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first card as president comes from the norm. he was toppled by the. close knit community they helped one another as best they can. to keep. and sank living in the north. does. help each other. before came to power had served in the local police for a long time he was born and when becky of became president was replaced with someone from the south now makes a living as a postman this time he is leaving bishkek for the place he dislikes most of all the country southern capital of all. neighborhoods and polluted shops serve as a reminder of a vicious conflict the ethnic standoff between curtis and backs. the border between kurdistan and his back stan was drawn in soviet times it didn't matter that a dense population was part of the republic after all it was part of a single country the soviet union however interethnic violence erupted following the collapse of the us s. or one of the bloodiest confrontations began in the early hours of june eleventh two thousand and ten and lasted for nearly five days. the city of instantly fell into two camps people wro

they're now a game behind the first place cards in the n.l.entral. >>> and the boogie down bronx, cc sabathia and the yankees take on the mariners. seattle has lost 16 in a row. top of the fourth sabathia gets ichiro down swinging. ryan, check swing. dustin richardson, the talented rookie, he's just looking. swinging on by. justin smoke suffering the same fate and gutierrez, go ahead. yeah, like window shopping at the mall. he's just looking. top of the sixth now. mike carp goes down on a slider. seven straight strikeouts for sabathia. top of the seventh, brendan ryan, the buzz kill, breaks up a perfect game but sabathia, career high 14 ks, and the yankees win, 4-1. that's your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> passengers on a flight from san francisco to honolulu got a taste of hawaii before the plane even touched down. >> they were treated to a flash mob. 20 dancers from a san francisco dance troupe suddenly got up and did a hula dance, yep, right there in the middle of the plane. >> how fun. >> shockingly the airline didn't even charge fo

each weapon were exchanged with hundred dollar cash cards. >> first two years, we had 137 weapons off the street. so its safety issue, chances of you injuring yourself with a weapon or someone with a weapon that you have stored are greater than using it for self-defense. >> the gun buy-back program begin in 2009 after a toddler was accidentally shot to death by a 12-year-old who found a gun in a garage. >>> two-hour special right here on abc7 tomorrow will shed more light on jaycee dugard's kidnapping than ever before. it will come straight from dugard herself. she was kidnapped when she was 11 years old and helped captive for 18 years. people have been waiting to hear from the girl who disappeared from their neighborhood. >> she is just a real survivor. i would be proud to have her around. >> you can watch a prime time special tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on abc7. diane will be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your question to her at diane sawyer tag abc. >> they are hiring in santa cruz 60 positions are available for some of the hardest hit resi

but i have several speaker cards first. [reading names] >> share of the music department at city college. yes, it is a project that we have been waiting for as long as i have been at the college, which is 1965. the students of city college, we wanted an auditorium. we are the only institution i know what that does not have this kind of facility. we are in incomplete campus, listed that way in the state community college system. we have over 5000 head can students in the performing arts. we are squished into place that was built for 400 students, so it is long overdue, and we have very talented students. there is so much interest in this project. the building is beautiful. it has won awards are ready. it is a highly environmentally friendly building. the hvac system is already in place, because the building that is already built in the south part of the reservoir, the north-south access, contains the hvac unit for both buildings. the buildings also concede to form a friendly walkway inside the two buildings to get from publi

card recently. it had five charges on it before i caught it. first charge, $3$3 chuck e. cheese. erious? hey, i just found this debit card. who's up for horrible pizza and whack-a-mole? let's go right now! who's down for flat pepsi and air hockey? let't'get it while we can. time is of the essence, this dude is about to c ccel this card y'all. first charge, chuck e. cheese. second charge, $170 at target. third charge, $300 at walmart. fourth charge, $18 on gas. fifth charge, chuck e. cheese again. [ laughtht ] what type of monster are you? you didn't have enough fun the first time? did my card get stolen by a 9-year-old? or by a bad broke father? well i hope they had a horrible time on the second outing. i hope the pizza made his family sick, and i hope his kids never learn to read. [ laughter ] then another time my card info got stolen. somebody was chargrgg up crazy stuff in california. i live in new york. it was two separate $400 charges at barnes & noble. who balls out of control at barnes & noble? who's ever spent more than $80 at barnes & noble? and i hate visa fraud preventi

