just burke with officer winter ice and it's at sea and storm surges through the black sea to the caspian sea from the us or c. where you have to friend. extreme events possible. and if they are they will all affect the coastline because that's where people live that the ports are the railroads or the roads or tourism for this developing and here is the direct incessant how. when will this happening how large will be and how much will be the demolition so in planning for the governments of the authorities you can advise them how much the protection how much the preparation it's not about what happened in russia last samurai we witnessed a number of wildfires that took lives are dozens of people do you see that coming

as doris burke reported earlier, has a fever of about 102. he won't use that as an excuse, but he looks exhausted. >> mark: you have to recognize the moment and get more aggressive offensively. >> mike: wade, pucks up -- stevenson the rebound. both teams now missing some shots as we get under three minutes remaining in a two-point game. terry. to nowitzki. back to terry. a two-pointer -- in and out. miller, the rebound. >> jeff: they're getting great shots. good execution. just not making. >> mike: wade on the attack. fields inside to bosh who lost it. and wade gets it back. up top to james. james fakes. drives. pull up jumper -- won't go. miller, the offensive rebound. wade again. throws it down the corner. miller on the drive -- shot, misses, and nowitzki, the rebound. and a whistle and a foul! dwyane wade called for the foul. with 2:16 remaining. and the mavericks leading by two. they are in the penalty. >> mark: i tell you what, this is playoff basketball. the intensity on both ends. this is what you wait all season for. >> mike: this is

as doris burke reported earlier, has a fever of about 102. he won't use that as an excuse, but he looks exhausted. >> mark: you have to recognize the moment and get more aggressive offensively. >> mike: wade, pucks up -- stevenson the rebound. both teams now missing some shots as we get under three minutes remaining in a two-point game. terry. to nowitzki. back to terry. a two-pointer -- in and out. miller, the rebound. >> jeff: they're getting great shots. good execution. just not making. >> mike: wade on the attack. fields inside to bosh who lost it. and wade gets it back. up top to james. james fakes. drives. pull up jumper -- won't go. miller, the offensive rebound. wade again. throws it down the corner. miller on the drive -- shot, misses, and nowitzki, the rebound. and a whistle and a foul! dwyane wade called for the foul. with 2:16 remaining. and the mavericks leading by two. they are in the penalty. >> mark: i tell you what, this is playoff basketball. the intensity on both ends. this is what you wait all season for. >> mike: this is

i am tom burke. retreats are well known and useful spiritual tools i think in all religious traditions but very very well known in the catholic tradition. today we will look at retreats through the lens of valembrosa retreat center in men low park it is operated by the archdiocese of san francisco. we welcome dominican father george matanic. it is a beautiful place i don't say that because it is down the street from a foster freeze it is a beautiful place you are the executive director. we want to talk about retreats. can we spend just a few minutes, a little time on their purpose, their time, where they found their beginnings? >> retreats are times of going away for quiet,. >> sure. >> for reflection, for prayer, you are right when you say we have a beautiful facility the name comes from a retreat center. >> looking at some beautiful pictures now. >> there you go. yeah. from a bendecitne monastery called the shady glen it reflects the shady glen atmosphere. people walk on to the property and say we

for an alleged sex attack there has been interest from the swiss national press this year builder burke which is widely believed to support big government and economic consolidation runs entirely contrary to the swiss idea of independence local government and you trial ety blogger manfred petritsch has run a successful campaigns about effect playing on the reported ten million euro taxpayer bill for securing the spanish build about except that a private meeting because that's what they call themselves a private. security. by the taxpayer and i think a lot of people understand that especially when the government. i don't have money for this. and here we go and it costs a lot of money to secure this private meeting of these people the agenda is secret along with everything else but bill the burgers are believed to be deciding on who should replace their friend t.s.k. at the top of the i.m.f. also concentrating on how to save the euro which was leaked agendas show their brainchild we don't want to be we don't want to. but these are all the things that actually create is a construct of. eur

