both the san francisco and the daily city has cut off all of the drainage that goes into the lake. there is nothing that runs into the lake so there is nothing to regularly maintain the lake level. we have been working to try to come up with ways to have water bill in their the most natural way we can as opposed to something that just drops every year substantially. >> the problem of ground water, that has been alleviated? >> -- >> of course use of ground water has been eliminated. we are proposing to utilize the groundwater basin, but we won't be able to do that unless we have other means to keep the lake level stable. that is why is very important to come up with a way to have the water go into the lake that will keep it up. >> has that been achieved? >> there is a report of the that describes a flood control project that will provide for water into the lake. that looks like a very promising alternative that might be a solution. we are still looking at the details. the project development, our support of the project provided certain questions can be answered relative. >> i was no

pacifica and daily city and half moon bay. east bay temperatures warming up near 80 degrees. and as you get inside the bay, you will feel the sea breeze into oakland. alameda, that will keep the temperatures mainly in the 70s. friends in the north bay, little coast coolside. nice and warm inland. you'll see plenty of 70s in the next couple of days. by tuesday, we may watch the temperatures move up a couple of degrees. a big heat up as you get to wednesday and thursday. many temperatures moving in the 80s, 90 degrees. cooling down next weekend. maybe some showers next sunday. >> thanks. >>> it may come as a surprise for many of us in california. we have some of the most polluted air in the country. areas in the state with the dirtiest air and who has to clean it? ♪ [ alarm buzzing ] another victim of frequent flyer red tape. [ tires screech ] seat restrictions got him stuck in a vicious circle. it's just not right! i keep earning miles, but it seems like i can never use them. the all-new rapid rewards doesn't have any of that nasty red tape. here he comes again. let's set him

daily city 58 and in the north bay . mid-50s and midcents for santa rosa and santa luma and not as warm as it has been . scen in oakland . inland areas, you will be out of the nines and concorde going from the low 90s to the upper 70s and 77 in liver more and 60 degrees in monterey and 68 in salinas . cooling trend that started today continuous throughout weekend. mother's unseasonably cool and upper 60s and mid-50s on the beaches and windier and cloudier and slight chance of showers heading in sunday night and monday . temperatures next week will be in the mild side and moderate range. >> thank you very much. >> and just ahead. nba bringing the hit in the fight for animal rights. checking in on a east bay family. sen on your side michael finny and an amazing story of how >> good news for the batteries and the preese of oil plummeted today . sparked by lower demand for gasoline and concerns that the world economy is coming down again. the push to ban shark fins in california hasly received a celebrity endorsement. housto

daily city, 56 degrees. altoss. and mountainville and sunnyville 56 degrees. i promise things will get stronger. 69 for walnut creek. and as we take a look at petaluma, 65 degrees. here's a look at the extended forecast. 70s for monday, keeping things cooler mid-week. friday, 68 degrees. saturday and sunday, things are going to be warmer partly cloudy skies. make sure you make some really great plans for next weekend. >> thank you so much, erica. >> it's graduating season. members of the class of 20-11 getting solid advice. here's a sampling what graduates are hearing from this year's class commencement speakers. >> fear at your back, faith in front of you. which way will you leave? which way will you move. move forward. move ever forward and tweet out the picture of the results. >> if you pursue your dreams, you can't fail when you -- it is up to your will, your mind and your heart. >> human lit, patients and faith, and always a few tears from me. >> these versus will take you as far as you want to go. >> everything we value, hard work, generosity, on behalf

daily city 64 and low os for pacific dah for the -- pacifica for the afternoon. >> we're still on track to see some of the warmest weather. along the coast 74 will be the average. take a look at the inland areas, 89 meth. we'll get a bit of a cooldown for the coastline, not so much for the inland spots and the end of the weekend for mother's day, that looks like it could be the coolest day, 60 degrees. tomorrow, 80s, even low 90s, bring the water. >> yeah. yeah. it always kind of catches you offguard a little bit whenis so hot -- when it's so hot. do you have anything after that? >> it looks like we'll rebound, just in time for mother's day, it will an little bit cloudy. >>> san francisco police are trying to find the ten to 20 women involve -- responsible for a chemical brought on a muni district. this happened in the bayview district. that's when officers say the women boarded the bus and sprayed a chemical believed to be pepper spray in the air. the woman got off the bus and got back on. the group robbed passengers. >>> "the chronicle" reports that the city council will discuss possi