of her first i.d. card came back with a height of 6'5". >> here is the i.d.he information is corrected but the height it says 6'5". she is only 5'5". stow they went to another dmv to see if they could get it right. >> they said i don't know how it happened but we'll get it straightened out. >> here is the second i.d., 6'5" they seemed determined but she got her daughter to head back to the san mateo dmv. >> i gave them a hard time because she kept dragging me back over and over again. >> but once begin she talked to yet another clerk. >> she was just absolutely amazed and couldn't believe they had two wrong ones. >> problem solved, right? wrong. a third i.d. came in the mail and 6'5". >> are you sure you are not 6'5" >> how many hours do you think you spent on this? >> the whole process, i would say at least accumulative of eight hours. >> with a ticked off teenager. >> we couldn't have them spend another 8 hours in line and things started happening fast. a new i.d. came in with correct height and dmv says it strives for perfection but there are few cases whe

youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three made a poor start with the first before covering the card at seventy one and that's how he was matched by luke donald the new world number one and winner at last week's scottish open but the day belonged to the two front runners lewis your. changes were dramatically. but. it's just part of them try and see if you can do the same trim or. a long way of the storm and you're always going to be police shooting a good number because you can play your way out of it but you can never win. not a good day though for the favorite in the tour de france defending champion operative contador losing another fourteen seconds to his rivals as the race and the tyranny stage twelve eventually being won by spain's samuel sanchez or frenchman thomas faulkner paid enough to keep the yellow jersey on bastille day that day think it through instinct climbs and it was on the final one the news arden ben sanchez pulled away but while he was lapping it up things weren't so comfortable for defending champ contador he was in a group with his main rivals for b.l.o. jerse

her first i.d. card came back with a height of 6'5". >> here's the i.d.ll the information is correct but the height. it says 6'5". she's only 5'5". so mother and daughter went to the redwood city dmv to see if they could get it right. >> they were really surprised, and they said, oh, i don't know how this happened, but we will get it straightened out. >> and here's the second i.d., 6'5". the dmv seemed determined, but she got her anger and headed back to the san mateo dmv. >> i kind of gave her a hard time because she kept dragging me back over and over again. >> but back they went once again and talked to yet another dmv clerk. >> she was just absolutely amazed and couldn't believe that we had two wrong ones. >> problem solved, right? wrong. a third i.d. came in the mail and again 6'5". >> are you sure you are not 6'5"? >> i'm 100% sure. [laughter] >> how many hours do you think you spent on this? [laughter] >> the whole process, i would say we spent at least accumulative amount of 8 hours. at least a day. >> with a ticked-off teenager. >> with a ticked-

first. i am so tired. >> this year's favorites kept their cards close to their chest on thursday, waiting and watching to see who wiggins' first. when luxembourg attacked, there was another half minute lost on the main contenders. a further toward a france victory is looking less likely for the spaniard. >> france is also celebrating bastille day to day, its national holiday, with the traditional military parades attracting thousands. this marks the storming of the bastille prison in paris on july 14, 1789, viewed as the start of the french revolution. >> of bastille day celebrations are always an elaborate display of military might. french fighter jets painted these guys and thousands recorded the regiments, marching down the street. the death of five french troops in afghanistan a day earlier overshadowed the festivities. the president began the day with a visit to a military hospital in paris, where he strongly condemned the attack. >> the french soldiers were protecting the village gathering that aimed to facilitate the reconciliation of different groups in afghanistan. the attack was a terrorist act

her first id card came back with height six foot five. >> here is the id.. six foot five. the dmv is got her daughter and headed back to san mateo dmv. >> i gave her a hard time. she kept dragging me back. >> back they went again and talked to yet another clerk. >> he was just amazed and couldn't believe that we had two wrong one autos problem solved. right? wrong. a third id came in the mail and again... six foot five. >> are you sure you're not six five? >> 100% sure. >> how many hours do you think you've spent on this? the whole process boy say we spent at least eight hours. >> yeah. >> with a ticked off teenager. >> with a ticked off teenager. >> we couldn't have them spend another eight hours in line. we took the problem to the dmv. a new id came in with a correct height. and the dmv toeld us it strives for perfection but there are a few cases where human or computer errors occur. this is one of those unfortunate incidents. we apologize. >> first they're concerned why did you contact the news mom? well who else are you going to turn to? i don't know. i

