you're all about to get an introduction in the fairly daunting numbers that the city is about to face. that the city is facing right now. the way the process works, the mayor introduces his budget. it gets handed off to the border of supervisors. as daunting as these numbers are, i am fairly optimistic that the west side district for and district 7 are going to be represented. the needs of our districts will be addressed. those things i believe will be addressed. you have heard it from the mayor. the mayor appreciates that which is important to us. for the first time since the board of supervisors has gone back to district elections, the search for an 7 has never had the chairmanship. that is for the first time in over 10 years. we have a budget chair person. and while it is a committee of five, that chairmanship means a little bit. i am excited that she is in that position. i know she absolutely appreciates what is important in district 7 as well. with the mayor in charge, i am pretty optimistic that the daunting numbers can be addressed and will be addressed. . >> i appreciate the o

it's quite daunting, but very exciting, i'm still looking forward to it. there's still a lot of planning to be done. >> there was a touch of smugness about the very secret stag. >> it was a military operation, and my brother and i are very proud of how it went. >> and sins his engagement, he's been the butt of many much teasing from colleagues. >> whenever he washes it, we always -- we've got a pillow we put on his bed. >> prince william's work has given him something pretty unusual by royal standards, a relatively normal. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by

like to tell people who have never been to a film festival before is that it can sometimes seem daunting from the outside because he will pick up the program guide and it has 100 name movies and seems a bit hard to navigate in the beginning. but it is really worth it as you know from coming. the atmosphere in december, the interaction with other guests, the films themselves make it a great couple of weeks. >> it is important to participate and take advantage of this treasure trove of films from how many countries? >> is usually between 40 and 50 countries. >> it is an impressive range of filmmakers and the national perspectives that gets represented in the film festival. thank you for bringing this festival to san francisco every year.

when faced with daunting budget cuts that severely impact our mission to keep our parks clean and safe and our recreation centers open and inviting for families, this is a policy choice which is necessary. all around city hall, people are here because they are concerned about the city's ongoing general fund deficit and its impact on the life of its residents. we are asking you not to cut from rec and park a budget solution in which a non san franciscans, 15 million of home visit the city each year as tourists will help subsidize the cost of basic services for the people who live here. the budget challenges that they san francisco are not unique to the city nor is the devastating impact on the urban park systems. in houston, budget cuts will force the city to close half of its recreation centers. the los angeles park department expects hundreds of layoffs. seattle has curtailed ball field maintenance, and restroom maintenance. baltimore shut half of its recreation centers. the city of detroit closed 77 of its parks. every urban parks system around the country is scrambling to offset ser

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. >> it is quite a daunting prospect. there is still a lot of planning to be done. >> in just four weeks prince william will be married to kate middleton. the princess he will not be wearing a wedding band after the big day. it is a common tradition in the royal weddings. >>> we are getting ready for the big royal wedding. cynne simpson will be crossing the pond to bring you your coverage, live from england. >>> coming up, it is an abc exclusive. a brutal attack and the case no one could crack until a private detective got involved. later today -- >>> it was a brutal attack. a young woman is left for dead in a deserted street with no idea who attacked her or how they got her out of her hotel room. it is a story you will see on for tonight on abc. hi chris good to see you. >> good to see you. >> this is a case that had plenty of suspects but it left investigators stumped. it was because of one persistent investigator who made the difference. >> this is a real -- i have not done one like this. it is a two-hour special. this

what is down below is also daunting. it is iraq, nearly 100 years old.it was the last -- is a wreck, nearly 100 years old. it sank off the coast. in winter, part of it was about water. these men are passionate, and crazy enough to try to raise the ship. behind the plan is this man. his father and grandfather went to see to it. this 57-year-old wants to preserve the1ship from falling apart even further and preserve traditional wooden ship building. the local fire chief has provided help. but he is not raising hopes. >> we will never raise it. too many holes. >> but our friend believes we will do it. >> i say, no chance. >> typically, i ways side with the losers. >> the men may laugh and joke about whether it really is safe enough to be salvaged or whether it is of foolhardy venture. but, if the leaks are not sealed properly, it might rise to the surface briefly and sink again on the open sea, taking everyone down with it. watch out. it has moved down there. it is coming up. and indeed, finally eight hours later. but now there is a new problem. are rare sn

like to tell people who have never been to a film festival before is that it can sometimes seem daunting from the outside because he will pick up the program guide and it has 100 name movies and seems a bit hard to navigate in the beginning. but it is really worth it as you know from coming. the atmosphere in december, the interaction with other guests, the films themselves make it a great couple of weeks.