>> i don't know the answer to that, congressman, but can i say i know dennis burke, the u.s. attorney there. he is a very hard-working, dedicated public servant and what obviously happened here is there was a serious profound disagreement about strategy but the common goal of the united states attorney's office and all of the atf agents is to interdict guns, to stop the gun trafficking to mexico. so mr. burke, i'm sure, was dedicated to that purpose. >> sir, with respect, given the fact that you know mr. burke and i do not, would you share with him what was said this morning about the dissatisfaction with federal law enforcement in arizona and the relationship that they have with the united states attorney's office? >> yes. >> because that has not been my experience, certainly not in south carolina, not in other jurisdictions. the level of animosity and the fighting between law enforcement and federal prosecutors over something as simple as a proffer -- are you aware of any united states attorney's office that doesn't allow the use of proffers? >> it's obviously a common tech

parties laura i met there will keep you updated on the building burke meeting on our twitter feed she tweets that far from crew is the only international news channel that. as mainstream media seems to be ignoring the. arts to underscore kong to stay on top of developments building for the meeting. a determined wheelchair user making a crossing from russian to west has reached its final destination moscow examiner carson began his dirty from glad you've all stuck in the middle of april since then braved around eleven thousand kilometers by heads hiking with his electric powered wheelchair this type of hardship which included falling into a ditch alexander says he's happy to have made new friends on raising awareness about disability issues that's also the goal set by the paralympic games to be held in twenty fourteen in sochi and as our. reports the city have begun preparing a welcome for disabled athletes from around the world. is it easy for a man in a wheelchair to travel to sochi a tough question for the mayor and his aides as the city's preparing to host the two thousand and four

archies laura emmett there will keep you updated on the building burke meeting on our twitter feed shetweets that so far as your crew is the only international news channel and it's fun for us as mainstream media seems to be ignoring the events of the last hour underscored to stay on top of developments at this building or group meeting. i determined wheelchair user making an accurate crossing from russian east to west has reached its final destination moscow examiner caution began his journey from glad you've all stuck in the middle of april since the braves around eleven thousand kilometers by hitchhiking with his electric powered wheelchair despite the hardships which included falling into a ditch alexander says he's happy to have made new friends while raising awareness about disability issues that's also the gold of the paralympic games to be held in twenty fourteen in sochi and it starts tuesday new school all ski reports the city have begun comparing the disabled athletes from around the world. is it easy for a man in a wheelchair to travel to sochi a tough question for the mayo

have a right to know what's happening in this affair at the house what's happening at the builder burke meeting people wants to know what to do. who is. for plans for the future. i'm here for more transparency the agenda of the building remains secret until long after the meetings over build a bird watchers make an educated guess about what's being discussed this year saving the euro a builder burge invention deciding the new head of the international monetary fund to replace that infamous colleague dominic strauss kahn and of course the events of the arab spring which notable build about what she's accused the group of exacerbating into a bloody war to try and hike up the oil price some accuse the builder berger's of masterminding the financial crisis given the dire economic fates of the north to build a host countries greece and spain some fear for the future of independence nor the best switzerland and we think that there is a danger that because they are meeting in switzerland they want to get rid of the last stumbling block in this whole european union you know it's like an island

building burks lives i've been able to smuggle out some of the minutes of the meetings i believe our group has now admitted that they covertly more than fifty years ago set up a core of the european union to be a system for private banking cartels to take over nation states build a bird group as an authoritarian agenda and hillary clinton back in the mid ninety's was fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for violating us federal law for meeting with private individuals to set to discuss policy and so we should be concerned about the goldberg rate because this is the group that has openly promoted through their surrogates and spokespeople world government so they're very authoritarian and that's why they've gone to great lengths to have a media blackout especially in the united states and europe and it's all in the last few years with the rise of the alternative media that mainstream news our corporate news here in the united states has been forced to even admit it existed just three years ago three years ago the new york times came out and basically said that i was insane when i was

