supervisor mar: this is close to mission high school and everett middle school? >> sorry, sir? supervisor mar: you talked about school. i was making a note that it was mission high-school and everett middle school that were about a block and a block and a half away. >> thank you. the other thing that we talked about was potential for stock consolidation. we have suggested locations where we are looking for input from a variety of people on that. next, we have some candidates that we would consider as potential areas for optimization. it is our plan to discuss those with the citizens advisory council and then come back to you and move forward with some recommendations at that point. last time we also talked about engineering changes that would help to speed up the line. we looked at a number of locations for a second priority stop sign trash but -- traffic measures. a couple of general points on this. in some cases we have identified 16th and church, where there is clearly a benefit in installing the left turn aisle. we believe that it is worthwhile to pursue. our issue there wa

jackson holtz is a reporter at the herald in everett, washington and author of the book "fly, colton,ly". >> colton had to go fend for himself for dinner much he did that by breaking into neighbors' homes and stealing prosen pizzas. >> reporter: by the time he was 15 he was stealing more than pizzas. one thing he was leaving behind were bare, footprints which led to the nickname the barefoot bandit. >> i never lock my doors. then he started, in and everybody started locking up. he hit quite a few places around here. >> reporter: authorities caught colton in february 2007. he was sentenced to three years in juvenile detention. but a year later after a transfer to this halfway house, colton escaped. >> that's when he began to do these phenomenal crimes, just unbelievable crimes. >> reporter: colton survived by living in the woods and empty vacation homes. he seemed to be having a good time on the run. after crashing a stolen mercedes into a propane tank at this market during a police chase, investigators found a digital camera in the backseat. >> colton has taken dozens of self portrait

everett's or is this supposed to get their feet wet in stone river. so-called stern rivers are scattered across to the nine national park they are in fact a mass of the rocks covered with lichen. it took geologists a long time to understand when and how such rivers of stone came about they eventually came to the conclusion that the rocks began a long downhill slide after there's a cold wind and water eroded the mountain slopes over hundreds of years. it's thrilling and wonderful grain and rocks. this is my first trip into the wild in a year. another custom vehicle and a cold bike join balanchine gregorio on his way to the remotest outposts of the national park even driving such cross-country vehicles over tiger road solo is a risky offense. it could break down as any time there are no communication facilities in this out of the way place if something goes wrong help will be a long time coming that's why a small caravan on wheels is a safer bet. i got my daughter in perth you are in for you know it is a beautiful place of many tourists come here but yo

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he was recovered aafew 3 but the boy was pronounned dead at a nearby hospittl. 3 (everett) "and youuknow, nobody wants to haveea tragedy & like this on a holiday you know and it was very sad youuknow.""- know."police say the boy had been swimmmng n an un- sspervised area.his nammehas noo yee been released. 3& a family spends tte holidaa -& without their lovvd one... one....llria stewart joiied & othees in he neighborhood for grandson..heyyhell a vigil in & hhs memoryy it wouud have peen wiillam daughtry's 21st birthday. he was shot in the head on stonewood rrad june first. police are & still searching for the guumen. first of all,i'm going to saa today is his birthday, he would be twenty-one years old today his life was ttken a & littll shorr but gllry be to &pgod for ww know ttat he hhd a savior ttat he's with right now 3 police need yyur help in pinding william's killers. anyone wwit information is pssed to call altimore pommicde detecttves at 410- 336-2100. you can remain aaonymous and you may evennget a reward. 3 tate enator catherine pugh will officcally place her namm shees expecte

i'll be going into sixth grade this year at everett middle school. students at my school work hard every day. we are planning for our future. the same way the mayor is planning for san francisco's future, not just planned for one-half in private -- planning for what happens in five years now, not just today. in five years, i will be in high school. mayor lee is planning for five years down the road, too, to make sure san francisco is what he calls solvent. it means we will put together [inaudible] [applause] mayor lee: thank you. finally, i would like to invite up to the podium lorenzo tomayo, who just turned 13 this week. he is going into the eighth grade and plans to go to lowell high school. he enjoys playing basketball with his school and with his buddies. he plans to attend camps. he is joined by his father. >> good morning, mayor and board of supervisors. san francisco students should be proud to live, study, and learn in one of the best cities in the world. when students come to graduate from high school or college, they should be able to stay

