denying taking the d.r. and denying the permit would put them back at square one requiring a new building permit application to revert back to the 1998 permit or some other modification a year from now th that is -- or within a year -- significantly different than what is proposed today or a year from now. commissioner borden: the one thing that i was confused about, it sounded like the 1998 permit was questionable because of the property line issue. correct? >> the 1998 permit inaccurately demonstrated the property aligns long the east side, tkraoegt greater width -- creating greater widths than were actually there as far as i know. and -- yes. commissioner borden: so it was brought up that the 1998 permit because of the lines may or may not be valid. that is why i'm confused. >> it is not valid but we have required a survey and did a couple of site visits. to the best of our knowledge, we believe we understand where the building should be placed on the lot at this point. commissioner borden: so my point is

the vote is 4-0, jurisdiction is denied. thank you. >> ok, just remind the audience, items 5a and 5b have been pulled off the calendar because those matters were administratively dismissed. item number 6 also has been pulled off the calendar. that matter was continued. to may 25. that is the taxi case. so we will move on to item number seven, which is

he denied ever meeting me before. for over 14 years, that fence on his property has extended onto my property, right up against my building. it should have stopped where my sidewalk ends, but it does not. besides keeping be beholden to him every time i need access, mr. murphy and his tenants have for use of my property without my permission and without just compensation. for over 14 years we have suffered repeated damage from cars crashing into our building when it was least as a parking lot, from rat infestations, and clouds of terror when it was used as a dump, and analysts graffiti and vandalism -- and clouds of beirut when it was used as a dump. we did not want to bear the burden of moving pipes and utilities as the building plan requires. we cannot afford the money, time, an interruption that it take to install mechanical ventilation and skylights to make up for the block duendes. these expenses, besides being grossly unfair, would be catastrophic to our defense business, especially in this increasingly difficult

castro denies vehemently. we know that oswald visited the cuban embassy in mexico shortly before the assassination apparatus some sort of signal working indication. but we know for sure is that oswald, he was in the soviet union when the a of pigs happen and was infuriated by it. and thought that he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. so indirectly yes, i do think the bay of pigs definitely leads to the assassination of kennedy. mfa more direct link but that's very difficult, maybe impossible, to improve. over here, please. outcome do you any second. second. >> what's confusing to me is after the first day of the invasion it became very clear the u.s. decline, then if it was know that the secondary airstrikes on the 17th, the invasion was doomed, are you basically saying that the cause, kennedy was afraid of lighting the match against the soviet union, that he was willing to sacrifice the 1400 men for the good of the bigger picture? >> it's a haunting question. >> how you portrayed this

resolution -- to deny the renewal petition for thomas edison charterer academy. the state board of education is the charter authorizes for the thomas edison charterer academy, which is set to expire on june 15, 2011. pursuant to education code section 47605, section k three, they submitted a petition for renewal that was denied by the district board of education based on stuff written and factual findings. pursuant to education -- to the education code, the petitioner is submitted on march 30 of 2011 to the district their rise to try to recall petition for the renewal of the charter school petition. the board of education held a public hearing on april 12, 2011, as required by law. the board of vacation show consider the level of public support for the charter school and has reviewed the renewal petition and all information received with respect to the renewal petition, including its appendixes. in reviewing the decision, the board of education shall be guided by the intent of the california legislature that truckers schools should become an integral part of the

chief dominque strauss-kahn is denied bail by a court in new york. the e.u. agrees to a multibillion euro bailout package for portugal but the debt crisis remains unresolved. >> and nasdaq gives up its bid to buy the operator of the new york stock exchange, opening the door for deutsche. >> the head of the international monetary fund, dominque strauss-kahn, has been denied bail by a court in new york after being charged with attempted rape and sexuality. he pleaded not guilty to the charges but the judge said there was a risk the i.m.f. chief might try to flee the country. he is disappointed but said the battle had just begun. >> he was one of the most influential men in the world until this weekend. i.m.f. chief dominque strauss-kahn appeared before a manhat to face charges of attempted rape, unlawful imprisonment and a criminal sex act. he pleaded not guilty to the accusations. but prosecutors said preliminary forensic tests confirms the account of the chamber maid. the judge refused to release strauss-kahn despite an offer of $1 million in bail. there was

