, and the etter -- and the edward is one- quarter the size. it has 25 bedrooms, ours has 24. we have to dozens were feet of open space, they have none, we have parking, they have none. this is my issue, the cost. i am all for it, but i am finished playing monopoly par. president olague: thank you. david, george, michael williams, followed by stephen and charlie castro. >> i am david, a resident of cal hollow. i want to talk briefly about two items. one, we had the gentleman say he did not think people knew much about zoning. i want to tell you that every meeting we have, we spend too much time on zoning matters. at the annual meeting, there is a complete review of zoning. should perfection be the victim of the good? this project is so far from good, i don't think we have to worry about that proposition. i want to pick up on what the last speaker said. the expenditure of $9.1 million is completely unjustified and grossly excessive. these are precious funds. these are affordable housing unit funds. they could be much more beneficially spent. wha

at the present time, chp is housing their own employees at the king edward. on one hand it is not the zone for permanent residence, on the other hand it is not aba- compliant and not able to be used as a hotel. this just does not add up. vice president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to read a letter for support of community housing partnership from the north panhandle neighborhood association. "on behalf of the north panhandle neighborhood association, i strongly encourage you to approve the plans for the edward ii project. this is a wonderful building filled with civic-minded staff and residents. we have had nothing but positive experiences. several residents have attended committee meetings and that means a lot to us. we have had our share of detractors on this project. there were rate is that such a place will degrade the quality of life for our neighbors. our experience to date has been the complete opposite. our neighborhood and neighbors' lives are enhanced by a well-run facility that solidifies our mutual commitment to building a better

he explained how a computer used by edward ates and later seized by police yielded the ghosts of pastrches. >> is it true that on the hard drive they found a search asking the question, how do you commit the perfect murder? >> that is true. he researched how to pick a lock and purchased a lock pit set. he researchered silencers, and he would purchase two books on silencers. he researched .22 caliber weapons. >> and not only did edward ates research guns, the prosecutors said he owned them, too. >> please raise your right hand. >> to emphasize that point, he called an extremely reluctant witness for the prosecution, stacey duncsak, the daughter of edward ates and ex-wife of the victim. >> it would be fair to say that your dad has a good knowledge of guns? >> he has a knowledge of them. >> october -- okay. in fact, you know that in 2006 he certainly owned a gun. >> yes, sir. >> the prosecutor was trying to show that the defendant was not only comfortable around guns, but also had planned his murder like assassin, surveilling his intended victim in the week before the crime. the court wa

john edwards' lawyers deny it.amily of a woman who died at the california mansion rejecting claims that she may have committed suicide and that's "the fox report's" top five. and on this day in the year 1862 then president martin van buren slipped into a coma. he had served as the nation's eighth president and was the first commander and chief born an american citizen. he also had a reputation for enjoying fine clothing, fine food, and a lot of alcohol. historians say his love of drink led to the nickname blue whiskey van. but the habit also may have contributed to his long list of illnesses including frequent colds, asthma, and gout. he died three days after he fell into that coma. but a former president began to fade away 149

cleveland probably went too far to discredit edwards. one thing to keep it secret but ruin this man's reputation. the secret held well into the 20th century. he died in 1908 there was no recurrence of the cancer. this is a significant achievement to have a cancerous tumor removed from somebody in 1893 with no recurrence was spectacular. but nobody knew about it. not until 1917 that one of the doctors who had taken part of the operation, a fascinating man, there are three main characters the president and newspaperman and the man keane graduated from med school then served in civil war as a commissioned officer working as a medic then later in world war i. he had an amazing career spanning this period from what we would almost consider medieval medicine and he always felt badly about the way he was treated. 1917 he decided to publish an account of the operation so ask permission from cleveland's wife frances and i should point* out she had the baby six weeks after the report came out that he had cancers of this help to quash any last doub

edward gray gunned down in 1999 in a case of mistaken identity. the suspected gunman edward shuller held without bond by a d.j. judge. the move led the victim's mother to be overcome by emotion. paul wagner joins us with the exclusive story. paul? >> charlotte gray never stopped looking for answers. she wrote politicians, prosecutors and the chief of police. she stayed on the detectives, encouraging them every step of the way. she even took money out of her retirement account to increase the reward. and today charlotte's prayers were answered. when charlotte gray left d.c. superior court this morning, she felt like screaming. the stress, the worry edward's case would never be resolved had finally vanished in courtroom 302. >> i couldn't give up. i couldn't give up. my son was my first-born child. he meant a lot to me, and to know that he was killed for nothing, i'm told that they thought he was somebody else, and, you know, it makes me feel bad that i need him more now than ever the. >> reporter: we first met charlotte in 2003 during a cold case f