of his captain says fabregas the midfielder is missing from the gun the squad for this weekend's everett's cup which were also involves a genius harrison from a. red bulls watch the twenty four year old absence has increased speculation he could be on his way to barcelona. because. at the moment. he's coming back from an injury is not settled with us you know but all the speculation. around. his position and has to be sorted out soon and staying in england and liverpool captain steven gerrard he sets to be out until september the chance because of an infection in his more in thirty one year old midfielder is now on antibiotics and should be in hospital for several days going surgery had ended gerrard season in march but he was expected to return to the start of the new campaign he could also miss england's two you are twenty twelve twenty times against bulgaria and wales as well as premier league fixtures against arsenal and bolton. moving on to formula one where defending champion sebastian vettel edged out lewis hamilton in qualifying for the hungaroring wrong prix to take his eight pole

death last year instant instant to help spot the country's uprising that ousted president barack everett meanwhile officials have ordered a probe into recent clashes in cairo which is graphed one thousand people injuring two days of protests are so angry with the slow prosecution of senior officials and police are complaining that the lack of a speedy implementation of reforms since the revolt journalist national transcends the current leadership is ignoring people's demands. the government such as it is has not responded to the concerns of the people there strikes of the suez canal transportation workers people being killed again on the streets of cairo not a peep out of the corporate media and meanwhile we have william burns in cairo talking with mr turn towie the provisional head at the moment of the government and even the trial of the interior minister who is hated so much on the jury minister and also barak has been adjourned people are not getting what they thought they were getting when they toppled hosni mubarak we must remember that joe biden and hillary clinton didn't want to

just three days before the nine hundred sixty eight election he phoned the republican senate leader everett dirksen there was. i don't rock or get a price shock america ok we're playing record source right. we . are growing. embassy and. the press. are the second. to get this in the camp and they are going this is crazy. those tapes were just released by the l.b.j. library last year it's amazing as richard nixon lyndon johnson was accusing of treason. but by then nixon's plan it worked south vietnam boycotted the peace talks the war continued and nixon won the white house thanks to it gerald ford was the next republican after nixon left office the same way he entered it by breaking the law gerry ford took over the jury four was never like did and would never been president had it not been for richard nixon's treason so that's two republicans in office thanks to cold hard treason and then there was ronald reagan elected in one thousand nine hundred eighty one thanks to a little something called the october surprise when his people sabotaged then president jimmy carter's negotiations to relea

motivation and drive it's great when you can hear the crowd cheer you on with three stages left everett's needed historically beat in the overall standings the next world series twenty eleven is mulches enough on the twenty fourth of july last year the tail in some soul searching to produce one of his best performances ever and clean the stage when you would bet against him doing it again but virginia party. the russian by championships have wrapped up with all this like he was able to say they took so they have vents like a duck to water and bringing together competitors from all walks of sporting life. reports. fun in the sun was just around the corner for capital dwellers but other aquaria enthusiastic to travel from as far away as well give us talk to take part plenty of disciplines contested but the spectators made their viewers choice by flocking to the aqua bikes free style adventure pound for pound best in the discipline yvonne pecan and was noticeably absent i mean the battle for the top spot was blown wide open and an unlikely contestant from a completely different sport emerged

