member president come out ascii visited the rats last year i think also that the visit april eleventh cathing the present president to mean to me appear there front and president komorowski it will be a next step on the way to this common celebration of this. come on tragedies common with historical events to the new future which is much more important of course but as i said before we have to have also educated people how it was and why and we have to learn to be to understand also that this evil time can never. be a threat again jr for a long time the relations between russia and poland have been poor because of the cat massacre issue it has influence through lesions negatively are there this agreement these agreements between the two countries this this catherine issue because there is an opinion that once we overcome caton everything's everything will be sunny and wonderful in our relations is it true. not. per cent of course because we have economy that's very small with we have to implement a law we should be more similar we have in common. i mean come in the europe. i think that you sh

patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. >> in district 10 is very much of a family city and neighborhood. >> welcome to district sf, featureless enigmatic district 10. this district has great weather, a football stadium, beautiful views of the bay, colorful history, and a community of outspoken activist, but the area is struggling over how to deal with environmental health problems, crime, poverty, and concerns about a i have one great grandchild. i think that should tell you i have been here a while. >> have always loved this neighborhood, and it just so happens that i married someone who loved this neighborhood, too. sort of the fall of each arm and the history of the buildings. the trees and the architecture resonated with me. >> i stayed in the neighborhood, went to school year,

patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. >> welcome to district sf featuring district 8. district 8 is well known as one of the city's most beautiful and desirable areas the heart is castro street. dollar is much more to this district. the district includes the mission delores, duboce triangle. corona heights. upper market, eureka valley. noe valley. twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven.

the police even his lawyers can't find him so he seems to have sort of been disappeared in a rather cath caressed grave and i think it's dangerous dangerous path because this man hasn't done anything he might even suspect he might want to go and protest but you haven't done anything so effectively what we're looking at is an orwellian thought crime within what is a notional u.k. democracy is not as much money flowing through the web of opportunity these days but it's still ending up in the hands of you web journalists or people in new york . economy continues to cause a lot of people a lot of difficulties and yet the rich keep getting richer are you ok with that this week let's talk about that well i mean we have to talk about what is actually defined rich i mean for people to say that families making two hundred fifty k. year combined being rich as some people define rich is completely absurd absurd lower middle class although we don't see it there's a lot of work they have to do you don't get rich overnight you think do you think the people on wall street are working harder than you ar

by the police even his lawyers can't find him so he seems to have sort of disappeared in a rather cath caressed gray and i think it's dangerous dangerous potro down because this man hasn't done anything he might even suspect he might want to go and protest but you haven't done anything so effectively what we're looking at is an orwellian thought crime within what is a notional u.k. democracy. it's a more world news in brief. the powerful tornadoes of something that's right in states and three hundred lives persons of all of this isn't the state of alabama rest. in east billion humans it's still a bit. of a states. seventeen people have drowned after a blast so the top of very on the egypt. emergency brake wasn't on another bus but off. the shore. and presenters are missing transport accidents are common. grown woman. of workers and one of. the country's largest if you. can use an ego. well the sensitive jobs government. has also come in ten percent profits. now for millions of americans still plenty of pain i see them again. this. is. widening both the. economy continues to cause a lot

the police even his lawyers can't find him so he seems to have sort of in disappeared in a rather cath caressed way and i think it's dangerous dangerous path to go down because it's not i haven't done anything you might even suspect you might want to go and protest but you haven't done anything so effectively what we're looking at is an already in thought crime within what is a notional u.k. democracy. world news in brief for you that the outbreak of tornadoes coming because of the united states is not a second deadliest of country's history science is one of the three hundred president obama visited the state of alabama worst hit by the storms most of the victims died least a million homes and businesses are still without power a state of emergency in seven states. seventeen people have drowned after a blast slipped off of a very on a lot of the egypt reports. it's going to. ship for rescuers save the ten passengers still missing. accidents common. sense and regulation. riots have swept across and then this terrible security forces firing live rounds with bullets tear gas and. two. hu

by the police even his lawyers can't find him so he seems to have sort of disappeared in a rather cath caressing way and i think it's dangerous dangerous path to go down because this man hadn't done anything he might even suspect he might want to protest but he hadn't done anything so effectively what we're looking at is an already in thought crime within what is a notional u.k. democracy. producers have to come up with a new plan big boxes and four of these are cutting the sports much slower on the domestic market that many of them selling abroad and for getting a boat local as a result of that purple stations be drying out and prices have been skyrocketing. while the world's biggest oil producer has been running on empty. russia would know sounds ridiculous yet what it is we want to five different gas stations that were closed here we'll be waiting in line for hours what is this isn't this supposed to be the oil rich country overnight fuel prices jumped twenty five percent in several russian regions as the battle runs out the prize goes up even more their supplies enough only for two

by the police even his lawyers can't find him so he seems to have sort of disappeared in a rather cath caressed way and i think it's dangerous dangerous path to go down because this man hadn't done anything he might even suspect he might want to protest but he hadn't done anything so effectively what we're looking at is an already in thought crime within what is a notional u.k. democracy. russian oil producers have to come up with a new plan to make big profit because authorities are cutting their exports much lower prices on the domestic market have heard many of them selling abroad and forgetting about local demand as a result petrol stations have been drying out and pump prices have been skyrocketing the telling of a cover for the funds of one of the world's biggest oil producer on empty. russia with no sounds ridiculous yet what it is we want to buy a different cast agency all of them are closed here we've been waiting in line for hours what is this isn't this supposed to be that will this country overnight fuel prices jumped twenty five percent in several russian the agency as the

