supervisor chiu: same house, call? without objection, the ordinance is finally passed. >> item 10 is an ordinance appropriating approximately $6.9 million of loan funding from the california department of boating and waterways for the renovation of west harbor of the san francisco marine a yacht harbor. >> this is an additional loan from the california state department boating and waterways to finish the completion of the marina west yacht harbor renovation. this will be done in time right now for the america's cup in 2013, and a quick point, to make sure people know this is at 0 expense to the taxpayer. this is being done and being paid for by increased booklet fees. good deal for us, bad deal for boat owners, but i think everyone is happy it is getting done. supervisor chiu: can we take this same house, call? the ordinance is passed on first reading. item 11. >> item 11 is a resolution approving and authorizing the execution of a lease with asiana airlines for carter warehouse and support office space. supervisor chi

war crimes prosecutors seek the arrest of colonel gadhafi for crimes against humanity while russia calls for an immediate end to the bloodshed in libya and will need both the rebels and the government for talks and stuff. spain's economic problems showing no sign of easing chances are growing for it to be next in line for the european bailout but a possible rescue might just be too big for other e.u. member states to stomach. unprecedented arab rallies on israel's border is leave more than sixteen get and hundreds wounded after troops opened fire thousands of palestinians and their supporters attempt to cross into israel to protest its creation sixty three years ago an event that they call a catastrophe. up next cross talk takes a look at whether the definition of the west is a term of insult rather than endearment that's coming up on crosstalk. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what do we mean when we use the word quest is it a place a state of mind or ev

>> it was called open arms. it was a name that was group at that housing development created for themselves. it may not have been up to codes or standards, but what i would like to see is us put money to those who are prepared to go not community and train them. instead of saying, it's great you got 50 kids. they weren't doing what we wanted them to be. we are going to pool the money, give it to an organization and we wonder why nobody comes. this is good dialogue. >> what you're saying and some of your comments are directed towards the mayor's office. it's all coming from a good place. >> it's what malik said. >> i am going to go on. >> just like everybody is saying. there as always been help. you really have to go take charge. my grandma told them. you have to sit them in the room and make your point be heard. if people have that much interest. they should walk down the neighborhoods and ask them what they would be interested in. maybe they would help out. there's never before that. i was on mission street and

call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> how is congressman aikn recorded? stack, as many in, you're voted down as aye. >> i vote no. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> mr. chairman, on this vote, the ayes were 26, the noes were 34. >> the amendment is not agreed to. next there is a roll call vote requested on amendment to ten, mr. hunter on service chiefs the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote the ayes are 33, the noes are 27. >> the amendment is agreed to. roll call vote was requested on amendment number 98, ms. ms. hartzler. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call]

there were a couple thousand calls. 350 calls is phenomenal.th the staffing of 14 people, it was overwhelming. we have the fire at the edge of chinatown and north beach. which, by the way, and generated transports. we had a surge of calls. when we examine the data for those calls and went back and reviewed a sample that every paramedic completes, 70% of them are alcohol-related. comments from the commanders on the scene that night, it was anecdotally that they had just never seen so many young people in their 20s, mostly women, that were drunk. it goes to two kinds of permits, you get to do the facility like hospitals and the home. your response to the scene of 911 calls. you can come and transport non life-threatening cases to the hospital. it would not appear to be life- threatening. at 2:30 in the morning, we had 33 code three calls. that is red light siren and potentially life-threatening. most of them turned out not to be, but we have no way of knowing until we get there. there of the 450 calls for medical care. we called our brothers and

general sense and i think that's the entity there is often associated with the west whether it's called of washington consensus at some time or some other such name so i think there is a political financial entity which we associate with the west secondly however the west is also as you very rightly put it a certain kind of ideology it has always stood for technical advance whether or not this is true it stood for a certain notion of liberalism or democracy and very often the notion of the west is deployed by other cultures when they're in a period of transition when they don't quite know what they're happening why my germany was a typical moment where there was a lot of unsettled feeling in the country and people always somehow thought that was american isolation you know the fathers of the west outside europe so the west is an ideology of a kind the west is a geopolitical set of interests but now very interesting we have a situation where across the world west and east form a kind of new hybrid culture and therefore it's very difficult to say this is western on this is non western bec

