over the past six months. >>> after spending more than two years behind bars, casey anthony is free. she was released from jail at around midnight last night. authority give up the jury acquitted anthony earlier this month. people outraged over the verdict have lost anthony's lawyers con

we have senator feinstein and senator boxer and others.y have worked so hard to get the system going. i want to implore the officials -- muni officials. look at light rail as an organic entity. also, all of them, they are modern designers. these urban systems are treated almost as living entities. we are just barely able to makee discomfort and dissatisfaction. in these to go beyond. -- they are showing the discomfort and dissatisfaction. it needs to go beyond. say, wow, that is now my job is there. that is out. that is the benchmark. [chime] thank you. these are $2 i did not pay for on the fair coming here. i will make a donation to the treasurer's office. thank you. supervisor cohen: thank you. well, to wrap up all the public comment and testimony, thank you to mta. thank you for answering questions. although we did not have any members of the public that actually were lined out the door, believe me when i tell you -- and i have the data to prove this -- i hear from residents all the time complaining about their dissatisfaction with serv

of the senate it was about 50/50 republicans and democrats who were up for elections like barbara boxerthey were in solidly. states. we didn't have many opportunities in the last election. that changes. next year. it changes three years from now. those are two fantastic years for republicans. i don't know how republicans are going to blow it. they will come up with something like fewer jobs. >> somebody here -- i want to add we are conservative but not partisan. >> thank you for coming today. do you think the liberals and i'm serious about this, have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives -- you don't have to like our policies but it goes beyond that? >> yes. that is covered more extensively in my book about three boat back called godless. that explains why you do see all of the mob psychology characteristics on the left and you don't see it among right wingers. you don't see it among republicans and we know from the polls that most republicans believe in god and most democrats don't and the ones who claim they do are running for office and lying. if you believe in go