ernest? where have you been? >> busy, city hall. >> we are glad to have you here. >> my name is ernest white. it is with deep regret that i come before you, to express my deep shock and disappointment, failing to muster the votes from the other supervisors on the board. lesley and testify and verify that there was a failure as the supervisors lied to me, reported to be independent as brown lost the election. this was an all chinese district. i ask for a unanimous vote. that is how we made the park legal. there was a proposal on the land use committee that was defeated , due to his focus on the part. the audience felt that the board of supervisors worked tirelessly. but i did all that. i want to thank my supporters for all of the work that we did. no appreciation was ever submitted to us. the park is the most valuable piece of real estate in the city. it brought billions of dollars to the park, as well as the merchants surrounding the park. where is it? it would be timely and very nice, if you did it. some of my s

radiation laboratory which ernest old warrants was the director of there was the most cutting edge research in the country the types of science that eventually led to the development of nuclear bombs and clued in theoretical forms of physics that shia robert oppenheimer was one of the premier scientists in the country in regard to you had oppenheimer who was kind of chosen as the scientific leader to put together the scientific team robert oppenheimer was their pick because he was. not only of really sophisticated and leading scientists involved with nuclear physics but he was also in an administrative position at u.c. berkeley so he worked closely with leslie groves he was the leader of the army corps of engineers at the time. that had been a university involved grows felt that scientists would want to leave the university and go work for a private defense contractor in the middle the desert in the middle of nowhere. and they liked the los alamos site in part because there were some buildings already and they figured they could get started in those buildings. so he had his university. movi

he's been doing -- he's like ernest hemingway. he lives in tents.s all around. >> jimmy: you know how it ended for ernest hemingway. wow. so does the baby have a passport? >> yeah. he's got a passport. when we applied for his passport, grandma kallie was in town. we went to take him in and as usual he was just in his diaper because that's how he lives in hawaii. >> jimmy: that's how i took my passport photo. yeah. [ laughter ] >> can i see that? >> jimmy: did he really -- >> no, in the end, she was like this is not okay, he has to wear a shirt. do you not have an aloha shirt. that's where i draw the line. no aloha. >> jimmy: but there is a little photograph of him on his passport? >> and he's 2 months old. he looks nothing like that now. >> jimmy: that lasts for ten years so like when he's -- he's 8, he's going to show -- actually i think you keep it longer than that. you should see how long he can keep that baby photo of himself. >> 35 and going through customs. that's me. >> jimmy: well this, is all very confusing. we're going to take a quick brea

. -- ernest about -- erarn about 20 euros a day. >> even fixing italy's economic troubles would not mean anything to the recovery of the decimated fish population. still, they're trying to look on the bright side. >> we're just taking life as it comes and try not to get too stressed out about it. this is a happy place unhappy country. -- in a happy country. >> happy to have enough local product to grate on to their costa. -- pasta. it is just one of the small luxuries that makes these times more unbearable. >> -- the terrible. >> -- bearable. >> that is it. we hope you'll join us against next time. goodbye.

ernest bill bailes was found inside a vehicle on salt lake drive just after 11:00 p.m. last night. they say citizen discover the man after he was parked illegally. >> and a man is convicted of murder of a 16-year-old girl even though her body has never been found. >> it took the jury less than an hour and a half to find 36-year- old jason gross guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of 16-year-old rochelle battle. this is the second no-body murder conviction here in baltimore. cracks this family -- >> this family since 2006 has not known where their family member was. today, they got their first measure of closure. >> the prosecutor speaks for the family of rochelle battle after her killer was brought to justice. a tough task for a baltimore county jury thursday, should they convict 36-year-old jason gross of the murder of sheep -- of rochelle battle even though her body was never found? they are passionate closing arguments from the state and defense attorneys. the state cannot which has the appeal battle of bruising -- the uphill battle of proving the case said that they m