for her, it was even more daunting because he was a worldwide figure. he was perhaps one of the three or four most influential figures on the earth. his speeches were read by millions and mesmerized by millions of people. how do you assert yourself? in an early taste and then her case, -- in an early case and her case, they asserted themselves around practical tasks to make sure that the husband's ideals will live on. tavis: let me ask what the value of the black history is? every february -- i see the graph on your face. don't ask me how we chose the coldest, darkest, shortest month of the year, that notwithstanding, what is the value of us pausing to talk about black history? i want to know your perspective for black folks and those that are not black. >> we live history every day, ut black vofolk and white folk have talked about history in radically different days. white americans have emphasized the use of such as individual liberty and the ownership of private property as part of the american dream. for african-americans, we have always understood

facing the russian winter can be a daunting prospect a luxury plunges well below zero the snow seems to come up to your waist and you really wish she followed your friends and family simple but fur coats plus a trip to the republic of moldova the shores of kohl's. just over six hundred kilometers east of moscow it's homes around one hundred thousand people must be some of the fittest in the country. may be small when it comes to schools it's definitely a major player. probably fair to say that if i'm going on holiday i'm more likely to head to the beach to the peace but you can't really travel around russia without at least having a go at some winter sports and at least with this one i do get to see some stuff if i have to pull on. a bit of points on every day dozens of people head out to the tracks here for some shooting and cross-country skiing from experts to absolutely canvas. i finally got the right equipment but i have been a very long time since i struck out on some skis. come on. and there was always the promise of some complaints i look forward to. mind you no one told me th

. >> it's a daunting prospect, but quite exciting. i'm looking forward to it. >> there was a touch of smugness about the secret stag meeting. >> it was a military operation and my brother and i were very proud of how it went. >> there was much teasing from colleagues. >> we always throw in the kate and will embroidered pillow on his bed. >> something pretty unusual by royal standards, a relatively normal life. >> prince william says his job has made him feel proud and privileged. >> it goes without saying that you can find out lots more about the big day on the bbc website. there's lots of analysts and a time line that tells you about william and kate's romance. for us, for now, that is all. please stay with us on "bbc world news." >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolul

after catherine's four-minute walk daunte aisle. a ceremony. >> i pronounce that they are man and wife together. >> reporter: mark the end of an eight-year courtship and the beginning of royal matrimony. every second of the day watched by a predicted audience of billions broadcast live over television and the internet. an extra surprise for the crowd that stayed. william and kate driving down in an aston convertible, a very british end to a very special british day. >> to think that it was going to rain ant weather would spoil everything. in the end, we had a beautiful, sunny day and it was dry through the ceremony. prince william was right. take whatever the weatherman said and it will do exactly the opposite. in london, i'm don ridell. >>> happening right now, news channel 2 is overhead. this looks like the golden gate bridge as a cold war era missile is making its trip. it will be heading down the peninsula. the u.s. army mighty hercules missile will be on display this sunday at the pacific coast dream machine show. right now, it

