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running down, right before you are crossing the goal line, to take the lead, it would not do this, will justice. the ball carrier is none other than our president, david chiu. bevan dufty played the foil well. this whole scene was to draw us in -- i like ed on a personal level, but he will work for the other side, a progressive colleagues. a progressive majority on this board of supervisors. we had an opportunity, and we made the biggest fumble of san francisco political history. the blame probably goes to many places, but it's certainly rest squarely on the shoulders of president david chiu, and i am going to be willing to point others out, as well. i will remain involved and active after this vote and after the gavel goes down on this meeting. i will haunt you. i will politically haunt you. for the biggest fumble in the history of san francisco politics. it is on, like donkey kong. president chiu: supervisor dufty? supervisor dufty: i think this shows how far we can let this process straight. i think that for myself, as much as i appreciate sherrif hennessey, whether we vote for him or do not vote for him, the positions he takes should be his decisi

cross country road trip. whose fault is it if audiences these days don't fall in love as easily as they used to? for davidcondoms, yes, condoms! i have sex! >> reporter: if you had any doubt that the golden age of romantic comedies was over just go to the movies. you could see "sex and the city 2." >> louis vuitton. >> reporter: "leap year." >> i'm going out to propose to my boyfriend. >> reporter: or "life as we know it." >> you have poo on your face. >> reporter: ask yourself, do any of these movies deserve an oscar? do they even deserve your money? movie buff and author sam watson doesn't think so. so you believe the romantic comedy is dead? >> certainly within hollywood. i can't remember the last time i went to see a new hollywood romantic comedy and had the feeling that i have when i saw one of the great romantic comedies. >> reporter: we invited him to the disney screening room to discuss. popcorn. a kleenex just in case. >> in case the movies are that bad. >> reporter: together we watched examples, good and bad. >> are you comfortable? >> sure. >> reporter: this was truly a great romantic comedy. >

cross the fence line. they had some magical vacuum, i guess. >> in mossville, dorothy felix david prince, and local environmentalists try to rally support. >> this is a group of religious institutional investors who used their role as shareholders to encourage corporations to change behaviors that are unjust, that cause trouble for folks, that create public health concerns. and mossville is a center of the universe around some of the issues of corporate irresponsibility. >> that's what i heard as well, at a meeting with people who call this place home. >> they're not going build in a rich neighborhood because a rich neighborhood will get them out before they even get started. if you just look around, most of the minority communities is where they build these plants, and they don't care. life is nothing to them. it's all about that dollar. >> the plants are very responsive to the community. they are environmentally responsible, very conscientious about being a good neighbor. >> spokesman larry derouselle and louisiana state officials say industry is not making the people in mossville sick. derouselle sent us this sta

rick from dani alves cross goal number two was pure persistence nine minutes later sarah have bruschetta sliding tackle putting them all a good offense on the back food to allowing david delia to take full advantage. and badger god in all they are nine minutes before the break a brilliant through ball from leo no massive saudi any astarte was shot was blocked but that rose was there for the follow up for one how it would eventually finish following bilious second goal bar sent out four points in front of real madrid in. now japan have booked their place in the last state of the asian cup following a five nil win over saudi arabia cian g okazaki open the scoring in the eighth minute top to be to become the keeper one on one and easily lifting the ball over he's had. the same man okasaki double delayed five minutes late so the left people are firing her while tripping point course there. and it was three nearly in the nineteenth minute to anyone outrunning the keeper in the box where he's supposed to go in the night after the break japan continue to dominate sewn both hands of the pitch with my hand to eddie his second making it for a nail with that header. wasn't enoug

right now, the american red cross and emergency crews are on the ground, working with families, offering them food, shelter, anything they need to get through this tough time. david? >> we can see the debris hanging from the tree behind you. and as so often is the case when tornadoes move through, there are questions about warnings, signals that are supposed to warn families. do we know if there were any warnings? >> there were no warnings here in this area. now, the closest tornado sirens to this area is about 12 miles away. that can be heard from here but it is common here in rural arkansas and counties like this, that there are no warning signs. some residents said they had weather radios, but most of the residents here of about the 14 homes, there was no warning for them. >> jo ellison reporting in cincinnati, arkansas. jo, we appreciate it. >>> as we reported at the top of the broadcast, tornadoes at this time of the year are extraordinarily rare. so we want to bring in meteorologist lee goldberg tonight. we were curious what is behind these tornadoes. >> temperatures in the teens and 20s in the northern plains, that's slamming into temperatures in the 60s a

david merkel in copenhagen he is a former. george w. bush in oxford we go to godfrey hard thing from oxford university and author of the myth of american exceptionalism and in new york we cross to peter shocked he is a professor at yale law school and coeditor of understanding america the anatomy of an exceptional nation and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want since you wrote a book on it i'd like to go to godfrey first in oxford you are quite open out there it's a myth why is that a myth well first of all a myth does not mean that everything about it is untrue it is an idea or a story which is partially true and one of the things i say in times in the book is that it's not a good thing to believe things which are not wholly true now that basically two parts to my thesis one is that historically. people in the united states of exaggeration how different they are and how side how exceptional to weld history and that in fact the history of the united states and many many important ways has been part of larger movements larger ideas the protestant reformation the enlightenm