he let on that edwards knew more about the story that he did. he went and said, i understand that the operation was performed on the president and get a cancerous tumor removed and it was performed on benedick shot. the dentists said, well, somebody on the boat must oppose on that and went on to spill the beans and give more information to edwards to confirmed the operation and and a couple of doctors. on august 29 to about 2 months after the operation edwards publish the story in the philadelphia press under the headline that president, very sick man. the problem was nobody believed him. that is because cleveland, as i said earlier, developed this reputation for honesty and integrity. his spokesperson said that this was live. no operation had been performed, and the tumor had been removed. they said he merely had bad teeth extracted, which, technically, was true. he did not mention the other 14, the pallid, timber, and the jawbone. so the public at this time was inclined to believe cleveland. he had built up this reputation for honesty and was

joe, john edwards is in trouble again. what is it this time? few weeks it seeks like it's something else. now it's just one bad headline after the next. he's under indictment for allegedly accepting $900,000 in campaign money to cover up his affair. but now today the federal election commission just did an audit on edwards' 2008 campaign for president and decided he owed the government something like $2.3 million, talking about federal matching funds. they're basically saying they got a couple million and 134 change more than he should have. "wall street journal" is reportic that as of june 30th, the edwards campaign committee had something like $2.6 million in the bank. so they got a lot that they've got to pay, and a little bit will be left over, apparently. >> that seems like a lot of money, 'em for a top-shelf former trial lawyer. we know personal le he's a wealthy man. is he going to fight it or what here? >> the important thing to say, really, is that the federal election commission is actuallysh is pretty typically for them to go back an

for john edwards, it's like a monsoon. facing federal charges, john edwards took hit hit ordered to repay more than $2 million in federal campaign money. the federal elections commission decided edwards presidential campaign got 3 million more than it should in federal matching campaign so the campaign has to pay it back. edwards' lawyers say his campaign doesn't owe the money which became an issue during a routine audit. every presidential candidate who gets federal matching money is reviewed and the commission's order is completely unrelated to edwards criminal charges. still, it's a blow and comes as edwards lawyers prepare for an october trial on whether the former democratic senator and vice presidential nominee violated federal campaign laws when he ran for president in 2008. a federal grand jury indicted edwards after a two-year investigation for accepting nearly a million dollars in illegal contributions and using the money to hide his pregnant mistress rielle hunter. >> i did not break the law and i never, ever th

>>shepard: anything from the john edwards camp? >>jonathan: not a word. but they have previously argued all the federal funds they received were justified and they don't owe a penny. they also referred to the justice department action against john edwards saying that the legal cost of defending that case should be counted as "qualified campaign expenses," that would seem likely to contest the finding but if they do have to pay back that $2.3 million it would completely delete the campaign account which on june 30th had $3.6 million in cash on hand. john edwards is a very wealthy man worth around $25 million, so this would have in affect on his personal fortune. >>shepard: feel like chatting? than i always feel like chatting. >>shepard: chatting away about this story throughout the hour at foxnews.com/shep, click that and you will see jonathan. you can chat now foxnews.com/shep. weather alert! it's hot. officials say the blistering heat across the country killed two dozen people. excessive heat warnings in effect from the central united states throughout t

>> and the government takes more action against disgraced former vice presidential candidate john edwards. ♪ ! what are you guys doing? it's summer! let's hit the beach! [ both ] mom? you need a pepsi! [ growls ] ooh! [ grunts ] [ uncle teddy ] whoo! all right! summer time is pepsi time!8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8

i'm here to offer the strongest support possible for edward ii. i want to talk about the kinds of kids who are going to be in this housing. the youth are not bad kids. it is not their fault that they're not housed. and it's not an indicator of some problem that they have. they're just young people who need a safe home. i've worked with these kids for 24 years. some of them are amazing, some are challenging, some are incredibilitybly motivated and some are struggling to find their life paths. they sound like most kids, don't they? they have broken families and that's why they're without home, they grew up poor with no safety net and because they live in an expensive city because it's challenging to find housing. they are nod bat kids. they adapt to their sournedsing and are influenced by who is around them. if they're in a neighborhood where there is a lot of violence and drug use, they have the pro tension to be steered in those directionings. if they're in a safe, healthy environment and neighborhood and have caring adults who encourage them to b

