mister obama made these remarks to the white house and said that it would offer tax dominic tax breaks and would increase jobs created with the national unemployment rate above 9% and new figures due out friday he called on congress to act's >> unfortunately this bill has been languishing in the senate for months. held up by partisan minorities that were not even allowed to go to a vote. that does not make sense >> mitch mcconnell blames the administration and democrats for the current state of the economy. >>> now onto wall street, stocks tumbled and the nasdaq dropped by 33 points >>> the vice president arrived in baghdad today to mark the end of the combat mission in iraq. he met with us military leaders and politicians. mister biden offered reassurance that the us would not abandon iraq even after the military and combat operations their mac and president obama is scheduled to talk about while bob dunlap -- we'll talk about iraq tomorrow and will be streamed live for you on ktvu.com. >>> tomorrow marks the end of the state legislation in sacramento and they have scheduled votes on

we dominate very few industries around the world anymore. we dominate the private equity world. they've done a very good job of bringing profits back to america and improving companies in the united states and around the world. let's not destroy the industry that's done so well. >> rose: but you have spoken out in speeches, i think one in canada, in which you basically said our problem is our image. >> yes, our image is not as good as we would like. we have not done a good job explaining what we do. historically private equity-- we didn't go to the government, media, labor unions, consumer groups and saying here's what we're doing to create jobs and pay taxes and make the environment better. we have to do a much better job of that. hopefully we will. >> rose: what do you think the image is? >> our image of is people who make may lot of money and don't really worry about paying their fair share of taxes and don't create as much value as we say we're creating. we have to do a better job of explaining the jobs we've created, the companies we've made better. clearly it's a job that

i am sure that you have heard many times we are dominated by small number of species from all across the world, but we have a relatively small number of species that formed the dominant canopy of our parks. you may recall when i was here in february i described a native plant as being here when the spanish arrived in 1769, and that is really the defining point for native compared with non native. i did not realize it was going to be such an exciting topic. non-native plants arrived in san francisco after 1769. and invasive plant is non-native and disrupts the natural system, whether plants or wildlife or habitat. we could have non natives or exotics that can be invasive. not all of them are. i want to make sure that we distinguish among those terms. this is a big picture document. it is a picture about the department's operations rather than pre management at individual parts and facilities. i will be doing assessments and you'll be hearing about these capital projects and others and individual parks. this is a big picture document. the urban forestry unit has three functions. the tw

- german firms have been working in the sector for more than 80 year years. >> another sector is dominated by firms from the u.s.. there is a gangster drama. the production of these games off the costs as much as a hollywood movie. 50 million euros is not uncommon. they do not always offer an idyllic country life. some games are directed players to enjoy a bit more action. they will play not only at home but also when they are on the move. >> at the same high quality seen on every laptop or pc will also be available on mobile devices. i will finally be able to play anytime, anywhere. i will be able to play all over the world in communities, not just on my own against the kilmeade -- computer. >> virtual animals will never completely replace the flesh and blood equivalent. >> welcome industry insiders have consistently rated germany over silicon valley and even bank lore as the home of the world's best video game programmers -- and even or bangalore. one-third of the players' own a video consoles -- players own a video consoles, but norway is at the top of the list. there is one in oslo we

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i don't see that being the dominant narrative in the country right now. >> rose: what's the dominant narrative in the country right now? >> i think the dominant narrative in the country is that what the obama administration is calling the recovery, the first to acknowledge it's an uneven recovery, doesn't feel like a recovery to most people. that drowns out much of the other messages that politicians want the public to hear. they don't believe that president obama has fundamentally changed the character of washington. they don't like the way that washington works in either party. they see more polarization. they see more bickering. and i think at a very fundamental level, lots of people don't see his major policy initiatives working as remedies to the things that they care about: health care reform, maybe it's... maybe... it's certainly a formidable legislative achievement. but it's not clear that it's a... passing that is a big political achievement. and i don't think it will be clear, certainly not by november. it won't be clear until people can see it also being effect i have poli

that means our relationship to the sky, there is a way where we dominate the sky. we cannot see anything really. we are blinding ourselves in a way. >> you can look at the images, they are beautiful. when i started four years ago, there was a conversation about environmental issues that was very different. this is not being talked about in the

finally have come to closure the presumed culprit solve the team's strike against a van coach i'm on dominic facing a final battle say a disciplinary hearing held by the french football federation in paris the number one rebel nicoleta on the cost of spending for eighteen games for his conflict with dominic scape up a trace of raw got five frankly very three and jeremy too along just one. remember the entire team refused to train at one stage while on the call was sandho ever all was then seen all going with the fitness coach as the side began to implode new manager long had already suspended the entire school prior to a friendly with no wait last week. but it seems to me that the players are sincerely sorry for what happened i understand that they were affected by these events though i can't speak for them but i think everyone has to realize there was a slip in standards but now we should also be able to move forward. meanwhile in motor sports an exciting twenty eleven moto g.p. season lies ahead for team ducati after a six time world champion going into the us and else he will be moving to

