they found those who consumedless vitamin d have more likely to have a stroke. you want to be sure to check back in wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 as the man who says he killed etan patz will go before a judge. join with us these stories and all the breaking news today at 4:00 after dr. phil. stay with us, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> back -- welcome back. we're talking 14 to 16 degrees above normal. the numbers don't lie. i'm not complaining. we've been hoping for this. let the season begin. back off the speed of the year and let's enjoy a few months here. whether you're going to the ocean or not, everybody wants to know what the temperature is, it's 63. you will walk right back out. 90 saturday and sunday. the mid to upper 80s next week. >>> don't miss the cbs prime time line at tonight and then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. thank you for watching today. i'm don scott. >> me . >> you. >> check you out. check us out,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

of hawaii followed japanese-american men and found those who consume the least amount of vitamin d have a higher risk of stroke. natural sunlight is a good source of vitamin d as well as and milk fat fish and eggs. >>> crews will try to give a retired u.s. battleship its final voyage. they had to scrap departure for the uss iowa last weekend because of bad weather, it should pass under the golden gate bridge at 230 in the afternoon. the coast guard has lifted a ban on sailboat races in the waters outside the golden gate, the band put in place last month after a dead big bold crash at the farallon islands. the band is the go-ahead to a three-year race from san francisco to monterey to begin today. >>> a plan to renovate a soccer field is is just part plug for controversy. it is full of hazardous corporal's because of what conditions park officials want to replace the natural grass with artificial turf but environmentalists are not happy. >>> this is described as the environmental equivalent of painting that with asphalt >>> the renovation only affects seven of the park's 1000 plus acres.

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for a few years by now lots of special effects and three d. have been winning minds and turning films into instant cash cow technology only makes movies look cool but critics say the trend is scary as the spectacular makes good acting and story they do wait while hollywood continues to struggle for . the quality of filmmaking is moving to the independent american studios and the european box. to with more and more films taking the most prestigious international. welcome to the show. this is strong. by quoting you you said people think the trash is biggest problem is the real shortage like of money in other words this is in reality you say. we're suffocating in a cultural vacuum in other words the problem is your moral deficiency so my question is what religion has been a prominent theme in the last three films first the island and tsar and now they conduct a do you think religion can help the people like yourself who was suffocating in this vacuum. that's not the way i put it. simply points us to eternity. religion is mansur response to turn all qu

so ferguson writes the counterfactual saying what would have happened if britain would d have stayed out? well, you know, the germans probably would have succeeded in conquering france that they did that in 1940 under a much nastier regime, and europe survive to. moreover he points out that one of the aims that kaiser wilhelm had when he started the war was to establish a common european customs union, which germany, because of its economic strength, was in effect dominating and ferguson asked, isn't that what the european economy is today? so you can imagine all sorts of counterfactual histories. i do find it hard to imagine a counterfactual history that is as disastrous as what did result, not just the 20 million deaths from the first world war but the much greater number of deaths from the second world war and it's almost impossible to imagine the second world war happening without the first. yeah, yeah, sure. >> can you elaborate a bit on the impact of the united states entry into the war? >> okay, the question was to elaborate on the impact of the united states entry to the war.

plus earth but the three d. have a look here just brilliant pictures are stunning multi-dimensional pictures taken with the help of a cutting edge russian at a soft light log on to get a closer look. live from moscow this is art so you will get to the world update soon getting on a motorbike it can be a life or death situation certainly for some on india's roads where safety laws mean men must wear helmets but there's no requirement covering women exposing them to typical motorcycle dangers. explains. to outsiders it's complete chaos i think it's quite scary they need to do something about it you need to start following the rules because quite stupid really it's chaotic it's some believe it no no idea of the rules and regulations it does it please but to indians it's every day life you're so used to. do. so it just grows our mind we're just riveted. it's quite funny the streets of new delhi are the deadliest in india some as to mate that at least five people die every day in collisions but while men are required to w

do we have anyone here from d-10? all right. good morning. do we have anyone here from d-11? whoa! ve anyone here from the city family? [laughter] do we have anyone here from the city family? [applause] we are fired up and happy to be here today because we are going to be talking about the number issue that has an effect and connects all neighborhoods, awe races of people, all classes of people and that's our budget. we are here to begin the conversation about our budget priorities and hear from you, from your perspective, from our first line of defense, our service providers, our constituent, our friends, our neighborhood leaders, our democratic clubs. all of you on here have an opinion on what our priorities should be and we have come to humbly receive that information. humbly receive that information so they're going to be very few speeches today. we're going to be putting on our ears today and we are going to be listening. and we're going to be listening in chinese. we're going to be listening in spanish. we're going to be listening in every language that you speak. if you're sp

if he raises my taxes even more, i will not have the money to pay the difference and d i will have toto go out of businessnd all those jobs will be lost. >> well argued. let's look at what is happening in the country. >> they are spending more than they are taking in. >> might turn. >> fine. >> there is no crying in baseball. listen you see what is happenening. they are having to cut all sorts of social programs. the white house is saying let's raise taxes. whe would you make up the difference?? >> well, ok, first of all, i am not delusional. i am an actor and comedian. i am not an expert on this. >> but you make a good case. >> clearly been been reduced taxes and cut spending. >> even on social programs? >> you just need to lolook at it. you have to take each program se by case. of course nobody wants to cut money out of education or money heing wom in preventive health care. these kinds of things. but you have to make cuts somewhere then they they dnot have the money. any money is going to go deeper into debt. the debt is almost at $1$16 trilon. that is in st.. you could take all the