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cards went away. certain account fees were less attractive to the consumers. so a first lesson would be that there is generally some adjustment in terms of the account terms for card holders. but at the same time, the evidence doesn't suggest that having a high interchange fee is necessary for the debit card or payment card system to function effectively. in australia when they cut the credit card interchange fees, banks continued to offer the kr credit cards and consumers continued to use them. in canada where there is no interchange fee on pin debit transactions, pin debit remains an important part of the deposit relationship between banks and consumers. we will expect some adjustment in terms of the fees, but we wouldn't expect to see a cig capital contraction in the supply of or demand for debit card services based on evidence in other countries. in terms of the effect of the interchange fee regulation and other countries on prices, that can manifest itself in two ways. first is in terms of the merchant discounts that merchants receive or pay. i'm sorry. and i think

first time in history. another major concern, credit card balances. experts say expect higher interest rates if congress fails to reach a deal and doesn't raise that debt limit. >> the u.s. defaults on this debt, it's highly likely that the consumer who has a credit card with a variable rate is going to see their interest rate go up between one and five percent. >> here's what it means in dollar amounts. take a $10,000 balance. at 15% interest with minimum payments it would cost more than $25,000 to pay it off but if that rate rises to 20%, a new $10,000 balance would cost more than $45,000. >> don't use your credit cards. that's the story there, huh? >>> 4:49. california is bucking the trend on foreclosures. that's not a good thing, either. while most of the nation's metro areas are seeing a drop, our state has seven of the top 10 areas with the largest percentage of homes in foreclosures. modesto is number three in the nation with 3.3%. that's one out of 30 homes there. stockton is number 4 with just slightly less. the vallejo-fairfield area comes i

she gave us a short-term survival plan starting with how to use credit cards responsibly. >> if firsto if you must put things on your credit card, i assume you might have more than one or two, use the lowest interest rate one first. no matter what make sure you make that minimum payment on time. the late fees are only going to add insult to injury. we want you to only charge the bare necessities. on our next tip we're going to talk about exactly what that is. the last point, though, is ignore your credit limit on that card. >> it says $2,500 is your limit. you're not trying to max it out. >> no. what you're trying to do is make that last as long as possible. you don't know how long this situation is going to last. ignore that number. focus on as little monthly as possible you're adding to that card. >> how do you come up with the personal limit? not the credit card limit but the personal limit. >> i'm going to say the evil word americans hate to hear. budget. we're going to start with a budget. three columns. column number one is fixed. column number two is fixed but -- >> fixed is yo

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card companies could start charging us sky high interest rates. >>> joe biden marked the holiday by taking to twitter. in his firste asked all of us to remember all of the troops in combat. if you want to follow mr. biden, his twitter name is at gp. >>> super skimming, stealing your debit and credit card information is a billion dollar business for thieves. how to keep it safe. >>> and what was supposed to be a fun fishing trip was >>> on a day when americans celebrate their independence in england, the british are paying tribute to one of our leaders. haig was the 40th commander in chief. >>> across the country, the skies are filled with patriotism tonight. but in kingston, tennessee, they're also filled with the ashes of a dead woman. 87-year-old katherine walker died in april with lung cancer. her family had her remains cremated. tonight they sent them up in the sky with some 4th of july fireworks. the reason? the family says watching the fireworks was one of walker's favorite things and she would want to be a part of tonight's festivities. >>> tonight search teams have given up hope of finding anymore survivor

card bill. for the first time you can -- >> i'd rather not. >> see what it costs you if you don't pay it off. this agency is to make the buying public able to see what the costs are -- and to break are -- make a market judgment as to what kind of mortgage or credit-card we want. it seems that those are all things that are eminently sensible. >> elizabeth warren's ardaman is that consumers are protected by in toys for their children but not financial instruments. >> we saw this play out during the carter administration when they tried to get a consumer protection agency through. esther peterson survive, but the agency did not. in this case, the agency to rise but elizabeth warren and doesn't the question is not only what is next for the agency, but what is next for elizabeth warren? that is one of the more interesting aspects of the story. >> she was passed over for the top job by a former ohio attorney general richard cordray. >> what could she not get confirmed? -- why would she passed over? >> she cannot get confirmed. >> there is talk of her running out for the senate in massachusetts agai