edwards was a reporter for the "philadelphia press." he had a friend who was a doctor in new york is and heard the rumors and edwards tracked the story town downand confirmed it and about two months after the operation edwards published the report in the philadelphia press. the headline was, "the president a very sick man." it was really an amazingly detailed account of operation performed on the yacht. it's probably the most explicit account of a presidential operation, presidential medical procedure published without the president's permission ever. it was an amazing scoop, really one of the great scoops of the 19th century. problem was, cleveland had a reputation for honesty and this went back to his first campaign in 1884. it came out he allegedly fathered an illegitimate child and teleyaved his friend in buffalo and said, "tell the truth." this gave him a reputation for honesty. when the report came out, cleveland dismissed it. his aides said he suffered nothing worse than a tooth ache. they not only denied the story but the policy

donna edwards. ms. edwards: it is maryland's 4th. and in the 4th congressional district in maryland just like across the country, people in my district are stymied at the idea that we would reduce medicare benefits and we would end them and shift costs on things like medicaid to our states, that we would reduce benefits for social security. all of this in the context of a conversation about lifting a debt ceiling and making cost cuts to things that impact our debt, our long-term debt and our deficits when i just wanted to point to the gentleman, most americans don't know this, but i think they need to understand as you can see here from this chart that the largest portion of our long-term debt is caused by the bush-era tax cuts, not by medicare and not by social security. to be sure, one might argue, i think, that we need to make sure that medicare and social security are solvent for generations to come, because we want to honor the contract that i've made with my mother, that my son has made with me, but that shouldn't be anywhere n

plus, another legal blow for john edwards. the fallen politician owes millions to the federal government. and, environmental hysteria over david and victoria beckham's newborn daughter. you won't believe why. all that and much more. "the five" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> andrea: let's get to the top story. west versus schultz. start with the e-mail that started it all. congressman west sent an e-mail to wasserman schults based op comment she is made on the house floor about cutting benefit for medicare recipients in the district. take a listen to the e-mail. he said to her you are the most vile unprofessional and despicable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face. otherwise, shut the heck up. this sparked a war of words unlike we've ever seen before. monica, "jeopardier" discrimination or does allen west have a point? >> c'mon, debbie wasserman schultz, she of the angry perm. she has nerve. for years the left sneer over the right. the tea party called ra

another legal blow for john edwards. the fallen politician now owes millions of dollars to the federal government. and environmental hysteria over david and victoria beckham's new daughter injuries. you won believe why. all that and much more. "the five" starts right now. all right. let get right into the top story. west versus schulz. start with the e-mail that started it all. congressman west sent an e-mail wasserman schulz based. he said to her you are the most vile unprofessional and despickable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me stop being a coward and say it to my face, otherwise shut the heck up. this has sparked a war of the words unlike i don't think we have seen before. monica, gender discrimination or does west have a point? >> come on, debbie wasserman schulz, she are the angry perm are has some real nerve. for years the left has been lying and smearing about the right and the right has sat there and taken it time and again. the tea party was called racist, homopho

the attorney for edwards says the campaign will appeal. >>> now, to the debt debate. both sides say they are ready to compromise. but with the august 2 deadline fast approaching, there's still no deal. there are efforts to reach a long term and short-term deal. but both are facing bipartisan resistance. joel brown is in washington with the latest. good morning, joel. >>> randall, good morning to you. house republicans went back to the bargaining table with the president yesterday lured by the fact that voters would like to blame them for a debt default. but this time it's democrats increasingly wary now that the white house will compromise too much in this last-ditch effort for a deal. the white house and gop leaders are denying rumors that a debt agreement is within reach. >> there is no deal, we're not close to a deal. >> reporter: still, behind closed doors thursday, president obama and house speaker john boehner were reportedly crafting a plan that would trim $3 trillion from the deficit over the next decade. after getting wind of the deal, congressional democrats