david, senior vice president of the international services for the american red cross and a guest ofrganizer of this event. skipping over our speaker for the moment, susie to france's chief public affairs officer for the american red cross american red cross, and a guest of our speaker. rachael ray, of the london daily telegraph. edward donahue, reporter for "the associated press." april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief of the american urban radio network. and, finally, brooke stoddard, freelance journalist. [applause] >> today is the one year anniversary of the earthquake that devastated haiti, claiming more than 200,000 lives and destroy more than a quarter million homes, leaving more than 1 million people homeless. many haitian families one year later still need food, shelter, and sanitation. survivors are living in tent camps marked by disturbing reports of violence. debris clogs the capital of port-au-prince. haitis conditions have sparked calls and critics are tougher government about donated funds are spent. today's guest has been central to haitian

david melzer, senior vice president for the american red cross and guest of the speaker.e francis. rachel ray. rachel donahue. april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief for the american urban radio network, and finally brooke stoddard, freelance journalist. [applause] [applause] >> today is the one year anniversary of the earthquake that deaf -- devastated haiti, claiming more than 200,000 lives and destroying homes, leaving 1 million people homeless. many haitian families still need food, shelter, and sanitation. survivors are living in tent camps, marked by disturbing reports of violence. debris clogs the capitol much port-au-prince. tougher accountability on how funds are spent. today guests are crucial. gail mcgovern heads the nation's largest disaster relief organization. one that raised half a billion for haiti assistance. last year the red cross announced it has spent $245 million on haiti recovery efforts. more than half of what it has collected. haiti is a test for the american red cross as well. when she took the job in 2008, mcgovern was

. >> david from nicholas college, south of wooster. >> i'm a holy cross graduate, so i know where all of you are coming from. >> far eco-zack rya said it was harmful to the state department and the united states government. how do you react to the suggestion that the american people should take solace in the way that the state department is dealing diplomatically, you know, based on what is in these cables? >> we are not embarrassed. we are embarrassed that confidential communications have been compromised and that means necessarily that the next time one of our ambassadors or one of my counterparts or other assistant secretary is talking to the leader of the country is cautious about what he tells us because they don't want to be on the front page of the furp. we're very proud of what they do. we are pursuing our national interest and it helps create economic opportunities and jobs in this country and we are out there trying to resolve conflicts before they become all-out wars, but the -- there's no question that the revelations here which in many cases involve not -- as much as they

. >> david from nicholas college, south of wooster. >> i'm a holy cross graduate, so i know where all of you are coming from. >> far eco-zack rya said it was harmful to the state department and the united states government. how do you react to the suggestion that the american people should take solace in the way that the state department is dealing diplomatically, you know, based on what is in these cables? >> we are not embarrassed. we are embarrassed that confidential communications have been compromised and that means necessarily that the next time one of our ambassadors or one of my counterparts or other assistant secretary is talking to the leader of the country is cautious about what he tells us because they don't want to be on the front page of the furp. we're very proud of what they do. we are pursuing our national interest and it helps create economic opportunities and jobs in this country and we are out there trying to resolve conflicts before they become all-out wars, but the -- there's no question that the revelations here which in many cases involve not -- as much as they

basha >> blue cross is proposing a third rate hike in the last three months. insurance commissioner davidsecretary kathleen all working to try and stop that insurance rate hike. jones is asked to delay the increase for 60 days but he admits he's powerless to stop that. >> and forgery, under california law i did not have the ability to reject excessive rate hikes. i've offered legislature to give the office authority to reject excessive premium hikes. the site is another example why i need the authority. >> for now jauntily recourse is to find a problem with the rate hike. it is going to ask lucio to demonstrate that 70 percent of the increase will go to doctors and hospitals as the law requires a not to line the pockets of blue shield executives. >> that news means thousands of customers will face sticker shock when they look at the proposed new insurance rates. kron 4 kate thompson talked with one bay area man who is in his rates increase by more than 50%. >> to register is no reason it should be going so high. >> this is a letter ben received in december notifying him that live shield w

david. >> we cut in a different direction. if it resumed what we need or do we seek stronger security issues. they have a broader cross-section in beijing. if that is the case, current mechanisms are available to us and what future mechanisms would you propose that would enable us to broaden that dialogue? >> u.s. the right question. there were a series of bureaucratic issues on the chinese side. they can frame it and slice it like that. doesn't serve their interests or our interest. one thing i have been disappointed with has been the protocol level and bureaucratic language. it was highlighted as a forum in which we could bridge across these civilian and military strategic issues and as long as we continue to send top war fighters and department leaders to this meeting and they send foreign affairs officers we are never going to do that. that is a bureaucratic logjam. it could be an environment in which we talk about security issues in a more multi disciplinary and bureaucratic kind of way but they have been unwilling to figure out the key to unlocking that on the protocol side. >> i agree with that. let me come at

two nations restored an important cross boarder communication channel that was cut off last year after the sinking of a south korean warship blamed on the north. >>> davidlon cancer. david and his teen idol brother ricky, starred with their parents in the adventures of ozzy and harriet. he was 74. >>> michael jackson's physician at the time of his death has been ordered to stand trial for manslauter in a los angeles court. dr. conrad murray had his medical license revoked after a judge ruled having a practice was a danger to public safety. he returns to court later this month. >>> and she's cross eyed, gray haired and stays up all night but probably has more facebook friends than you. heidi, the possum, is germany's newest animal sensation. she's got her own youtube song. and more than 82,000 fans on facebook to prove it. and heidi fever is heating up ahead of her zoo debut in july. she's a cross oids cutie, i might add. the tail is disgusting. >> she's cute. >> a lot more facebook fans than all of us put together. >> that's true. >> back up to boston. al has another check of the forecast. al? >> that thing's freakin' me out! wow! i could have gone all