it is a big list if you are calling it unemployment benefit. i would call this income support and think along those lines. >> many people have criminal backgrounds which are dismissed. mr. anyway to see employers -- is anyway to determine dismissed employers? >> it is the state criminal records if you are applying for some job that is in the state. we're not supposed to discuss any arrest unless it is open. if there is a problem there, that is a legal issue. this is the lot in that area. >> there is a penalty not against the employer for information, the penalties are against those that put across that penalty check. >> how do you go out asking for that the entertainer? >> they can call our hotline. if you have any issue, there's a person that handles these issues. this follows discrimination charges. if you would take an adverse action against you, you are supposed to have a copy with the record. get your hands on the thing. they're supposed to do this. i lost this job because of my record. we can work to try to figure this out. >> city depart

the land grabs which is what the n.g.o.s call them who are opposing them but huge areas now worldwide the world bank capitalization indicates that the area of land acquisitions in other countries now exceeds the area and we combine that in united states so it's not trivial what happens to those local populations a lot of them get pissed when east their government is just so huge chunks of land i mean it's not as though there are villages there but but in court there we just don't have title they've been living there for generations on the same you know farming the same plots of land they don't have a document they can take to a court and say this is mine and so a lot of governments are accepting the money from foreign investors and just pushing them aside and one thing i thought was really interesting and a piece in foreign policy that you wrote is that simulation civilization can still survive without oil but we can't go on without our soil can you go further into that well we're losing a lot of topsoil worldwide because of we're plowing land that's hardly a roadblock. winter roshan

i can't call a hearing. the chairman calls the hearing. the majority leaders confer and tell the chairman when it call a hearing. they've decided not to call a hearing so we don't have an opportunity to go to the budget committee and pass a budget. we had such tremendous interest in a lot of the new people that got elected to the senate last fall. they wanted to be on the budget committee. they traveled their states. they had heard from their people all over their states that they wanted us to control spending. they wanted to be on the committee. and so it was the committee which had more interest and more people pushing to be on it than any other committee, and we finally selected our fabulous group of people to serve on the committee. now we don't meet? now we're not even going to morning a budget? -- going to mark up a budget? what a disappointment for those new members coming here with vim and vigor and ready to do something about the future of the republic. you know, one of the things that was interesting about the president's budget

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call...visit one of our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> the big step forward in the recovery of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. she was shot in the head at a constituent meeting in arizona back in january. severely wounded, six people were killed in that attack. today, giffords underwent surgery to replace a piece of her skull that doctors removed because of brain swelling. a hospital says she's doing well tonight. i spoke to dr. sanjay gupta about the procedure a short time ago. sanjay, you perform these surgeries every week. you did a demonstration of how much of her skull had to be originally removed to save her life. i want to take a quick look at that. >> one thing to keep in mind, the brain, unlike other organs of the body, if it starts to swell, it's got nowhere to go. it can only go downwards and that's called a herniation. the second part is to connect these holes

computer watson could now be called dr. watson. they crammed him with million entries which watson used to beat two jeopardy champions. the ibm team is working with doctors to fill that computer with medical information. and it is hoped that dr. watson will eventually be able to help real doctors diagnosis disease and injuries. >>> zombie preparedness, the centers for disease control and prevention has launched a campaign warning of a zombie attack. but the tongue in cheek program is meant to draw attention to some very serious and real disasters. >> when asked about zombies and radiation. and interesting the spike. so i thought zombie preparedness. i walked into my boss's office and we are going to do something with zombie preparedness, i don't know what. he didn't throw me out. >> the cdc says the server actually crashed this week after so many people checked out the agency's website. the zombie preparedness campaign was launched in time for the upcoming hurricane season. >>> near record snow in the sierra this year actua

roll-call, please. >> [roll call] the item passes. supervisor mirkarimi: next item please. >> item 6. amend the adopted fiscal year 2010/11 budget to increase revenues by $16,509,843, decrease expenditures by $49,268,862 and decrease other financing sources by $152,787,500 for a total net decrease in fund balance of $87,008,795. this is an action item. supervisor mirkarimi: any discussion please? who can say that faster? [laughter] should we have a competition? any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. same house, same call. next item. >> item 7. adopt positions on state and federal legislation. this is an action item. supervisor mirkarimi: any discussion on this item? see none, public comment is closed. same house, same call. so moved. next item. >> item 8. amend resolution 10-75 to revise the scope, schedule and budget; to change the funded phase of work from construction to planning and design for the san francisco municipal transportation agency's jfk drive parking-buffered bikeway project; and to de-obligate $50,

