. >> this is a continuation of an item from our last meeting we were unable to get to g, and w'e wanted and by sharing with the community -- book end by sharing how much work gets done. behind me is a portion of the executive staff, and we have a lot to be proud of. this is worth repeating. we have tried to maintain party it -- parks for r covers community. we have talked about how we are going to steer in 2009. this will guide us in the coming fiscal year. to improve administrative efficiency in the department.

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critical in terms of long term international stability that's still very true but i think and i agree there is a g. two and it's a very important but it sits on a quite limited range of subjects and the g. twenty is useless more represent you know do you know it's a very active decision made no no i really i don't i international financial reform which is really a long way would not have happened without the g twenty and i agree with i'm not sure i mean that i don't think that started in london and then continued in pittsburgh and went to toronto that's. more representative. of the world to say you know communist china saved international capitalism ok i mean really is what happened here is that the the west did one thing with its economic policies but told everybody else to do what they did they didn't follow their own good advice and they told everybody else how to run things they also australians came out through it with through this basically like a rose in comparison because they had a real banking system canada had a real banking system the united states britain all through the euro zone oh

on r g. and welcome back you're watching our t.v. direct from the heart of moscow and let's get a look at your headlines right now parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been marred by deadly blasts and reports of voting violations the polls are being seen by many as a crucial test of the afghan government's ability to ensure stability and fight corruption. one of russia's most wanted men awaits a court decision on his extradition from poland terror suspect is a coyote who was detained in warsaw on friday but later released. and on the campaign trail for the u.s. midterm elections conservatives call for family values to be made a political priority this comes as the country focuses on the ailing economy after census figures revealed a growing poverty rate. that's a look at your headlines my colleague will be in about thirty minutes with a full look of your news right now our special report takes a look at what happens when soldiers follow their conscience and not their orders. that noyce can you hear it. it's coming from the eart

saw that things were going bad in yugoslavia and they had the war ahead the battle in vancouver and bressie g.'s and of course russia couldn't stay away from it wouldn't just send supplies here we said would it fully participating in the humanitarian operation. we made our decision in december the government approved it in january and in early february or in the crew when we departed from the ganske. of course we selected professionals who knew how to drive in the mountains they arrived in belgrade loaded their trucks immediately and two days later they were unloading them in syria of a book aided city that really needed humanitarian aid food in the made a sense to literally save people from perishing or to you know were given our current drove through the mountains in the cold of winter and along the way they helped this swedish team and there were vehicles that were stuck because we had come us six by six trucks with great drivers so on the one hand. this is how you establish close ties with colleagues from other countries and on the other hand the un declared immediately that they couldn't

a must be brought to an end and talk of m d g's or millennium development goals of fighting hunger and poverty amidst a global recession countries were more measured in making pledges for too long we've measured our efforts by the dollars we spoke of the food that we delivered through the conference concluded with deep concern that the un is falling far short of conquering problems such as world poverty and malnutrition it appeared no country yesterday we did the timor leste they. fell short of conquering their hunger with the finest cuisine new york has to offer but this time of the year you have the fresh french black truffle so we do all make up out of there were black truffle sauce and i will shave the truffle staple sides and after a week of traffic truffles and talk the press is already packing up despite debates continuing next week as global problems persist the u.n. g.a. remains a convenient place for leaders to share their opinions and ideas its people hope that they care even if nothing changes after this week as to whet

down and dusted three nil the final score the same or a side of me and second from bottom those automatic relegation spots you boys own g. also sitting a little too close for comfort to the drop zone and it doesn't get any easier for them games with spartak moscow moscow leaders in each right around the corner. so after week twenty two of the thirty it's a need to remain very much the team. points ahead of champions but crucially hold a full two games. third. just postponed because of the summer fire. between. for the two year. wild on the other end there on your screen at. the danger zone the bill. will be seeking to make it two wins out of two in the champions league when they take on. the stadium on tuesday. a look ahead. spot i find themselves in a great position going into my state to a fantastic one no way no way in must say has given value to carp inside a good chance even of this early stage of trying to make the knockout stages of the first time since ninety nine to six the last guy it's opponents from survive here maybe the group outsiders as past like say coach says his team certainly won't be underestimating