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segÚn los investigadores burke tambiÉn dijo que usaba la computadora de su casa para recibir imÁgenesatoria medina valley en san antonio logrÓ que un juez previera que se rezarÁ en esa ceremonia. >> en este momento estamos preocupados porque el juezestÁ diciendo a nosotros que los alumnos no pueden decir palabras, dios, jesÚs, en la ceremonia. >> fue una joven de esa misma escuela, la primera de su clase, que con el apoyo del procurador y del distrito escolar presentaron cada parte una apelaciÓn en la corte de distrito cinco pidiendo que se revocara la orden del juez, por considerarla inconstitucional. a su vez se declarÓ que esta chica podÍa hacer su discurso de graduaciÓn sin ser censurada. >> los estudiantes de la preparatoria medina valley podrÁn si lo desean realizar una oraciÓn durante su ceremonia de graduaciÓn. >> los graduados de la preparatoria mccollum. > > dimos gracias a dios, hicimos todo esto. >> piensa que se debe de dejar. >> dentro de este grupo de grabados hay quienes piensan diferente. >> no deberÍan involucrar la religiÓn de las cosas seculares porque es un poco c

burke and dressed it quite well. just on your questions about height and the original proposals regarding height

burke and dressed it quite well. just on your questions about height and the original proposals regarding height on the upc buildings, there was one 240-foot tower that after community and staff in but was reduced down to 200 feet, and there were two towers that were out along the properties that were originally proposed that 150 feet and 130 feet respectively, and those were both reduced down to 85-foot height limits as a result of that process. lastly, just a correction on the visitation valley fee that came from the legislation that supervisor maxwell introduced before the end of her term. actually settled in at $4.21 a foot, and there were some changes in how those calculations were made. just as a snapshot, these are not audited numbers, but according to the program that is proposed, that represents over $13 million that will come as one time fees for the community benefit. >> you said $21 million? >> over $13 million. 1-3. there's also standard transfer tax turnover, assuming approximately through the life of a

burke culpable se declaró en el 2009.ó afectada por el tornado que azotó a una ciudad la erupción del volcan puyehue en chile hizo la evacuación de 3. 500 personas. las cenizas arrojadas llegaron a la patagonia en argentina. ha creado preocupación. las autoridades enviaron un mensaje de tranquilidad a la población. >>> este fue un emotivo momento después del mortal tornado que a fibbing r a febreroing fr afect a springfield en massachusetts. apareció el perrito a 200 yardas de su casa. el animal campaña a una niña que sufre de cáncer y es su inseparable compañero. >>> los artistas que vistan londres y dan un paseo por buckingham. podrán ver la boda real verán a la novia entrando a la abadía de westminstewestminster. >>> la chaqueta que lucio michael jackson en su disco triller, es la pieza más reconocida y significativa de la pu cultura pop que sale a la venta espera recaudar 200 mil dólares en la subasta de iconos musicales que se hará el 25 de 26 de junio en la casa de subastas en beverly hills california. además se sub

it had almost disappeared due to mixing with artificially introduced burk trout. over 200,000 trout are returned to the wild every year. some make it to full-size maturity, like this specimen. it is 22 kilos. >> the amount of marble genes in the trout population are rising and this trend is significant. we think that the natural selection will help us -- if the natural selection will help us, we are in a good way to save the marble draw. >> the marble trout is difficult to catch, whether with a hoe or on film. -- on a hook or on film. the fish farm now attracts visitors from all over the world. it currently has a couple of swedish insurance. -- swedish interns. >> we are not just throwing eggs, but the whole process for them. >> the project is funded by these anglers. fly-fishing is not cheap. a license costs 50 rows per day. the money raised just about covers the cost and the club chairman would like to expand it. gregg's it would be good if these slovenian government -- >> it would be good if the slovenian government provided funds, like in italy, especially for

we'll dry out burke not immediately. cold front coming through now. it's why we're seeing rainfall. this area of low pressure will continue to keep wet weather in the forecast throughout night. what is going happen is that the front passes through, and then, this area of low pressure starts to track overhead, meaning 5:00 a.m. tomorrow we're looking at and showers will diminish, we'll see sun breaking through, temperatures will come up a few degrees tomorrow afternoon. and certainly will be a milder day. in the morning looking for scattered showers. and upper 50s and into mid-70s, partly sunny skies expected and there are temperatures into low 60s to mid-70s, here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. showers in the morning. there is a warmer wednesday afternoon. warming continues thursday and friday. throughout the weekend we're going see hot holiday weekend conditions mid-90s inland. and the 4th of july fire works. and i just had to clarify that. >> and we'll return to what is normal for summer time heading into holiday weekend. >> so for san francisco, it's fog in the morning,

