who lives far. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers supper. in a bowl made of his breath. the stew has boiled and i wonder at the cat born from it's steam. the cat is in the bedroom now. muling. the cat is indecent and i whom trying to be tidy, i whom trying to do things the purpose way, i who am sick from the shedding. i, am undone. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers pastry in a basket spun from his vision. it is closely woven. the kind of container some women collect. i have seen these in many colors but the basket he brings is simple. only black. only nude. the basket he brings is full of sweet burdens and i eat even the crumbs. as am i have not dined for days. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers tea made from the liquid he's crying. i do not want my lover crying and i am sorry i ever asked for tea. my lover, who lives far away opens the door to my room pretending he never cried. he offers tea and cold cakes. the tea is delicious. spiced like the start of our courtship. honeyed and

i think it is too far developed. it is too far dispersed. the innocent lives that would be, the collateral damage is simply too great, and without u.n. map date, -- mandate, without u.n. decision for the united states or israel to once again attack a third muslim country for the united states unilaterally i think is a fiasco, and i don't think it will be militarily successful in this attempt to delay this program. iranians now have learned how to build and have enriched uranium. they built these communities and it is under 25 feet of cement and dirt. it has been heavily fortified. there are three centers for enriching uranium, each the size of six football fields, and they have the capacity to have a cascade of 50,000. nobody in their right mind believes a country wants a peaceful nuclear program when it builds a cascade of 50,000. you just don't need 50,000 cascade if you're going to enrich ewe uranium 3%. for that, 5,000 cascades is enough. 50,000 gives you 5%. i think in my view, iran has trying to become what is called the latent or a vi

so far the growth rate. in the recall very has been disappointing and probably because there was excessive amounts of that the leverage in the financial system or parts of the corporate the world so while china india brazil are growing six to eight nine percent and last year that are called video gold shows only around four percent i think that not only that is a rogue or old but compared to other emerging markets inflation dizzy and my reach double digits of ten percent or more and the central bank has been call shows and raising interest rates and inflation might be gold also higher i think that the way that russia has to deal with the fact that they want to get what they need to limit the inflation is to make sure that it was higher and if you make structural reforms if you free ob private enterprise if you make more efficient state than other enterprises if you have more incentive to run for banerjee then potential growth can be high growth can be and inflation is going to stay on their control. well tha

far as this is concerned? does it make any sway in the decision that has to remain by your governor? guest: very much so in the sense that every lawmaker is up for reelection this year. 120 in the assembly, for the in the senate, so they will be running on something. there is a lot of momentum for these types of reforms. he is 9 the public argument and is widely popular in new jersey and across the country. presumably, there is a link between his poll ratings in this tough talk on reform. how that plays out this summer and during the campaign and across the country, i think everyone is aware of the national debate in the debate statewide. they will be watching him. host: jarretttt >> a look at the national review magazine piece on the fiscal 2012 budget with michael tanner. also, a discussion on the e- verify system that determines the eligibility of an employee to work in the u.s.. later, a look at the two political impact from the continuing and ago amid protests in the little -- natalie -- middle east and n

i think that reality is far, far more complicated and i try to explain why it is more complicated, and why, in fact, the people who ruled iran today, the clergy had far more to do with muslims that fall than the cia ever did. the clear in my view unquestionable dominant force who's shift of position essentially completely shifted the dynamics in iran or the clergy. when they sided with most of their, you can clearly see in the documents the balance of forces was now against muslims. i refer to documents. and documents is really the last season why we now need a biography of the shah. there has been about a dozen bioing a if if -- biographies oe shah so far. in my view, unfortunately, all of them had been commissioned biographies. commissioned in the sense they were written to demonize the shah by his opponents, or lionize the shah by his advocates. many of them were directly paid biographies. in one case, they paid the french -- a british lady close to a half a million pounds in that time. she came to iran, spent very little time in iran and the embassyies when the british embassy, she

back to the point as far as ms. palin's point as far as what would reagan say about the conservative movement today. caller: it happens to be kicking butt. look around. health care is ours. the deficit issue is ours. i'm talking about political issues. job creation are ours. you know, as far as sara palin, you know, she's a little bit irrelevant except you guys keep working once in a while you try to -- you keep trying to bring her back as an issue. so that you can expose my ideology again, once again torks the hate. i've lived this for 40 years, sir. and i really do think you know exactly what i'm saying . host: washington. robert on our democrat's line. caller: good morning. the reason i called is i'm 65 and i remember ronald reagan all the way back from california he raised taxes until people squeeked in california when he was governor there and a lot of people lost their homes and stuff. but the main thing i remember reagan for was when he was president. and he immediately fired all the air traffic controllers.