isn't done with just yet the presumed culprits of the team's strike against then coach grimm and dominic have been summoned to a disciplinary hearing by the country's football association but treece evra nicolas anelka frank river ian journey to alarm the man called up the entire team refused to train at one stage while anelka was sent home after a perfunctory written tirade against dominate every it was then seen arguing with their fitness coach the side began to implode prior to a friendly with norway last week new manager long long suspended the entire squad all the f.f.f. have already withheld world cup advertising bonuses which were to be paid to the players. we'll keep you updated on that one let's move to golf where it would have been almost unthinkable a year ago but tiger woods has not yet made the u.s. ryder cup squad the world over one finished tied for twenty eighth at last weekend's u.s. p.g.a. major meaning he must now rely on the country's captain to hunt him one of the four wildcard spots for a tour which event his number one player in the world and that's a pretty good p

to train at one stage well and now two was sent home after a perfunctory written tirade against dominate every it was then seen arguing with their fitness coach the side began to implode prior to a friendly with norway last week new manager long long suspended the entire squad all the f.f.f. already would held world cup advertising bonuses which were to be paid to the players. we'll keep you updated on that one let's move to golf where it would have been almost unthinkable a year ago but tiger woods has not yet made the u.s. ryder cup squad the world over one finished tied for twenty eighth at last weekend's u.s. p.g.a. major meaning he must now rely on the country's captain to hunt him one of the four wildcard spots for a tour which event his number one player in the world you know that's a pretty good pretty good pro. you know obviously concerning him highly. no doubt about it. you know he's playing better. i think we've all seen that he wants to play he wants to be part of the team. but it's going to be my judgment you know whether i pick them or not. i don't think there's any comms t

them a really hard time about how you say it but it was really has been a game of to call someone dominating the first period and now most seem to come out really hard still nil nil nil of the night holding out just let's hope the best of the law of this shot. of the leg leg gold leg. of the bags and we pleaded with the players just couldn't find the targets and after a frustrating ninety minutes against the mexican waves the final whistle blew. new mill the board's role but it does leave home ten points above the relegation zone so i guess these guys i think i'm to have the legal the chance to do a little international bonding over on dre i'll shove in and roman abramovich pushing me but. if you want leaving the stadium please be attentive and cautious there's nothing like watching other people exercise to work up an appetite and there was one place in tomsk i had to visit before i left even chekhov said. this place was good. so this is. it's the oldest restaurant and supposedly the very best so honestly little fuss is about. the coffee. and amazing choice but these prices i think this coff

it's a sea change of an institution that was dominated by men. as recently as last year, there was just one woman on the court. >> now, there i am, all alone. and it doesn't look right. it's lonely for me. there's life experience that a woman has, simply because she's grown up inside a woman's body. >> reporter: ronald reagan nominated sandra day o'connor as the first woman in 1981. but it wasn't until 12 years later that the court installed a woman's restroom near the room where they deliberate. >> for year, they just had a men's bathroom back there. it goes to show what a male-dominated place the supreme court had been for many years. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, capitol hill. >>> christina romer, one of the obama administration's chief voices on the economy is stepping down. romer has been one of the head economic advisers. she's leaving washington to return to her position as an economics professor at the university of california. >>> the pentagon has posed a request to wickly leaks, the company that posted reports about afghanistan.

the chelsea man's international career it all stems from a row with then france manager of women dominic during the group stages of the finals anelka was subsequently sent home with the remaining squad refusing to train company patrice evra received an eight five match ban and should stay on choose day for his part in the revolts frank robbery will be out for at least three games while journey to mrs just one new manager along blank had already suspended the entire squad prior to a friendly with norway last. november but it seems to me that the players are sincerely sorry for what happened i understand that they were affected by these events though i can't speak for them but i think everyone has to realise there was a slip in standards but now we should also be able to move forward. from the pos world cup to one of the future events where russian prime minister vladimir putin has made some big aren't to faith there will be no need for visitors entering russia to have a visa in twenty a day if the country secures the bid for that year's tournament fifa delegation head harald main nicholls

questions and answers were short and snappy and dominated by backbenchers.the exercise occurred in an atmosphere of comparative cordiality. a little history courtesy of the wonderful house of commons library service is instructive. before the 1880s, questions to the prime minister were dealt with no differently from questions to other ministers. they were asked, without notice, on days on which ministers were available (invariably monday, tuesday, thursday and friday) in whatever order members rose to ask them. public business could not commence until questions had been completed. the first change was made in 1881 when as a courtesy to william gladstone, then aged 72, questions to the prime minister were asked last on the list to enable him to come into the house somewhat later in the day than he would have done otherwise. the introduction of fixed time- limits for questions and the late slot for pmqs meant that while in theory they were posed four days a week, in practice they were often never reached and very rarely completed. in 1953, in deference to wins