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religion would you want to thank god for people who want to move forward and study the teaching and ernest it is a bound list science. it is almost impossible to comprehend all of it even if you spend a lifetime studying what you know what. evil. is considered one of the keys spiritual centers of contemporary buddhism in russia. hundreds of pilgrims come here every day. to begin with they go through a special ritual they need to spin drums as they make several rounds of the day. each of the drums contains files of sheets of paper prayers inscribed. it is believed if you spin a drum once you have to read all the prayers in it the simple method may improve your karma. believe i think the chances of reincarnation. but i called the world's deepest lake local tribes worshiped it long before the arrival of russian colonists. guinea clip because it is in the tourist trade a popular business here. has explored every nook on the shores of the great lake. but was in bay one of the most beautiful spots around by co. it is famous for its sandy beaches and a spectacular view of the same nervous peninsu

three year old aiming to put right at thirty five to seven drubbing by new england while running back ernest graham is especially glad to curry his love of the game it to me territory. looking forward to it there's always four does to your brain his game of. the world. as well so it's a great opportunity moscow's love affair with martial arts is set to hit a new peak this weekend one of the biggest kickboxing tournaments in the russian capital history touching down on saturday night the w five grand prix not school see twenty four fighters from all across the globe settle scores are cutting down a stadium the clash of the super light weights looks to be the pick of the action w five reaming champion russia's response has lead young will defend his title against one of the divisions best dutchman sergio wilson it's show time world champion wilson almost certain to be the toughest challenge twenty two will have ever faced. a stiff new kind of war song as the roussillon tells leon's a very skillful technical fighter very well trained in both kicking and punching meanwhile sergio wilson's a very

second when it comes to lawrence livermore national laboratory that was basically a pet project of ernest lawrence and it was also a pet project of a guy named edward teller they lobbied the government to create the lawrence livermore laboratory of the government did create the lawrence livermore national laboratory it's the u.c. naturally became the manager of that facility to. what was clear at that time and it's still there it's considered two major reasons why the a couple major reasons why the errors i did want to keep them on the one hand they got a certain amount of money directly from allegedly managing the labs in fact they did very little oversight but for lending their name to the nuclear project which is basically why the government wanted. to give a white coated scientific. or a to what is actually a process like that of the final solution of all the polls. in order to lend their name as a grant. to this process they go. so money you probably know this because seven trillion dollars of us since we are too soon truly. it's a lot of money and you get the kind of money floating

year old the ending to put right at thirty five seven drubbing by new england while running back ernest graham is especially glad to curry his love of the game into foreign territory. as always for this to your brain is a game of. the world ok i'm sure. you know i've been coming you know taking on a culture here as well so this is a great opportunity the russian capital is a love affair with martial arts is set to hit a new peak this weekend the most prestigious kickboxing tournament in the city's history touching down on saturday night the w five grand prix moscow will see twenty four fighters from all across the globe settle scores up at the number stadium but clash of the super light weights looks to be the pick of the action w five reigning champion russia's response will the fan his title against one of the divisions best judgment sergio wilson a tough test to see the least. leon's a very skillful technical fighter very well trained in both kicking and punching i mean well sergio wilson is a very aggressive fighter and also a very heavy puncher we've watched a lot of his fights so

later the owners of other smartphone brands also complained about snooping telephones many spoken ernest about the arrival of the big brother era people don't want they made it through the company and best thing to do is not necessarily use those services that are ok the internet or you know just to put that data right out there on the internet or something that like the internet like a smart. program a semi kanka is a security expert he's one of the most prominent whistleblowers of major corporations such as apple and google he's sure that the recording of all i phone users movements is just a trial step subsequent developments will be more sophisticated. marketing specialists are not the only ones who reap the benefits of information transparency social networks have also made life much easier for recruitment agencies it wasn't that long ago that human resources staff would rely exclusively on the candor the told them about themselves and recommendations from previous employers now they have details information. we can find out where candidates have been employed before where they spok

. >> reporter: the decision on reopening an investigation rests with county solicitor ernest chip finney, who worries there's not enough evidence to prove stinney's guilt or innocence. >> i would need to have something in order to move the case back to court. something more than just the emotion in the community about it. >> reporter: many in that community are convinced stinney's trial itself was a travesty of justice, a horrible stain on american history. mark potter, nbc news, manning, south carolina. >>> when we continue here on a tuesday night. some of the other stories we'll be covering for you, including hip replacement surgery. a lot of patients discovering big problems with their new replacement hips. >>> and later a game unlike any other. the homecoming queen scores the winning goal. tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other

i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minutes, so the text was intact. and i am told all sorts of apocryphal stories about hollywood and film. i am told, for example, that a screenplay was written in which the nonexistent child was changed into a real deeply retarded child that they kept upstairs somewhere. i don't know whether i believe stuff like this or not. but anyway, i was quite amazed when i went to see a rough cut of the movie that it was what i wrote, very much what i wrote, except those two dumb sentences: "hey, let's go to the roadhouse" and "hey, let's come back from the roadhouse..." [laughter] which destroyed the claustrophobia that was very important to me in the film. so i saw this rough cut of a very, very good, tough movie. it puzzled me a little bit when i saw it as to why it was being shot in black and white, since when i wrote the play, i wrote it in color, you know. but i reali