jean-baptiste denys refuses and then can't help himself. out and begins a transfusion, not long after the man is dead. denys is accused of murder. and it looks that he's going to actually be held on murder charges. what's very interesting in this is that there's a court case. denys ackley said i didn't do it. the widow is suggesting to me that there's something amiss. and there was, something mighty amiss. is that in the court case they interviewed the widow, they interviewed neighbors, they interview just about anybody you could think about. and it was determined that a murder that happened. it was not from the animal's blood that may or may not have flooded antoine mauroy's veins, but he had been poisoned by arsenic. and on top of it, in the court records it said that three physicians, unnamed physicians, were responsible. than the rest of the court case said there will be no further transfusions without the express approval of the paris faculty of medicine. that's not going to happen for the reason i told you, that they were against the

if you feel is an appropriate use, you can deny it out right. you can also request much more along the lines you specified. and commissioner moore: perhaps the complication of the layered zoning is not properly described. i had to make a call because i thought it was kind of unusual. as an intensification, we are continuously vigilant that if it is done, it is done in a different way. it is really more the consistency in how these things are being brought forward rather than picking on this project. this project has not been properly presented to us. the design solution does not address if there is, indeed, a requirement to operate the shortcomings of the facility. >> if i may, commissioner, this you cannot do too independent units. it does allow you to do what is proposed here today. the coats specifically doesn't allow you to do this. there is a unit with the residential care facility. the commission could, as a condition, if the residential care facility should go away in the future, this parcel could only be used for one unit. as michael sai

he denies he sexually assaulted a new york hotel employee. back to court today to try to get him released from prison on bail. right now, cnn's susan candiotti joins us live from manhattan. tell us about what this appeal will entail. >> reporter: first of all, the timing of this is interesting, his resignation. his denial, his words are the first time we're hearing from him, even though it's on paper, saying that he denies as he puts it with the greatest possible firmness, all the allegations made against him. the question, of course, is whether he will be able to convince a judge to set him free. here's what's going to happen in court. he is asking the judge for the following requirements, that he will -- he himself will put up $1 million bail. he will agree to being detained at home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. under electronic monitoring, probably an ankle bracelet at the very least and to stay in touch by phone with parole officers. he's already turned over his passport but he said he would also turn in a united nations travel document

commissioner fung: aye. >> the request is denied. we will move to item 5, appeal number 10-07 -136. this is protesting the issuance on december 14, 2009, permit to alter a building, volunteer removal of a freestanding advertising sign, a property owner consent attached. your speech and was granted on december 8, 2010. this is on the calendar for rehearing to be. not every 9, 2011, the board voted 2-3 to grant the appeal and overturned the department. lacking the four votes needed to pass, the motion failed and the permit was upheld by operation of law. on march 16, the board voted 4- 0-1 to grant the rehearing request and to set the rehearing for today. >> we can start with the appellant or her agent. you will have seven minutes. >> i am representing my mother. i'm not going to go into the history and background. i will bring the main points. we have been at it for long enough. in the brief, i just wanted to point out that the grievance letter is just the presentation of the fact that my mother has no education, no background knowledge. whatever her actions caught, it was about the

should be a pill be denied,-- the appeal be denied, would you monitor closely? >> we monitor all new businesses that opened. we do not want any blight. it does not matter if it is a barbecue. the same thing. we monitor all businesses. small business, we want to thrive in that area. commissioner hwang: do you have to conserves in this area? -- different concerns in this area? >> it does not matter if it is a liquor store or a day care. there are a lot of service providers on that block. there are the people in the self-help center. commissioner hwang: i think you. -- thank you. >> thank you. >> you can start your rebuttal now, mr. waggoner. you have three minutes. >> just a few points. one is earlier some of the commissioners touched on the discrepancy i raised in my brief tonight, between $40,000, 103 puzzlers. -- $103,000. mr. forte drafted a business plan. he estimated construction costs of $100,000. exhibit 16 in the april 16 contract, costs were estimated at $103,000. i would respectfully suggest to you that was definitely not undervaluing. the have a very s