. >> social media dominating the internet. political campaigns catching on.at may soon change for politicians here in california. >> and a warm up is headed our way. mark is working right now on your complete bay area forecast. he will have it for you straight ahead. . >>> park police say they have identitied the man who stabbed a dog on thursday but they are not releasing his name. investigators say the 33-year- old was walk age pit bull when a woman asked him to control his dog. police say the man stabbed her dog four times before running away. the dog walkers helped investigators identity the man who has not been arrested. the woman's dog was treated at a vet hospital and released today. >> turning to weather, if you like the heat it'll return for a little short term. let's go to mark for a look at what's ahead. >> reporter: you will notice the change. especially by 10:00 tomorrow. you will walk outside and say it's warm out here. probably even on the hot side. something finally different with clearing skies. there is the closest fog bank. it's way to the

through the nineteenth sixty's and seventy's in what we are calling the muslim world even though the dominant discourse those years was a secular discourse and that islam is just kind of lately has. kind of taken over the discursive. field ok richard i'm going to you in tel aviv. something kind of very interesting to me i guess it was the cold war when culture took a break or civilization take a break because ideology was so predominant it least for decision makers in the major countries so culture is always been there it's just being it's research we're just taking notice of it again. well i'm going to take issue with the term culture because even though that is what huntington was talking about the way in which his his catchphrase of clash of civilizations is being used deals with religion which is a very different from culture and it's different from civilization but because he chose a religious term to characterize a civilization at a time when. this country i rather the united states. and different countries with muslim populations were becoming energized by religious issues people have

what's going to happen when you have a building that totally dominates the light, the space, the energy, the color and the character of the area? i guess i would ask, when your grandchildren are born in the city and their grandchildren and are walking around, they're going to say well, my grandparents helped approve the building on this corner that really magnified the character, that added flavor and pride to this area of the city that was once connected to rincon hill as most of the most fabulous areas before the fire. what are they going to say? i'm embarrassed that my grandparents allowed this monstrosity to be put in here, or are they going to say i'm really proud, that really it's a commercial building but it didn't damage the energy flow and the lives of the people who live there. so with all due respect, that's my request. and as a business person in san francisco as well, i understand the need to drive profits and attract attention and the importance of the tax base, but let's keep a long-term view. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> president miguel, other commissioner

he was a politician who dominated his state and dominated a part of the senate. dan was one of the last of the true white ethic big citiers. he loved the game and he played it extremely well. he was a classic deal maker and he loved to tell people how he did it. i remember a incident that are we had at "the washington post," a group of us with him one night. he spent several hours regaling us with inside story. i've never heard anybody explain how congress works any more aptly than he did that night. >> just a few years ago i was covering the senate, there was a vote going on, i was with the reporters who hang out outside the chambers this man comes running out because he thought he was late for the vote. nearly knocked me over. it was ted stevens. he was 83 years old. he was moving like a high school linebacker. he was in remarkable shape. a lot of these guys and women in congress, one thing about them, to an extraordinary degree, some of them are in excellent health. charlie ragel is 80 years old. gwen: we saw him dancing the other night. we want to send our co

gives religion if they're far too dominant position in defining you know people's cultures or even broad civilization let's say that something called islamic civilization this is the term even itself is debatable you know because what we know of as islamic civilization actually many aspects of it has very little to do with islam except that it happened in countries where there's that you know happened was the answer is no can i just one other we're really pleased that they didn't finish what i'm saying the other thing that i wanted to make here is that what has been have actually seen happen is not you know particular since the cold war but even before that it's not that ideology has disappeared but religion has become ideology and this is something that people don't. today by the way that muslims among themselves in fact fight over what is meant by islam so this is why that you know i know what to do to other people not to early on that what do we have see having clashes in fact more we did a civilization but it is because religion has become ideology and serving purposes that ideology