is far enough when reparking.ote the city to appeal his ticket. even including a witness statement showing that he moved his car. >> i don't mind if the signage is appropriate then i can follow it. if i blow it it is my fault, but if the sign doesn't say move your car or move across an intersection or no reparking in a particular zone -- >> we tried contacting berkeley's spokeswoman to clarify. we asked how far drivers need to move to avoid a ticket, where the rules were posted and why they weren't on any of the signs. she didn't answer any of our questions and told us no one could provide an interview. we have a question about parking. so we went to the front lines. how far do you have to move your car in berkeley for it to be considered a new spot? the best we could find, code from the city's website. such parking time limit should be applicable for the total time period parked within within one or more parking spaces between intersecting streets. what does that mean to you? >> i have no idea, i don't know. >> i

movement has gone too far. america is a country that pioneers freedom of expression but is the rising tide of political correctness reigning in the right to say what you think people do. you actually speak their mind it's almost as though you have a sort of a code although sometimes you want to call a spade a spade and sometimes you want to call it trouble according to a museum poll the majority of citizens think the us is overdosing on p.c. turning the land of the free into a nation of hyper sensitive sissies. were even corn chips can cause mass controversy in this ad a priest substituted to read zero for the eucharist the body of christ. the commercial was created for a possible super bowl broadcast but after an uproar among catholics frito lay apologized and pulled the plug on the satirical spot during a commercial being pulled is a classic example of americans freaking out about something insulting to do with religion i understand why the catholic league might flip out that's their job however be able to la

to too far it with with all these soft spoken tolerance basically it's a fall of the government's not facing the facts standing up to reality standing up to the social phenomena is popping up in belgium and holland and germany and in throughout a few throughout europe in sweden and denmark as well you can you can't blame a whole. group of people for not doing this or that but you can you can blame the politicians for not dealing with the problems not not turning them into subjects can be criticized and and be paid which is exactly what they're trying to do now. a twin suicide bombers have rocked russia's southern republic of dagestan the explosions happened two hours apart at the village of yen two people were killed and another twenty injured all of the policemen artie's peter all over has the details. around eight pm moscow time on monday a female suicide bomber she turned out approached a police station in the village of good day and in the southern russian republic of dagestan she threw objects kindly at the police station at offices to to draw attention to herself when one of tho

my writing what islam so far will be learning how to. know your enemy you elizabeth supper to channel has been on trial in a vienna court on charges of making what is described as a hate speech against islam a left wing all strand magazine recorded and published a speech at one of his seminars landing here in court i have nothing against people who want to practice their faith. but i would like them to do this in the privacy of their own homes your ideas she says are nothing new and when europe's political elite express them they are not prosecuted for the same views multiculturalism has failed this is nothing new and my group and i have been saying this for years now all of a sudden. and others come out of hiding and agree with us i don't know why but elizabeth wolfe opponents say she crossed the line here a speech is outraged not only the muslim community but also made. it's not a matter of free speech that i can spread hatred about large groups of society now we have to respect individuals in our society and we have to ask them to int

it does not answer the questions that are far larger. it is still in the absence of a more comprehensive plan. while i am not opposed to this, the cumulative effect is not addressed. that is all i want to say. i would support a more comprehensive program at some point. maybe we could wriette a letter. it seems that what we do and what the board does frequently contradict. at some point, it would be useful to have a conversation where all of the pieces are in the same room to give the public a better sense of how we are responsible. commissioner moore: there is federal legislation here that is involved. we have to find an overlap with federal regulations for us to have some guidance of what we are doing here. this opposes the general concern by the public, and i would support your suggestion for more comprehensive -- commissioner antonini: commissioner miguel brought of some good points. there is a point where a lot of people don't even have a land lines anymore. the usage requirements are increasingly thin abounds. it seems to me one of