german basketball star burk tulowitzki who led the dallas mavericks to their nba -- dirk nowitski who led the dallas mavericks to their nba title was greeted. he was so moved. he may join the to european championships later this summer. and just think how many little boys will be called burdirk from now on. coming up, relations between germany and >> welcome back. chinese premier wen jiabao has been in berlin with a large delegation. the two countries held joint cabinet negotiations. china and germany, among other world powers, is concerned about the european debt crisis. an estimated quarter of the debt is in euros. china has signaled that it will buy a european debt to help stabilize the financial situation in germany it also like a frank debate -- germany would also like a friend debate over human rights, but the issue has sometimes put a strain in their ties. >> germany's contacts with china have forged ahead in recent years, politically, economically, and culturally. but closer contacts have not always meant deeper understanding. for many germans, china remains a distant power, a

burke wadsworth selective service act, the first peacetime draft ever.universal compulsive tory training and so roosevelt strategy here was to maneuver behind the scenes to engineer his own draft and then he could say, well i can't refuse the draft and that was a prelude to the drafting of millions of young american boys. so that was brilliant, and of course the international situation is what compelled roosevelt to seek a third term. if it hadn't been for the international crisis there would have been no justification at all for a third term. >> and i think also jim wrote about roosevelt very great machiavelli and tendency to set people against one another especially 1940, divide and conquer. that is the way he was nominated because there were so many people running that they split up the delegates so roosevelt could be easily drafted. and there was a cost of that. for instance we are sitting this afternoon in a center that is named after henry wallace who is franklin roosevelt's third term vice president. when wallace went to chicago in 1944, hoping fo

many more park sapping and patrol in our major parks such as crocker-amazon, burke's part, allis chalmers. with those parks, we deal with a lot of seniors. in crocker-amazon, we're given a great gift with the bocce ball courts started over a month ago. trash dumping -- i will be real quick. trash dumping in our neighborhood supported by the efforts of supervisor cohen and at avalos. there are certain hot spots that we cannot do with any longer. we need public service announcements about big trash days, at least two times a year. i last issue, public safety. engleside and terrible station represents the biggest area of san francisco. -- terraval station represents the biggest area of san francisco. engleside to visitation valley. we are down about 20 officers in each district. we need to look at the classes of retirement, people on sick leave, officers on sick leave, officers on disability. we know that the first to go are our police officers on foot patrol in those corridors. i am glad that mayor lee brought this up. public safety in this district, engleside, terreval -- we love our polic

the city college board of trustees, natalie burke. since assuming office in january, growing the economy has been a priority. and as we saw, he delivered. without further ado of like to mention -- i would like to introduce the mayor. >> if you notice i am smiling, there is such a combination of good will here, and good direction. i get the opportunity to be productive and destructive at the same time. i am here to bolster and brag about what we are doing in san francisco. we are still doing the right things. i have been here so many times and we're talking about how to sustain the economy and grow this. i have repeated, we are doing redevelopment's so well and i want to thank everyone, -- i want to thank the redevelopment commission, i have spoken out in the very beginning in january, when people suggested that redevelopment was a don entity and maybe this should not be done. we are continuing to do the right things in this city. and with this fantastic view that we have here, with this wonderful site, as it has been labeled or called

up into the 80s. 60s into oakland and alameda and about 58 in burkely. and north bay expecting those temperatures up in the 70s in many spots. 80s in fairfield, and 60s out towards the coastline. and looking out over the weekend. may be cooling down slightly for saturday and warming back up come sunday and monday, but by the middle of next week, it's hard to believe but there is a chance we could see some showers as we tour the middle of next week. but hey, the weekend looks pretty good right now. >> i don't want to think about the rain. that's way down there. >> and on saturday and sunday. >> that's right. >> it's all good. >> thanks a lot, lauren. >> coming up, could it be a seek receipt -- secret cure for diabetes. >>> the crash diet showing incredible results within a week. ,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 29 a month for six months. or get 300