we are right on the daily city border in district 11. we have about five members of the community out from us all the way from naples green, a new park with that as their, that was put up by dpw with city funds, one of our great assets out there in district 11. i want to thank the mta for all the work you're doing to street by street create a network. thank you for your work. thank you to dpw, who helped make that happen as well. it is very challenging because we have to change many minds about biking in san francisco. i live in a district where cars are more keen than bikes, and we want to change that. it is the work of the san francisco bicycle coalition that helped make that happen. how we organize our communities and make sure we can share the information about how we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, live more healthy lifestyles. that is what the san francisco by coalition does, and i am happy you are doing this work -- that is what the san francisco bike coalition does. thank you so much. [applause] i want to thank the mayor, su

upper 50s here sunset district, daily city with lingering low clouds here. the north bay 76 santa rosa. 75 sonoma. san rafael up to 71 degrees. a comfortable day there. east bay, 67 oakland and her cue less. 69 fremont. walnut creek, concord, mid 70s range. same thing in liver more. 76 degrees in antioch. the monterey bay, 64 watsonville. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. a dry accuweather seven-day forecast. you will enjoy some nice spring weather here in the bay area although we will see changes over the weekend in the form of slightly cooler breeziyer conditions. dropping down to the low 70s in the warmest locations over the weekend. mid 50s at our beaches. we will stay in that range on monday and then tuesday through thursday it is a minor warming trend. thursday temperatures peaking in the low 80s inland. low 60s along the coast. >> wow. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, ironing out the latest rink wrinkle in the botox mom's story and why she says she lied. >> and the $2 bills you can buy for $10. a currency caper at 6:00. but cheryl and i will be

daily city 57 and it is going to be a nice day in the north bay with sunshine for you. mid 70s around sonoma, napa, santa rosa. 72 degrees in nevado. 65 saucilito. coastal areas in the mid to upper 50s and still on the breezy side. 67 oakland and san leandro and short sleeve weather in the inlanded east bay. 76 concord. 74 livermore. and around the monterey bay, 60 degrees in monterey. 68 santa cruz. morgan, gilroy, hollister low to mid 70s. similar to today, down a couple of degrees inland. sunday you will notice the breeze picks up and the temperatures fall. cooling continues on monday with low 70s inland. mid 50s at the beaches and really minor ups and downs expected. by friday, signs of a big change possibly in our weather pattern. next weekend, not this weekend but next weekend the holiday weekend one of the computer models hinting at a large ridge building in which would indicate a big warm-up coming, which would be nice. >> thanks. >>> all right, oprah only has three more episodes before signing off the air. we want you to join us for a special called "oprah look

daily city and sunset district, mid50s range with mostly cloudy skies. you look at the north bay and it is a variety. mid50s at bodega bay and 74 at clear lake. 68 in santa rosa and 67 for calistoga. east bay, partly cloudy for the afternoon. 62 in oakland. 63 union city. inland areas, running below normal for this time of year. the breeze will be felt in the inland communities fnlt 67 livermore. the warmest locations, low 70s for antioch and brentwood. around the money monterey bay, 58 and up to 64 in salinas. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. it is a cooler day for your wednesday. what a warmer day on thursday, back down on friday. you can see the minor ups and downs. it is a big drop in temperatures. showers developing on saturday evening into sunday. temperatures running in the mid50s to the low 60s range at the highest level for your sunday. and shower weather could continue right into the early part of next week. >> all right, thank you, sandhya. >>> well, a san jose teacher has been chosen for an elite nasa mission. >> it is a huge sto