that's not the question that's before you and it would be an improper basis for you to deny or to deny this appeal. supervisor wiener: and my next question would be as to the two items, to the apellants. i believe they do dispute those three. but i'd like an explanation for. for example, -- an explanation. for example, that if you believe that it is physically possible to underground them in a flush way, for example, i'd like to know why. and i will just say that, and this is going to be -- these questions are going to be from me or perhapses from other colleagues to all parties, including planning, because i think that i have a frustration about dish don't feel like i have -- about -- i don't feel like i have as much information and objective data as i would like. and so i'd like to know -- but i know the apellants have stated it can't be undergrounded in a flush way but i've never heard actual backup to that argument. >> there is going to be a speaker tonight and it's not myself since i'm just a laurned not a technical expert, someone will come before you to talk about what they've l

top story israel's prime minister has stated he's ready for quote painful concessions but flatly denied his state would return to the preaching one nine hundred sixty seven borders with the palestinians well during his speech in the u.s. congress benjamin netanyahu raided his country's friendship with washington but failed to give any solutions for the middle east peace process artie's damaged wraps up what's been said in washington today. he was aggressing a cheering fully supportive crowd every second sentence was met with old gratian standing ovation prime minister netanyahu delivered the same old speech he said israel would not negotiate with a government that they labeled as terrorists and israel would god have to go back to the one hundred sixty seven border lies which would mean giving up east jerusalem and the west bank in the meantime israel continues building settlements on the occupied territories despite international condemnation of those settlements as illegal palestinian leaders who arrived in moscow to seek russia's mediation in the peace process clearly said that as lon

he denies there's no crisis. he reminds me of the monty python character, the black knight, who lost his arms and legs and said it's just a flesh wound. >> there has been constant resistance from fifa for any governmental interference in the organization. are you hoping that international leaders and governments will take a closer look at fifa and their involvement with the organization? >> absolutely. there is hundreds of millions of dollars. is many millions of dollars being spent of taxpayers' funds to fund world cup bids. the money that governments put into building facilities in terms of world cup bids and also there are sponsors who spent literally hundreds of millions in terms of the rights. so i think that if governments, in sponsors got together and said to fev aenough is enough, we might see fundamental change. this organization has a stench to it that goes to its very core. >> just very briefly, is blatter, in your opinion, the right man to lead fifa? >> i think sepp blatter should go off into the past

request -- [roll call vote] thank you, the vote is 2-2 to deny the jurisdiction request. >> if know whether motion was made, the request would be revoked because of operational law. shall i move on to the next? ok. it thank you all. president goh, i understand from mr. duffy that he is willing to reduce the penalties associated with item number 8. if we could call that item now, what could have those individuals able to leave the meeting earlier. it is that acceptable? president goh: yes. >> okay, are the balance here for item number eight? you are, great. item number 8, appeal number 11- 032, taso and celia manitsas, appealing the imposition of penalty on march 11, 2011, for construction work done without a permit, application number 2011/3/11/1914. mr. duffy, if you would come forward first. >> i saw from the paperwork that the notice of violation was issued on march 11, 2011. on the same day, a building permit was obtained for that work. so somebody came right in and took care of the permit. that is very fast action, and in that case i would like to reduce the penalty, which is t

. >> they are having big meetings now and they are doing the same thing deny, deny, deny. >> reporter: construction on a replacement building begins in nine days. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> at least two people are dead after an earthquake shook southeast spain this morning. it was centered near the town of lorca. the first struck at 5:00 a.m. local time. some buildings have collapsed and dozens of people were injured. there were hundreds of small quakes there since 1990. >>> a wrenching development tonight on two bay area residents held in iran. the two men were not brought to court. >> we were crushed. we have experienced so many disappointments and shane and josh deserve a fair trial. >> they have been held since july 2009. their friend sarah shourd was released last september. shroud said the families are worried about their physical and mental health. >>> a health committee heard testimony about the rape and violent attack against some peace corps volunteers. victims testified that the peace corps has paid little attention to the problems. one mother said her daughter was

