my name is fay, and i am here to support the residents in the request to appeal this permit. for antennas and wireless facility in their neighborhood, on a public right of way. and i note that this particular pole has signs posted on it that talk about "safety hazard," "danger of arcing." i have protested something, back in 2003, and because of the process, the board of appeals put some conditions on the facility that made the residents feel safer about having it there. i feel it is important that residents have the right to appeal these and to state their concerns. i would agree that these facilities create numerous hazards as well as obviously being a nuisance visually, but the hazards themselves relate to fire as well as the pole overloading, and i sail regularly in the day, and we have days where there are unusually high winds. -- i still regularlys -- ail -- sail regularly in the bay. we do have these conditions here. again, i just also want to erase that i am sure that if i owned property in this area, i would be concerned about the value of my property being degraded,

the taliban in september two thousand and one suit is assassinated by al qaeda and is replaced by fayed. flame and other afghan war chiefs become the best allies of donald rumsfeld also known as mr war in america. they risk. millions of dollars to oust the taliban. after the fall of kabul in two thousand and two fame the former war chief is named defense minister then marshal. disallows him to distribute land in the ship or district. we tried to contact marshall fame several times he did not wish to give us his side of the story. one question remains how do you earn five hundred thousand dollars when you're a civil servant. a question looming in the streets of kabul. both. of them area where does the money for the palaces come from from the mother's belly. yet if they get the money to build it they will fall like me. how did they do it people in the streets are not the only ones who have become suspicious the role of the human rights commission is to monitor the government the commission's lawyers have officially requested that share poor is wealthy be investigated. to no avail the subj

wi were aware of the storm's damage and fay ttalities early the morning in arkansas. it turned the entire city's attention to the weather. people tuned to their weather radios, the internet, television. they knew what was coming and prepared. >> we're so appreciative you went to work for us. thanks to you. and further west, another storm we have been tracking up to a foot of snow has fallen in the dakotas and minnesota. these are the pictures. behind the storm, bitterly cold temperatures tonight. it will be 15 below zero in parts of the plains. >>> from the mountains of oregon tonight, a remarkable story of survival. and it appears the abundance of snow might have actually helped save a teenager's life. 14-year-old jake denim was skiing with his family when he vanished as the sun was setting. he built a snow cave for shelter against the subzero cold. he was found well into the night after spotting the lights used by rescuered to find him. >> and a huge weather story unfolding overseas tonight. storms in australia have created what one person called flooding of biblica

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really been one of resilience we saw the airports up for money again very quickly we've heard president fayed of he made it to the devils i can omit for saying these terrorists haven't pulled the country to its knees and that really now there's a need for the international community to unite to fight what is a global threat and here on the ground they're really putting actions they strong values that they made to find a pair of traits and to find all of those you had any part any responsibility in this attack and we know the finger of blame has pointed at the chance will and airport authorities there's been full. high officials ready more expected to come as the investigation continues as we start to really find everyone involved and hold them accountable all right sara first thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest on this. and ivan eland an american defense analyst and author explains why russia is becoming a frequent target for islamist terrorists these people may have been trained in pakistan in the al qaeda areas the problem that you have with those areas is there are many grou

that is what happened with the binding fay got together and anti-plant binding societies were anti-opium societies and made a double promise and will not find the feet of my daughters and will not marry my son to a woman whose feet are bound that way where it was a condition you create a husband at the same time as changing the practice which was a brilliant. i don't know who thought of this because i cannot read chinese sources but it was a brilliant design. it is similar to what they have done in west africa when these women and men to commit themselves to female genital cutting first of all, they only do it at the same time in a village from which the has been scum. they have the conversation together then they say we will not do it and will not marry into families that do it it is a tipping point* when there is a new abnormal all the social presser -- pressure on dueling for bookbinding or slavery, flips suddenly you feel bad and this is a book about honor but if you want to make the changes there are other things you have to do which it is real social organization those that commit

the severe it very severe injuries and she said one died it has occurred of those who were working mr fay and all the other stores and nearby. then used the old came in to help the security this is already off system and the airport staff in order to transport the wounded and the bodies of the children from the international arrivals area but of course we also spoke to more i would you says and me that we could have a listen to what they told us earlier. oh maybe maybe but maybe it was into them a little bit later but like i'm saying of course also at this at this particular moment. we're waiting for the moscow mayor because the betting to arrive on the on the scene we're also we're hoping for the most good district mayor. or to come as well so we're waiting for all sorts of very high ranking officials to come in observing this scene see for themselves what's happening of course there's more cars security and more emergency vehicles coming and going as as we're standing here we see it we see the wood on their own eyes and of course you can imagine that there's going to be a lot more bio t