let you go out to different monuments so that you can learn how to draw, learn the history behind burke. this is basically my only chance to get any program in arts. i want to go to an art school, but it is very competitive now. if you want to go to an art school, they only want the best people if they are going to waste their money on you. that, basically, is sad and pitiful. a 12-year-old girl like me knows that she basically has no future to actually reach the goals she has been thinking of. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. i am the program coordinator of the san francisco immigrant legal education network. as part of some of the leading immigration and providers, we provide free services and cultural and linguistic services. we are composed of african networks, the asian law caucus, asian-pacific islander out rich, the central american resource center, the filipino community center, delores street agencies. the collective has been funded through the generosity of the mayor's how high office. have for the upcoming year, we are facing $140,000 shortfall. you lo

gives me great pleasure to be here in a beautiful northern capital of russia for the saying you just burke international economics for twenty eleven. so let me begin by offering my heart to graduation on the successful opening of the forum. things it's a launch in one thousand nine hundred seventy today as. it has grown into an important. call it discussions on economic development in russia and beyond. attracting out tending representatives of different sectors it has enjoyed rising global influence in the past fifteen years this forum has witnessed the sustained and faster growth of the russian economy and contributed to international economic exchanges and crow pleasure and we applaud the positive role this forum has played over the years and you see our world is experiencing major development transformation and adjustment. there is a stronger call development alterations among the people. see the trend towards a lot of polo world and economic globalization is gaining momentum economies around the world are becoming increasingly interdependent emerging markets and developing countries a

. >> officer jacobs questions him when he appeared on the burke lee campus and she discovered -- and they rescued her and her two children from the compound. you can read transcript from the trial and learn more about this case by visiting our web site. when you are there click on the tab. >> more police officers are in jeopardy of willing laid off this month. city negotiators and the police union failed to reach an agreement by a midnight deadline last night. talks broke down few to a disagreement over a -- without a contract deal an additional 156 may be laid off to help close a $115 million budget deficit. the city council could order both sides back to the bargaining table before the end of the month. >>> a jobless report and fewer people applied for unemployment benefits first time claims drop today 422,000. that's the third drop in four weeks. the number of people continuing to collect fell by 1,000 to just more than 3.7 million. the numbers are out just ahead of may's monthly jobs report which will be released tomorrow. >>> jobless claims combined with weak retail numbers send

meanwhile the russian football union reacted earlier to the banana throwing instant involved for burke to carlos and whedon stay the brazil legend walked off the field with his team leading three melech off after home fans launched the piece of fruits onto the page. the club is unable to be responsible for every single thing the disciplinary committee will decide the punishment for cruelly surveyed have on friday the club itself quickly found a man who threw a banana at one of the greatest brazilian players and has already apologized to be and his team no doubt a disciplinary committee will take all that into consideration and will not deprive the. tennis for days for wimbledon was suspended due to rain at one stage but that didn't hold a whole host of russian women extending their stay in london on thursday. so with maybe a double grand slam champion but she's never made it past the quarter final stage of s w nineteen six love six to rushing of alexandra de groot bodes well for the right to travel is also through to run three meeting come party that harness the sea of public over join

rodriguez bed better crossing the line thirty one seconds ahead of rainbow bank robber piercing under burke of belgium eight seconds further back britain's bradley wiggins finished sixth that increased his overall lead to one minute and twenty six seconds to give could relevance. now in england's robert rock has remained on course to clinch his maiden title on the european tour by stretching his lead to two strokes after round three of these how you know open rock hit five bird is while dropping just one shot to card sixty eight on the day and he's top of the leaderboard on sixteen under six players are behind on faulty round work including local paper francesco molinari and also in the chasing pack list recruited to south africa and double bogeyed the fourth hole out immediately made up for the split with an eagle on the fifth. now they say it's never too late but swimming champion janet evans is aiming to return to the olympics at the age of thirty nine america's great is back in the pool and taking part in her first competitive meeting the fifteen years of the continent goal of qualifyin

