bridget for storage instead? >> it is important clarify that it was not an exit space, it was not a space under their use or lease, that if they were too common with a revised. and crossed that out, we would have a question of whether they still had any intention of using that space or any intention of occupying or renting that space. the case it is it has never been their intention to occupy or use this space. vice president garcia: i am not suggesting that. before you go down that road, what i am saying is given the plants they had, if they are to avoid the c.u., they're not barred from designating some space as nine use. >> as long as it is less than four dozen square feet, that is acceptable. vice president garcia: some question if that is manipulative, etcetera, but that is available to them. >> the space in question is not for the sole use of the candidate, it is not for the soy use of the subject tenet, so i think it is clear that it should be left out of the usage copulation. vice president garcia: -- for

finally, wells fargo came back to heat street, bridget came back to haight street, and that was fantastic for us. now have a business directly across the street from this site. it is the closest proximity business across the street from this corner, " and divisadero. -- oak and divisadero. we're trying to revive this corner, and we did with the business we have. it is a big eyesore and problem with the look at this boarded up place, tag across the street. it is nice to hear that somebody will fork up the money and build. the fact is we cannot go in there because the city and not give us money for it. i like to have a gallery, coffee, something of culture, but it is not going to happen. when my employees need more money and tips, they depend on local businesses. these businesses coming in will help our business. as a neighbor, maybe i could see a small community bank, but it is not one to happen. we like a bank to be there, does not matter if it is chase or wells fargo. i own the business across the street, and i think it is a big insult to the city that we have to go back five times to ch

today, though, bridget nealson, who starred with him in "red sonia," announced that she too was intimately involved with schwarzenegger in the 1980s. at that time, he was dating maria shriver. she also claims that arnold told her that he would one day be governor of california. >>> from unwanted to invaluable. it can be a remarkable transformation to see. and tonight, we go in depth with an organization that makes just such things possible. they do it not with people or things, but with dogs. dogs many of whom were close to losing their lives but now actually save the lives of others. >> reporter: if there was such a thing as a lottery for dogs, what you are about to hear is the winner's tale, and like any good rags to riches story, ours begins at rock bottom. which if you're a dog is at the shelter. wondering if you'll ever find a home. but if that is bottom, then here are the ones who hit the jackpot. not just freed from a cage, but given a calling. you are watching rescued dogs. in the process of becoming rescue dogs. >> it started again. >> reporter: at her kennel, she pairs former she

still could phone the man who threw a banana it's one of the greatest brazilian players and his old bridget apologized to him and his team no doubt the discipline committee will take all that into consideration and will not deprive the somare three points. and all scandals in south america where there was a truly hard for when for some to show us the club lifted the corporate authorise title the brazilians and the euro why opponents spend it all however both showing they can pack a punch after was present on the twenty star the new all have a tell me the sixty eighth minute giving the suns their side because to me lead the nineteen year old us helping the club presidential to one victory one calles began actually every player getting involved in the mass for old coaching staff and match officials also caught up as rival supporters spilled onto the pitch but one man emerging with his hands held high out of the mask was former santosh player a seventy year old legend no doubt remembers the side's first two titles win in one nine hundred sixty two and the following year. now golfing sensation

from bridget and. apparent success is largely due to the to the reputation of. the time head of corporation out of those over six hundred across the need to have actually been supplied so maybe time for the modifications that can stand the competition from international majors such as canada's bombardier and reveals imbra who also manufacture aircraft of similar specification. and staying with the airshow era flot russians flagship airline has ordered eight triple seven passenger jets from boeing the one point two billion dollars deal is widely seen as a turn away from air bass which provides the majority of the carriers fleet analysts say the russian airline has obtained a fifty percent discount from boeing saving up to a billion dollars meanwhile arafat has begged for inconsistent terms in both delivery and price. looking at the markets now the u.s. markets are trading serviceably whedon's day with all eyes on the federal reserve is holding its regular monetary policy meeting widely expected to keep rates unchanged and of more interest what will be watch a mem