edward gray was gunned down in 1999, the case of mistaken identity. the suspected gunman cederick shuler was ordered held without bond by a d.c. judge today. that move left the victim's mother to be overcome with emotion. fox 5's paul wagner was in the courtroom today and has the exclusive story. >> reporter: when charlotte gray left d.c. superior court this morning, she felt like screaming. the stress, the worry edward's case would never be resolved had finally vanished this courtroom 302. >> i wouldn't give up. i couldn't give up. my son was my first born child. he meant a lot to me and to know that he was killed for nothing, i'm told that they thought he was somebody else and, you know, it makes me feel bad that i need him more now than ever. >> reporter: we first met charlotte in 2003 during a cold case feature on her son edward's case. >> all i want to know is why. >> reporter: two years later we met again when charlotte gathered friends and family to announce an increase in the reward. >> my heart grieves daily for my child. >> reporter: then tw

erica edwards, nbc news. >>> chantix has been on the market since 2006.er three months of use, up to half users stop smoking, at least temporarily. >>> when we come back on news4 at 4:00, they have been hard at work. the jury finally now deliberating the fate of casey anthony after hearing evidence for six weeks. we'll go to orlando for the very latest. >>> and exxonmobil is trying to clean up an oil spill in the yellowstone river. >>> and for all of your news, follow news4 online. search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. >> you can also find us at pl >>> the four astronauts who will close out nasa's space shuttle program flew into florida today from houston. on friday, the four will take "atlantis" on the last flight of nasa's 30-year shuttle program. "latlanti "atlantis" will make a supply run before joining "discovery" and "endeavour" in retirement. >>> all eyes on the skies tonight, doug kammerer. >> this is a forecast where you say it's going to be dry, people are going to be mad. >> you're rockin' the place. >> i am. and almost called out and

. >> going to prince edward island, the smallest province of the country. a friendly competition between the newlywed couple. our royal correspondent has been there, and he sent us this report. >> unsurprisingly, on an island named after queen victoria's father, this is a place which is keen on all things royal. yet, unfortunately for prince edward island, not many royals ever get here, but today, the island hit the jackpot when the most sought after royals in the world just did not come to town, the roads through in a horse- drawn carriage. and what is this? well, it is kate and a baby. and then, moments later, william and a baby, and then william and kate and a baby. you can just as the source of speculation these pictures will give rise to. by now, the island was feeling the effects of being on the coast. it was raining and blustery. this was a good opportunity for him to demonstrate his flying skills. the techniques for search and rescue. the land the helicopter on the water. so come across your figures -- figures, because the second in line for the thr

. >> tonight, donna edwards, dennis kucinich all on the latest. >>> in psycho talk.republicans are worried the weak economy might be hurting the country club crowd. >> they don't continue paying for country club dues and mitt romney is measuring the drapes for the oval office. he's already naming his vp picks. this guy needs some help. >>> great to have you with us tonight, folks. at this hour, john boehner, speaker of the house is twisting arms and cutting deals to round up enough votes to pass his plan to hold president obama accountable. last night i told you boehner had a short fuse, today he proved it. less than 12 hours after his original bill went down in flames, he ripped into the members of the caucus this morning. the speaker of the house said get your [ bleep ] in line this is the bill. after the meeting, boehner went on a hard right wing talk show to brag about what a tough guy he is. >> is it true that you told some of the republican members this morning that you need to get your a-word in line behind this debt ceiling bill? >> i sure did. listen, this i

senator and former presidential candidate john edwards is going to court. he it is facing charges of conspiracy and illegal campaign contributions. he is accused of using campaign contributions to cover up his extramarital affair. the trial is set to begin july 11. >>> history will be made this friday at florida's kennedy space center can it is the final shuttle launch for nasa. as of tonight atlantis is getting set to take off for the international space station at 11:28 a.m. emission is set to last 12 days. four astronauts are on board that mission. russia will be the only nation in the world capable of taking astronauts to space after this mission. >>> we will find out which city will hold the 2018 winter olympics. the international olympic committee will vote on wednesday. among the top contenders are munich germany and south korea. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge will be in charlottetown on prince edward island. the couple will attend a barbecue and take part in the much anticipated dragon boat race. it is supposed to be competing on separate boa

former presidential candidate john edwards faces even more costly legal problems.million. auditors say the edwards campaign understated its cash on hand and overstated its expenses. last month edwards was indicted for illegally accepting campaign contributions. >>> nfl owners and players are now edging toward a new labor deal. the owners yesterday approved a new tentative ten-year agreement to endnd the current four-month lockout. ayer representatives did not vote on this. their union chief was quick to say there was no deal just yet. the league has canceled its ç annual hall of fame game which kicks off the preseason schedule. >>> a major development in the case of a san francisco giants fan who was severely beaten at l.a. dodgers stadium back in march. two new suspects have now been arrested. brian stow was beaten after watching his team play the dodgers on opening day. he was in a coma for months. last month he was upgraded to serious condition. these new arrests could mean a suspect already in custody will now be exonerated. >>> two women are dead after an acci