today daily city councilman says he will introduce legislation to ban any additional stores and then pays out the ones that exist. >> today is the day where payday loan lenders in san san mateo county are through. we are not going to go to sleep until payday loans are eliminated. >> also cracking down on payday lenders. >>> here's a question for you moms out there since tomorrow is mother's day. if you had to, would you rather move in with your son or your daughter? in a new survey. 70% of mothers say that they would rather live with their daughter if they could not take care of themselves. 68% believe their daughter would probably take better care of them. but 94% say they would rather live on their own in their own home as they age. and in home care provider called senior help conducted the poll. >>> most moms will be enjoying brunch with their kids tomorrow or getting flowers and phone calls. others will be reminded of a loss. that's why this mother's day weekend, military moms gathered in the south bay to find comfort in each other. some lost a child in war and others have sons a

daily city 59 degrees and 65 in downtown san francisco . north bay, plenty of cent plus degrees and 75 in napa and getting up in the 60s . oakland, a mild day in the city. you head inland and temperatures will come down a few degrees. 79 in concorde and sphen for you in livermore . inland gilroy up to 80 degrees. it is a warm wednesday. good time to hit the beaches . it isa low temperature. and we'll be down to 50s on the beachers . toward sunday getting cloudier. efforts for play station users. >> they >> sony say hackers may have taken're personal information for 20 million accounts. >> that is on top of the customers identified last week. >> now the company is calling it a phased in restart with improved security. during a weekend news conference. company officials apologiized and said they didn't know who was beheaven the damage. >> they will offer 30 days of play station plus. >> and coming up here next. another look at result and relief that happened as a result of bin laden's death.elp me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? b

swapping fake money for hundreds of thousands of dollars at a cash machine in san francisco in daily citypolice arrest samuel key kioskli. he replaced cash with photocopied $20 bills. he disappeared the next day. but he was later busted in a traffic stop. he pled not guilty to several charges including embezzlement and forgery. >>> pg&e has been given the green light to charge most of its customers more for their energy use. that includes those who use the least amount of energy. under the current rate structure, pg&e says those who use a lot of power are subsidizing those who don't. now low energy customers will be put in a new price bracket to raise rates. average customers can expect to see a 10% increase in their bill. >>> relief at the gas pumps, right in time for the memorial day weekend. >> have you noticed ? prices have fallen about a dime in the past week. the national average now 3.81 a gallon. as usual, though, prices are higher in the san francisco bay area. triple-a reporting regular going for $4.17 a gallon in san francisco. it is 4.05 in oakland and san jose, as well. >>> i

expect to 79 in santa rosa, 75 petaluma, 74 in san rafael, 81 in fairfield, san francisco 69, 68 daily city, 78 in palo alto. in the east bay 74 oakland and castro valley, low to mid 70's degrees along the median break.immediate baby. iny abthey into the '80s. we will tl you how hot it's going to get tomorrow, and how cool it will get towards the weekend. >> george: hot spot for this morning with no major delays, a quick bridge check the bay bridge toll plaza with no delays on the approach. metering lights activated and about 20 minutes from now. san mateo bridge ride still good commute no delays on the right hand side of your screen heading from hayward over towards foster city. the golden gate bridge ride looks good, such bound traffic on 1 01, fog creeping in at the north end of the bridge but on the deck is a problem for a ride. >> darya: 6:06 a.m. back with more of a couple of minutes, a live look at san jose traffic is light. we will be right back whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm n

you have a little bit of fog, daily city, half-moon bay, pacifica.that fog is going to fill in as we go through the bay area weekends. that means cooler weather still. so we've been talking about it. this is no surprise. the cool down is right on time and right on track. tonight partly cloudy, coastal fog, clouds and cooler for your weekend. the extended forecast is a dry pattern as we get into next week. but we have to contend with a major cool down. temperatures temperatures tomorrow about the same, maybe a degree or two cooler. you wake up saturday morning, 47 in napa, 48 in santa rosa for may it's chilly. you will notice it when you get going tomorrow morning. cooler than it has been. the forecast then, as the clouds go so do the temperatures. you get the clouds in here. temperatures are coming down because of the filtered sunshine. but also because the wind direction so today friday at 5:00, overnight there's clouds, coastal fog. form morning clouds for the southern parts of the district. saturday afternoon here it comes. but saturday afternoon