ok time now for a look at what else is dominating the wilds headlines today and the massive floods which are waging through western style have now killed at least one final thing one hundred people emergency workers a struggling to save thousands of others who were so trapped the situations being made by will simple disease with some of the rescue counts suffering with fever and skin problems he when asked amidst that about a million people affected by the country's worst monsoon rains in memory. truck is in greece is suspended the wrong strike and begun moving that vehicles the drivers agreed to resume talks with the government which wants to open up their industry to competition was part of the deal and it's a killer bailout funds from the i.m.f. the strike seriously disrupted field and all the supplies across the country it also affected the volatile tourist trade which is entering its peak periods. huge blast in southern gaza has leveled the house of a senior hamas commander killing him and injuring thirty two others a large enough it was a known weapons manufacturer there speculatio

that's what will dominate most of the east bay, low to mid-80s. dublin pretty close at 79.t bay shore today. the 60s confined to rich monds, berkeley, oakland, hercules. everybody else low to mid-70s. south bay mid-to upper 70s. los gatos cracking the 80 degree mark. millbrae holding on to 68. we'll be in the upper 50s along the coast. 58. a few degrees warmer on the bay side downtown in south san francisco the low 60s. same thing with sausalito, san rafael 68. low to mid-70s the north bay valleys. we'll hit the 80s clear lake and even 90s around ukiah but upper 50s your cloudy coast. clouds steady arounds the monterey bay like yesterday. salinas, seeing 80s gilroy and morgan hill with sunshine. around the state 87 sacramento. sunshining tahoe. san diego today a little warming but l.a. still stuck in the upper 70s. bring it back home for a game tonight. cubs still in town, cloudy and cool. that first pitch about 61 dropping to 57 degrees. tonight cloud cover once again, drizzle, even mist around the bay and coast and temperatures in the 50s. i don't see much of a change tom

but it's domination. they dominate the animal and i have talked to trainers that said, all you need to do is punch them scare in the face, they won't bite you again. >> reporter: there is another >> reporter: there is another way to prevent biting. having their teeth removed. a controversial practice that critics say alienates them from their natural wail of life. and the unnatural habitat of a suburban home can lead to other serious problems for these serious problems for these animals. this monkey mom treats her monkids to salty, sugary, fatty snacks instead of fruits and vegetables. a checkup at the vet reveals that diet has taken its toll. she's nervously awaiting the results of a blood test. >> it's like your own child, you know? if they hurt, you hurt. can't help it. just -- it's just a love that you can't explain. >> reporter: the doctor returns with bad news. her monkey now has life-threatening diabetes. >> her long-term glucose control should be 100 or less. it's almost 400. >> reporter: there is

let's take a look now at some other stories dominating world news palestinians have clashed with jewish settlers and border guards in east jerusalem the incident saw arab friends of inciting cars alight and throwing stones at soldiers demonstrators say clashes began in one of those tried to break down a gate to a mosque and accusation they deny government plans to demolish illegal housing developments have raised tensions in the region. coalition forces in afghanistan have seized drugs worth over one million dollars officials claim this is the biggest battle ever confiscated in the world almost eighteen tons of opium heroin and marijuana were found during an operation against the taliban in the southern province of helmand in the course of the fighting sixty three militants were killed ten people were arrested and fourteen hostages were freed. biologists say humpback whale stranded on a beach in southern brazil is on likely to survive the eleven metre twenty five ton animal has beached on the same patch of sand for the second time in as many days activists are trying to coax it back int

point three seconds faster than sixth when defending champion sebastian love but it's still the dominant frenchman appears the amount of beats going into the weekend he finished third on the previous outing in finland it is searching for a record eight straight level in the tree and into with a comfortable forty eight point lead in the standings at a compact it's about you know there are just five more rallies to go the season including this week twice in germany. while american football legend brett farve has held his first training session with minnesota vikings head of the quarterbacks twentieth and final season in the n.f.l. the most successful regular season quarterback in history took to the field for the first time since january when the vikings lost to the new orleans saints in the n.f.c. championship game five turns portie won in october is still a force to be reckoned with after throwing a thirty three touchdowns and only seven interceptions last season carter is the only player to have won three straight valuable player titles is a one time super bowl champion but whatever the

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webber is the new drivers' championship leader as the australian leapfrog lewis hamilton after dominating sunday's one gehring grand prix in budapest where his teammate sebastian vettel maintained an early lead from pole position while ferrari's fernando alonso was also providing a tough challenge for webber your strategy and ultimately took advantage of bettles drive through penalty held up the pit stop as he built up a lead over along that strategy ultimately paid dividends about on the race when top of the standings alonso is ferocious to shoot from second place with better finishing third russian type of throw off his fifth just behind ferrari's paymaster . back some more your opportunities always are good and irrespective of obviously what happens to royals. so you know i'm not getting it ourselves more so but some are big big events coming up are they all to show this i remember points but a whole lot more provide different challenges for us as a team and technically for the cards meanwhile russia's astley its finish top of the medal table at the european championships in barcelona