la decisiÓn no tiene nada que ver con un caso separado de conspiraciÓn criminal en contra de edwards.n la condena y las acciones que ha generado. >> se acabÓ ese reino de terror donde lo peor que le podÍa pasar a una persona de hacer blanco de los sicarios de tinta, de la maldad, la mala fe, los mÁs amadosmedios de comunicaciÓn. >> esta manera el presidente ecuatoriano rafael correa demostrÓ su satisfacción ante la decisiÓn del juez de sentenciar a tres aÑos de cÁrcel y a pagar $ 40 millones a los directivos del diario el universo y su ex director de opiniÓn emitida palacio por haber supuestamente injuriado al primer mandatario "no a la mentira", donde se afirma que el presidente ordenÓ disparar al hospital en Último dÍa de la revuelta. >> de prisiÓn para todos los querellados. >> para los abogados de los acusados esta sentencia es dudosa, pues la dictÓ un juez temporal que reciÉn conociÓ el caso del pasado martes, y todo el expediente tiene mÁs de 5000 hojas. >> la audiencia se terminÓ a las 4:30 de la tarde. a las 00:15 ya tenÍamos la sentencia. ya estuvo subida al sistema. >> ahora

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the duke and duchess of cambridge are visiting prince edward island. the royal couple arrived to the delight of thousands. >> on an island named after queen victoria's father, this is a place that is key among all things roiled. unfortunately, for prince edward island, not many roils get here. -- royals. today, the island hit the jackpot. they got out of the carriage for a walk about. by now, the island was feeling the effects of being on the atlantic coast. a good moment to demonstrate his flying skills. the canadians have a special technique for search and rescue. they land the helicopter on the water. the approach was steady, and in splashdown. sighs of relief all around. one wonders what the duke of cambridge might be trying next. the boat race, perhaps. a dragon boat race. william puddling in one boat, kate in another. it was declared a photo finish. for a newcomer, is proving to be quite a trip. what is apparent is how both of them appear to be enjoying it. >> hugo chavez of venezuela has cheering supporters from the balcony of the presidential p

trading session, let's bring in anna edwards. she's live in london. how are the marketing looking? >> they could be worse is one way to summarize things. in europe, certainly. the asian market did open on the back foot. moves to the downside, where that particular market was down 3% by the close of trade. that wasn't echoed when we started to see markets open up in europe. we've been selling this morning. but essentially, things negative to flat right now. >> all right, anna edwards, thanks so much. >>> a lot of negotiators in this deal, saying we need a deal to stabilize the markets. >>> a historic weekend in the state of new york, where gay and lesbian couples began marrying on sunday. the first couple did so against the backdrop of niagara falls. the city's mayor, michael bloomberg, taking part officially. officiating the wedding of two of his top staff members. mayor bloomberg said, this is one of the biggest days of their lives. i'm honored to be a part of it. the law was signed into law one month ago. >>> and police in london are expected to conduct an autopsy on the late sin

. >>> a royal welcome, crowds greet will and kate as they visit prince edward island. >> will there be some weather worries on our holiday? marty has the answer next. ,,,,, >>> it's deliberation day for the jury charged with deciding if casey anthony committed murder. they've been sequestered for six weeks and are hearing final arguments from the prosecution before meeting to figure out their verdict. karen brown reports for wjz now from orlando. >> casey anthony's fate will soon be in the hands of the jury. jurors must discoid if the 25- year-old murdered her 2-year- old daughter caylee. this morning they heard prosecutors present their rebuttal to the defense's closing arguments. >> our position is that the facts in this case show beyond a reasonable doubt that this was a premeditated murder of a young child. >> prosecutor jeff ashton first focused on the case's forensic evidence trying to convince jurors that casey anthony killed her daughter more than three years ago by covering her face with duct tape. >> that tape had to have been on that skull before she decomposed. >> defense h