boeing a change from air bus which supplies the majority of its fleet i'm just joined now by grigori burke from invest cafe thank you very much for joining us from gori not just start with let's start with russian aircraft manufacturing would you say that sukhoi is the only bright spot well one can say that because despite a lot of talk from the government a lot of support for the aircraft industry not much success unfortunately has been made in that space. now prime minister pearson recently said that he wanted russian firms to be able to compete with global giants like boeing and airbus do you think that's a reasonable ambition i do think it's a reasonable and visionary long term but as of yet as i said russian passenger aircraft manufacturers have not been successful in competing with international majors such as airbus and boeing and what do you think they need to do to be able to compete well better quality and establish contact and i think russia's reputation as a as a recommended refutable manufacturer of military aircraft will stand to our colors excellent now of the sukhoi superje

roland burke, bbc news, tokyo. >> there is a year and a half to go until the u.s. presidential election. but the candidates are already limbering up for the fight. today, republican mitt romney officially threw his hat in the ring for the new hampshire announcement that took a direct punch at president obama. but the only republican anyone really wants to know about is the one who's keeping america guessing. >> i believe in america. and i'm running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> the man with immaculate hair and immense wealth is running again for the presidency of the united states. on the upside, he's been a governor, run a successful business and he has the right credentials in tough economic times. >> when barack obama came to office we wished him well and hoped for the best. now in the third year of his four-year term, we have more than slogans and promises to judge minimum by. -- judge him by. barack obama has failed america. >> mitt romney sure looks the part. so why doesn't he sound it? well, he is a little dull. but as romney s

back with headlines in about ten minutes time but before that though we'll cross to the same bed as burke will update us on what's happening at the economic forum. that's right it is the third and final day of the st petersburg international economic forum and the main topic of discussion on the table today has been the announcement from president medvedev at the conference that he wants to expand the borders of moscow in order to move infrastructure out there and free up space in the center of the city for business is in order to establish russia's capital and europe's largest city as a major financial hub the idea is to move jobs away from the congested area in order to the center of the city in order to ease traffic which is notorious in downtown moscow and ease the problems associated with large employers there however to help with this this will also help with infrastructure in the city but there are other challenges that the city is facing according to one gentleman we spoke with from melbourne it's a elbrus capital management. i would like to immediately points to. one weakness of

nato is up to this is very important to understand the very close links between nato and the builder burks it was set up around about the same time as nato just after the second world war by the cia and the council on foreign relations who've been talking about this during and after world war two and the idea that this organization is not important not important enough for us to know about in this country is just ridiculous around the western world because what's happening here is we are spending our years voting in local and general elections and this arrogant bunch are choosing our party leaders so it almost doesn't matter which way we vote we still find that this secret artificial consensus which is cooked up at these build a big meetings spreads out around the world and it's not just me saying that this is will happen who actually went to one of these meetings when he was still the editor of the observer newspaper here in britain. for more on all the stories that we're covering you can always check out our website here's what's online for you right now at r.t. dot com working in tandem

infamous colleague dominic strauss kahn and of course the events of the arab spring which notable builder burke watches accuse the group of exacerbating into a bloody war to try and hike up the oil price some accuse the builder berger's of masterminding the financial crisis and given the dire economic fates of the last to build about host countries greece and spain some fear for the future of independence nor an e.u. member switzerland and we think the reason. because they have meetings with them and they want to get rid of the last stumbling block in this whole european union you know it's like an island which is. you know that we have to erect democracy that we are not in a union that we are not in europe and maybe we are afraid that they are trying to destroy this pressure is mounting on the build a better group on saturday as the swiss people's party the young socialists and other activists descend only resort towns to try and draw the world's attention to what they see as nefarious undemocratic meddling in the face of the world's institutions. well we keeping you updated with anything we f

well now let's get down to business and join the match reza who is at the same point as burke and national economic form. that's right these are the days when the sun doesn't set on russia's northern copyable but it is going down on a russian is on the st petersburg international economic forum or president dmitry medvedev capped off the entire event with a address during a panel discussion that he shared with the presidents of finland the prime minister of spain and the president of kazakhstan where they discussed the challenges facing the global economy the russian president called on all countries to jointly handle challenges facing the global financial system and he said united efforts and policy will help pull countries out of the deadlock and the doldrums that are facing the global financial system he said a key priority for russia in this case is to integrate more with other countries in the global economy and foster better cooperation with all of them and part of that a keystone of all that he believes is the establishment of moscow europe's largest city as a major financial hub fo