done and dusted three male the final score some are a side of me and second from bottom those automatic relegation spots you boys own g. also sitting a little too close for comfort to the drop zone and it doesn't get any easier for them games with spartak moscow moscow leaders in eat right around the corner. so after week twenty two of the thirty it's a need to remain very much the team. to catch this and petersburg man like four points ahead of champions from spain but crucially hold a full two games and c.s.k. of a company ruled out of the equation in third us they also have much just postponed because of the summer fires and also looks like a straight through a scrap between crossed off. for the two europa cup spots wild on the other end there on your screen at crawley on sabir in the danger zone that will. support will be seeking to make it two wins out of two in the champions league when they take on m.s.k. at the luzhniki stadium on tuesday richard on port flay takes a look ahead at the encounter spots i find themselves in a great position going into much today to a fantastic one no way no way in must say was gi

on our g. . and historian. the foreign intelligence service has been working with archives in recent years to get detailed information on the communications of salvias agents now. classified. says despite france's refusal to help. him and it is true though that. troops on the western borders and some of the troops in central regions were put on full alert there were twenty frontlines of visions and also warplanes bombers fighters all ready to help pull up a deal with. a crowd of fifteen thousand party faithful and. in september david. has written a book about. one of the most important parts president. czech radio station on the day when he decided to see things into germany. and. all our cities and czechs and slovaks. distinction or. i have the same view this. can make a great contribution to peace i'm not talking to political parties i'm not talking to organizations i'm talking to you as individual citizens that. try to find means of understanding try not to aggravate the situation. on september the twenty nin

. >> this is a continuation of an item from our last meeting we were unable to get to g, and w'e wanted to put the book and by sharing with the community -- book end by sharing how much work gets done. behind me is a portion of the executive staff, and we have a lot to be proud of. this is worth repeating. we have tried to maintain party it -- parks for r covers community. we have talked about how we are going to steer in 2009. this will guide us in the coming fiscal year. to improve administrative efficiency in the department. we want to maintain for the benefit of the community. we continue to improve the maintenance of our parks and over 50 custodians short of where we need to be. it can actually link up with our system. we were also fortunate to receive the neighborhood playground report card. i'm extremely proud of our park patrol officers who again continuing with the theme of doing more with less, we are probably 20 to 30 park patrol officers away from an ideal staff. this year we increased our daily outreach in golden gate park and in buena vista park from 1 1/2 hours to two hou

jeff smith with p-g-and-e joins us live by phone now to give us an update. good morning jeff. thank you jeff smith with pg & e. san bruno city manager connie jackson says the most immediate task, is trying to account for all the people who lived in the neighborhood. "the city organization is fully mobilized to assist residents. our primary concern at this point is identifying and locating all of the residents of the affected area." the city is urging people whose homes are in the fire area, to register by calling this number... 650-616- 7180. the city wants to account for as many people as possible, as the search for more victims begins today. again, the number to call is 650-616-7180. cbs five photo journalist don ford was able to get near the spot where the fire started. he says it was a chaotic scene. "power lines are all down. thee's glass and dirt in the street. close to the epicenter where this main ruptured, the the the energy was so intense that the street has been reduced to nothing but a dirt path now. it's still wide, but there s nothing left at all of the asphalt.

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the suspects in the hyundai bailed out at 31st and g streets south -- in the honda bailed out at 31st and g streets south and exchanged gunfire with police. >>> a vigil for a prince george's county woman struck and killed by a car. shawn yancy swhere at 11:00. >> natasha petty -- is everywhere at 11:00. >> natasha pettigrew was training alone for a triathlon when an suv hit and killed her along route 202 sunday. the drive did not stop but later called -- driver did not stop but later called police to say she thought she hit a deer. no charges were filed. >>> in georgia a fourth alleged victim filed a lawsuit accusing an atlanta pastor of sexual misconduct. three of the young men were members of bishop eddie long's megachurch. they say he seduced them with cars and money in exchange for sex. long denies the allegation. >>> in florida the search for three bank robbers continues. fbi agents say they kidnapped a teller early this morning strapping a possible explosive to his chest and using him to steal money from a bank near the university of miami. the teller got away unharmed. >>> hund

a time you needed it, it was then. >> still ahead in our san bruno explosion scoverage, a look at g and he's efforts to keep down the costs. >>> the latest death now brings the number of california babies who succumb to whooping cough to nine. california department of public health said the latest baby to die was less than two months old, lived in san bernardino county, which is in southern california. so far 3600 whooping cough infections have been reported in california so far this year. that's a seven-fold jump from last year. and the number of cases since 1958. >>> a uc beerkeley grad finally free. sar sha shouah shourd is with h. we just got new information about where she'll go next and when she'll be back in the united states. >>> a baby really learning how to read? an investigation into those popular tv ads. will they give your kid a head start or should you save your money? >>> temperatures cooling off to a number of upper 50s, maybe even a few low au50s. only 63. and yes, we are tracking showers in your forecast. details in minutes. >>> the ballpark went silent tonight. we'll

