i just need to train a little, and then i might get to meet jean-claude and get his "claude-o-graph." i was born. - see me fade away! - oh! [all shouting] oh, that almost went in! - hey, jillian, sweetheart. have you been crying? i mean, like, more than, like, your normal amount? - a little bit, yeah. alice is in an especially shouty mood today. her divorce papers came through, and she's just been acting like a real trick. - divorce papers? cool. - i'm not afraid of her. i will head-butt that cross-eyed bitch. - jillian, get back to your desk. - totally. - holmvik, do you have that website proposal for me, or what? - yes. yeah, yeah, i got it right here.

french painters, including claude monet, were also intrigued by him.aw an exhibition of turner's works in london in the early 1870s and noted with approval that the english artist "painted with his eyes open." the impressionists admired his ability to capture luminous atmospheric effects. by the end of the 19th century, j.m.w. turner's dream was realized-- landscape painting was elevated to a level unthinkable without the contributions he had made in fifty years of painting. annenberg media ♪ provided by: narrator: welcome to episodio once of destinos: an introduction to spanish. in this episode, raquel concludes her stay in spain. adiós, raquel. adiós, raquel. most of what you will see and hear is a review of previous episodes as raquel reflects on her investigation in spain. alfredo: ¿abogada? ¿es esta persona un cliente? no le puedo decir nada más. es un secreto.

you heard claude julien.to end up in the penalty box at times unless they cool it down. >> brian: usually guys are a little more conservative on game seven. marchand angles just enough by boston, preventing him from getting to the scoring area he was looking for as van riemsdyk gets the backhand out. here's kessel. that was off the stick of chara. dave gardiner moved up on the play. gardiner sends it back now for liles. he'll roll it in deep. bounce off the stick. now chara. for marchand. again, it's jagr out here. bergeron and marchand. co far in the first period, his shot goes wide of reimer. and kulemin back the other way with macarthur and grabovski. into the glove of tuukka rask he will hold it there. a little scrum there. 1-1 here in game seven. r sensit, there's fusion proglide. our micro thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel for our gentlest shave. switch to fusion proglide. gillette. the best a man can get. man's land to me...♪ ♪ten calories ka-kaw. sfx - bird squak. dr pepper ten. the man

them from golden gate park's lily pond, using old-fashioned hand trapping, these invasive african claude frogs caught in the pond tested positive for a killer if you think us wiping out native species. >> millions of frogs dying in ways we've never seen before. >> san francisco state identified the fungus called kitrid, a parasite from africa. >> it road on claude frogs brought to america for research. >> they got out, so did the fungus. >> the yellowy legged frog and 40% of all frogs being distinct in three deck eights. >> each one of these specimens is a record of that date and time. >> they don't even show signs of a disease and yet they're infected. >> he told me he found this, specialized bacteria that kills the fungus. >> researchers are now considering releasing the bacteria on into the wild to protect native frogs. >> you can help by never releasing any nonnative frog or salamander. >>> google is hosting its conference in san francisco, alonging the mountain view company to showcase its latest services for online games and improvements to its google plus social met york. >> the a

this road is blocked off so avoid and we will continue to have news during the next half hour, jean- claude duvalier, nicknamed baby janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. p. >>> they will release the names of the women who were killed while heading to a wedding party saturday night. they already have details about those women. >> they were getting away from the fire which is why they were away from front and they were trying to get out as well. >> the limo was carrying 9 passengers. the legal little him was 8. still a no word, they will release the names of the three of the women. a new bride, she and her husband were planning a second wedding ceremony in the philippines next month. and 35-year-old woman named michelle. she was identified by her employers. antigen any -- and jenny also died, she was the mother of two children. they spoke to her two children and he is devastated but is still able to smile when he thinks about his bee loved jenny because her smiles is in her two children. >> very caring sweet person. >> his family was getting ready for a special mother's day celebrat