: with the assistance of two younger female interns, roberts on a rainy saturday night snuck into everettnd safe, he simply loaded it on to a dolly and wheeled it out. inside were samples from every lunar landing and a martian meteorite. a total of just 100 grams but valued by federal officials at $21 million. why did you do it? >> i mean the simple answer is to say that i did it for love. i did it because i wanted to be loved. i wanted someone to know that i literally cared about them that much. to have the symbol there to remind them of it. >> reporter: one of his accomplices that night was 22-year-old tiffany fouler. roberts, still married to a woman back in utah, fell hard for fowler and wanted to, yes, give her the moon. but this is someone you had only known for three weeks. >> yeah but i don't think that kind of connection that people really desire requires much time. >> reporter: okay. but three weeks to do something this dramatic. roberts says he and fowler planned on making a life together. >> in my own head, stealing something wasn't the way i looked at it. we weren't going to

edition now this is the same who owns news corp their hands oh please tell us this from here is rupert everett i just didn't get a little profile. it's kind of incredible though is that a lot of people today say you know twitter and blogs essentially shut this paper down because everybody was freaking out about it so much and going on about how wrong it is yeah i mean i was surprised i didn't know that rupert murdoch had a conscience so i didn't know that he would actually take that step i mean it's actually just gusting they were also allegedly listening to the emails of people who died in the london bombing i mean just like there was no lines there it was anyone was fair game i think it. does have a conscience because when we spoke about this on tuesday we were saying that well they're doing this because they're trying to keep up with demand and people want these they just have this insatiable appetite for some of these stories and now he actually has to shut it down because obviously it's not really profitable for him anymore can we just go with no great loss i mean can we get our stories a

edward everett was. he spoke for two hours. don't worry. i'm not speaking for two hours today. if you can imagine linking getting up after a two-hour oratory, 287 words in less than two minutes and it's so short a photographer could not take his picture. today it's one of the ones we remember. the second inaugural to me is really heart wrenching. i want to talk to you about it because we are right here. but if you can imagine, the first inaugural, the capitol dome was have finished. the first inaugural, have finished, scaffolding up on the capital. and at that time decided to continue with the destruction. not.uld we would be here. the second inaugural, all but assured the north would win. the dome was finished. he comes out. a cloudy day like today. a little overcast. the story goes that he comes out. as lincoln approached the podium the clouds actually broke and the sun shines. it must have been incredibly moving if you were there. he talks about a couple of things which i want us to think about. where we need to move for our next generation. he talks about let us judge not t

edward everett was who was a well-known orator. he spoke for two hours. don't worry, i'm not speaking for two hours today. but if you can imagine, lincoln getting up after a two-hour oratory saying 287 words in less than two minutes and so short the photographer couldn't take a picture. but today the gettysburg address is one of the ones that we remember. but the second inaugural, to me, is really heart wrenching, and i want to spend a moment talking about it. especially with us right here at the capitol. i think it's that way. the dome of the capitol was half finished, so the first inaugural there was a scaffolding up on the capitol, and at that time they decided to continue with the construction as a sign that the union would endure and we would not follow. we would be here. at the second inaugural it was all but assured the north would win, and the dome was finished. so he comes out, it's a cloudy day like today, a little overcast. and the story goes he comes out and as lincoln approached the podium, the clouds actually broke, and the sunshined on hip.

go ♪ at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.sweet, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. ♪ what if god was one of us >>> if you've been a "gma" viewer for a long time. i hope you have been. you may remember, we used to do a segment called "the god squad." where we look at the news through the lens of faith. and we're bringing it back. appropriately enough we're calling it "the e w god squad." and the new squad member, include father edward beck, the host of sunday mass on abc family and rabbi david wololpe from the sinai temple in los angeles. good morning to both of you. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. let me start with what's called the ground zero cross. this is a pair of steel beams in the form of a cross found in the wreckage of the world trade center. the group of atheists filed a lawsuit saying th

at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.my sweet, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. hello parents, it's going to be your kids are going to climb rope. they're going to have a year long tug war with the ceiling. and by the time they get out of 8th grade, they're going to do it with sweat on their brow and achievement in their hearts. so, this is what they're gonna need: running shoes, t-shirts, tube socks, fruit cups, cheese sticks, energy bars, rope climbing gloves, rope burn ointment, and a jump drive. not sure what that is, but they're gonna be jumpin'. school takes a lot. target has it all. >>> just ahead they're calling it a new low in britain's tabloid scandal. turns out one of the phones that may have been hacked by "news of the world" belonged to the mother of an 8-year-old murder victim. we'll le