and western technologies . launched eighteen months ago the alan g. plant in pretty good nick quickly gathered operational plays russian gas giant gazprom is its main shareholder with the rest of its ownership spread between shell and two japanese companies it is located in the region which holds top positions in russia in the oil and gas resources and according to the company's c.e.o. their presence here dramatically improved sucklings life when the project there was not infrastructure here place we have not only. the plant by appliance there are also the new job created when you come to our new company is established here. however not everyone shares such a positive view. through almost impenetrable far east and we went to see the indigenous people of site. north the ne few minority iran four thousand effects live at the seaside rely on the riches of the underwater world for their survival. fisherman told us when gas companies put their first offshore platforms in their waters it seriously threatened their life. when the platforms appeared the fish w

and around the world. join our technology update on r g. hello and welcome to the business but it's in russia's largest bank sped bank says it has billions of dollars to spend on much as an acquisitions the bank wants to become a bigger global player and is looking to expand in asia eastern europe and c.i.s. countries c.e.o. hummin graf says while spare bank has lots of money the problem is finding quality assets to invest in. life acquired by the russian d.p.s. bank and this can be examining a takeover of cuz it stands e.t.a. . bad debts at russia's top have reached twenty percent of the loan portfolio the highest level since the beginning of the crisis the international finance corporation part of the world bank says russia needs to develop a market for bad debts so banks can clear them from that balance sheets timothy crouse from the i.f.c. spoke to business r.t. about its proposal to jumpstart the system with a two hundred million dollar fund. i think that some of the banks here that are trying too hard to collect their loans are not pay

and then g. and then g. of all that you know to go find natural gas produced here with new technology but a very successful start up and already gone so indeed a full year of operation and i think i've already build a reputation as being a very reliable energy supplier here due to countries like japan like korea and china thank you very much this was a brace manager at the site energy project now for more insight i did a story i did a report on what are the energy sources the situation is like in the cycling and we can watch this report right now just like most women scientists not likes to receive flowers but this time the red carnations serves as a victim of an experiment. she puts the flour into a liquefied gas where it immediately freezes. and with a loud crack not dahlia breaks it onto our cameras lens thus she demonstrates what liquid gas the phonology is all about that. when an object like this balloon is put into liquid gas of cryogenic temperatures it massively decreases in volume in fact it becomes

and p-g and e says... conserve energy to prevent power outages. action in the wake of the san bruno pipeline explosion. what congress woman jackie speier will do today to help prevent another natural gas pipeline disaster. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at five. get ready to sizzle. triple ,,,, >>> on the >>> on the "cbs morning news," a look at today's weather. the sun shining throughout most of the country except for the east coast, rain and thunderstorms are moving in. cool and crisp air moving into the northeast and southeast. the southwest is warming up. >>> another look at the top stories on a monday morning. record-setting floodwaters threaten to breach a levee in central wisconsin. roads leading to a park area have already been cut off. some residents who refused to evacuate are trapped. >>> israeli settlors began construction on the west bank following a ten-month moratorium. palestinian negotiators said they would end peace talks if the building freeze was allowed to expire. >>> back home, president obama kicks off a three

to provide fear of their citizens with their products and ashley when children see this wind next issue. discussed by g twenty and so you are not just new guineans on about them for now we will discuss the results together with others we will try to solve this issue of satellite dish. drug trafficking issue afaik i'd like to express my feeling that all my personal feelings they say that we should stop narco trafficking but if there is a production truck production the same because they drug trafficking will be always there and here they produce drugs because there will be drug consumption that's why i'm going to join democracies should this year do their best to say put three years' time for. to. impose a real drastic sanctions. to combat individual construct consumption people and on living this way she said that we would be able to eliminate drug consumption and if drugs are not in demand that then nobody will cultivate them it could actually stop drug trafficking worldwide worldwide and at the same time it could have could help us combat combating international organized crime. so i'm quite optimist

