artist also think the eu for its decision to allocate a further two hundred million pounds in the cypress budget for twenty fourteen to twenty fifteen it was close to increase its funding involvement and ninety five percent eu co founded project. all of the bailout program will help cyprus to reduce its unemployment levels particularly when it comes to the under twenty five sqm some forty four percent of whom are proud of what it is well above to use average of twenty three percent of its assistance program. we did it lulu. lulu. i have. i hope all. it is. i will. cz the to watch the world you wherever you go. for your own template this program schedules on demand video. nope my name is pete. i'd say more. enjoy the us versions available to secure the marketplace today to search makes the network shouldn't you be doing so ever to separate us from the new missal tomato paste will miss out. isn't that going to become one. being with them. each the beach. i asked. she's going to get you on the up to the ddt activity all you need. intestines and one heck of a boss. maybe that'll be it. badmin

david livingston at the presidential palace peace both leaders discussed the cypress economy and waysto overcome the banking sector crisis. whittington praised the efforts of the site korean president to rebuild the country's economy well. he said it sends a signal of confidence to international investors in cyprus is the place to do business once again and the chances for investment and jobs would increase cyprus present new costs on us to see odd is met with turkish cypriot leader divest the robot can because you've recently the informal meeting was in the concluding that winter declaration pave the way for a solution to the cyprus problem. all in air. medical research is a crime to publish the findings from a study which offers fresh credit for the treatment of children with or to some. maybe by administering a simple direct to drop. hold on to say his policies since the corn is the miracle cure to the enemy one young man not to cross in the us trials including the effects that it had been promising. she is having his afternoon snack. and that's when the pumps the bill which is cha

at 403 cypress avenue in san jose. had one resident was quoted as saying many residents think we're old fogies but retired teachers, businessmen, lawyers, we are not, tonight's meeting could get quite heated, as you can see. >> the first person i bought my first house from bought in that place. >>> christina loren takes a look at this weekend and such a beautiful start to our day. >> really, really nice start. temperatures mostly in the 50s and some wind out there, but only at the coast. funny how your microclimates work out. we're finding the gustiest winds in san francisco and camera on the bay bridge shaking a little bit. not in san jose. breezy to windy to start. we have this really unstable air mass overhead. we're going to see two colliding areas of pressure as we head throughout the next couple days, which is why we have thunderstorms in the forecast. for today very slight chance and much better opportunity as we head through tomorrow, but i want to show you your winds tomorrow with that unstable air mass overhe

to the division of cypress. sipry ots asked for them to pay. the ruling is not binding. >> in south sudan, the decision to push back the elections could disrupt talks ending months of fighting. a caes fighting between the government and rebels broken down three days after it was signed. the u.s. security council is mooting to talk about the -- meeting to talk about the progress. thousands have been killed. 1.3 million left their homes. >> a boat capsized. italian navy and coast guard shups rescued -- ships rescued 200 people. this is the second incident. dozens died over the weekend making it across the mediterranean the the deep economic crisis duds little to no the -- does little to stop the flow. >> the center for disease control confirmed the second case of mers. the patient is in garden teen in an orlando hospital. the c.b.c. says he flew in from saudi arabia via london on may the 1st. there has been 500 confirmed cases and 145 have died. a man in yinned was the first -- indiana was the first case in new yo

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well, joe biden embarks on a four-day visit to romania and cypress. the mission, reassuring european allies that the u.s. is committed to the region in the face of russian aggression in the ukraine. mr. biden will urge officials in cypress to step up sanctions against russia. and in bucharest, the vice president plans to discuss how the romanians can help europe with its energy needs and lessen dependence on russian gas supplies. >> okay, so what about the president, then? >>> happening today, big business comes to the white house. president obama expected to greet business leaders from across the country and around the world. ford, honda among the corporate giants represented at the meeting with the president. the topic is jobs, investing in and creating good-paying jobs here in the u.s. and i mean, i'm interested in what kind of leverage the president has, because he's had job councils before and we have seen big companies lagging in the big job creation. >> i'll bet the discussion there will be about as high brow as it was last night for the presid

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one bench placed around the corner that's where the benches will go and the third is a grove of 3 cypress trees in the lawn area and named at the grove named after george and louie who have been contributors in san francisco and a group of their families and friends got together in recognition of their civic contributions and the dui itself have supported the good times with the vibrancy bay and the san francisco ballot and the fine arts museums etc. so a group of people made donations in recognition of the jew itself legacy. so this is the madam chair that will adorn the grove inlaid into the seat that's a retaining wall if i peak over the construction wall you'll see the trees on site. this is a typical madam chair that will adorn one of the benches again, a saying and a family name or something like that across the ports name. and then lastly we've dedicated a wall on the second floor for everyone who donated to help with the ports peers this is the wall adjacent to the escalator so if you come up the escalator you'll have your back to the wall and likely turn and looking at the coit t