. >> god bless carla fay tucker and her victims and their families. >> george bush said he watched that interview, but he did what he thought a governor had to do. >> what's it like to kill someone? >> it's horrible. i try not to take myself back to that night. we're the ones who put them through it. i'm the one that did that to them. so while i wanted to be angry, i couldn't be. >> people were pleading for her life all over the world including the pope, pat robertson because she converted to christianity. she was very believing. while she was frightened, she believed she was going to go to a better place. >> it's a blessing to be a part of it. it's exciting to know that god has a plan for this. >> the press corps was immense there. south carolina was close at the time. it's like one minute to 9:00. i'm standing with bush and mccain. mccain says to bush, george, does it have to be the way it's been? bush said to mccain something like, that's politics. mccain said to bush, is everything politics? and suddenly the guy says "on stage." i knew we were going to have a humdinger. >> tonight,

together, stoob seeing policies will of what we have to do domestically but the broader interest of fay global world economy. and i think that recognition is very important. what we feept to do is try to strengthen the incentives china faces to continue on the bath of reform to rebalance the economy and move-- and to help join us in trying to shape a system that will work for both of us going yard. you know, china was not there when i p the u.s. and parts of europe built the post-war economic system. they are not present at the table then. they took advantage of that but that system is going to have to adapt and change, and what we want to do is-- we were going to have our interests we're going to pursue, and they're going to have their interests they're going to pursue, but we want to make sure those people recognize those interests are in many ways closely at aed. they were largely complementary, and we want to make sure they're comfortable that we're going to be able to build a system that's going to accommodate their interest not just ours. >> rose: any risk of state governments bei

san laugh fay yell, 38. we'll go for a high today at 62 degrees in the beautiful valley. where is all of the rain? up in vancouver or seattle. the 10-day outlook shows high pressure reloads. we'll see if that develops around the hawaii islands. if it does, we'll keep an eye on that, but wouldn't be until early february. high pressure says i kind of like it here, so i'm just going to park it, and that's exactly what it is doing. lots of sunshine. 48 to 58 at noon, and then 58 to 68. low 60s, mid-60s, upper 60s. >>> it is 7 clinic 12. a new warning this morning from osama bin laden. the demand he is making in order for kidnapped journalists to avoid execution. >> why are some well-paid managers getting a big raise at one school? the school says it will help them save money. >>> breaking news. we want to take you back to vallejo. over the scene of an active crime investigation. we have been told police are vestigating a body found in a car in a parking lot between a howard johnson's restaurant and a grocery store. you can see in these live pictures police tape and police off

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and his medicine because he didn't want to fay couple of dollars for some eye blew pro fin off the store shelf. so how does his emergency room visit, which was not an emergency room -- which was not an emergency. and somebody had to pay for it and how did it rise in my insurance? host: a related tweet. someone is asking if you could please explain what your -- lots of >> well, it's a lot. what we estimated when we were considering the health care bill was about $1,100 of your premium. if you purchase through your employer, $1,100 on your plan is paying for other people. that caller has a good point. one is the abuse of the emergency room and what you describe clearly was. that makes no sense what over. that cost does get passed on to you and if everybody does have access to care now, they don't have to go through this con have lewded approach of having to go through the emergency room and then i -- that's a huge expense for them to keep that up and running and going. every time somebody comes in, it's a big expense, but if they have no insurance, there's still the expense of treat that p

because i'm essentially remedy oriented, and as i've seen in my own district how hamp has faied so many homeowners, people who wo hard for their homes, got caht up in a crisis not of their making, it does seem that the only way out of this is to take measures that protect both homeowners and investors. a recent "washington post" article, january 18th, as a matter of fact, suggested that the incentive structure for services is greatly misaligned. let me just quote that. studies have shn that foreclosure is often more profitable for a company known as a mortgage servicer that collects the monthly payments on mortgages and passes them ono investors who own the mortgages. how it is often not the best path for borrowers who lose their home or investors or investors who lose money. mr. massad, is it true that mortgage servicers often have a financial incentive to foreose on distressed borrowers, and at times of that program, your program actually gives them a financial disincentive to work with borrowers, and what are you doing about it? >> well, what we're trying to do is give them an incent

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pursue the more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquillity, promote the general well fay and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, first i'd like to take a moment to welcome back all of my colleagues and particularly the 13 new republican senators who we efficientlily swore -- who we officially swore in just a few minutes ago. americans looking for creative, principled leaders. aim confident this impressive class of new republicans will not disappoint. i'd also like to welcome my good friend, the majority leader. at a time when some think the two parties cannot even agree on the weather, senator rierd l. reid and i get along just fine. i look forward to working with him again throughout this congress. the biggest changes today are of course happening across the dome and i'd like to welcome the many new republican members of congress who come to washington to change the way things are done around here n this they'll be led by ver

pursue the more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquillity, promote the general well fay and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, first i'd like to take a moment to welcome back all of my colleagues and particularly the 13 new republican senators who we efficientlily swore -- who we officially swore in just a few minutes ago. americans looking for creative, principled leaders. aim confident this impressive class of new republicans will not disappoint. i'd also like to welcome my good friend, the majority leader. at a time when some think the two parties cannot even agree on the weather, senator rierd l. reid and i get along just fine. i look forward to working with him again throughout this congress. the biggest changes today are of course happening across the dome and i'd like to welcome the many new republican members of congress who come to washington to change the way things are done around here n this they'll be led by ver

>>> after spending a week faying tribute to victims in tucson, tribute to victims in tucson, the>> there will be no change in tactics. tactics. and there will be a definite and and there will be a definite and noticeable change in tone. noticeable change in tone. republicans understand that this republicans understand that this will, in the eyes of some will, in the eyes of some americans appear americans appear confrontational, possibly confrontational, possibly confrontational too rapidly confrontational too rapidly after the events in tucson. after the events in tucson. >> there are some republicans >> there are some republicans like michelle bachmann who like michelle bachmann who wanted to be confrontational. wanted to be confrontational. the fundamental feeling among the fundamental feeling among house republicans is look, there house republicans is look, there was an act of madness, a crime, was an act of madness, a crime, mass murder in tucson and why mass murder in tucson and why should that crime deter the should that crime deter the policy of government? policy of gove