daily city, pacifica. there is the coastal fog, shooting over the gap here near the airport is what we call this. the winds will start to pick up with winds in this area west at about 20 miles per hour on the gust. so now, it is getting breezy out there in the fog, that will stick around as you would expect for this time of the year. it's a spring-time weather feature, the coastal fog, not the valley fog, but the coastal flood, yes, we'll step out of here. you can tell, i'll tell you that the valley fog will not be around here for a while as we go into, you know, within the next few days. just a bunch of coastal fog that's out there. so you know, that is big. and the weekend clouds are cooler. subbed, more clouds -- sunday, more clouds and maybe a drizzle up north. it will be cooler on the bay area week. sorry about that, but not bad. and when i say cooler, we're talking about low 70s, upper 60s, that's not bad. so for tomorrow, half moon bay, visibility is right along the coast as the marine layer gets sq

partly cloudy skies, a little cool as you approach the coastline, breezy, 58 degrees expected high daily cityd- 60s fremont, santa clara valley, inland, a threat of rain in the forecast when in a few minutes let's check on traffic with giana. >> we are holiday light a live look at 580, 680 interchange. towards pleasonton, traffic cruising along. we will have a look at mass transit and a wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. >>> okay thanks much. >>> 6:30 a.m., oakland police asking for help solving a triple shooting at a motorcycle club, two people killed a third in the hospital. ann makovec is at police headquarters in oakland. there is now a reward for information. ann good morning. >> reporter: that's right good morning. $20,000 for any information leading to the arrest of the suspect in this case. some body who apparently opened fire at a block party, on international boulevard last night. it happened around 9:20 p.m., we checked out the scene in front of this club this morning 4:00 a.m. police had already cleared the scene. east bay, dragon's motorcycle club, 88th and international. we

daily city councilman says he will introduce legislation to defend any additional stores then phase outs already up and running he says the predatory lenders charge 400% interest on a 2 week loan. other bay area cities including pacifica and san jose are cracking down on payday loan operations. >> starting tomorrow bike riders, and walkers across the golden gate bridge will have to share the sidewalk. they are closing the west side, doing some seismic retro fitting everyone will have to use the east sidewalk from tomorrow until late august. >> relief in site for drivers, some say you may have to see it to believe it, experts believe skyrocketing gas prices are finally screeching to a halt. analysts expect prices to drop 50¢ as early as next month wouldn't that be nice if that happens it would be mainly because of increased gas production around the world and declining demand in the u.s. the cheapest gas in san francisco, rc station castro and market, 4 .1 1, oakland, 4.15 and down in san jose the cheapest price is gas and shop at 4.04. >>> speaking of good deal, a deal like this, is no

daily city get inside the bay 60s partly cloudy skies, some temperatures near 70 degrees this afternoonfolks more rain coming more on that in a moment let's check on traffic with giana. >>> thank you if you have to go to work you are in for a good ride live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic light, no major delays a nice ride as you work your way across the upper deck san francisco, no troubles out of san francisco into oakland. we have a wreck on the peninsula details coming up back to you. >>> thank you 5:30 a.m. a triple shooting in oakland has left two people dead another critically injured the shots rang out last night at a motorcycle club on international boulevard. ann joins us now from police headquarters, so far investigators don't have much to go on ann. >> no, and they are not saying a lot about the investigation just that a man and woman did die and another woman was shot she is in critical condition she was taken to high land hospital i did just get off the phone with an officer who said she is still alive hopefully she will be okay. take a look at the scene this ha

we'll be near 60 around daily the city and sunset.orth bay beaches even with increasing sunshine late this afternoon, only mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 50s for sausalito and san rafael. throw mid-70s through the north bay valleys. cloverdale, low to mid-80s. near 60 in monterey. near 70 for salinas and upper 70s for gilroy and hollister. traveling in the state is, some of the cooler weather may hit sacramento and 90 in fresno. 95 in palm springs. you see the clouds around l.a., temperatures in the 70s around there. giants are back in town, cool and breezy, 58 down to 55 during the game. few is on a around san rafael, palo alto, san jose and in to antioch. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we'll drop another 2-4 degrees tomorrow and about another 2-4 degrees on sunday. a slight chance that of a shower still lingering in the forecast, calmer, brighter and warmer monday and tuesday. >>> we're going to start off, with you are traveling between concord and pittsburg, we still have an accident blocking lanes at port chicago highway. eastbo