the 27-year-old edwards logged time with the bills and jaguars, and will beat quarterback kyle boller the backup job. >>> the giants and reds battled for 13 innings last night with world series hero edgar renteria, now a red, hitting the game-winning rbi. madison baumgardner needed a good start today. not going to happen. got rocked in the first inning. already down one. jay bruce slapped this two-run rbi single, scoring two. after a throwing error, men on second and third, they come home. man, 5-0 after one. top two, see ya. 450 feet. baumgardner was pulled after five. it's 7-2 in the sixth. highlights at 11:00. >>> the national hot rod association is invading for the weekend. it's a homecoming of sorts for ron august jr. the proud of pleasanton is back and racing in northern california once again. he finished 14th in today's top field qualifier. the bay area isn't known for producing nhra talent, but he says it was in his blood from day one. >> four or five nights a week, different tracks, fremont, half moon bay, every day they basically had a different place they were going. he hel

this evening, william and kate are in canada's smallest province, prince edward island. have you ever seen a prince before? >> they just look like a real, nice, happy couple. >> reporter: p.e.i. is known for its beaches and seafood. just last night the royals attended a cooking class where they prepared lobster souffle. should they want to indulge further, this is the place to be. for more than 50 years, the new glasgow lobster supper has been a local favorite. >> we've got over 50,000 pounds in the run of a summer. >> reporter: there may be another reason the royals are here, according to the british press, the duchess of cambridge has a special affinity for this island's favorite fictional daughter, anne of green gables. the setting for this century-old story of a young red-headed orphan is here. and the home with the green gables still stands to this day. >> people from all over the world come to visit this site because they're familiar with the story and they want to see where the story was set. >> at the anne of green gables shop, elva costello has this advice for k

edwards agreed as a starter for buffalo. edwards was waived by the bills in september, spending the rest of the year in jacksonville. still more not happening than happening with the 49ers right now. earlier this week they released quarterback clemens, today, 31- year-old clemens agreed to terms with the bengals. he agreed to the nfl season, in san francisco. and tonight a report that the players in the plaxico burress sweepstake. he is trying to sign on with a team after serving two years in prison on a gun possession charge. 49ers say that michael crab tree will be out four to six weeks with a foot injury, more tonight at 10 on sports wrap. see you then. >>> and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, more video in the ktvu news room of the santa cruz neighborhood hit hard by vandals overnight. the disturbing messages left behind on several vehicles. also we have a crew on the way to the developing news in st. helena where there is a leak at a water treatment plant. >> 9000 gallons so far leaking. >> i'm heather holmes, we'll

the agency's choice to run muni is this man, edward rufkin. they did say there is a news conference set for 10:00 tomorrow morning. >>> there is a new hint tonight, interim san francisco mayor, ed lee may be rethinking his decision not to run for mayor in the upcoming election. for weeks, groups have been campaign for him to change his mind, and enter the race. listen closely. his comment refers to discussions taking place. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections, but there are interesting discussions that are going on. >> with you, and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> a group called women for ed lee rallied on the steps of city hall, encouraging the mayor to run this november. >>> san francisco firefighters had their hands full, battling a fire in the lower haight neighborhood. the first reports of the fire came in around 6:30 this evening. news chopper 2 got there first and captured this aerial view. debra is there now to tell us what happened. >> reporter: we don't have a cause yet, but take a look. crews are sti

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the agency's choice to run muni is this man, edward rufkin. they did say there is a news conference set for 10:00 tomorrow morning. >>> there is a new hint tonight, interim san francisco mayor, ed lee may be rethinking his decision not to run for mayor in the upcoming election. for weeks, groups have been campaign for him to change his mind, and enter the race. listen closely. his comment refers to discussions taking place. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections, but there are interesting discussions that are going on. >> with you, and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> a group called women for ed lee rallied on the steps of city hall, encouraging the mayor to run this november. >>> san francisco firefighters had their hands full, battling a fire in the lower haight neighborhood. the first reports of the fire came in around 6:30 this evening. news chopper 2 got there first and captured this aerial view. debra is there now to tell us what happened. >> reporter: we don't have a cause yet, but take a look. crews are sti