strauss-kahn denies the charges.aring is scheduled for friday. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger split with his wife after revealing he had a child with a staff member over a decade ago. schwarzenegger and maria shriver announced their separation last week after 25 years of marriage. schwarzenegger told "the los angeles times," quote, i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children, and my family. i am truly sorry. >>> last night, a sit-down, show-down between two of cable tv's biggest talkers. fox's bill o'reilly challenged comedy central's jon stewart to a debate over the white house poetry event last week. some conservatives have blasted the white house for inviting the rapper common as a special guest saying he celebrates violence, even cop killing, in his music. >> he's entitled as an american to do that. the president of the uni

and he denies it completely. million egyptian pounds which he saved from working for 62 years. he does not own anything else in egypt or outside of egypt. he does not own a single dollar abroad. >> reporter: but the justice minister has put his fortune to the tune of billions of dollars, he told cnn. >> translator: unfortunately, all the chaos and problems on the egyptian streets are caused by the minister of justice. it has been proven that all his talk is lies. >> reporter: is he fit enough to stand trial? >> translator: honestly, he is now in very bad health. he even needs help to go to the bathroom. the president has serious heart problems and complications with his stomach from the operation he had in germany last year. >> reporter: is the prison hospital equipped to the requisite level to house mr. mubarak given his present medical condition? >> translator: well, the previous reports say that it's not suitable. especially that he has atrial fibrillation heart beats which is very dangerous. one atrial beat m

qatar also denied the claims. and the man at the center of the storm brushed off the allegations, telling me i would have to ask him what he meant by his comments. >> i said before, trust me, you haven't seen it yet. blatter has to be stopped. >> despite questions over his credibility, jack warner, suspended for his part in the bribery claims, is now the ticking time bomb under fifa. but at the moment the fifa president is determined not to be blown off course. and with no alternative to blatter, world football may have no choice but to give him the chance to prove he can get fifa's house in order. >> david bond with that report. lawyers for the former beaus kneian serb army chief have confirmed they've mailed a formal appeal against plans to extradite him. the lawyers argue he's too ill to stand trial on genocide charges linked to the balance cans conflict in the early 1990's. ma laddish, the most wanted war crimes fugitive was arrested after 16 years on the run. taliban militants in afghanistan have attacked a n

she denied bail, deeming strauss-kahn indeed a flight risk. the high-powered imf director awaits a grand jury hearing before another court appearance here on friday. richard roth, cnn, new york. >> strauss-kahn's defense lawyer is really well known for handling celebrity criminal cases. legal analyst jeffrey toobin told cnn benjamin brafman is in a league of his own. >> he's the single best lawyer i've ever seen in a courtroom. >> really? >> absolutely. he has done -- >> what's so good about him? >> well, you know, he has -- there are a lot of flashy lawyers who are good at cross-examination but they don't prepare. he prepares like a boring sort of old school lawyer but he's got the flash and dash of sort of a courtroom performer. he is the best of both worlds. >> benjamin brafman has made a career out of representing high-profile clients. let's take a look at some of the well-known cases he's represented. he's advised mobsters such as sammie the bull gravano. he turned on gotti and turned on his lawyer. brafman represented sean p. diddy colme

he denies it.we know he visited the cuban embassy and got some sort of signal or communication there. we know for sure, oswald was in the soviet union when the bay of pigs happen and was infour -- infuriated by it. he thought he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. indirectly, yes, i think the bay of pigs leads to the assassination of kennedy. it may have had a more direct link. that's very difficult and maybe impossible to prove. over here please. i'll come to you in a second. yes? >> what's confusing to me is if after the first day of the invasion it became clear that the u.s. is behind it and then if it was known that without the secondary aspects of the 17th the invasion was doomed, are you basically stating that the cause kennedy was afraid of lighting the match against the soviet union that he was willing to sacrifice the 1400 men for the good of the bigger picture? because it's a harkening question. how you portrayed this -- >> yes. >> whether we're in favor or not in

and as for private and agreements, in no case would we have anything to say about that, so i want to deny the requests. >> i just want to add i did not hear any testimony or see any evidence from the city in issuing this permit, and there was a significant amount of money spent on building the elevator, and for the reason, i am leaning in that same direction and -- the nine. >> i will take the opposite position -- denying. karzai will take the opposite position. the question is why during those e-mails the specific information on construction of the shaft was not shared. the fact is that afterwards they had an expert provide some russia now, and i except those findings. the problem this but was the only one point during the day. ambient noise is a change, especially at night. any moving mechanism is going to create noise, and this has windows on both sides. it would have been relatively easy as they had negotiated it early on common adding more insulation, -- early on, adding more insulation. it would have been relatively easy, either facing the requests here or facing potential actions.