the city has adapted and put into place structures to make a real difference. >> for instance, who delivered twice daily across the city to key institutions including the hospital. among the staff, they have become a key, confident figure in the administration. >> whole week, but the floods are moving again. >> is the worst over and out? gosh i think so. >> a sign of progress, and electricity back on. >> i have to get back to work in my workshop. >> his family can't fully relax. they might soon be needed back at the front. >> i will not give up until they are finished. and they have judged him and his family. >> a besieged city adapts and waits for the next breakthrough. >> they are charged with trying to rape a hotel maid once the unreleased on the cash bail and electronically tagged. the bail hearing is due to take place on tuesday. she gave us an update on the police investigation. >> there will be a grand jury hearing. this is to determine whether or not there is sufficient evidence for him to continue to be detained. the grand jury will hear the evidence thus far and they will take a vote. and on t

the result of the nine month investigation by the narcotics task force of the police department daily cityo. >>louisa: wet weather, an entire day of showers. all of that cloud cover shows we are still saw in and continue with showers. were expecting some showers to intensify tonight. we could see a few showers tomorrow morning as well. the radar continues to be lit up. or watching a cell pass through the bay bridge now faces the berkeley, oakland so you will probably notice the showers picking up there. also up in the north bay were seeing heavier packages of rain and snow looks like moving through novato along highway 37. we will take a closer look and show you. novato one spot picking up in terms of showers. iin the south bay scattered showers in places like san jose, morgan hill and the diablo getting heavier rain. future cast shows were not on what the wet weather. by 11:00, and as we could actually see moderate to heavy downpours at times. it could see yellow in livermore, fremont and mountainview. it this this will continue tomorrow. it looks like we will try towards the latter part

. >> mother of a daily city boy with bubble boy disease will be talking among lawmakers today. one of woman's twins died of the disease which leaves babies with no immune system. other twin did not have disease. then they had a third son with disease but he survived because of a bone marrow transplant. mullin and others want it to be required that all babies are tested por this disease. >>> 43-year-old hoyt colonel benjamin palmer was killed last thursday in afghanistan. the defense department says he was killed by small arms fire. he served three tours of duty in iraq. he leaves behind a wife and a children. >>> yesterday, the state assembly approved a crackdown on carrying unloaded handguns in public places. the so huff called open-carry bill now moves onto the senate. >>> also, yesterday, a federal judge in sacramento rule that people do not have a receipt to carry a concealed weapon in public. >>> the mans to remob the oak tree nicknamed "granny will reportedly move ahead. neighbors rallied trying to save this 300-year-old tree creed. some tried to get a -- yesterday. some

over the last few weeks, the city has adapted and put together structures that are starting to make a real difference. >> for instance, meals on wheels delivered twice daily across the city to key institutions, including the hospital. among the staff there, this man has become a key, confident figure in the rebel administration. >> where moving again. >> do you think the worst is over now? >> i think. i hope. >> one sign of progress -- electricity back on in the neighborhood. but his family cannot fully relaxed yet. this electrician turned rebel sniper may soon be needed back at the front. >> i will not give up until we have killed gaddafi and his family. >> so a besieged city adapts and waits for the next breakthrough. andrew harvey, bbc news. am i more news from libya today, the government they're released four foreign journalists who have been held for six weeks in detention. among them was claire gillis. her parents appeared on this program appealing for their daughter's release, and her mother says she is ecstatic and looking forward to seeing her. now, to afghanistan, where least 25 people have been killed in two separate incidents. first, a suicide

still is but over the past few weeks the city has adapted and put into place structures to make a real difference. for instance, meals on wheels delivered twice daily across the city to keep institutions include in the hospital. among the staff here, a competent figure in misrata's rebel administration. >> when we can get misrata moving again, this would be a different time. >> do you think the worst is over? >> i think and i hope. >> one sign of progress, and electricity back on in this neighborhood. >> i am happy to get back to work in my workshop. >> his family cannot fully relax yet. he might be needed back at the front. >> i will not give up and i will finish this with gaddafi. i will kill him and catch him and judge him and his family. >> so, the city adapts and waits for the next breakthrough. >> defense lawyers for the imf chief dominique strauss-kahn who was charged in a rape case would like him to be released on bail and electronically tagged. a hearing is set to take place on thursday. we got an update on the police investigation. >> well, there is going to be what is called a grand jury hearing and this is to determine whether or not th