it also calls for no new taxes. workers and as ktvu's john sasaki reports, further cuts to social programs to reduce the state deficit. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day, building block center in concord cares for about 40 children. roughly half are here only because the state subsidizes the $215 weekly cost. >> because child care is so expensive, they couldn't afford quality child care and therefor they would have to have their children at home then they would lose their jobs. >> reporter: today assembly republicans put forth their budget plan which would neither raise taxes more cut education funding. >> it's a road map. it's a path way to a discussion. and for us we are putting forth ideas that not necessarily are all ours. >> reporter: but the plan would include major cuts for the poor, elderly, disabled, mentally ill and early childhood development. >> as a society we're going to pay for it later. we will pay for it because families will be losing jobs, we'll pay for it because these children won't be as successf

to call home.day letters, so we did not have it very easy. thank you very much. host: thank you for sharing your experience. guest: i find that the letters some of the most moving documents. and your caller -- thank you for your service -- talks about communication being tough. there is a saying, historians read other people's mail. i read some stories from the second world war. each person before the d-day mission basically wrote a death note home -- "fix the barn" -- because they were basically being sent on a suicide mission, and yet you cannot tell anybody what emthe mission was because it would give away the plan. if anybody has letters at home from -- if you are a veteran or a member of a family that has them in a shoebox of something, look to the smithsonian institute or world war ii to donate them. we are constantly trying to make sure those letters are not turnout. hos -- not thrown out. host: jack in new jersey. caller: good morning. let me know when i am to talk. host: jack, you are on t

[roll call] 6 ayes, 0 no's. >> roll call for item number eight. 6 ayes, 0 no's. roll call for no. 9. 6 ayes, 0 no's. roll call for no. 10. >> which one is 10 exactly? >> item number 10. >> aye. >> i think the director mentioned that be and then and is to item 11, but actually, this is a proposed amendment to the deer dap, which was attached. i think you should rescind the vote on item number seven, rescind thmove to amend item nur seven, and then vote again. >> i so move. >> without objection. >> roll-call vote to rescind the vote on item number seven. [roll call] >> thank you. on item seven. one thing i noticed in reviewing the documents was that we did not have, once this is all approved, any further approvprot all of what the developer implements and other -- implements and other, which is very unusual. the redevelopment agency usually has some requirement down the road. there is not much detail at all in the documents now as to what the programs will be. the issue of retail is of crucial importance to the future. they obviously need everyday goods and service

we called in for an direct fire and couldn't get it we called in for permission to return. because my coffin was getting overwhelmed. so the commander told us to just try to find a place and spend the night a little bit marshy and he was on the one that was killed and one other bomb crater and we sat there on the i. eventually the mechanizing and they came in and we loaded the martian on. his brains actually fell out as well we all were moving in. that's still i still can picture you remember it said in that corridor our night with them. i can remember that is here sounded hollow. but it was easier to go back and kill that's part of what drove me. i was for a day and i. was. just so to sleep. sleep. sleep. sleep. sleep sleep. sleep sleep. sleep some people love to hunt i love to love animals i'm here most sales are here whatever whatever suits their fancy. but i can also tell you that there is no other feeling in the world that comes close to hiring another human being. that's what you're trying to do here. and the drawback to it is if i could you want to do it again. becau

roll call? [roll call vote was taken] [the motion passed] president mendoza: i need a motion and a second for the wage benefits for board-designated unrepresented and confidential employees who are not members of the district bearingianing unit. >> the board of education grants employees working in classifications designated as unrepresented and confidential the same wages benefits as its largest classified civil service bearingianing unit. these classifications are not represented in the san francisco school district and the employees are not covered by a collective bargaining agreement. since it is the intent that the district grant them the benefits, the district recommends this action by the board of education. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. i see no speakers. any comments from the board or superintendent? seeing none, thank you, roll call? [roll call vote was taken] [the motion passed unanimously] president mendoza: thank you. thank you, mr. ruiz. >> i would like to thank tom rees