. >> bill: shocked like claude rains in casa los angeles lanka. >> it would be more than claude reigns. i don't think that happened. i think this is lawyer thinking in a silo that most lawyers do. >> bill: i don't know fz ruemmler if she is as bright as you say shoe that she wouldn't mention. >> the chief of staff has great access to the president how could he not give the president a heads up. >> bill: it's very very hard to believe. you no he why people are skeptical here, lanny. it's hard to believe this beam have honest mistakes is that like what room are you in when benghazi happened and you can't find out in nine months? >> i have been accused of i think crisis management is what he needed. the poll rowlts show he hasn't been hurt very much yet but i think this is -- >> bill: what about the country? does it matter to you lanny davis that the country is being run honestly and efficiently? does it matter at all. >> so far honest and just some bad judgment. >> bill: bad judgment? can't find out where he is on the night of the ambassador attack and now his counsel doesn't tell him ab

both randy carlyle offensively trying to get it and claude julien defensively.he speed in the middle on cass he'll and kessel almost banks in about past rask. >> you talked about the play earlier. phaneuf. he lets him know we need a change on that read that you talked about and that last save by reimer was a thing of beauty. up the ice. look at the speed. this kind of size and skill and krejci all alone on the far side. if that pass gets kroacross, ita 6x4. the skating you were talking about, huey. >> bob: a dangerous lining with lucic skating like that. you know who has the puck. tyler seguin. patrice bergeron couldn't tip the puck. stood up at the blue line and about got hit by a shoot-in by adam mcquaid. >> gary: is this the twot series? >> bob: a delayed offsides call will bring the face-off back into the neutral zone. >> gary: the one thing you have to do is stay on this line if you're toronto maple leafs. they have been aggressive and they have been in and had lots of chances but have not been on the scoreboard. there gunnarson takes a hit and gets a skate

the a's claude clawed back, the royals up 3-2, in the seventh, norris, single to center off pitcher luis mendoza. i'd say that's a misplay. norris gets to third. coco crisp brings in another. dude, you missed that? the a's complete the comeback. cespedes, see ya. is a eighth of the year, a's win, completing the sweep, and how about cespedes. >> that's what he is in the three-hole to do, to produce, and it's just one of the things where got a good pitch to hit and hit it out. >> the guys just kept battling at the plate and found a way to get it done. a huge testament to the confidence we have on the team. >> anytime you can come out with a three-game set with three wins, it's a plus for us. >> mike: giants and rockies and this wasn't the only thing sleeping. the giants' bats could not wake up up. barry zito allowed 11 hits in 5-2/3 twir innings. gave up five runs, including this double. desk fer fowler scores. 2-0 colorado. now bases loaded in the sixth. tulowitzki, the base hit, rockies win 5-0. g-men shut out and head back home to face the washington nationals tomorrow night. >> the sha

the a's claude clawed back, the royals up 3-2, in the seventh, norris, single to center off pitcher luis mendoza. i'd say that's a misplay. norris gets to third. coco crisp brings in another. dude, you missed that? the a's complete the comeback. cespedes, see ya. is a eighth of the year, a's win, completing the sweep, and how about cespedes. >> that's what he is in the three-hole to do, to produce, and it's just one of the things where got a good pitch to hit and hit it out. >> the guys just kept battling at the plate and found a way to get it done. a huge testament to the confidence we have on the team. >> anytime you can come out with a three-game set with three wins, it's a plus for us. >> mike: giants and rockies and this wasn't the only thing sleeping. the giants' bats could not wake up up. barry zito allowed 11 hits in 5-2/3 twir innings. gave up five runs, including this double. desk fer fowler scores. 2-0 colorado. now bases loaded in the sixth. tulowitzki, the base hit, rockies win 5-0. g-men shut out and head back home to face the washington nationals tomorrow night. >> the sha