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like to tell people who have never been to a film festival before is that it can sometimes seem daunting from the outside because he will pick up the program guide and it has 100 name movies and seems a bit hard to navigate in the beginning. but it is really worth it as you know from coming. the atmosphere in december, the interaction with other guests, the films themselves make it a great couple of weeks. >> it is important to participate and take advantage of this treasure trove of films from how many countries? >> is usually between 40 and 50 countries. >> it is an impressive range of filmmakers and the national perspectives that gets represented in the film festival. thank you for bringing this festival to san francisco every year. announcer: so, what's the biggest issue in america today? i don't think we're probably ever doing enough for our environment. the war in iraq religious yahoos freedom of speech i get angry about it, but it's like... ya' know, in my own apartment. i probably believe in all those causes, but i'm...i'm not really doin' anything. [applause] supervisor wiener:

like to tell people who have never been to a film festival before is that it can sometimes seem daunting from the outside because he will pick up the program guide and it has 100 name movies and seems a bit hard to navigate in the beginning. but it is really worth it as you know from coming. the atmosphere in december, the interaction with other guests, the films themselves make it a great couple of weeks. >> it is important to participate and take advantage of this treasure trove of films from how many countries? >> is usually between 40 and 50 countries. >> it is an impressive range of filmmakers and the national perspectives that gets represented in the film festival. thank you for bringing this festival to san francisco every year. >> welcome to "culturewire." since december 2005, the museum of the african diaspora, known locally,moad, has presented programs that celebrate and explore the culture, history, and art of people with african descent throughout the and added states and throughout the world. the director of cultural affairs recently met with the museum director. to learn mo

when you look at those as the numbers, you see is a much more daunting task. the ryan budget would have no money for bridges, no money for kids, no money for most things. >> who benefits most from the ryan plan? >> america at. it prevents us from going off the cliff. it does tax reform. even obama supports it, but he will not propose a plan. it also recapitulates the 1996 a form of welfare, which clinton did, by applying the same new incentives to non- cash welfare. it attacks agricultural subsidies, it goes on everything. on the issue of revenues, yes, it does nothing on revenues, but at least opens a solution. all the country has to do is accept the spending side, which is all he approaches, and then to say let's have a grand bargain. you give us 2% extra in revenues and you know what you have? a completely balanced budget. >> i agree with that -- >> i joined the chorus of people who said good things about the ryan budget in it that at least it addresses the two major problems -- three major problems confronting us now, the entitlement problems -- >> not soc

. >> it's quite a daunting prospect but a very exciting. and i'm looking forward to it. but there's a lot of planning to be done. >> a hint of wedding for the young airman as he looks forward to his big day. the united nations secretary general has described as outrageous and cowardly an attack on a united nation's building in afghanistan. 12 people were killed when demonstrators tor ched the building in the city. local officials said clerics had urged people to protest over the purported burning of the koran last month. >> after friday prayers there were prayers in many afghan cities. a rumor swept the crowd that hundreds of korans had been destroyed. not just one. deth to america, they shout. death to the jews and the infidels. the afghan police tried to keep the crowd back from the u.n. headquarters. they failed. the outer wall was breached. the u.n. staff inside hunted down. some were shot, some stabbeds. two were beheaded, it's claimed. afghans were killed, too. they blamed the u.n. guards. but witnesses said the u.n. did not fire first. >> this was an outrageous an

. >> it's quite a daunting prospect, very exciting i'm still looking forward to it but a lot to do.am: prince william and his fiancee are scheduled to get married on april the 29th. >>catherine: a sci-fi thriller, a horror film and a children's movie all hitting theaters this weekend. we start with a look at source code. chick plays a soldier in a government project. in the sci-fi thriller he gets multiple chances to find a bomber over chicago trained by crossing into the body of another man. is feelings for a fellow passenger complicates the mission. source code is rated pg-13. if a family moves into a house discovering dark spirits when their son falls into a coma, the family tries to escape but they find out was not the house that was haunted, hopes this is rated pg-13. children will look for to a quirky story about the son of the easter bunny. he runs away on the eve of taking over the family business. he soon manipulates fred, into taking him and proving himself to be an unbearable house guest. it hot is rated pg. >>pam: on-line world got a bit of a makeover today, the gun into