we call this the drop ability. a drop ability -- interoperable of the -- interoperability has been a goal in the industry for decades. we have a movement in california towards what we call a health exchange. they helped exchange is going to be an enormous motivator for the vendors of electronic technology and the users of electronic technology to work on, but right now, we do not have it. we can, however, talk about it constantly and speak about incentives to ensure that we get it eventually. supervisor chiu: thank you. i will say to all the members of the health care industry if there are things that we can do in the city to help move that forward, and i am very interested to see if that can be done. supervisor farrell: just a quick question, follow-up in terms of duplication of services. in your thoughts in terms of the causation -- is it more the lack of interoperable the and technology is not caught up and we are working on it, or is it also in your mind that there is actually incentives to do this from the hea

so it calls upon that sort of physicality. it might be an incredibly challenging thing to do, to go from being 12 to being 85 or whatever, as you do throughout the course of the play. and back again. >> it's called acting. i mean, you learn how to do that. and particularly -- my thrust with acting is to be able to do lots of different, physically-based roles. i like to think of it as -- it's like the ancient pantomimists from which everyone is an imitator. i get to imitate everything. lights, bacon frying, snails, my father, my grandfather, me when i was 12. it's a plethora of things i can throw at the audience. >> there's a point in the play where you do this quick autobiographical stretch where you were in the ozarks and that took you to san francisco to the lion king and being old. so it's a way of calling upon all of the work you have done in the family circus and mime to bring all of that together. >> and i think interestingly enough, what i'm trying to call upon are large archetypes that people would recognize and pin th

call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman on this vote the ayes were 35, the nose were 36. >> the amendment is agreed to. a roll call vote was a requested on amendment number 261 for mr. turner. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman on this boat the ayes were 35, the no's were 26. >> the amendment is agreed to. the next roll call vote was requested on amendment number 248r, mr. fleming. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman on the votes be ayes were 35, the no's w

i called it all last night. >> you're still calling his number? >> i can't stop. i don't know why. stayed up until like 2:00 last night and that's all i did. >> called his cell phone? does it ring? >> it rang for the first day and a half and now goes straight to voice mail. but just in case he gets it, i want him to know that his dad loves him. >> how are you holding up? >> i've got a lot of strong people around me to pick me up. that's about it. i mean, something as catastrophic as all this, you don't know whether he's underneath a piece of wood or whether he's in the hospital or where he's at. and we've searched and searched and searched. so i've got to keep searching. >> you're going to go to springfield now and hope for the best? >> i'm walking away from here and going to springfield and kansas city and wichita. >> you're going to check all the hospitals? >> we've had reports that there's a kid that looks like lantz. i can't just sit here and the hospitals tell us it may not or it may be him. you know, some of the reports are the bruising is so bad that they really can't tell.

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a wonderful roll call. [laughter] i was reminded by crystal that it will help the filming of these meetings if when commissioners want to speak that in addition to me recognizing them that i call their name so they can properly adjust the cameras. if i fail on that, i hope the commissioners will assist me in that endeavor. item one, public comment. members of the public might address the commission on items of interest to the commission that are within the jurisdiction of the commission. members of the public might address the commission for up to three minutes at the time such order is called. is there anybody that wishes to make public comment on any issue that is not on the agenda? yes, sir? >> barry toronto. i have not been here in ages. we have had town hall meetings with taxi drivers paying exorbitant fees for credit card charges. i would -- i thought i would come here and catch you up on what is going on with that bill. anyway, i will say two things. first i want to say that i have been really deligh

call... our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> we've been reporting all week on the flooding in the south. the worst the region has seen in decades, affects people in nine states. look at this picture of a house in mississippi. it's now an island surrounded by a levee. martin savidge reports. >> reporter: about 2200 feet that goes around three acres. and it ranges in height from about 8 feet up to maybe 11 feet. this is what is keeping essentially the flood waters coming from the mississippi, the back water at bay. when you were doing this, did people think you were crazy? >> nobody actually told me that, but by the looks in their eyes, yeah, some of them thought i was crazy. >> reporter: this gives you an idea what it's like to be inside the levee. but you would never know by standing right here that there was a massive flood. you have electricity. >> yeah. >> reporter: you're

the data calls out the different incomes levels. those are kind of the major themes in terms of the next steps. we are here hoping to have a discussion in front of the land use committee on this item, and then hopefully move on to the full board. then after that, our implementation strategy includes finalizing pieces with the state and then the implementation. i look at the implementation section today. it spells out what steps the city has to take to implement all the objectives and policies. there are 108 implementation measures called out. roughly 12 of them call for new little programs such as adding information to the reports planners use with where we are for housing production. or developing a definition that every agency uses. there are six that are a little more substantial. one which we heard about was a one-stop center for affordable housing. right now it is very difficult for households to know which agency to contact. that was something we heard loud and clear and got a commitment from those agencies to do. the remainin