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members last heard from them monday when their sailboat was reported to be about nine miles away from cath lee that island. if they didn't come back by tuesday call the coast guard. >>> a hayward soldier is pleading for the person that stole his car to return it. his car was taken from his driveway on monday. he says everything he owned was in that car. that includes his clothes, laptop, and photos of his son. he has a message for the thief. >> give me my life back. that was my life. i'm over in iraq serving in iraq to help you out to give you the freedom to walk the streets. you know. don't take that from me. >> he returned from iraq last week and goes back next week. the stolen car is a 1998 two door honda accord. the license plate number is 4xbg613. 4xbg613. on the rear window is a sticker that says iraqi freedom veteran. if you would like to help out, go to ktvu.com and scroll down to our web link section. >>> 5:26. a big decision involving marijuana in the bay areas largest city. new restrictions on pot clubs in san jose. >>> why hundreds of california state university system students

we add two different types of cath lists and methanol and we make biodiesel. >> reporter: who is this for? who is your consumer? >> anybody with a diesel engine. biodiesel works just like diesel in any diesel engine. who would use it is any diesel user, a big truck fleet. anyone with a jetta or bmw that takes diesel. >> you are offering a discount? >> yeah, we are offering $4.16 a gallon. it's 25% cheaper than number two diesel. >> reporter: quickly, how long does it take to convert it. you go around, get the oil, how long before you can put it into a vehicle. >> start to finish, it takes four days for our process. it's a continuous batch process for us. we always have it on hand. >> thank you. it smells like french fries in here. they are opening up today for retail. if you have one of those vehicles, come on down. >> it may be 5:37 but always a good time for french fries. >>> berkeley is home to a vegan earth day. a variety of groups are hosting the event tomorrow night at uc berkeley campus. they will talk about the vegan lifestyle. go to berkeleyveganearthday.com. >> i feel like i

. >> it's what college cath letics has evolved to, john calipari, if kentucky were to get vacated from this final four, i guess he would retire the untrophyed. getting three different schools vacated. but he certainly has that history. jim calhoun, connecticut, they are just sanctioned by the ncaa back in february. and he will be suggestion pended for three years-- three games, excuse me, next season. and that's typical ncaa justice, let's put it off like they did with the ohio state football players. we are not going to take them out of the sugar bowl which say huge moneymaking game. we will make them miss five games next season during the regular season. jim calhoun we won't take him out of the tournament because he is a big name coach, a hall of fame coach who won two national titles. we will take him out of three games next january during the season. that is the way it operated. the best line i ever heard on ncaa justice was years ago, jerry tarkanian, the coach at nevada las vegas who was sanctioned by the ncaa multiple times, when money fell out of an ffl going from the kentucky

when america -- medical care and medical cathe was created, they were living to their 60's and 70's. now they are living longer. when it was created, baby boomers were kids and teenagers. now they are retiring and doubling the amount of people in the program. health care costs are skyrocketing, growing twice the pace of our economy. it is on a collision course with our budget. it is the reason we are going into a mountain of debt, and we have to address that. given the fact that the government spends 50 cents of every dollar on health care. tet the driver. the answer is not price controls. they don't work. the answer is what has always worked to go after price increases, and that is competition, choice. so the kinds of reforms we talk about are the proven ideas, the medical care prescription drupping benefit came in 40% below cost projections. why? because it has competition. it puts the beneficiary at the center of the equation and all the providers have to compete for their business. it is the beneficiary, the patient, that has the power. mission two, fulfill the mission of health

.♪ poppo: cath, have you heard from patty and richard yet?hy: yes, patty was going to stop and pick up a pie... and richard was going to file for medicare... ross: filing for medicare!?!? we won't eat until midnight - tomorrow! cathy: richard's filing for medicare online at socialsecurity.gov! it takes less than 10 minutes. ppo: 10 minutes? but i had to go to the office and wait. cathy: online! ross: but what about the paperwork? cathy: online! ross: but richard's still working... cathy: online! hey! poppo: you made it! patty: no problemo, poppo! i've got the pie... richard: and i've got my medicare... cathy: and i've got the turkey! poppo: did you get that online too? ♪...when cousins are two of a kind.♪