let's check out airport delays and so far doing okay.ow around chicago and heading south of detroit that may hit cleveland and also columbus, ohio. if you're heading that way it's going to be cold. abc7news.com whatever you need it. >> commuters in the washington d.c. and counties in maryland are expected to face long delays this morning. roads are strewn with cars and truck wrecks after rain, snow and freezing rain moved in last night. road crews were out all night to prep the roads. areas could get up to 8 inches of snow additionally today. it's part of a major no storm moving east. >> back here this morning hope is fading for the big maverick surf contest off half moon bay this winter. organizers are blaming it on la nina and the lack of swells needed for the competition. it's a far cry from last year when storms provided several opportunities to hold the contest. >> last season we voted four different times, so many different swells, so many great days that the guys had to surf. we actually voted four different times and the fourth t

westbound this traffic is okay so far. let's go back to pac. >>> topping our news this morning a san jose family is demanding justice in a horrifying hit and run case. the teenage girl was dragged hundreds of feet. allie rasmus is in san jose this morning. good morning, allie. >> reporter: this woman is at regional medical center in san jose. we are told doctors performed surgery on her to repair am broken pelvis and crushed hip. we're in san jose. this is where this hit and run accident happened. you can see the skid marks on the street where the young woman was hit and dragged by the vehicle. according to witnesses 18-year- old erika luna was crossing the street with her boyfriend around 2:30:00 a.m. when she was struck by someone driving a gray sport utility vehicle. that is the vehicle police are giving this morning. no one was able to give a clear look at the driver. her family and friends canvassed the area for drivers. the family is offering a $2,000 reward. >> they know they hit somebody. from there is no way you c

so far a smooth ride in either direction. that's your traffic.to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:19. let's take a look at this morning's top stories. a top drug cop in the east bay is in jail this morning. that's commander norman wielsch of the central contra costa narcotics task force accused of stealing drugs confiscated by his own officers and selling them. a private investigator is also accused in the drug sales. >>> there is a channels a new span of the bay bridge may be finished sooner than expected. >>> president obama is coming to silicon valley. a dinner will take place at a private home in san francisco discussing the president's tech agenda as well as jobs, education and innovation. >>> okay, sydnie. it will be at least 7 more months before a federal court decides the fate of same-sex marriage here in california. the california supreme court has agreed to decide whether supporters of proposition 8 have the right to defend the ban on gay marriage in the federal case. the state court plans to expedite the case meaning it could hear argume

this week is going to be a far cry -- next week is going to be a far cry from the warm weather we are seeing now. back to you. >> thank you. it is february. we'll take it. thank you. >>> a man hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting at a store in san francisco. a shooting in the haight- ashbury neighborhood happened after a man walked into the store with a small dog yesterday afternoon. the dog apparently got in the way of a store employee who shoved it with his foot. a witness says the dog other than challenged that employee. >> come back in, my brother felt like he has something on him. he shot three bullets -- [ indiscernible ] >> that store employee was arrested for that shooting. >>> 4:37. a napa state hospital inmate is in the hospital after setting himself on fire. about 100 inmates were moved temporarily after that fire last night. officials say the man set his clothes on fire inside a cell. he was flown to a sacramento hospital. no one else was hurt. the inmate had been at the napa facility since last fall. that's when he was charged with assault with a d

and as far as the chain link with minimal structure and totally opaque and that is no problem at all. and i think we've heard sufficient as far as with the pickling or baking or whatever and that is the case for a long, long time in san francisco. and the oh thing is about the puc that set clear the concept of systems and i am pleased with that. and the only other thing i have to ask is about pesticides and i know there are state regulations and city regulations and it is my understanding if i'm correct that the city's regulations are somewhat more stringent than the state. i don't know if that's true. i vice president been able to check it out. -- i haven't been able to check it out. and in any case, do you know that and does it apply? >> our understanding is that the city's more stringent are for city funded or city property and when you have an abbreviated list or truncated list of pesticide and fertilizers and that does not apply and allow the commissioner to clarify on privately held land that regulation defers to the state. commissioner antonini: that is what i thought. i would

a group that is doing the sales would have to register for any taxes and would have to register as far as any business permits from the city and that sort of thing. and i am presuming that that is cover and all included automatically? >> i think the assumption is if you set up a business going forward that you should secure your business license and pay the taxes. miguel were thank you. president olague: commissioner apt apt. apt commissioner antonini thank you. i have a lot of support for the proposal and a few questions. i grew up out in the livermore valley and i can remember when at a time when most of the population lived in the area and the food sources were much closer to the population and not too distant past we had areas in berkley and citrus fruits and orchards and now they come from probably the lower central valley and the produce and that' been displaced by the housing and businesses and we have to get that from the central valley and further and you are all on the right track and i hope you communicate with your friends in the north bay and the south bay and east bay to