your commute is okay sluggish stretches southbound 280 through daily city other than that 101 looks goodk your forecast. >> thanks e less bit. sunny skies, a lit -- elizabeth. sunny skies a little bit of fog. today will be a beautiful day similar to what we saw yesterday in terms of temperatures and clear blue skies that will be the picture for the next several days. as you look at our extended forecast sunshine will be hanging around as well. a big bump in temperature wednesday, highs 80s. inland spots, breaking into 80 at the bay. that cooling trend continues friday, saturday and sunday temperatures at that point high 60s low 70s >>> and good morning. welcome back to "the early show" on this monday morning as we continue our coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. i'm erica hill at ground zero this morning. where you may be able to hear in the background here just over my shoulder, there are chants of usa as people continue to react to the news which, of course, was confirmed just before midnight last night. and from that time, there have been people down here at ground zero pourin

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revenge attack for the killing of osama bin laden, new yorkers are sticking with their daily routine. in the city'serrorism unit is urging congressional lawmakers to avoid cutting federal funding for security in the transit system. >> some of what we do simply wouldn't be possible. it would compromise the level of security we have, quite frankly. >> reporter: but new yorkers are doing their part since ben laden's death. police report an increase in 911 calls about suspicious packages. a sign of increased vigilance. >> i'm worried about repercussions, if there is going to be any. >> reporter: all the patrolling can make a difference. but security officials say the best defense against another attack is a public willing to keep its eyes and ears open. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> this morning on "the early show," we are live from ground zero ahead of the president's visit. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively go

city. today's "daily news" captures the feelings of more than a few new yorkers. our chief national correspondent byron pitts reports bin laden's death was celebrated all across the country. >> reporter: today from coast to coast, america seemed to have a pep in her step. the nation's nemesis, that face so many associated with evil, was dead. down at new york's ground zero... >> i've been working down on this site for over two years now. it's a great day for me to know that they got the bastard. >> reporter: call it pride with an edge. but there's also the lingering pain. lenny cresci feels that. this afternoon he laid flowers for his brother john at a memorial to firefighters who lost their lives almost ten years ago. >> i told my brother i missed him very much. i don't think there's been a day in the last nine and three quarters years that i have not thought of my brother. >> reporter: raw emotion spilled out into the streets across the country with word osama bin laden was killed. and the party was even bigger outside the white house. a flash mob of nearly 3,00

daily newspapers. abbottabad is a city tourists used to visit by the thousands. noenl for its beautiful views and the pakistan military academy. but the soldiers here apparently had no clue bin laden was living about 1,000 feet from their base. the compound is only 500 feet behind me, beyond this wall and those trees. but take a look at how close it is to a pakistani army base, which is right there at those trees. it's pakistan's preeminent military institution. and back inside the house, a pantry, where eggs sit neatly on the shelves. enough food to last for weeks. they never had to leave. nick schifrin, abc news, abbottabad, pakistan. >> and our thanks to nick for thatter t terrific reporting fr osama bin laden's last hometown. >>> just ahead, the wife, who was with bin laden during his last stand. his family. and the question -- was he still actively running al qaeda? [ male announcer ] finally. the place they've been searching for. staples. the one place that makes it easy to buy a new laptop. ♪ or get one fixed. ♪ with highly trained tech experts, staples ma

not just new york residents, but also people who commute in and out of the city daily. people who are visiting from all over the world, right here, right now, wanting to see what is going on. time for reflection and a time to mark that day when osama bin laden has been certainly pronounced dead and no longer a threat. pat? >> michelle, describe for us the mood there at ground zero and times square. it must be an incredibly emotional day for a lot of new yorkers, particularly fire fighters. >> reporter: well, it's been very uplifting all day throughout the day and certainly the mood has changed. we saw that celebratory mood from overnight just turn into what usually is a normal day. the start of a workweek, a commute where people are coming in and out of the path train that leads from new jersey underneath the river to ground zero trade site where people are here every day to walk by this construction site as it is being rebuilt. and also, that celebratory mood that also gave way to a certain somberness that still lingers in this city particularly with the fire fighters