you are looking at a picture of the african claude frog. they don't kill humans but a new study finds they do carry a deadly infection decimating the amphibian population all around the world. researchers tested 23 african claude frogs and found three frogs carrying the pathojens. one was found in the lily pond in golden gate park. the other two frogs were discovered down in san diego. it is responsible for the decline or extinction of 200 amphibian species all around the world. >> no danger to humans but still get out the desk infecting wipes. >> more than that, maybe. >>> good day to head to the park. >>> it is going to be a nice day. temperatures on the warm side coming off a really warm week kentd. you will notice the difference as we drop you off by 5-8 degrees on average. that means mid-80s on the way. upper 80s to low 90s yesterday. 58 for san francisco. 78 today in los gatos. temperatures are looking good. low cloud cover out there this morning. let's find out whether or not that is a factor for your morning drive. >> as far as visi

so claude di start. >> we are staying dry for a while. 7050s. san jose. sunny veil 71. low 70s with afternoon sunshine. 63 degrees in downtown san francisco tomorrow. milder thursday, milder friday as we head towards mother's day weekend. upper 70s near the bay. we'll stay dry and mild right on into next week. we'll be right back. ,,,, [ male announcer ] no matter what you're doing, or where you're going, southwest airlines takes you there... for less. big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act fast! these are the final days to grab flights for as low as $59 one-way to select nonstop destinations. hurry and book now online only at southwest.com. we are southwest. welcome aboard. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. option for men diagnosed wi prostate cancer. >>> beginning tomorrow, a new option for men diagnosed with prostate cancer. >> a tes

. >> reporter: claude sidi says his son had been visiting his old high school. when his father tried to call him back tuesday afternoon the phone was dead. >> but when the phone went dead and he couldn't get ahold of him. immediately we thought something is wrong. >> reporter: adding to his parent's concerns. sidi is still recovering from a severe brain injury suffered after a fall in november. >> he's a real sharp kid. everything is fine but it's just that he is really fragile at the moment. a severe blow to the head can be disorienting and severely serious. >> reporter: they're hoping to review surveillance cameras from nummi to try to determine which bus he got on before he disappeared. eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >>> be sure to go to ktvu.com for a link on how to help in the search. you can find it on ktv ktvu.com under web links. >>> we have new information about the 13-year-old boy who drowned yesterday in a canal in contra costa county. tonight we learned the teenager is from antioch, his name has not been released. he was found near the canal where signs

we don't want much of trying international terrorism expert and former french intelligence officer claude monic a believes there is a danger of similar attacks happening across europe. we are in something quite. a sequencer for. a street of friends we have moment men are in from us in the march two thousand and twelve we have another man in from. a german we said no incentive or doesn't work it was not notified internationally because he didn't kill anyone and weskit before doing something really important we had broad of course in boston and today we have this so this question this incident in london so it's clear that this is a trend it is very probably very likely every trend and it will last for a while stockholm is reeling as two schools a police station and dozens of cars were set ablaze in the fifth night of riots twelve people were arrested as writers and police clashed with stone throwing youths in poor largely immigrant districts of the swedish capital peter all of the reports from the suburb has been where the troubles first flare. nice neat and normal not the type of place you

i'm joined life now by claude monica he is an international terrorism expert and a former french intelligence officer thank you for your time firstly. we do know that m i five were aware of these when each killers but security forces have come out and said it is practically impossible to control everyone all the time do you go along with that would you think this murder was preventable. no i don't think it was because the security service the british security service the b.s.s. also known as semi five said it was known for years but it was more not this man was known mainly for demonstrations of your own demonstrations and for radical opinions as you know in great britain the freedom of speech and freedom of opinion this is quite a dogma so it's impossible to act against people for their of their beliefs and for what they say and even for what they do if they just don't throw it so nothing showed in the past that this particular man called go to to to a killing in the streets to do to a call them a buddha killing in the street i think if we have the security services have to monitor all those