. >> the motion to deny the request. call the roll please. >> on the motion to deny the rehearing request. [calling votes] commissioner peterson and now: i am agreeing not sooto. >> the vote is 4-0, the rehearing request is denied. >> we will call item no. 6, which is appeal #11-040, foster interstate inc. vs. zoning administrator. is appealing a relocation request dated march 11 the revoked because it was issued over the counter without planning department revere. good -- review. a permit is to obtain final inspection for work approval to install a painted wall general advertising sign. >> i am here representing foster interstate media and its appeal of the request for a renewal permits. i am joined by the vice- president of fun -- foster interstate, who is available to answer any questions you might have. i would like to begin by making it said that foster interstates has pending are requests for reconsideration of planning for notice of violation for the notice. that notice of violation was issued on grounds that they

president goh: no. >> the vote is 3-22 to deny jurisdiction. >> we will call item no. 5 which is 11-036. this is for the property and building 146 on treasury island, and it is an appeal of an extension of a tobacco product sales and establishment permit non march, 2011. now this is in regards to case fd-011-17, and we will start with the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> i am the attorney. the request is for the 25-day extension for the sale of tobacco items. this store was in treasure island. it was opened in 2008, and prior to that, it was on the island. the appellant has had his license for 26 years. he has never suffered one citation, which speaks volumes for his commitment. he did on one occasion half and an employee -- have and employees of some cigarettes to an undercover police officer -- an employee sell some cigarette to an undercover police officer. i have represented this family for 21

them for free use this very sensitive situation to recruit people but these really government denies it's taking advantage of the situation and rubbishes the claims as nonsense people who have been refused entry for security reasons have to explain . and find a reason why they weren't allowed in but let's be clear the numbers speak for themselves eighteen thousand gazans in two thousand and two and it is rather medical treatment is the allegation that all eighteen thousand are working for israeli security it's simply ludicrous palestinian informers potentially provide important information for the israeli army but spying for israel is seen as treason by palestinians and is punishable by death hamas also accuses israel of using social networking sites like facebook to access the private information of gazans harasses the israeli army then blackmails those guardians of innocent published information about their friends and family online as for her some are why he refused to be swayed and paid to price. and. they sent me back to gaza because i'd rather be sick i'm blind and cooperate wi

even not an iota of doubt in the mind of -- >> so you categorically deny that he had a support network here? >> no support network. >> the interior minister, by the way, once flatly denied any pakistani connection to the atax on mumbai, india three years ago. >> very close to the metro theater. >> more than 160 people died in those attacks, including six americans. the minister later conceded, well, the attacks were partly planned in pakistan. and soon in a courtroom in chicago the government's star witness against one of the alleged plotters is expected to tie the attacks directly to the isi, pakistan's intelligence service. that's the same isi accused of supporting elements of the taliban in afghanistan, that cut a deal with -- a peace deal with the taliban in pakistan. that american commanders have told us is protecting taliban leader mullah omar, who they believe is currently living in, you guessed it, pakistan. and of course the isi harbored knowingly or unknowingly osama bin laden for years just down the road from their military academy. pakistani lawmakers recently passed a reso

denied. considered a flight risk, a judge in nework sends one of the world's most powerful men to the slammer. >>> and future home. scientists declare a rocky planet 20 light years away as capable of sustaining life. captions paid for by >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation. today we begin with breaking news. one week after form er governor of california and his wife announced their separation. he announced a child with a woman a decade ago. he says he told his wife about the child after he left the governor's office earlier this year. source tells the la times that he took financial responsibility from the start. >> today we begin with behind bars. that's where dominique strauss-kahn finds himself this morning after being denied bail yesterday. the head of the international monetary fund was sent to new york's riker's island until his next court appearance. for more we go to tracie potts in washington. good morning. >> reporter: hi, there, lynn. here in washin