that's all she needed to get a medical marijuana card for joey. the first time she gave him a pot brownie, she saw immediate results. >> everything is improved. right now he's given one brownie every two to three days. the other medications he was taking every single day twice a day. >> reporter: she says medical marijuana not only gave him a big appetite, which we saw for ourselves, it also helped his behavior. >> he was calm, sociable, happy, more productive. >> we called dozens of pediatricians and autism experts looking for someone who would be critical of hester perez's position, but no one wanted to talk on camera. we found this doctor, who is on the american academy of pediatric substance abuse committee. while he doesn't question motives for using marijuana to treat autism, he is concerned. >> parents have the best interest of their kids at heart and want to do what's best for their kids. but as a medical professional who really needs to look at the science behind recommendations, i can't recommend it. >> reporter: and he won't recommend it for this

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first time. on their latest report card bay area freeways we got a d-plus from the american society of civil engineers is growing, apparently, with more bumps and potholes. it's a members of the the engineers say they just -- it's a mess. the engineers say to get the pavement to a b grade local agencies need to spend $1 billion more a year. fat chance. >>> right now, a final catwalk is being installed on the bay bridge. this is in addition to three others already in place. the catwalks are orange, reddish strips that hang from the top of the new towers. during the next year, workers will stand on those cat walks about 500 feet in the air while they string cables for the suspension. the span will be finished in 2013. they are like little stairways. >> it's amazing the sheer size and scope of building something like that. >> but being on those cat walks, i don't know how they do it. >>> a game of duck and cover at at&t park. how the giants are hoping to shoo away a pesky problem there. >>> gorgeous afternoon blue skies inland but will the weather last for your weekend? i'll have a full extended forecast

that's all she needed to take the next step and get a medical marijuana card for joey. the firstshe gave him a pot brownie, she said she saw immediate results. >> everything improved. right now he is given one brownie every two to three days. the other medications he was taking every single day, twice a day. >> reporter: she says medical marijuana not only gave him a big appetite, which we saw for ourselves as he munched almost nonstop on a bag of chips during her interview, it also helped his behavior, she says. >> he was calm, sociable, happy, more productive. >> reporter: we called dozens of pediatricians, psychiatrists and autism experts looking for someone who would be critical of her position. but no one wanted to tuck on camera. we finally found a stanford professor who is also on the american academy of pediatric substance abuse committee. and while he doesn't question parents' motives for using medical marijuana to treat autism, he is concerned. >> parents have their best interests of their kids at heart and they want to do what is best for their kids. but as a medical p

cards kind of scared you. >> that is why i had turned it down. i had turned down invitations to host of " saturday night live " three times early on. a first of all, i am so california, and they are so new york. but i memorize stuff or ad-lib. q cards? i hate that look when they're looking into camera and they are reading the cue cards and their eyes are guarding back-and- forth. they have a man on that show who should be seated. he said, betty, when you are talking to teaneck, don't look at tina. i will be here with the cue cards. keep your eyes on the cue cards and it don't look at tina, and she is doing the first -- she is doing the same thing behind you. a first of all, the want to stand that close? how can you do that? he was right, i was comfortable. you cannot memorize them. you have 40, 45 sketches and they keep changing. you have to do cue cards. i think that is the thing that panic to me. he took that away by just giving me that hint. tavis: how do you do it on your regular show? >> you memorize. tavis: used to memorize all this stuff? >> sure, that comes with the territory. it is like doing a play with an audience because they d

cards. >> the first two years combined i believe we got 137 weapons off the street. today in the first hour and a half i think we are up to 42. so it's a safety issue. chances of you injuring yourself with a weapon or someone in your family with a weapon you had stored are greater than you using it for self-defense. >> the buy back program began two years ago after a toddler was accidentally shot to death by a twelve-year-old boy who found a gun in a garage. >>> the search continues tonight for two men accused of sexually assaulting a boy at the santa cruz wharf. police released these sketches of the suspect. they are described at white men in their 20s. they are accused of assaulting a 8-year-old boy outside a restroom on thursday. the child was not hurt. anyone about the information about the men are asked to call santa cruz police. a. >> michael: a man pleaded guilty to attempt to set fire to a hotel in oakland. at the time people, many disabled and poor, were living in the run-down bug-infested hotel. he was arrested in january after telling a federal informant a