they say the snow falling so far is particular laterally -- moisture-rich. very wet snowfall, good for the ski resorts, but when it comes to traveling over the area, a lot of snow, the moisture content creates the icy conditions over the summer. where trucks that could go over easily have a hard time. the chains in effect, right now, the gold run exit all the way to the to the nevada state line. >>> in addition to the rain and winds, we saw something we don't see often in the bay area, hail. scattered hail storms in several communities this morning, including include parting parts of san francisco and oakland. this happened outside the ktvu studios, lasting only about a minute. you can see the hail there, they are relieved to see it was small and didn't cause damage to the vehicles out there. now we would love to see your personal photos like today's event. one viewer sent this picture today, taken from a smart phone. we would love to see your photos here on the air or on the ktvu website, just e-mail them to us at photos at ktvu.com. >>> and wind today caus

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and the lack of posted signage to warn law-abiding drivers how far is far enough when reparking.e wrote the city to appeal his ticket, even including a witness statement showing that he moved his car. >> i don't mind if the signage is appropriate because then i can follow it. if i blow it, it's my fault. but if the sign doesn't say move your carr o move across. >> reporter: we tried contacting a berkeley spokeswoman to clarify. we asked how far drivers need to move to avoid a ticket, where the rules were posted and why they weren't on any of the signs. she didn't answer any of our questions and told us no one could provide an interview. we have a question about parking. so we went to the front lines. can i ask you a quick question? how far do you have to move your car in berkeley for it to be considered a new spot? the best we could find, code from the city's website. such parking time limit shall be applicable for the total time period parked within one or more designated parking spaces. between intersecting streets. what does that mean to you? >> i have no idea. i don't know. >

the ongoing border clash with cambodia is being blamed for five deaths so far. thai nationalists have seized on the issue saying the government should step down because it can't defend the country. each side blames the other for starting the fighting. >>> in germany today, secretary of state hillary clinton and russian foreign minister finalized the latest strategic arms reduction treaty. the treaty limits each side to 1550 warheads. the pact also reestablishes the monitoring system that ended in 2009. mrs. clinton said the deal was another step away from the threat of nuclear war. >>> well, it's not baseball season yet, but tens of thousands of giants fans walked to at&t park, die-hard fans lined up early, really early for the annual giants fanfest. >> reporter: bleary eyed and caffeine deprived, about 50 of the most dedicated giants fans camped outside of at&t park. >> we've been out here since 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: to be the first people inside giants fanfest. >> orange runs in my veins. >> reporter: by 9:00 am the makeshift campground evolves int

so far everything is reported on time.eading up to the sierra, you may want to wait a little bit. but chains are required. no surprise here. beautiful camera shots, though. here's interstate 80 near truckee. but yeah, chains are required on interstate 80, highways 50 and 88. if you are hitting the roads this morning,. >> remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's our traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> let's take a check of today's top stories. there is a chance that the new eastern span of the bay bridge will be ready sooner than expected. a news conference this morning will provide an update on the project. it's currently scheduled for completion in 2013. >>> the next ruling concerning proposition 8 will come from a california supreme court probably later this year. a federal court is deciding whether the ban on same-sex marriage is legal. the state court will rule on whether prop 8 supporters can defend the measure in court. >>> a drug cop is charged with stealing confiscated drugs to sell th

is far enough when re-parking.ote the city to appeal his ticket even a witness statement to show he moved his car. >> i don't mind if the sign is appropriate and i blow it. if it doesn't say move across the intersection or no parking in a particular zone -- >> reporter: we called berkeley to qualify and how far drivers need to move to avoid a ticket and where it was posted and why it wasn't on the signs. she didn't answer any of our questions and told us no one could provide an interview. so we went to the front lines. how far do you have to move your car in berkeley before it could be considered a new spot. the best we could find, code from the city's website. such parking time shall be applicable to one or more designated parking footage between intersected streets. what does that mean to you? >> i have no idea. >> i'm a teacher. this would be challenging, i think for most people to determine what the meaning of it is. >> reporter: what exactly are the rules? here in berkeley, you have to move your car across an