augustine, in the report you have concluded that we can have the greatest impact if we focus on energy, r&d, others have said that the focus or the major impact should be on the deployment end. as we are trying to figure out how we allocate scarcer dollars and how we prioritize, what -- what part of the technology chain do you figure the -- we here in the government should be focusing on most? >> that's a difficult question. certainly if you don't focus on research, there will be nothing to deploy. on the other hand if you focus entirely on research there be no money to deploy the benefits so you need to do both. research costs a lot less in general than the development, deployment or proof of principle, proof of scaling step. and so it may than much more money's required for the latter, even though ideally i think the role of the government is more easily justified, focused on research. it used to be that the u.s. government, when i say used to, i mean two, three decades ago, the u.s. government provided two-thirds of the research and development spent in this country. today it spends abou

d. baby. now, have you to remember at that time for a lot of people didn't understand that you could hold a baby, hug a child with aids and that it wouldn't -- you wouldn't catch it, but there wa' this stereotype, so mrs. bush in her role went out to grandma's house in washington, d.c., and, unfortunately, that poor guy only lasted another couple of weeks.broccoli broccoli, yeah. now, someone we all know and l w love happened to mention that he didn't like broccoli so the mother of america had to go out there and reassure all the children that broccoli is good and good for you. the b and you'll notice that she did that with the oval office right in the background which i thought was pretty cheeky.ac after the election president bush was honored at an armed -- by the armed services at a salute at ft. myers, and it was an incredibly moving event. there wasn't a dry eye anywherea to include miraculously the press that was -- that had tears running down their eyes. but then life takes funny turns, and we ha

. >> of the project have d not been initially introduced that would be one thing, but the public did not have our right to comment on that. did they change it after the final comments were due. >> what they are talking about is recirculating the eir. the guidelines specifically addressed the issue of recirculation. that means you have a round of comments. you have responded, and you need to recirculate for further comments. ceqa guidelines have a strict standard for when that needs to occur. when there is a serious increase in environmental impact that has already been reported, or is the draft eir was so insignificant. we do not believe that was reached. the public clearly has an opportunity to talk about the loss of tennis courts, and we believe that is conveyed through the draft. >> can we talk about alternatives you did or did not lay out some of this was not a project that -- or did not lay out? this was a project and still retain half of the tennis courts, and what we have is a very different projects with major height and reclassifications, and one thing that is clear to me tha

have heard from the members here today. i was wondering, in your conversations with students, who are the ones representing the f's and the d's -- what have they said? what has their input been, as far as what they need to succeed? why do they feel like they are failing? >> it is interesting that you would ask this question, because this is indeed a question we are asking right now, literally this week. there is a group of us participating in a group project with sanford. not only with students, but with parents, community members, teachers, administrators. we literally have been conducting interviews. we chose a single school. i would rather not call out the name. as our research project, and that we would look at all facets of not only their understanding of the new graduation requirements, but also what were roadblocks in those graduation requirements. those interviews literally took place this week. i would be glad to share after we finished compiling that. i would be asking that question. >> sometimes come and meet with students and they are working. they are taking care of their younger siblings. they are cooking, clean

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costs is some researches have point to stems from 1984 reforms to d. i have screening that red to rapid growth in the share of recipients suffering from back pain and mental illness. two researchers affiliated with the national burrow written that the d.i. screening procedure but in place by congress hinges to a significant extent on an applicant's employ ability, not just personal health, causing the program to function much like a long-term unemployment insurance program for the unemployable, unquote. of course, anyone that is eligible and has a bona fide disability is entitled to d.i. benefits but d.i. benefits paid to anyone not truly disabled takes resources away from those that are truly disabled. i have i think my time is up. can i ask these two questions. i have two questions related to the d.i. program. first, do you agree that the sometimes difficult to diagnosis conditions related to back pain and mental illness accounts for some of the most rapid expansion of the d.i. beneficiary population and secondly, to what extent are the opinions of th

we have the 117th running of the preakness on saturday. looks fantastic. an dat andrews saturday and sunday open to the public. that also looks fantastic. overnight we'll say a partial clearing, breezy and cooler. low temperatures, 52 to about 62. winds will become northerly, at about 10 to 15. when the front goes through. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny and pleasant. grab your shades, 50s and 60s, winds north/northeast at about 10. by afternoon, a great day. mostly sunny, cooler, yes, but really actually average. and just beautiful, high temps around 75 and the winds out of the northeast at about 10. we'll break it down. 53 to 63 to start. upper 60s to low 70s by noon and low to mid 70s by evening. just great. now the next three days it gets even better if it can. friday pure sun 76. saturday the preakness and the air show, 80 degrees with sunshine. the next seven days -- by the way, may sun remember is equal to july sun. put the sunscreen on this weekend, you will not feel yourself getting burned because it's not that hot and not humid. great on sunday, too. b

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