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outstanding invitation for criminal activity minus the personal accountability and you know what i think ernest is absolutely correct of the status quo is simply not working citizens united ruling has allowed money to further corrupt our already fragile political system and drown out the voices of everyday people even more and the occupy movement is evidence of that the bottom line here is that americans just don't see the government representing their needs above those of the fact cats it's as simple as that so in september just fifteen percent of americans said that they trusted the government to do the right thing always or most of the time and the approval for congress just tied an all time low at twelve percent so this point a constitutional amendment to get the corporate influence and money out of politics is just one step in the right direction and next don't respond to a viewer who watched our report on skyrocketing student loan debt in the united states and twenty three said on you tube the one trillion used to fight two pointless wars to make our lives safer could actually have went t

police found 21-year-old ernest bogales of woodlawn inside the car in the 8,000 block of felt lake drive around 10:30 last night. investigators say he had been shot multiple times. police say he had been shot. >> a battle comes to an end this week. but the neighbors nearby still want the wildlife sanctuary gone. gigi barnett has more on the controversy. >> come on. >> reporter: since 1999, colleen layton-robin fought to keep her monkeys. she started with 30 primates and created frisky's wildlife sanctuary. but over the years, new homes have sprung up around her howard county rescue. and those neighbors, especially ones who share driveways with frisky's wanted the sanctuary gone. >> we were here first. keep in mind, when we had the sanctuary here, this was all farm land. you had to have three or more acres to live here. >> reporter: but this week, a howard county zoning board unanimously agreed that layton- rob bins and her monkeys can stay. >> it lifted such a cloud. i've been smiling for two days. my husband gets up at 4:00 in the morning, and he says i'm smiling in my sleep. >> reporte

these look like the people who were really in ernest here to protest the occupy -- earns here to protest the occupy wall street willing to take this to the end focused, kept to the message like i was saying that gal that we interviewed, she is walking away right now. when things did get a little out of control, she was the one who would try to rein it in and say we welcome all types that's why you are getting conflicting behavior and messages. but the core of us believe in and we are here because of this. and let's stick to this message. >> occupy oakland continuing right now to say that police have rubber bullets and tear gassed them you cannot confirm any of that has happened? >> reporter: i haven't seen that. right now you see a large number of officers coming out of camp. they don't have any arreste, s with them. -- >> you see just now supervisor shaking the hands of another management-type maybe a lieutenant. it is over. is what the appearance is from here. they haven't confirmed that. looks like they are giving pats on the back. it went smoothly, we accomplished our mission. let me

will see how it goes the rest of the morning and the third quarter earnings season kicking off in ernest> a quick question, apple stock, 421, the highest it has ever been. when does it split and make it a little affordable to buy more than one share so to speak. >> if i knew that, i would be set. nobody knows. apple obviously hasn't indicated whether or not it will buy back any shares any time soon or whether or not it will split and they have a lot of cash on hand so that's a big question. the shareholders are looking for something back. but so far, no word from apple on any of that. we will be sure to let you know. >> i was going to say, when you find out, give me a call, would you? >> absolutely. >> jason brooks kcbs, cbs money watch .com, on a monday. thanks. >>> the s.e.c. today is expected to announce a new warning program for cell phone users. and customers will be alerted when they're reaching monthly limits on minutes and text messages and data. and last year, one out of six mobile users had unexpected increases in the monthly bills and one-fourth of the cases, increases are wer

. >> melody, deputy white house press secretary josh ernest just said in an off-camera air force one the president will probably be watching the tigers/rangers game tonight instead of the debate? do you think that's true? you don't think he's going to be curious about what they say in new hampshire? >> i actually don't know, but i know that the president is most interested in making sure that we get this bill passed today and coming here and working with his jobs council, who are also advancing additional ideas, bipartisan ideas to create jobs for the american people. and incidentally, ideas that are supported by this jobs act. association that's what the president's focus is going to be. >> programming note to point out to everybody, 1:50 p.m., the president will be speaking in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. melody barnes, director of white house domestic policy council. melody, great to see you this morning. we'll let you get back to work. thank you. >> great. thanks so much. >>> so, here are some other headlines topping the news for you right now. jurors in the michael jackson deat dea