principle upon which i shared with the department heads, with commission directors, as we approach this daunting task as we fill in this gap. but there will be some hard decisions in front of us. there will be some programs that we are reviewing today with you that have to change the way they practice. there will be departments experiencing less in how they do their jobs, but will still be held accountable for doing the best job possible. i want to thank my colleagues from all the different departments because they are all working very hard. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with all of them. these are some of the best apartments that you can have for a city. they could be making more money in the private sector, but they have chosen a public service. i want to thank them from our dpw hence, rec and parks, children and family, aging, human services, they are all here spending their personal time with you to make sure you understand how the city works. i am here with an open heart and open ears tonight. the voices here are important to me. i will never neglect the 11. you know that, john. it wil

that is a prospect that is not only daunting, it is terrifying to most americans, to deal with insurance companies. the one way you can do it is to come together as a large group of people. that is the only way anybody has been able to negotiate with insurance companies. that in self is a different view of america -- >> except that what you have just described, which is supposed to be so horrible, is exactly what seniors are doing today with the prescription drug benefit. the exact same idea. they are given support, a voucher, and they purchase their own insurance with a drug plan, medicare part d, which is not always popular, but has come in 30% under its cost estimates. the only medical plan in the history of the united states which has actually save money. what is being prez's not privatization of medicare but a voucher. the rich get less and the poor get a bigger subsidy, which is exactly how you want it in a fair society. >>>> have paul ryan and barack obama ever sat together in a room alone with the door closed to talk about this? >> no, and they don't have to pay is not the two of

like to tell people who have never been to a film festival before is that it can sometimes seem dauntingrom the outside because he will pick up the program guide and it has 100 name movies and seems a bit hard to navigate in the beginning. but it is really worth it as you know from coming. the atmosphere in december, the interaction with other guests, the films themselves make it a great couple of weeks. >> it is important to participate and take advantage of this treasure trove of films from how many countries? >> is usually between 40 and 50 countries. >> it is an impressive range of filmmakers and the national perspectives that gets represented in the film festival. thank you for bringing this festival to san francisco every year. >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovatio

reading about daunte's seven rings in hell. don't act this way or you'll end up in hell. it's keeping a check on your behaviors. and the idea of heaven is the positive way to look at that. the way we behave and love and teach others, there is a great after-life, where you can be with others who behaved and acted morally in love. chris: is that why everybody buys gold, as a hedge? [laughter] >> but the idea of heaven and hell, this is something that new testament preaches, not the old testament. it's been a long, long-running debate. i went back and looked at a lot of oldtime covers, where this has been debated and played out. i do think that right now the message of heaven and embracing god and god will forgive you, that sells right now, and that's important for churches when you look at the decline in the numbers. chris: why does the right wing like the old testament so much? they love the old testament. >> they like revelations better than that. >> that's because jesus loved the poor. they thought they were better than the rich. chris: you always have a big sale with th

even for them, even for this city, the royal wedding is a daunting challenge. since the engagement was announced, london's police forces, like the couple themselves, have been getting ready. with four days go, security sweeps have already begun. nothing has been overlooked from storm drains to traffic lights. anything that could hide a potential threat. on the wedding day, there will be an army of officers, 5,000, patrolling the streets on foot and on horseback. on boats along the thames and in helicopters. there are already more security cameras in london than anywhere else in the world. their images will be sent back to central command and the man in charge. >> this is going to be a global event. the cameras of the world are on it. that means publicity. and there are people out there who need publicity for their cause. they'll do their best to spoil the party if we let them. >> reporter: the threats run from terrorists, al qaeda blew up trains and buses here six years ago. to groups of protesters who smashed windows and battled police over government budget c

sylvester on my car and the others can you go out of got one back for the visitors but they see faces daunting task of not an impossible one but the return leg elsewhere villareal also beat dutch champions f.c. twenty five one. also look to short of a place in the last four with a four one defeat appears to be i'm hoping to avoid the nomic yet but an important ally dealt now bob once all the portuguese sides progress. now preparations are going head of shape jewel for the sochi winter olympics that is according to the president of the organizing committee to reach in the shank and he spoke during his visit to the summit gang city london. reported on the progress being made in tsotsi to the executive board of the international olympic committee the black sea resort is building almost all of the venues from scratch and the organizers have rushed recently suffered a setback a couple of lucrative sponsorship deals to fill in three however the work is going on the journey shane. saying they are signing commercial contracts with more than a million dollars or more could be coming their way later on.