i called the fbi to find out if they monitor chat rooms, and i called three times. they eventually called me back, asked me why i was asking, gave me -- we had quite a conversation, and they said, yes, they do monitor chat rooms. so i was very surprised. >> host: and did you have a question besides that comment? >> caller: just that. it's that kind of -- is that kind of transparency surprising to the author? >> host: the fact that they answered her question? >> guest: yeah. you also raised this other interesting point in this which is the fbi -- and i sort of trace this through in the book. we have this pendulum in the unite that swings back and -- in the united states that swings back and forth between civil liberties and national security. so one of the challenges that the fbi has historically struggled with is how much to do thing like monitor chat rooms, to send informants into mosques, to try to uncover plots and threats in advance. and that this has been a big push for robert mueller since 9/11, to prevent attacks from happening, to be proactive. and you'll he

don't call. well you stay awhile you go that's what many have been trying to. explain to you twelve presidential campaign in russia draws closer and the president's latest q. and a session was a perfect opportunity to throw the question into the ring but he's through it straight back out again. one hundred thirty seven minutes eight hundred journalists seventy two questions and one man to answer and the president even invaded how this first major press conference on wednesday giving many a chance to voice their questions but while some are serious which is is there a chance to give to each of our actions well deserved accommodations and sound more light hearted. i know that your wife has to parking lots of an hour to park my own car so maybe i could borrow one is that his leadership question of if. it was a question of a possible second term that everyone including the president expected the most a share in your i.q. those ideals the decision over the presidential race is not made in this kind of format it it should be made when the situation is right and it is

what do you call the president? >> oh, when i see him i call him barack or president obama or mr. president. the best one is that guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. >> michelle obama's brother, craig robinson. this is "piers morgan tonight." google chris culver and you'll get more than 2.5 million results. he's an overnight sensation and has millions of fans across the country hanging on his every word. i will be, too. >> awesome. great. thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself. there you are, the cover. >> yes. >> which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter. this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely -- i've got to be honest -- sickens me. i have spent 46 years in journalism, in broadcasting. desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. >> there i am. >> there you are, first shout. you're not even inside. you're on the cover under the banner. >> right under the -- yeah. >> the most prominent head on the whole damn thing. >> right on m

[calling votes] the vote is 4-0. this resolution is adopted. >> we will move on to item 5, the rehearing request. we received a letter from natasha ernst, requesting rehearing of appeal #11-004. on march 16, 2011, the votes -- the board voted to revoke the subject wireless box permit, and on april 20, 2011, and the board voted to adopt findings as amended. we will start with ms. ernst. >> thank you for this opportunity to speak to you about wireless equipment on the utility pole. there have been some new materials faxed that they are meeting on march 16. after that meeting, the process could be fixed immediately, and we were told by the department of public works they are not processing any permit requests at this time due to the change in law. they are still not processing the. since the written materials were given to you, we do not know the dates. it is looking like june 1 is going to be the date when the new regulations are put into affect, so we are requesting the spill -- no permanent be delayed until after the

please call the roll. [role being called] we have a quorum. >> members of the public may address the commission on members of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes as such time as the item is called. is there anyone here that would like public comment? seeing none, review and approve the minutes of april 26th, 2011. >> i move that we continue the minutes of april 26th as we did not have a quorum to vote on them. we can vote on the minutes of may 10th. >> second. >> is there any public comment for commissioners comments on the minutes? same house, call. >> i want to identify if you have a proper quorum for the minute you're trying to approve. >> i move to approve the minutes of may 10th. >> second. >> any public comment? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> number 3, report from the executive director. >> good evening, commissioners. quickly, i wanted to up

and can you call in number three? >> this is the building regulation code, for central market street in the tenderloin area. >> my apologies. >> this is a continuance of the ordnance amending the business and tax regulation code by adding the citizen's advisory committee, if we take into account several of the comments and feedback given to us and we agreed to amend the legislation so that the appointment would come to the rules committee. are there any comments or questions? we will open up for public comment. >> good afternoon. my name is lorenzo, a resident of the tenderloin. i am member of the filipino community organization. i would like to thank the supervisor for introducing this legislation. this is very important for us. we support the creation of the citizen's advisory committee because we feel that this would make certain that the residents are part of the revitalization efforts. would like to see a revitalization and also supports the residence. and the amendment that is there too. thank you, supervisor. >