we'll also get an insider's look inside the secret world of bankers from bernanke to jean-claude trichet. neil berwin will join us. i'm so excited. neil's a great guy, so looking forward to that one. >> good. we just have to keep you level until we get there, right? >> yes. >> don't go early. >>> china's economic recovery may not be on solid footing. that's the concern after the official manufacturing peer mark fell unexpectedly. it still expanded, 50.6 in april, and reuters were expecting a reading of 51%. one of the reasons for the drop was falling new orders, reflecting expectations from companies selling more negative. the new exporter sub index also shrunk, and that was contractually 48.6%. it was 50.9% in march. we're joined now by mata jar. how are you? >> hi. >> put this number in context with our expectations. >> definitely the china number has been disappointing. china data overall has been disappointing in q-1, looking at gdp or pmi data. looking at the details, it's really the export side that's weakened dramatically for china. the domestic story is still intact, and over the

he just feels it's his duty to be our own country's jean-claude, the european central bank meeting. it's thursday, touchÉ, wouldn't it be great if they rolled back that moronic trade they put through. i think europe is bottoming. it's not enough. we need growth! finally, friday's employment numbers, the consensus is 170,000 job created. as much as you and i would love to see as many jobs as possible, we like people to go to work, one that comes in north of consensus, let's say 200,000 jobs, that will slam the bond markets, which will, inturn, slam the bond market. when the smoke clears, we should circle back to the companies that told good stories at the conferences earlier in the week as well as the banks, which do incrediblybell well when rates rise. however, if we get a weaker number, do you know what the market can actually go higher? here's the bottom lean. as we saw today, we had a consumer confidence number, strong numbers in the chicago business report. the markets sold off on the strong economic news. you know what, that is exactly how it's going to be going forward until i

claude i am hopeful we can get to the bottom of this. anyoneask you this, has been disciplined directly related to this development review approval and use of inappropriate criteria? and have any corrective actions and ticket is to ensure this does not happen again? >> the answer to that is yes. in may when i was told this i asked the management there to reassign an individual who had been involved in these letters that were objection. i also was aware that -- as i mentioned in my statement now that they are out with the facts will be able to look again. i should not just because -- i have to be careful here. the oral accounts may not have been involved so what was done in lieu of that was all the managers in that group were brought in and walked through the new processes and explained that this was no way to behave at the irs. in terms of the future, the listing cannot be done and cannot be changed. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in january 2010 an organization called lowhip key party in ohio applied for tax- exempt status. t

. >> more than claude rains. i think this was a lawyer thinking -- >> it is hard to believe.w his ruemmler, if she is as bright as you say she is, she wouldn't believe this. >> what about the chief of staff i'm told knew as well. how could the chief of staff not give a heads up? >> it is very hard to believe. you know why people are skeptical. it is hard to believe this. >> people have honest mistakes. >> honest mistakes, is that like what happened in benghazi and you can't find out for nine months? >> i support this guy for president. i think crisis manage many was what he needed. the poll results show he hasn't been hurt very much. >> what about the country? does it matter to you that the country is being run honestly and efficiently? does that matter at all? >> yes. and i think so far it has been honest and some bad judgment. >> bad judgment. can't find out where he is on the night of the ambassador attack. and now his counsel doesn't tell him about irs. >> i don't think that's irrelevant on a sunday talk show. it is relevant and i think that shows inexperience. >> all rig

>> on the irs, feel like claude raineys. that thers would goo after people whose political views are not to their liking. on the issue of benghazi i'm deeply distressed and really stubbed when the president again today in this press conference repeated what is patent lie untree, and that is he keeps saying, as he did in the debate with mitt romney, he called the attack on benghazi a terrorist attack on that morning, and when in fact what he said was, no act of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation, and that very night, he was on "60 minutes," and steve croft, said, mr. president you avowedded using the word terrorism in connection with the attack. do you believe this is a terrorist attack? obama: well, it's too early to know how this came about. what group was involved, but obviously it was an attack on americans. on letterman, few days later, said, was there -- what happens sneer the president says, here's what happened you've head a video released by somebody who lives here, sort of a shadowy character wh