doing a little bit of chest bearing and beating along the way enjoying the extra pair of authority that goes with the didn't join being able to get up there on the g. twenty stage of the major world's policy is absolutely entitled to enjoy all those things and to be want to be part of it. consequences there is a downside to it there's a corollary to that and that is that that additional authority has to be accompanied by responsibility and we've got a bit of distance to go i think before we see that but if we the risks of the willed recognise that reality recognise that dynamic of knowledge the reality that these guys got to be part of the public the making up rod is recognise that they've got to be part of the executive decision making up brought us on the great issues of peace and security in the security council and get used to that idea then if that accommodation is made i think we will get to a which is in much better balance than the one we're working our way through at the moment richard i'm going to i mean that i think we can all agree with in the long term but what about democracy you know in looking at china you know they say if you want

suspects in to southeast washington where police say they fired on the pursuing officers near 38st and geets. the officers returned fire and took the suspects in to custody but police say at least one more suspect was in the car jacked vehicle which is a described as a four door, burgundy avalon with maryland tags. >>> flames ripped through a neighborhood forcing families our of their homes. it happened last night in manassas, virginia. the fire spread quickly between close together homes in the 8300 block of ti llo, to tt loop. kristin fisher has more. >> this fire started more than 84 hours ago. firefighters had contained it by 8:00 or 9:00 last night. but just about 15 minutes ago, two firefighters got to work. they broke out the hoses again and tried to put out more hot spots that had just popped up just behind me. they have actually just stopped working, but they were out there trying to contain a bit more hot spots but the bulk of the fire is out. they are trying to determine what caused the fire. they say it all started 3:00 yesterday afternoon. neighbors say they heard a loud ban

its ticker is j-j-g. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: goldman sachs today became the second big bank to comply with the so-called volcker rule under the terms of the financial overhaul. goldman will close its proprietary trading unit-- that's the division that trades with the firm's own money. j.p. morgan was the first of the big banks to comply, telling its traders of the shutdown earlier this week. >> susie: monday, with the markets closed for labor day, we continue our focus on the job market. join us for "help wanted," a "nightly business report" special report. also next week, the fed issues its latest beige book, and we'll see july's trade numbers. and friday, we're joined by "market monitor" guest robert drach, he's editor of the "drach weekly research report." >> susie: an appeals court in france has upheld a counterfeiting conviction against online auction house ebay. but, that court did not uphold the fine originally imposed against the company, cutting it from nearly $49 million to ju

at what russia did during the crisis because it was out of sync as it was with the rest of the g twenty and when g twenty countries are g nine thousand shall we say it went into quantity of easing. in the title in order to stabilize the economy the addon says clear central banks continue to issue huge amounts of money hoping that banks will lend to industry however the money is mostly recycled back into government bowman's the real economy has largely stop borrowing treasury bonds yields are falling around the world and sign of enormous buying demand as banks six save havens for their cash economists fear a japanese style lost decade while the lows the case can occur if you're having a long time period of no credit that means the banking there is a demand for credit and at the same time the banking system is jammed was poor quality assets will see that there are some risks in the vigil banks that have not fully cleared up their balance from restructured loans the long term fear is hyperinflation if central bank don't act fast enough to withdraw the excessive liquidity because human prices s

the problems that have recently been uncovered in some of p-g and e's natural gas lines.h toll from that explosion may go higher. what the family said last night about three people missing since the blast. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news early edition ... beginning at five. a new focus in the investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion: pressure in the,, ,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" a look at today's weather extreme weather rocked portions of the northeast yesterday. in its wake windy conditions and sunny skies. severe storms hit forces in the midwest and scattered showers draped the canadian border. our top story another look for you a violent and fast-moving storm tore through new york city last night. at least one person was killed. the hurricane-force winds knocked down trees and power lines and shut down commuter rails. >>> now that a relief well has been attached to the broken bp well in the gulf, officials hope to permanently plug the well with cement and mud sunday. >>> fashion week just wrapped up here in new york and there was something else that w

p-g-and-e comes clean... it has released the list of those "high risk" pipelines. that list isn't exactly helpful. what you have to do to find out if you live near one. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at five. a warning for women jogging [ indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] this is not a burger. it's better. because with 57% less fat than regular ground beef, it's better for you. you see, this is a morningstar farms® meatless griller. that's right, meatless. and it tastes as good as it looks. so you can still enjoy that grilled-burger taste you love... and everything that comes with it. morningstar farms® grillers® original. [ indistinct conversations ] now that's more like it. [ ding! ] >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. summer wraps up, the heat still hangs on to the southern half of the country. autumn is felt in part of the northern plains and scattered storms could move to the great lakes and southern plains. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. in afghanistan a helicopter crash claimed