the board declined the request to deny bay drugs. the board consists of members of the tenderloin and businesses of the tenderloin. this is even a wide organization. this also is part of representation of larger groups in the tenderloin such as the tenderloin housing clinic, the tenderloin neighborhood development corp., the ymca, the hastings college of law, and the san francisco city impact. these other members who are on the board of directors. what is the san francisco city impact? here is what they say on their website. "our mission is to build healthy lives through service, relationships, education, and in power >> -- and empowerment." they voted to support bay drugs. the tenderloin housing clinic says "founded in 1980, the tenderloin housing clinic is an all volunteer operation in a one-room office building. today, the tenderloin housing clinic operates the largest permanent housing program for a single homeless adults and is a leading provider of legal services to low income tenants. they voted to support bay drugs. next is t

access to bin laden's compound for another search, request denied. immediate access to bin laden's three wives and eight children, now in pakistani custody, request denied. the identities of pakistani intelligence agents suspected of sheltering bin laden, again request denied. there are divisions inside the pakistani government over what concessions, if any, to make to the u.s. some officials here expressing worry the relationship could be irreparably damaged. that damage was evident when president obama publicly questioned whether elements inside the pakistani government helped protect bin laden. >> we think that there had to be some sort of support network for bin laden inside of pakistan. >> reporter: today, the pakistanis appeared to out the cia station chief here for the second time in six months. these tensions are ominous. especially for now, add the u.s. has given more than $20 billion in aid since 9/11. pakistan is home to dangerous extremist groups, provides key help to the war in afghanistan, and has a large nuclear arsenal. >> if untether

denied.er. denied. you've been denied. >> reporter: in fact, she says it was oprah that coined the phrase the "suze smackdown." >> it was like, what are you thinking? they might get to the very next level. >> reporter: the next level, not wasting time. something we heard again from oprah during her farewell. >> whatever you're supposed to be doing, carry that forward and don't waste anymore time. >> reporter: and for suze orman, that means getting americans to save for their future, now. >> the new american dream really kind of goes back to the oldest american dream. >> reporter: the dream where she says the pleasure of saving should equal the pleasure of spending. >> if they could just get as much pleasure out of saving as they do spending, their whole lives would turn around. >> reporter: retire at 67 instead of 62, you'll have 40% more in savings. retired at 70, 60% more. and that stage oprah gave suze, she now has everywhere she goes. >> no credit card debt, right? >> no. >> reporter: one

officials deny the report. -- but the eu and greece officials deny the report. a german government spokesman said that the greek exit from the eurozone was not planned and austrian officials say it is unthinkable. this week marks the first anniversary of greece's formal request for an economic bailout that arrested the country om bankrupt, but expose the truth about it staggering -- about its staggering debt situation. the euro was already trading lower because of the strengthening dollar on the back of the strong economic downturn and the u.s., where the rumors of greece pulling out of the eurozone, the euro currently trading at $1.4350. it european commission says there are no plans to restructure the greek debt, also meant to be on the agenda at the meeting. >>> portuga is also struggling with mountains of debt and is one of the poorest nations in the eurozone, having a tough time trying to savee. some have taken to the streets under proposed austerity measures at. >> employees of several lisbon hospitals began striking friday morning. staff treated only emer

as a contrary to that, the president's plan is to give the government the power to deny care to seniors by empowering a panel of 15 unelected bureaucrats to put price controls and rationing in place for current seniors. so, i would argue that the opposite s true. we're being sensible, we're being rational, and we're saving this program. and you cannot deal with this debt crisis, david, unless you're serious about entitlement reform. and unfortunately, i think we have mediscare all over again. >> we'll get to that. congressman, was this demagoguery on the part of newt gingrich? that's what you warned happened on both sides when you were here in april on the approach of both parties. >> yes. >> this was demagoguery on the part of newt gingrich? >> no, i think that quote is deeply inaccurate. it's a gross mischaracterization. again, newt already said it was wrong, wrong to say it and he's basically retracted the statement and has apologized to me. it's not about me personally. it's about the house republican budget. >> i don't think anybody thinks it's about you personally. the "wall stree