don't as identities confidential as is the case with many kurds including greenpeace but these lakes daunting ninety eight budget reveals just how much money citizens for a sound economy were saved from a wide variety of donors. more troubling was the fact that citizens for a sound economy took money through an asteroid to campaigns directly on behalf of a number of these hidden dharnas. then there was they work for the tobacco industry thanks to a major legal settlement in the light ninety ninety millions of internal tobacco industry documents have been made public the documents showing how citizens for a sound economy and other free market groups secretly paid millions of dollars to fight tobacco taxes and regulations using what they called a retail sales if they pitch these to their own members as a tax on individual freedoms but big government the idea being that while people may not be moved to fight on behalf of the tobacco belt loop almost anything to protect their own freedoms one campaign of particular relevance with the lading role citizens for a sound economy played in killing the

surviving members of the famed doolittle raiders who in the aftermath of pearl harbor were given the daunting task of striking back. >> president roosevelt wanted to get back to the japanese. pe badgered his military people until somebody came up with a way to do it. >> reporter: back in 1942 the group numbered 80. serving under lieutenant colonel jimmy doolittle. he devised a plan to launch 16 b-25 bombers from the deck of an aircraft carrier. never done before. >> i had faith in the airplane. it was a good airplane. >> reporter: but when the carrier hornet was spotted in the western pacific, the raiders were forced to leave early. once they dropped their bombs, they wouldn't have enough fuel to fly to safety. >> i didn't think we'd survive, myself. >> reporter: they flew for hours, hitting their targets and then crossing their fingers, headed for china where they ditched their planes. one made it to russia. and yet when the raid was over, doolittle feared that he had failed. that the loss of 16 aircraft surely meant that he would be court-martialed. some raiders were captured and imprisoned

it's quite daunting prospect. but very exciting. and i'm looking forward to it.ut there's a lot of planning to be done in the last few weeks. >> it's also been revealed that prince william will not wear his wedding ring. royal officials call it a personal preference. it's a decision kate is apparently happy with. she, by the way, will wear her wedding ring. >>> straight ahead your friday morning weather. and in sports, the boys of summer are back. all the highlights from opening day, including something that has not happened in 42 years. [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's motrin pm. no other medicine, not even advil pm, is more effective for pain and sleeplessness. motrin pm. 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ]

and maicon added the others to michikamau are proud to go back to the spot sack but they face a daunting if not impossible task for the return leg elsewhere of the way out also playing to a five one win against the champions f.c. twente and then think up also short of place in the last four with a four one from to pierce the eindhoven nostalgic here drew one one for the portuguese so much broader three hundred one gets another four more grass cut when it is used to arrive in chechnya the only trick or fifo world player of the year city in sudan has agreed to unveil a new football stadium in grozny on the minds way for president michel platini is also expected to take part certainly closely follows last month's exhibition match between brazil legends anti chechnya and the likes of remark a better dunga role but the years congress and a. new one in the russian premier league you boys could go top if they went and i was on saturday and i might have lost to the first three matches also in action after this place present as i have done card and the other fixture clearly has the votes of who a

i go on i didn't go this route you convolve of course one of the spotlight but they do face the daunting if not impossible but the return leg elsewhere villareal also got a five one win against us champions at the twenty think it to look as short of a place in the last four with a four one defeat p.s.v. eindhoven of the nomic here at three one with the portuguese side progress. in the meantime yet another former world cup their net is poised to arrive in chechnya the end triplett three four world player of the year down agreeing to unveil a new football stadium in grozny a maiden knife away for president michel platini is also expected to take part the ceremony closely follows an exhibition match between brazil legends and team chechnya by the likes of a mario vito and dunga rollback the grocery last month thank you. first can be going cup final series gets underway tonight with favorite son about a live host and surprise package atlanta for some of that fancy from the off to the title and finish runners up in the regular season but frankly because man will take you to cincinnati semifin