and claude came back and he said, i don't like what's going on back there.nk we better go down. >> the pilots put on their oxygen masks and prepare for an emergency landing into the closest airport, cincinnati. the crew moves passengers forward in the cabin to get away from the smoke, but there is little else they can do. >> dropping oxygen masks to the passengers in a situation like this would do absolutely no good. the masks are designed so that they will take ambient air in and supplement it with oxygen. so even if the oxygen mask had been deployed, when you took a breath in, you're going to get ambient air in. >> a flight attendant empties a fire extinguisher, trying to control the smoke, but they can't find the source of the fire. >> when they open the lavatory door, they see smoke but no open flame. that was behind the walls in an inaccessible areas. >> a fire behind the wall is the worst-case scenario. it's almost impossible to put out or contain. a disaster is in progress. >> the smoke was clearing and then all of a sudden i lost all my electric powe

we have a picture of the african claude frog. say they won't kill humans but a new study out of stanford university finds they do carry a deadly infection. decimating the amphibian possib population around the world. they found three frogs carrying the pathogen. one found in the lily park and the others in san diego. it is responsible for the extinction of 200 amphibious species worldwide. >>> first, benghazi and then the irs scandal. new this morning, a third problem for the obama administration. >>> this time, the attacks are coming from both parties. >>> the u.s. justice department has been tracking the records of 24 phone lines belonging to reporters at the "associated press," including reporters in the office of the u.s. capitol dating back two years. it has angered reporters and both political parties. the speaker of the house says the administration better have, and i'm quoting, a damn good explanation. the head of the committee is a democrat. patrick leahy calls the discovery troubling. jay carney says the president did n

the famous trips by representatives of the harlem renaissance, people like claude mckay, langston hughes, paul robson later on, that was all in the soviet period. so i was intrigued. and like anybody who finds some curious few fact that they want to learn more about, i began by googling it. nothing came up. so i used the russian search engine. and be what came up was the same sentence that had started me off. but by then i was intrigued, and so i spent several months digging through yale university's libraries, and i came up with very little. and what little acame up with was very contradictory. but by then i was hooked. i halls add a -- also had a wonderful gift awaiting for me k-6s a yearlong -- which was a yearlong sabbatical. so i wound up doing research during that year in various places in the united states, especially the national archives in and outside of washington d.c. i went to russia, i went to france, to england, to turkey and via proxy, i had people help me begin to look in places as far flung as buenos aires and rotterdam. had they found any sign of documents of interest

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from the cox center. [ giggling ] >> a friend of mine in first grade was named claude zamboni. >> stephanies mistress. it turns out he is a dog. the subject of a discrimination suit that stems from a long-time extramarital affair. he would write romantic poetry such as, good morning, flower. hope your day brings new hope new meaning to those things that are so close to our heart. folks at planning department say hello. enjoy the day. be in by 10 or 10:15. this is my favorite. even sea cannot produce the beauty of miss hicks. if i were a fisherman i would is bait my hook to catch you. >> what? >> stephanie: really people really? that's the best you can do. speak withinging -- speaking of jersey. governor christie -- >> i feel great about myself you know? but i felt great about myself before, and i feel great about myself after. you know that doesn't -- this is never defined me in my own mind. >> stephanie: all right. just be hard to talk about austerity and belt tightening. >> i did this for myself my wife, and my children, and unlike some of you, they will still pay attention to me whether

that is what jean-claude touchet argued and that is the policy per suit by britain as well. as you alluded to that is not looking like a good set of solutions. the european economies disaster in the british economy has been stagnant for three years and one of the studies that provide some of the intellectual foundations for that idea but said if you get that over 90% of gdp you will have lower growth, there were major metal outfit -- met the lead article flaws. on the other side you have pretty good consensus so paul krugman is the most visible and very aggressive and assertive in his way of writing about it but i think the truth is where krugman is and say ben bernanke and reshard of the international monetary fund, where a lot of the mainstream economists in the big banks and forecasting firms they are not so different. they might have a different tone and how they taught but you're not going to hear ben bernanke talk the way krugman does in his columns on the hill next week. in substance they are not as far apart as you might think and bernanke has been contly inastouple