affected traffic all over the east thankfully all it did not create any unusual problems for any of the bridget'snimitz freeway northbound through oakland's, everything is back to here we are at the bay bridge, we are probably minutes away from scene of the metering lights. on the san mateo bridge, the ride still looks good. lighter than normal for the west down side -- was found side. the golden gate bridge is still a problem free. 6:19 a.m., a check on the weather was james fletcher. >> here is a look from the roof camera showing in the cloud cover possible thunderstorms by this afternoon. things will dry out as we head into the evening and overnight. let's take a quick look at where the rain is falling, it is still offshore but it is tracking towards the north a coastline. we are dealing with some light rain already falling around the bay. you can see where it is concentrated, we have some falling out near richmond, just north of richmond as you head towards vallejo. concord, walnut creek, that stretch of highway 13 getting a little wet and out near antioch. all of this is tracking to the east

1976, locals have had the unique option of purchasing a $10 decal each year that allows unlimited bridget -- unlimited trips across the bridge. state officials are not only increasing all of the tolls, or considering it, but requiring all decal holders to purchase a special pass for $36 per year, but add in the monthly maintenance fee and it adds up to $54 per year. >> if they do not back down on this, we will be filing suit against the state of maryland for what they are doing. >> i will tell you that this state has paid hundreds of millions of federal highway dollars every year and they squander them. instead of spending and the way they should, they squander them and then come back to you for more. >> the 70-year-old bridge is already paid for and many think this tool is uncalled for. >> it -- this toll is uncalled for. >> it affects everybody. the >> and pointing out that charging people just to come into town is bad for business. thee're going to charge people to come into cecil county to buy our products and services. >> there may be people that cannot come across the bridge because

. >>> tim the brother of mary bridget, who was eight months pregnant when she was murdered. >> i can, someone gets the opportunity to choke you unconscious 48 times. so you can live through the horror that you put our daughters, our sisters, our mothers through, that they choke you till you're dead and stand on your throat. >> vickie ware, the sister of kelly ware, whose body was dumped near the airport in july of '83. >> he's an animal. i don't wish for him to die. i wish for him to have a long, suffering cruel death. hopefully terminal cancer. i know he feels no remorse. >> the brother of marie malvar, the woman who fought the hardest to live. >> i hope you rot in hell, you son of a bitch. >> others, like kathy mills, the mother of one of the first teenagers left by the green river expressed a need to put an end to her anguish. >> i forgive you. you can't hold me anymore. i'm through with you. i have a peace that is beyond human understanding. >> the daughter of carol christensen, the woman whose body ridgway posed with the fish and wine, tried one last time to make him understand

we a s ounce tokype video, bridget we announced -- we announce skype video conferencing this morning.ee cord - cu tting? >> no, i don't see that. that is not what people are talking about when they use that term. i agree that right now the instance of people disconnecting their video packages is barely measurable that is what all the studies said. y. i see netflix as another programmer. that is really what they are. clearly, if there is something that makes consumers not want to buy the big package that we collectively are selling, that that is a threat to all of us. that is why we have to work together on the functionality. there is no evidence that more than a handful of customers don't want the big package. that is fundamentally what we do. we have more content in any country in the world. >> pat, this reminds me back in 2007 when the subprime was looking scary. somebody said 1.5% of all subprime or failing. another person said that means that 98.5% of people are still paying their mortgages. suddenly, a couple of years down the road, more mortgages unwound. you look at the horizon

bridget marcelle is the name on the name tag. if we get more information, we will get it to you. we do not know whether the governor general, from the streets i have seen from senators -- they are tweeting from the senate floor. they do not think the governor general saw it. they think the prime minister probably did. i do not think there were any surprises in that speech. but a lot of ground was covered. what is your sense of all of this? >> we have focused over the last several months, particularly the final weeks of the minority government, and the details we are seeing is a huge amount of big stuff, much more substantial stuff which we have not talked about. what i am getting at is that we have been talking about crime legislation, getting rid of the gun registry, how we will achieve balance in the budget and get rid of the deficit by 2015. all of these seemed like a big issues at the time. now they seem like details. when you compare the rest of the content of the speech, it does represent a substantial agenda for this minority government. i am speaking principally about the