first is called cosmology. after they learned that the universe was a mass produced toy tossed by a goddess they no longer wondered by laws was sure in the clockwork in a wind up bird were shot with uncertainties. optimists contributed the reason to the fact that the toy was broken. pessimists acknowledged this. but insistd that in it's broken state could the cosmos belong to those who lives within. the goddess grown found the universe under board games in a closet. she did not give it to her children. she did not have it fixed by her husband instead slipping away now and then from her family she delighted in the haphazard way it ran. the release in her life. >> the next one is entitled. explanation. twisted tree branches explain exactly themselves. the next is called, a simple story. his love was too simple. if he met a woman who imagined what it would it be like to be her husband. he learned she was already attached. if she did interest in him he would bring her fresh oranges. she'd leave him certain that no

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may you pleace call -- please call item 2. >> the terms ending 2011 and 2013, the bond oversight committeeand two applicants. we will go in the order listed. first is brian brown. >> good afternoon. if you can introduce yourself? and thank you for your service to the community. >> ahs the economist -- i wrote the economic section. we put forward the idea of creating a revenue bond oversight committee. i was nominated to this in 2003. i would like to be reappointed to the remaining months from november. i would like to be reappointed for the reasons we have discussed today. this is the continuity and the revenue oversight committee. the article i referred to may be found with this system -- and i have a copy here. i think that this is a very good read -- and this was published by the urban water institution, and i have also written elsewhere -- including the economic section in 2002, the task force report. when i would like to see happen for the revenue oversight committee in my remaining months is to have this disciplinary group, this group proposal. and i would like to see the committee h

call, we were really busy and the phone call, listening to it sounded suspicious and there were noises in the background. >> the noises beyond disturbing, according to sheriff's deputies, a woman who called peyton had picked up the phone to check her water bill and as she dialed, the man burst into the home and attacked her. investigators say he told the victim, quote, you better hang up the phone or i'm going to strangle you. the victim repeated three times she couldn't breathe. peyton tried to remain calm, though she admits. >> nervous. you don't get a call like that every day. >> reporter: she checked the caller i.d. and was able to match it up with the address in the records and dialed 911 and a dispatcher sent deputies over immediately. in the meantime, the investigators say the suspect, later identified as cliffton wilkinson, bound the victim with duct tape brutally assaulting her. things could have escalated further. >> i am glad i was here to help and i know any of the girls in the office would do the same thing. >> an incredible story. the suspect is behind bars, charged with

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the police, call the news, call somebody. please have a heart. she's somebody's mother and we miss her. we need her. help her. >> prince george's county police are the lead investigators on this case. if you know the whereabouts of adela barrett, give them a call. >> you can see how devastated the family is. audrey, you mentioned the police, are they giving you an indication what they think happened? >> no, they say all they can do is issue the silver alert, and are hoping they get tips from the public. a little bit about barrett, she has 20 grandchildren, great grandchildren. she speaks to someone at least every day. no one has heard a word for three days. they're hoping someone who spots her, spots that nissan will giver police a call so they can get the rock of their family back home. >> no doubt she is missed and loved. audrey barnes, thank you. >>> developing tonight, arlington house fire on north ivy street. flames shooting out the window. our crew captured the images. a family living downstairs and three women living u

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eight summit in france as russia joined forces with naysay allies calling on him it's a quit well they declared his rule in a just a measure discuss ways to broker peace but there are still differences on syria with russia saying it won't back any u.n. action and it's now a report. new world new ideas host france put that concept on the g eight table at a time when it looks like old ways aren't working a war in libya on the front line with the euro crisis in the background leads to questions like this will sarkozy be known as the man who saved tens of thousands of civilians and garcia well he was the man who brought us to economic ruin never ending war in libya he must go g eight leaders agreed word for word in their declaration about gadhafi saying he has lost all legitimacy though it's understood behind closed doors there was harsh debate on the sidelines russia was asked to step in and broker a cease fire it accepted and will send an envoy a stillness yes we are in touch with both saw its new forces and been ghazi and representatives. we haven't broken diplomatic ties i think it's u