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maybe jim everett should have tried this with jim rome.out your moment having passed? and remember as paris hilton demonstrated with h r dan harris, it's always best to finish the interview on a good note. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> but it ended with a hug. >> it did. >> i want a hug again. thank you, david. >> bree olson, one of charlie sheen's -- >> i'm not going to say whether she walked off. >> what? what? >> this is it. i'm out of here. >> robin, do i get a hug? >> no. this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. can be even more powerful, with precise pain relieving cream. it blocks pa

at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.erries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. >>> two new suspects have been arrested by los angeles police in connection with brutal beating of bryan stow. police are not publicly revealing details but the l.a. times reports that police conclude that giovanni ramirez that is being held on a separate parole violation is not responsible for the march 31st attack outside dodger stadium. stow is recovering from brain injuries at san francisco general hospital. >> grayer out this morning. let's check with mike and sue about the weather. >> that means cooler weather and 80s and mid-80s as warm as we get. 50s and 70s around the bay and 50s at the coast. temperatures will be below average all sin days of the forecast. >> we have problem in san jose, southbound 880 at coleman, a major accident

at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.eet, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. ♪ would you like to be my friend? ♪ ♪ i can run just like the wind [ female announcer ] only kleenex® brand has sneeze shield in all its tissues to help catch sneezes in their tracks sneeze shield your kids wherever they go. now in new convenient on-the-go packs. >>> still ahead here on "the early show," who doesn't love to go fishing every once in a while. it's nice. it's relaxing. you get the boat, grab some friends. how would you like to have this passenger aboard your vote. >> yikes. >> great white shark 10 feet long, 1100 pounds just came right over the rainfall this research vessel off the coast of south africa. >> i would have a nervous breakdown, and the people on board say it literally jumped right over one of them. i

at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.erries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. >>> in this morning's "healthwatch," new hope for hundreds of thousands of epilepsy patients that comes from a new state-of-the-art surgery, and medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to tell us more. good to see you, jen. >> good morning, rebecca. one in ten americans will suffer some kind of seizure in their lifetime, and one in 100 will have recurrent spontaneous seizures called epilepsy. now, instead of an invasive brain surgery, doctors at texas children's hospital are using a new minimally invasive procedure that might offer a better treatment for epilepsy. for the first eight years of his life, kagan disert was crippled with epileptic seeing yours. >> his epilepsy was caused by a brain abnormality or lesion where tissue app

they won't talk to you if you're ,,,,,,,,,, at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberryr you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. air quality officials are yesterday's hu >>> good morning. 8:25. i'm grace lee with your news headlines. >>> air quality officials are examining the health risk from yesterday's huge fire at a plastics plant in fairfield. plant workers believe that a torch started it by accident. >>> and today opponents begin their fight against gay history lessons in california schools. they will collect signatures for a possible ballot referendum trying to overturn that new law. it's scheduled to take effect in two years. >>> police hope that the surveillance picture will help catch the man who stole a car containing giants memorabilia. the owner of the car left his key in the car yesterday at a mcdonald's in walnut creek. that stolen memorabilia includes bats and balls autographed by willie mccovey. >>> traff

we want to make sure our tax code supports everetts to create jobs. the goal is not simply economic growth. or profitability for business owners alone. for job creation cannot occur without this. american businesses face obstacles achieving growth. our economy is recovering from the most significant recession since the great depression. banks are more cautious in their lending practices. at the same time the competition is getting tougher in an increasingly globalized economy. and new players are emerging in developing countries. in 60, exports accounted for 30% of our g.d.p. today they count for about 5%. in today's global economy we simply can't afford the tax code to hamper business' ability to compete in great jobs here at home. we need a corporate tax rules. rules that encourage job creation and widespread economic growth. last year began a comprehensive review of the american tax process and to understand how our tax code became so complex, we have recently held hearings to address tax reform. these hearings look at what taxes accomplish and whe