bridget jones wasn't out yet, "sex and the city" wasn't out yet and it had a little bit of that tonend people were like, i don't know. i just kept writing because it made me happy. and i was fortunate enough at a cocktail party one time to meet a woman who would become my editor. she bought a number of books for me. i met another editor and strangely i went frommun -- unable to be published and then we sold seven novels. it was very abrupt that way, entry into the literary system but i wrote chick lit novels and then i wrote mystery novels and i taught at loyola law school and that was kind of it. you know, i really felt like i had everything and i did. but strangely when i was writing one particular mystery novel called "the rome affair," i had a couple in the belmont police station and the cops are going back and forth and they're saying to the husband, do you know what your wife husband is saying she said she pushed you down to the edge. do you know what he's saying down there and so they're trying to turn them against each other but i was concerned i was channeling law and order

governments can spend endlessly, print money when they needed come and diaper bridget i predict thatble. i started digging about economics just to get it off of my chest. my wife was worried. why would i want to do that? she said it was dangerous and i could end of getting elected. i was sure that was not possible because of is going to take this position which was a strong philosophical tradition and stick with the constitution. she had predicted that i would be successful because people would want to hear the truth of the matter that we're dealing with. that is how i got involved. it was more or less a way to get things off of my checks -- chest. i was not teaching economics, but it worked out because i could practice medicine up until coming into congress this last time. i was actually doing some teaching for the first couple of years. i came back in 1997. i had a daughter studying ob/gyn at the university of texas in houston is why was teaching a clinic there. after that i got too busy. i still think that i am basically a physician that got into politics. >> you are a fierce crit

bridget marcel, at least that is the name on the name tag.f the senate chamber right in front. we don't know from the tweets that i've seen from senators, they are tweeting from the senate floor, and some of the ghosts in there. they don't think the general saw it, but the prime minister probably did. let's get some content reaction now in terms of what we heard. i don't think there were surprises in the speech, doesn't seem to be to me, but a lot of ground was covered. terry, first, you're cents in all of this? >> well, i'm struck, peter, in the speech by how much we focused over the last several months, particularly the final weeks of the minority government on details, and what we see in the thrown speech is, yes, they are coming back to the same details, but there's also a huge amount of big stuff, much more substantive stuff in the thrown speech that we have not talked about it. not that it's new, but we have not talked about it. we're talking about details like tinkering with crime registration, getting rid of the gun registry or gettin

as you start tearing about bridget ma apartlware, -- as you start tearing apart theis malware, there are limits. they were concerned about international law when there were crafting that. because the mall where proliferated, there was an element of desperation or somebody goofed. everybody can afford to police say that it was a nation-state attack. the ambiguity of the cyber rig is not here. that malware has lowered the threshold for conflict in the cyberworld. somebody got away with it. somebody actually damaged a strategic asset in another country. i think we now have to say that that inherent threshold of deterrence or inhibition for cyber operations has been lowered inextricably for the first time in history. that is an interesting concept to explore because now you have to start saying who is living in the glass house and are we prepared, are the israelis prepared, are the chinese prepared for the next round that will inevitably occur? somebody has the architecture for some advanced malware and control system attacks. >> i don't know that you can set as a threshold the fact that

bridget marcel is the name on the name tag.e get more information on that, we will get it to you. an unprecedented incident right in the middle of the speech from the throne on the floor of the senate chamber, right in front. we do not know whether the governor general -- from the tweets i have seen, they are retreating from the senate floor. they do not think the governor general saw it. they think the prime minister probably did. let's get some content reaction in terms of what we heard. i do not think there were any surprises in that speech. a lot of ground was covered. your sense of all of this. >> it struck me in the speech by how much we have focused over the past several months, particularly the final weeks of the minority government on details and what we're seeing is they are coming back with the same details, but there is see huge amount of big step. much more substantial things we have not talked about. what i am getting at is we have been talking about details like crime legislation come getting rid of the gun regis