is it a question of how far out we are allowed to go? >> by code, it is not permitted in the special use district. but a planning perspective, averaging regards makes sense. -- averaging rear taryards makes sense. commissinoner antonini: i notice there is a deck in the back and a deck on the top. it is a little unusual to have 2 you a separate? . you have any idea what the -- it is a little unusual to have two seperate decks. the you have any idea what the project sponsor intense? >> there is one at the master bedroom level and one on the very top. my sense is that through the topographer be there are pretty good use up there. they are probably going -- my sense is that through the typography, -- topography, there are pretty good views up there. commissinoner antonini: are they putting a stairway in the building itself? >> initially, they had a spiral staircase projecting outside the building envelope. they internalized, to a certain degree, the stairs. you do have to go up to the master bedroom level to access the roof deck. commissinon

so far his family has donated three. the yellow wheelchair on the far left used to belong to a japanese child. it has helped many children in vietnam. >> it makes me very happy. >> as the program grew it started to receive more donations. now they face a new challenge. recruiting volunteers to remodel wheelchairs. >> i hope to expand our activi y activities with the next generation. >> the group is asking companies for support. now here is the weather. >> hi there, welcome to your world weather update. in oceania we have two tropical cyclones, one is to the southeast of new caledonia here. powerful system, indeed, category 4 system. very powerful indeed. the good news is it will continue to move in a southeasterly direction. southeasterly direction and staying well away from north island of new zealand. it's gradually weakening as well in the next several days. but it's still a powerful system, which means that it could be bringing some high waves in the vicinity. so these islands for fiji, also as it gets closer to new

and so far none of the victims has had serious injuries.e case, oakland police tell us a woman was thrown to the ground, an elderly woman in her 70s, before one of the thieves made off with her purse. police have only a very vague description of the suspects. in each case, they have been two adult african-american men in a white suv and again, those men believed to be responsible for about 6 robberies. authorities do have those descriptions out for those men and may have a warrant out for one of their arrests. but both men are still on the loose. no one has been arrested. and this neighborhood is on edge. >> thank you. sounds like they have some leads. thank you, christin ayers live in oakland. >>> oakland's mayor has made good on her promise to rehire 10 police officers. the "oakland tribune" reports the officers were back at work yesterday. but it could be up to two weeks before they are back on the streets again because they need some new training. they will be working in the patrol division. they were among the 80 officers laid off in j

thirty six that time has prompted a huge security review of major transport hubs revealing the system is far from perfect. with some clout a jury that i found must wait until later this month to see bill be extradited from london to stop all the sexual assault charges his supporters claim the allegations which were previously dropped of politically motivated press is the view out see if the transcript of the trial. hello and welcome to the program this is aussie's weekly review i mean you know our main story now taking power from deposed president hosni mubarak egypt's armed forces supreme council has dissolved parliament and suspended the constitution on to under which the country was ruled by martial law for nearly three decades the military has begun clearing eighteen days worth of debris including makeshift shelters and burned out cars from tahrir square in cairo has been the epicenter of the nationwide uprising that drove hundreds of thousands of egyptians on to the streets demanding change was really three weeks of protest and battles president hosni mubarak resigned and both u.s. pres

and far far there is battling to bushfires near perth in australia's west coast brought the flames under control the blazes destroyed sixty homes and dozens more damaged officials haven't declared the situation safe yet warning residents to be vigilant meanwhile cities on the country's east coast continue to struggle with flooding prime minister who's moved to tears one to live in a tribute in parliament thirty five people died in floods. goats sheep and rabbits are making a contribution to modern medicine. governments are helping pharmaceutical companies produce drugs to treat diabetes and cancer it's a groundbreaking sides known as transgenic farming sarah first discovered. just how do you rabbits more importantly why would you want to. risk the genetic and modify driblets produce a very valuable drug in their milk which is used in treating cancer. here's a scientific research center on the outskirts of moscow these animals are aging scientists cutting edge research welcome to the pioneering new wells of farming pharmaceuticals this is where the alamo. these worms ordinary rabbits but