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the campaign should in the first place but obvious to our equal as they go about their daily life in the towns cities and regions not just the federal government but living in. the month prior to this important press conference so many events of international importance including the killing of bin laden. has changed anything in the struggle against terrorism in the north caucasus it's not of his and their mother that the president touched on this and more than once we all know that terrorists from different terror organizations including al qaida i think active in the caucasus so the news of bin laden's death may have a jewel effect and may undermine this terrorist network or on the contrary boost its activities in some areas which may pose a serious terrorist threat not only to the us and europe but to russia as well that's the president of the security council meeting on this issue in order to make sure we do our best to prevent potential terrorist attacks and in case outside it a size ten ten suffice activities we have you know quite as they want us to come up and what are russia's priorities in

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the city to be that population really place really quite tranquil as you can see people out there are going about their daily lives that we have and that the city on the corner of the way from here and the antennas all around this piece is very fragile article only. the country's army has always been on learned but now more than ever. many fear the death of a some of bin laden will spark a backlash and then they injure the pieces has been achieved grief notion r.t. pakistan. still on the way if you all set for a joint venture the space rocket is gearing up to carry some essential european technology to orbit find out what makes the project so special in just a few minutes from now here on r.t. . to libya now where colonel gadhafi forces are locked in grueling battles with rebels who are being supported by nato airstrikes this is the international coalition meets in rome agreeing to establish a financial fund to support insurgents in their fight against the libyan leader's regime you're a secular state hillary clinton says washington also hopes to use can actually see is there since to fund the insurgency the

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informant and agent compiled a pattern of life portrait of the occupants and daily activities in the city. documents taken show bin laden was in touch regularly with the terror network that he created. >>> meanwhile president obama paid a solemn visit to ground zero today honoring the victims of september 11 attacks. 4 days after the death of osama bin laden. new york first rae responders certainly appreciated the visit. >> coming by was really a spectacular thing. he came pe takes us all, we want to tell him we thank him for what he did on sunday and pl all the troops and all. want to let them know we are with them. every step of the way. >>reporter: president obama also met privately with the family of those killed in the attack. tomorrow he meets the seal team who killed bin laden to thank them for their effort. >>> moving on. the power bill business to go up. pg&e customers will may more to help recover losses associated with the new smart meter program. regulators today approved a rate increase to cover pg&e losses from tossing out those old analog meters. more now from heather. >>re

city, "i got to have a job. that is what is going to keep me focus, keep us dignified." it is through those jobs you can afford to have the daily necessities to live in this very expensive city. i got the message about affordable housing. i got the message because of all the foreclosures, but because there are so many people crunched up in such small units that we have got to pay attention to affordable housing here. there is no easy answer to this. it begins by letting you know what values you are affecting in me and the staff here today. it is not an easy decision that we're going to make, but we go into it with our ears open, and you are affecting the decision making right as we are speaking tonight. so how do we do it? we do it by listening carefully, we do it by bringing in the comments and concerns and values you have had today, bringing it into our decision making. i will commit to you that we will be working very closely with our supervisors. certainly, carmen chu because she is the budget director, and very certainly because supervisor avalos is out here with a neighborhood he feels is very important. he has a very str

a city with great nightclubs, the bring over a million people here on a daily basis, to find their way for jobs and all the other things. this is a successful city. the diversity and the strong neighborhoods in the different languages, things that we love about the city. those principles, of the same city and a successful city, that is what i wanted. now we have a difficult decision, how do we bridge the gap of the budget, and how do we make certain that this decision does not hurt people more, and maintain the level of services that they want and keeps you excited about the city, and keeps you committed to being here. i want to throw out to the civic engagement staff tonight, and through an agreement last with the board of supervisors, we funded part of the city administrator's office to make certain that we have language capabilities, not just in these capabilities by -- they have people on staff tonight to make certain, that english is not your first language, you can communicate your concerns to the city staff tonight. thank you very much for the civic engagement. i want to thank a

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