you can do that, but do you have to deny yourself everything? i think if you have got financial planning like the kinds of expertise around here today, you can actually get the things you want, but you can set it up so that you still have a sound financial ability to pay for those things you want and keep your life going with a good financial foundation. you can form the things that you 1 years from now. the house or to be able to travel and do the things you want to do or have just a good education so you can open up your choices. i think it is no longer this generation when you deny yourself things. you can be smart about it, put things away in a good investments and get the things you want to do today. you can only do that if you learn how to manage and how to make sure you are not in debt. make sure you build an opportunity for yourself, and the skills out here with all the agencies we have to afford the opportunities. i want to share that with you. we're trying to be smarter with your money and your parents money and your taxes. we're tryin

he said more and more people are having their claims denied. and he says it may have to do with healthcare reform. >> i think that some of the insurance companies are taking a closer look at claims and being proactively a little bit more careful about what they are willing to permit and what they are not. >> president obama signed legislation last year to overhaul the nation's healthcare system. greenburg says now insurers are going through every claim with a fine-toothed comb. >> and the unfortunate reality is that more often than not they will default to denying a claim and pushing it back to the doctor's office. and then as the consumer you are stuck in the middle. >> just about everyone we spoke with had a story of a claim denied. >> the insurance said they would pay for it but when it came time to pay for it they didn't. >> how much was your bill? >> it was i think $600. >> some filed an appeal. judy said she felt like she was fighting two battles. deal with the cancer as well as try to figure out where the extra funds were going to come f

on august 12, 2010, the commission denied that conditional request. for 41 months, this project sponsor knew they had to relocate their business. they had been given guidelines to follow for relocation. they have a 50-mile radius to relocate. for the last several years, we have had heated debates in front of this commission of the saturation of liquor licenses on pulte strepolk street. i urge the commission to deny the conditional use permit for 1423 polk street. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon, president and commissioners. my name is dawn, with the middle polk neighborhood association. i point out the reason for the moving is the expansion of the plants, a project that has not been approved. it is a shame that we need to argue today about a move being forced on a business over a plan that has not yet been approved. by a vote of the middle polk membership, we are opposed to this project. we have consistently stated we are opposed to more liquor on pulte-- on polk street. we have a liquor issue on polk street and is getting wh

i did not know it, but my appeal had also been denied. my attorney never told me.all the while, we thought i was legal in we were waiting for the decision of the court. jay and i went about building our lives together. i gave birth to my two kids. they are the biggest joy in our lives, and i became a full-time mother. our family has always been like every american family, and i am so proud of jay and the twins. the boys attended catholic schools through sixth grade. they excelled in glasses inclasses and have been at the top of their class. i've volunteered at the school when they need someone to pitch in. i am always the first one to call. jay was a member of the school board at the catholic school. i am a eucharist the minister at the good shepherd church where jay and i sing in the choir. our family is fortunate because we have never fell discriminated against in our community. our friends, mostly heterosexual couples cost a model family. they even call us and their role models. we try to mirror the best family values in spite of the fact that our children are s

and in fact, he's denied that the government has lost control of the city.e even claimed they have the harbor. this we know not to be true. the fact he denied it rather implies that the loss of the airport, the western advance of the rebels, is seriously troubling to the people here in tripoli and so it should be. >> in a situation like this where you're in tripoli, you have these government minders, and it comes with the territory and you have no choice if you want to go out to areas, they're a nuisance in many ways, they can get in the way of reporting. but at the same time, they're valuable sources, because their mood, their spirits tend to reflect the mood of their bosses. what is your sense, are your minders, are they a bit nervous? >> they are. i have to be careful here, because these people are at terrific personal risk. but there are amongst these people, people who are from high levels of this government. one or two people who have spoken privately to us in recent days about, you know, how threatening would that be, they would destroy us all, they w