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it is far less dense than any of its immediate neighbors. if the project sponsor were to do a lot split, he would have two lots and could have six units on it. each lot would be 2363 square feet. the law to the right is only 1873 square feet. as far as the height those, the front of the building matches almost a identically the building to the left. after the setback, it matches the building to the right. the architect has a wonderful proposal for the rear storehouse. it moves the penthouse and opens up the view for 1262 lombard street. that offer was rejected, and it is a good proposal. when 1262 went and applied for their roof deck, they faced much of the same opposition from the same neighbors as the project sponsor is facing now. finally, the comments about the holes in the roof -- i happened to be there one day, talking to commissioner deborah walker. she climbed up the stairs and booked for those holes in the roof and did not find them. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? anyone who has not spoken can speak

why this one was less powerful but far more deadly. up. >>> and a rash of robberies in this area. hot thieves are targeting and their surprising m.o. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, february 22nd. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, it's february 22. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks so much for joining us. your time is 5:30. >>> dozens are dead from a powerful earthquake that has rocked new zealand. the magnitude 6.3 quake centered near christchurch has killed at least 65 people. sharon chin is in our san francisco newsroom now with the latest on rescue efforts there. sharon. >>> reporter: good morning. rescue crews are working in the dark and drizzle desperately trying to get to people trapped in the rubble. the people of christchurch are saying not again. this is the second major quake to hit the city in five months. this one was less powerful but caused far more damage because it hit in the middle of a workday closer to the crowded streets of downtown. tall

. >> reporter: $150 billion too far. that's how much it's cost taxpayers to support the shaky mortgage giant's fannie mae and freddie mac. in a report today, the treasury laid out three options to reform the housing market to make sure another bail out never happens. they include strictly limiting the government's role in housing to guaranteeing mortgages for low and moderate income americans; supporting the mortgage market directly, but only in times of stress or providing so-called catastrophic insurance on mortgage securities that kicks in after private investors take losses. james lockhart used to head the government office regulating fannie and freddie. he says the last option would do the most to protect taxpayers. >> a direct guarantee is keeping the government too involved in the housing market. at this point, they have almost 90% of the mortgages that are being originated and we really got to start weaning the housing market off the government. >> reporter: as soon as october, the treasury wants to lower the so-

rainfall totals so far a half inch in santa rosa, just a little over that. tapering off rapidly as you head south. a light rain maker, juicier system headed our way for tomorrow into wednesday, which will leave a little more rain in its wake, continue these cool temperatures on through the week. >>> all right jim. thanks very much. >>> pg&e may have lost crucial information about its pipeline system, because of problems with computerized records. the utility was not aware the pipeline that exploded in san bruno had a seam with a poorly installed we would. pg&e struggled with its data base since the software was installed in 1993. >> checking out other headlines, cal train holding the first of four public hearings on proposed fair hikes and service cuts, they may close seven stations and eliminate weekend service entirely. cities around the peninsula and south bay are mounting a letter writing campaign. >>> two bay area legislators want to ban the sale of shark fin soup in california. they are introducing that bill today. it would make it illegal to sell or d

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time in which parties are allowed to articulate the concerns of normal egyptians then i think we're far more likely to see a politics that everyone can actually agree on rather than focusing on this fear mongering about islamic extremism where of course it's an issue it's an issue of cross the world just as other forms of religion dream ism are but i don't think it characterizes the only other option to mubarak's rule which is the story that he tried to peddle himself he says and he says he'd love to leave the country but he can't for its own stability yet it is he who is unleashing armed gangs on the street who are throwing molotov cocktails at people and shooting people so i think he's ultimately trying to answer his own question which is not fair for the people of egypt. a lot of speculation in the unrest in egypt is being fueled by students groups operating in the region vigilantly mall the book humanitarian imperialism supporting dictatorial regimes is also a form of extremism. i think what we're seeing now is the total collapse of american and western policy in that region and isr

it sparked a media frenzy with american channels going so far as to say that the publication of was a warning of an upcoming attack from the islamic republic but peddling fear and vilifying iran as a common currency and the u.s. is going to check out now reports. a book found in the arizona desert has put america's most watched cable news channel on high alert fox news alert on new terror fears the book was reportedly published anywhere and contained information on suicide bombers that much was enough to trigger sensational suggestions that iranians could be plotting something inside the u.s. they would not give us a picture of the book they would not say if it's personalized in any way or you know what trackers may have found basically no facts behind the story but that didn't stop the channel from making a big scary deal of it story although they reported it point out at the end it could mean something and it could also mean nothing the international community is worried about iran but the american media go way beyond that seeking to make the country the wall boogeyman the biggest t