started offshore bank called europe a big bank and i'm very close to launching the world's first ever ball back credit card visa card that my depositors could use the access to their gold bullion and i think this is a trend that is going to continue as people lose confidence in currencies and want to save in real money and friends back in real money but have the impact on the united states. well i think anything that diminishes the appeal of the dollar is going to impact the united states just remember our economy in america right now is based on printing money that cost us nothing and then using it to buy all the resources and all the goods that the rest of the world produces at great cost and so anything that shines a light on the fact that we're just counterfeiting money and anything that looks more appealing than the dollar and then it is our ability to pull off a scam and really quickly get to go back to what we talked about the beginning of a conversation that i just want to get an answer because you said you don't that the united states would actually default if it doesn't raise the debt ceiling tha

. >> first thing they do is cut up the credit cards. do when they have to deal with their family finances. maybe that's where we should go as well. jon: congressman burgess, a republican from texas. thank you. >> thank you. >> we talk a lot about drinking and driving. there is alarming new information now about safety on america's roads. the government reports a staggering 33% of drivers in fatal can accidents test positive for drugs. adding to the danger, authorities are struggling to find a way to test drivers who may be driving while high. claudia cowan is live in san francisco with more on this hi, claudia? >> reporter: jenna, you're right. police say it is a growing problem across the nation, more drivers hitting the road high and causing accidents. in california figures though that in 20092,000 people were hurt or killed in crashes caused by drivers high. all too often they were stoned on pot legally obtained under california's medical marijuana law. with a third of states decriminalized pot to some degree there is growing debate

cards. one official says the first explosion was a car bomb and the building was full of people at the time. the european food safety authority said the shipment of seeds from egypt is the likely source of the e. coli epidemic that has been sweeping europe since may. more than four bows and people have been affected and so far the strain has killed 51 people. police in the australian state of new south wales will have the power demand the removal of burke as another face coverings to identify people suspected of committing crimes. the law is being changed in reaction to and high-profile sydney case involving a muslim woman and a police officer during a routine traffic stop. aid agencies are warning that people's lives are at risk as east africa faces what is being described as the worst drought for decades. a up to 10 million people in the horn of africa are affected by food shortages and tens of thousands of them have been on the move. or corresponded ben brown is at a refugee camp at the somali- kenyan border. >> some have walked for days, some four weeks. it is a long, desperate track tha

the first to golf and thomas bjorn has carded a five under par opening round of sixty five to claim the early lead in the british open championship it will send georges the dane costa side memories of his two thousand and three meltdown at the major he was denied the last time it came to this english course eight years ago bjorn blew a three shot lead with four holes to play but here are a some of those painful memories of the final round the forty one year old dane only knew on monday that he was playing at the event after the withdrawal of v.j. singh and he went on to take the early lead by a stroke from the go on your human earth the spaniard played flawless golf sinking birdies at the fourth and ninth twelfth and seventeen. however the galleries erupted after dustin johnson reached the past three sixteenth having been four over at the twelve the american sank a hole in one and made a string of birdies and ended the day at the. well u.s. open champion on favorite rory mcilroy finished at one i have a pop the northern irishman who is waiting to become the youngest open champion since

but first a goal from thomas bjorn has carded a five on the par opening round of sixty five to claim the early lead in the british open championship at wilson georges the dane cast aside memories of his two thousand and three meltdown at the major he was denied the last time it came to this english course and eight years ago beyond blue a three shot lead with four holes to play but here are a some of those painful memories with a fine round of forty one year old dane only view on monday that he was playing at the event after the withdrawal of v.j. singh and he went on to take the early lead by a strike from this man miguel angel jimenez the spaniard played flawless golf seeking birdies at the fourth night twelfth and seventeenth holes. however the galleries erupted off that dustin johnson reached the past three sixteenth having been for over twelve the american side a hole in one and a string of birdies and. ended the day that's even pot well meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished what i have a pop the northern irishman who's speaking to become the youngest o

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