p-g and-e has filed papers w the st >> it is all part of a $100 million fund to help families.pg&e filed papers with the state saying it has a billion dollars in liability insurance if it's found to be responsible for the explosion. >>> people whose homes survived the blast have been allowed to go back home, but for those whose homes were red tagged the closest they got was a bus tour through the neighborhood today. police escorted them into the area, but all they could do was, well, look out those windows at what was left. another group of residents will >> i saw the big crater and then i saw our house and other people's houses. there were several houses that were fine, several that weren't. it was a mess. >> another group of residents will take the tour tomorrow. elizabeth torres says his mom >>> four days after the disaster and it is still not clear how many people died. the son of 81-year-old elizabeth torres says his mom died, but the coroner hasn't confirmed that. the only victims identified so far are jackie grieg and her 13- year-old daughter gentleman necessary a and 2

cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. and. her. her. her. her. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that in the soviet files house on the embankment and on t.v. . and. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing if democracy can thrive in islam. but before let's see what russians think about democracy. what is democracy is considered by many to be end of hyundai sion of western society it is a loosely defined as a political system where the majority of rules but what do russians believe to be and democracy is core according to a recently about a set of poll thirty nine percent connect democracy with economic prosperity in a country thirty eight percent believe freedom of speech and religion is fundamental to democracy lawfulness and direct elections were high on russians democratic wish list and only seven percent associated democracy guaranteed minorities rights back to peta ok stephen we were talking about the nature of democracy in the in the greater middle east and

then continued in pittsburgh and went to toronto the g twenty is a very good façade it's very good it gives people the feeling that they're involved but they're not real stakeholders of this because they haven't got the economic clout. you can watch the debate in full hair and r.t. in an hour's time. with all the latest business news. hello and a very warm welcome to the program russia's largest private commercial bank is reporting record three hundred million dollar profits for the first half of the year it has been outstrips the annual profits which alpha banks ever made during its twenty years of business the search comes after its trail. banks fresh very broad to a hefty one hundred eighty eight million dollars but loans fell by half to twelve percent allowing the bank to decrease its reserves. the budget deficit this year may be at least twenty eight billion dollars lower than forecast it's currently stands at two point three percent for the first eight months of the year if the trend does change significantly will help save money from the gov

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. >> very g. and you mention people should cook their eggs earlier. we know the scene in the movie rocky and some people still drink the raw eggs for protein. >> no raw eggs. if you want extra protein, just get dried eggs and mix them in. >> the powders eggs? >> yes. and you can get eggs in cartons now in the refrigerated section. they also have to be refrigerated. that's a convenience thing. >> edie hogan. thank you very much. everything we needed to know about? >> i asked first, which came first the chicken or the egg, but i enjoyed edie's real information. >> we'll get to that another time. that's a philosophical discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you, allison. >>> health officials are concerned this morning about the appearance of a superbug. we're going to tell you where the bug has been found and we have more about the elements that have scientists so worried. >>> and she was the country's first recipient of a fully near face transplant and now she's asking you and i to take action. what she is urging everyone to do. >>> first here is another loo

and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the opportunity to quilt with them. my next picture book, i will share this with you and it is called never gotten. i would like to share it because this is something that had been in the process for about 20 years. i have been asking every west african that i have met, did you miss us? what i meant by that was are there stories in your culture that talk about the ones who were taken away? did you tell stories? did you sing songs, poetry, any remnant of anything i could use to tell a story that comes from that side over the year where you looked and longed for us the way we looked and longed? in all those years, i did not find one story, didn't find one song. i am sure they are there, but i was unable to find them. i said okay, instead of whining and wondering, i'll do it myself. it is reason in free verse and about black smith, west african black smith. they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest

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it's friday and we're feeling g and we have a problem on northbound bower house road. use route aas an alternate. 301 which canning out okay. and over to the outer loop. it looks like we're crawling bum tore bumper here. -- bumper are to bumper here. new york avenue no accidents here. but you're slow from the times building up. and penn street, we learned that accident has been pushed off penn street. drivers are clearly below speed from the beltway and seminary and it is now getting longer. >>> an update on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. a shooting investigation is underway on capitol hill. kristin fisher joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: this all started just before 5:00 this morning. a lookout went you don't know and capitol hill hill dispatch. they say there was a man wandering around capitol hill with some kind gun. we don't know if it was a rifle or smaller are handgun. but he had some sort of weapon. this lookout went out a short lime later. and some capitol hill police officers saw this gentleman and he was standing by me, the