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bag pipes and patriotic songs also fill the air at the cypress national park cemetery. many veterans also attended. names of the fallen members of the service were read at the event. >>> the count down is on until road work on 280 in san francisco is complete, but not until giants fans endure another major back up for the third time this holiday weekend. >>> giants player hunter pence's most prized possession stolen. the unique reward to get his scooter back. >>> sunshine all throughout our holiday weekend, including today in san jose. we're looking for clouds. we are finding zero out. there there are some temperature changes to talk about, though. find out which days will be the chilliest, coming up. ,,,,,, of a bay area freeway re-ops on time. our mike sugerman spoke to some who call the partial 280 cl inconven >>> construction crews working nonstop to make sure part of a bay area freeway reopens on time. our mike sugerman spoke to some who called the partial 280 closure a giant inconvenience. mike. >> reporter: yes, they did, liz. friday, saturday, sunday. ed to it's

cypress spokesperson for growth or terry secure its helping cypress resisted. of course when to stop kong. our welcome back for winter use you're just joining us for years in the world this week to sample the stories that will be falling for you at the top of the hour the us president and visiting german chancellor. say they're prepared for what they're calling six schools sanctions barack obama spending announcing we even started finance and defends his parting russia over its involvement in ukraine ukraine were to government helicopters shot down at the outset. kids offensive in the eastern city of stone gods deadly scuffles breaking up the southern port city of the desk or at least three killed there. and at least three hundred and fifty dead after a landslide berries villages in northern afghanistan. it's happened in remote and the next time province near the borders with tajikistan china and pakistan. local authorities fear the death toll could rise steeply. i know. call welcome back to what you just joining us this is the world this week which in the comp

eleanor teeeighteen glanced around the dining room of her spacious and comfortable brick home on cypress street not far from the fashionable square. she wanted to be sure the table was set. president gilbert had not yet arrived home from his law office but she had already dressed choosing a stylish dress and pumps and a strand of pearls with matching earrings and deep red nail polish. one of gilbert's leases was bringing her fiance to dinner and eleanor wanted everything to shine. moments after gil walked through the front door after 6:00 eleanor greeted him with the quick kiss. to remind him that the dinner guests would arrive very soon. gil smiled at his wife. the way husbands often do and removed his overcoat to set down the briefcase filled with papers from his office. just does eleanor was about to dash into the kitchen to check on tendered gil said there is something i need to discuss with you. cut into the bathroom while i shaved. eleanor had no way of knowing at that moment her life was about to be turned upside-down in ways she could not have possibly ever imagined. she followed

toirk has beeturkey has been ory for its invasion of cypress. 20 years after the being cypriots took the credit case to them. the turkz have already said they will -- the turkz have not said they will recognize the ruling. >>> the veteran photographer steve mccurry has been capturing views of landscapes and people, and his most recognizable credit photo, that of an afghan girl. he spoke to al jazeera with an excisioexhibition of his work. >> my name is steve mccurry. i have been going to afghanistan every year. by first went there i -- when i first went there i could walk anywhere in the hills, alone, without an escort, without a guide. today that's absolutely out of the question. there's many occasions in afghanistan where i thought maybe this was my last day. i've been stopped at gunpoint several times on the street. my hotel room was robbed while i was in it. and under fire numerous times throughout various incarnations of this ongoing conflict. when i took that picture and it ended up on the cover of national geographic in june of 1985, we have sort of got be letters, thousands o

. >> the western native and grauft cypress bay hospital may feel hopeless, his mom is trying to set upet 100,000 signatures to get a response from the white house. >> i am doing everything possible and the state department is doing everything possible and reaching out to our legislators and they are doing everything possible. they need to release him back to the state so andrew can get the care he deserves as a decorated veteran under the contract of the marine corps. >> that was a reporter. florida senator bill nelson reached out to the mexican government sosee if he could get his own cell. >> we hear about the feds monitor cell phone data. and some is closer to home and concerns about your privacy and the government's concern trying to keep you safe. >> it is not only the nsa but local police department that is raising concern about big brother. 2500 use stingray that swallows up cell phone data. they are using license plates readers that record every plate on a four lane highway at speeds of 50 miles per hour. the technology is a remarkable crime fighting tool. >> it is homicides an

. >>> the names of some service members who died in war were read at cypress lawn memorial service. this was the 18th annual memorial day service there. patriotic songs also filled the air. >>> a retired lawsuit commandery counted his experiences during world war ii in front of a packed crowd in marin today. he not only risked his life in a dare rescue mission, he tells our john ramos he saved a young skipper who would go on to make history. >> united states marine corps. >> people who came to marin county's memorial day ceremony wanted to give thanks to those who serve in the military. but what they got in return was extraordinary. >> commander robinson, united states navy. >> ted robinson is 95 years old now. but in world war ii he got word that a navy torpedo boat had been sunk and its crew set adrift. that boat was the pt-1096789 its skipper was a young lieutenant named john f. kennedy. >> he had a lot of guts. what he did to try to save his man after his boat was ran from a japanese destroyer is unbelievable. >> kennedy dove into a burning sea to pull his men back in the wrecka