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let's look at the markets, anna edwards live in london for us. good morning. any better today? >> good to see you, afraid not, at least from a global perspective. the markets were down 200 points, 1.6% lower in just one day. the markets concerns in the short term very much focused on whether or not washington is going to reach any kind of agreement to increase its debt ceiling. what that means for markets is either worry about if we don't have an increase in the debt ceiling, what does that mean for government spending in the short term and what does that do to u.s. growth. >> we've heard repeatedly about the threat of a downgrade in the united states credit rating, the head of standard & poor's speaking yesterday about the potential of u.s. default. what did he say? >> yeah, talking about the possibility of a default and saying he doesn't think this is likely. even if we were to see the debt ceiling not increase and even if we saw downgrades to the u.s. credit rating by various agencies, essentially the s&p agency, he's saying he does not think it's likely the u.s. will defaul

and this president is off and running on john edwards to america-- it didn't do edwards any good and i doubt with the middle class and with independents this is going to. this conference, which the president held forth, was absolutely distinguished despite how often he's done this sort of thing, this rhetoric, he has relegated people who have done so well, and a phrase he uses, and imagine america doing well. >> paul: go ahead. >> i think the they thiing you he sounded sour in this press conference, is isn't the happy-go-lucky, naive guy that came in. >> hope and change. >> right, hope and change and one point he said call me naive. and i thought leaders were supposed to lead and that might have been appealing before, but it's not as appealing for a guy now living at 1600 pennsylvania. >> paul: here, james, the white house is not stupid and they poll tested this and found that corporate jets and gas and oil, billions nairs and billi millionaires. defend those. >> when he says millionaires and billionaires cut off at $250,000 a year, that's his idea of millionaires. and the corporate

edwards disputes those are campaign donations.'s totally separate from this and nothing to do with this. >> i'll take your word on that. doing a whole lot of talking about the debt ceiling. i'm curious what the latest numbers are on this. what do the polls look like? >> got a new pal from cnn and orc, and the headline is americans want compromise. we asked do you prefer a budget plan to raise the debt ceiling that would include only spending cuts? you can see only 34% say that, or a mixture of spending cuts and tax increases, kind of like what the president is suggesting, what the gang of six is suggesting. look at that. 64% say they want that. this is the sixth national poll, randi, in the last week that indicates that, but go to the next number. there is a partisan divide here, no doubt about it and you can see that. democrats overwhelmingly like that combination of spending cuts and tax increases, two-thirds of independents, but a minority of republicans and tea party supporters like that idea. what do they want? they want spen

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge continue on their canadian tour on prince edward island.ay, prince william showed off his emergency helicopter water landing skills. william is a royal air force rescue helicopter pilot. he attempted a maneuver called waterbirding, adopted in canada, to land on water. earlier the duke and duchess were welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd in prince edward island's historic city of charlottetown. >> it is quite a moment for catherine and me to be standing here in atlantic canada in front of province house where canadian federation was forged. >> then kate dragged the crew of a dragon boat race. her husband was on the other team, which did eventually win the race. but newlyweds were all smiles. this is the fifth day of the royal couple's nine-day visit to canada. on friday, they'll be off to california for a three-day visit. >> what will we get? >> the weather should be nice. >> they got waterbirdsing and the race -- we get something -- >> we get jeff ranieri. >> yes. >> great weather. we get an amazing forecast tonight. really much better than w

here's nbc's erica edwards. >>> and lift off -- >> reporter: with the launch of "atlantis," history andopefully a new treatment for osteoporosis. >> 4 and a half manufacture million pounds of hardware and humans -- >> reporter: and 30 mice currently floating in microgravity. half treated with an experimental osteoporosis drug, the other half with a placebo. the mice were sent up by a team of researchers led by this man who got to see the launch in person. >> we actually watched it from right there. >> reporter: he's the university of north carolina chap ill hill's dr. ted bait man. >> i am a really big space geek. >> reporter: space geek or, more appropriately, an expert in bone loss during spaceflight. >> astronauts lose bone at a very rapid rate. at least five times the rate that women lose bone here on earth. >> reporter: that's because bones are designed to holds up under the pressure of gravity on earth. in space, bones don't get the gravity they need thrive leading to bone mass. space exploration has been pitch at ol to osteoporosis research. scientists have known about and studie

it is three blocks from edward ii. this is him. it is true that the building is not within a designated historic district, but the area falls within an area which we found to be a potential historic district, which would qualify as a historic resourced for the ceqa guidelines. we have not established boundaries of what the potential district, but it is a flag for us to the parties in this area extra scrutiny. in 2008, regarding the 2626 filbert case, the potentially california registered eligible district is roughly located between greenwich and a jackson street and lyon and steiner streets. this abuts the property in question. in the july 7, 2011 exhibit a pmnd, planning staff determined that the proposed group housing project would not result in any impact to adjacent historic resources. yet the project site adjoins the prodigious california register pacific heights historic district. in addition, the boundaries of the association at a joint the project site. it appears specific to the greenwich, including the north- south street