i remember everett dirksen being quoted, "a million here, a million there, pretty siewrn a talking about real money." we're not talking about millions, we're not talking about billions, we're talking about trillions. i think most people's minds have a difficult time conceiving of how big a number that is. mr. sessions: well, i thank the senator. i would ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to enter into a colloquy with my republican colleagues for up to 30 minutes. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. sessions: and, senator cornyn could join us, we'd be pleased. mr. president, the debt situation that we're in today is the most serious our nation has ever faced. a lot of people don't understand it and don't understand how serious it is. even after world war ii, we had growth, we had the baby boomers just becoming of age, we had more young people and fewer older people, and the situation was even though we had debt after the war, it was more positive than it is today. that's just a fact. i have tried to look at creation of a budget that would balance in ten years,

a message to the people who remain in everett and other parts of peace is sound, and it -- parts of peace is sound, and this is a message to where the work is going. -- puget sound, and this is a message to where the work is going. >> biggest to the point you raised about henry ford. we really are engaged in a race to the bottom. that does not even count the issue of outsourcing. we should be about lifting people up and try to find ways to help people to be able to afford automobiles and afford homes, be able to afford to send their kids to college. this bill seems to be living in the opposite direction. i understand where you're coming from. i get pepperroot real issue, but there is a larger pattern going on in this congress about lessening the quality of life for people. that is a bad way to go. i yield back. >> we are very pleased to be joined by a couple of guests. it is wonderful to see you. thank you very much for being here. [applause] >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank chairman kline for his leadership on this bill. i really take offense at comments being made that both o

everett, washington, democratic line is next. caller: the cuts, cap, and balance -- i don't mind the cuts but it means as more people are retiring also security, the bills get higher and higher and the republicans want to cut that down to 18%. that means it will affect social security and medicare. that is very important for people to understand the republicans have been trying to kill social security and medicare for years. that is my comment, thank you. host: republican line is next in macon, georgia. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to make a couple of quick points. i really resent the word ' entitlement' in reference to social security and medicare. i paid into those systems for 38 years from the work force and now i have a myriad of health problems including leukemia and i am counting on that to provide for my family and i would be disappointed with our congress if they decided to cut or do away with social security, medicare. there are so many areas in a government that can be cut where there is wasteful spendin

everett has become a tuna had a grandmother that english overnight in today's press two for spanish ors two for english and enact integrating. if anything, they are integrating faster now than they were in the past. thomas is a great set of numbers and has new study of the literature. compared to the ellis island is how people learn english. about half of learn some reasonable english. in the first five years, two thirds have learned some usable english. people are living english faster today than they learned in the past. by every other measure you can look at, whether it's language, whether it's education, whether it's level of your child, but they are below the poverty line. again, one great set of numbers. when you look at first-generation latinos by the time the second-generation kids of the same age, 85% of high school degrees. in many cases on many measures, immigrants are catching up to the native lauren. so there's a few out there in the reality of the integration numbers are that i think people don't know enough that whatever jobs are to be getting that information out to the

she knew senator everett dirksen well and helped out in his campaigns for re-election, and she was someone that practiced the art of politics from the fiscally conservative side but the ideological center. she was someone who was a role model for many of us at the township, at the state and especially at the federal level. i first met her after she had retired from our state legislature in springfield, illinois. when she served as the district director for congressman john porter. i remember on a long visit in which she was showing me the congressional district where i grew up in from a political point of view, and as we passed by the zion nuclear reactor, she said whatever your feelings from college, buddy boy, here we're pro nuclear power, and began to introduce me to the politics especially of lake county, illinois. betty lou reed was someone who liked to drink her bourbon and branch water, as she called it, regularly in the evening, telling old war stories about how things were done in springfield, illinois. she was always kind, considerate, and i never really heard a swear word from h