. >> we have cypress, aged. it's readily available.can get it on a truck tonight. >> now that we've liquidated the low-margin generic products and closed big pine, it's time for me to renovate the greene street location so that we have 100% of our focus on selling fresh, hand-made, all-natural pies. and i want the half drywall to go all the way down, and the difference between here and here... >> yup. >> is glass. when we get down to here... >> yup. >> i actually want to do a counter of just four seats. >> okay. >> the glass will stop wherever the production stops. >> right. >> i'm changing the layout to maximize the floor space for pie sales. i'm also bringing the kitchen up front so the consumers can see that it's hand-made and all-natural. by expanding the seating and adding a viewing station, i want consumers to be able to have a unique experience watching us make pies and understand what goes into each one. with the change in our product and the change in the process, key west key lime pie company will start to increase revenues d

let's give you the details on that, it takes place at 6:30 at the cypress senior center in san jose. now, the company that now owns the property under the winchester ranch development has not commented but the developer pulte homes says they'll work closely with the individuals and businesses that will be impacted by any kind of development. laura and scott, back to you. >>> medstudents at uc urvine will make a spectacle of themselves with google glass. >> this month the school plans to hand out a pair of google glass to every medical student. the first medical school to do so. several medical institutions are testing the wearable computers and a surgeon for ucsf started using google glass during his procedures last year. he used a pair to x-ray patients. >>> california chrome could abandon his bid for the triple crown and comes down just by a nose. these nasal strips. >> literally by a nose. the central valley sports who runs the prethe belmont stakes banned horses from wearing nasal strips two years ago. yesterday california chrome's trainer said the horse might sit out the june 7t

same for cypress, lebanon on the eastern mediterranean. other areas are all looking to become new producers. there is a global context that we have to understand how to address and we are doing so today together with the department of energy, department of state and the rest of the administration to ensure that we can be there to allow and to make sure that not only europe is supplied, but that energy is used as a resource for coorpgs and not a resource for conflict. in conclusion, mr. chairman, l&g exports may become an important factor in assisting our allies and friends, but it is only that one factor, that one tool, and we have to work on all these other areas that i just mentioned in order to make sure that our commitment to energy security, as we did with the pipeline in the 1990's, and we are doing now, to make sure that energy security is achieved. we are strongly committed to europe's energy security and will continue our joint efforts with the e.u. to make that a reality. thank you. >> thank you. we begin with a five minutes of q

we don't know the amount out of cypress, we have one feel that's been proven, but there will be drilling threw the summer and by three companies. mozambique is about double the israeli find, but nay need to get their act together as well. so a lot of the gas from eastern will end up going to asia. this is not just about ukraine and europe. this is about a global demand. and as we're putting more market in ahe variety of places there is demand that's rising as well, in asia, at an impressive pace ands that those be addressed. so what happens to europe, not entirely at their own, you know decision making, market forcesof that will come into play. aas we see what the prices are around asia, that will determine what the supplies are available for europe. that pressure is already there, as a result of our production and not importing, the first time actually went out and renegotiated and forced the rush shaps into renegotiation of price. and were able to get better terms for the russian is a ago in a way that they weren't able to do that in the past. so these dynamics are having a real impact

he very much identified with the way that they would fight together, the way that the men would cypress themselves for one another. the camaraderie, the willingness of dive for one of the was what they used pirelli the team. spartan was his call sign for the majority of his team's comanche design special packages for them. in some ways that mentality and that each dose, that ancient code of honor relates to very much to the postions are described. they're is a connection then. that is something that identified him. >> i can't help but think that you have had such an adventure here. i mean, your day-to-day life was so different than it is now. you have any comments on what your plans are now? >> well, i would like to continue writing. as i said, this is an ongoing story. it never ends. and i will say again that the arrival of the interpreter to live with us, very, very special because that is the connection. and it was so rewarding to be able to help them begin to get settled and receive what they are encountering in this country. i guess they should say that we almost feel as though we

. >> you know what, senator, just this morning we had the foreign minister of cypress on.s in washington. he said we're extremely worried there might be level three sanctions against russia but i am very relieved between his meetings in europe and washington, no, they are going to be surgical. they're not going to be that bad, et cetera. i mean, is that it? is he right? >> michelle, here's the problem. we have done nothing -- if you look at -- since we announced the sanctions and implemented the sanctions, the russian stock market is up. i mean, these were nothing but tweets. what we have been indicating is that we hit some important companies in important sectors. not the whole sectors. these are second party sanctions. what we did is third party sanctions. if any of you do business with iran, you cannot do business with the u.s. that's not the kind of sanctions we have been talking about initially. it is second party saying we will not do business with them. that will accepted a strong message to their economy. it would affect them in a big way but would not affect europ