are due on tuesday but so far the european indices are flat my. and most financial stocks are in the red on the footsie xstrata is supposed to biggest loss is down two point two percent. and also more than one percent on the foot see whether energy shares pushed up by high oil are keeping the index to positive in frankfurt the tax is trading marginally in the block. and here in russia investors are also looking to hear reports from europe and the us later in the day they are ts in the might six up to positive our oil and gas companies are the top gainers in the my six on rising oil prices the branch heard close to one hundred four dollars on continued and growth in the middle east and robust chinese demand. ok now let's have a look at something does russia second largest gas company not a tech is leading the gains on the my six its shares are up two point eight percent after russia's federal antonopoulos satis approved mother to explain cho holder venue the he sells it for twenty five percent of the shares and. though he has corporation through hi

senate's judiciary committee is in a real hurry to rubberstamp rather than discuss and debate the far reaching measures they expire in three weeks and i think there is not time really to go through. a major change in those there was no time either for real debate back in two thousand and one when the patriot act was adopted weeks after the nine eleven attacks according to congressman dennis close senate lawmakers hadn't even read what they were passing what happened once the patriot act was passed the fourth amendment rights to. unreasonable searches to be protected from unreasonable search and seizure just thrown out the congressman was one of the very few who openly oppose the act we have a challenge to the essence of our democracy with the very existence of the patriot act and of course its name the patriot act who would want to oppose the patriot act because it makes it sound as though you're a patriot if you're for it but actually. the idea of tying patriotism to destruction of cherished constitutional privileges needs itself to be challenged although lawmakers insisted that the

how far out does this group of people reach? >> were you concerned there was an othercell? >> yes, we were. the fact that core group was talking to people travelling outside the area -- and i believe it was to the north, that needed to be fine. if the operation goes down early then you leave this batts by, that can come back to haunt you. >> -- then you leave this early, it can come back to haunt you. >> and it did. they failed to immediately inform police special g branch. mi5 did provide some details about the car and addresses, but it was four months before police were brought into the picture. that was after the cell had been arrested. possibly putting the london bombers on their guard. >> the key question is did they pose a threat to the public who had been part of the plot? the answer was not at that time. m >>i5 -- >> mi5 did not routinely share information. that has changed. british intelligence insist there was no evidence the suspects were terrorists. >> for every lead that is followed, that is a lead that is not followed. there are limited resources available. ju

st maybe the cutbacks go too far, maybe they don't go far enough. but that's taking the budgeteau cutbacks, spending cutbacks this results in pain and when there'. pain, people scream and that's the way it works relating to our going to see a lot more of it and weather impacts on thetsn presidential race, don't know. >> host: we are talking with charlie cook, commentator and analyst on msnbc and writes for the national journal group including "congressdaily." he's a writer and contributor tr washington quarterly and the editing publisher of the cook of political report. we have a tweet saying obama mabey carter if unemployment remains high and gas is at $5 a gallon. how can he possibly be reelected with the hypothetical? how do you respond? o, f rep >> guest: first of all i am not an economist for an energy expert. my hunch is you're going to be seeing an energy price come down a good bit. n't think the situation in t libya is coming to remain wheret %t is within a week or two weeks tr a month. that is justha my hunch.ke we see the oil slicks that o

mass transit everything is on time so far. we are off to a great start for bart, ace, muni and caltrain. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:55 on your tuesday. >>> basketball fans in sacramento are hoping to keep the city's nba franchise in town. league officials confirm the sacramento kings are in talks to move the franchise down south to anaheim. fans are busy buying up tickets hoping to sell out their home game against the clippers. an advertising agency is putting up eight billboards around the town with hopes of keeping the team in sacramento. kings fans have also launched an online campaign using twitter, facebook and other websites. so that's no fun. >>> well, giants closer brian wilson, you never know what to expect. >> he is back in the headlines. after meeting with, of all people of, charlie sheen, the actor flew wilson out to his los angeles home on friday. wilson said he was invited to meet with sheen and movie makers to consult on a fourth installment of t

however the troubles are far from over. the city engineer is saying the ocean is still eating away at the shore. >>> san francisco plans to stock up on bleach i'm not kidding. board of supervisors committee approved a $14 million contract to buy 20 million pounds of bleach. a lot of it will be poured into the cities sewer system to keep it from smelling bad in the summertime. >>> new environmentally friendly street lights are raising safety concerns in antioch. the contra costa county times reports they are happy with the new lights installed this year because they are not as bright as the old ones. the new lights create dark spots between polls. it can't make any changes right now pause the city budget is very tight. >>> the city department is seeing a boost in the police department. a lot of people have stepped forward to volunteer their time to the police department after the city asked for help. the volunteers are helping the police department in nonviolent situations. >>> the city of oakland is in the middle of a uniqu