it used to be garland. to have an engineering, technology product sounds unique to me, with potentially 4 million users across the world. keeping a company like that, that will grow their employees from 350 to the expected 3000 in the next couple of years will be a fabulous contribution to the change we expect in the market. that is what we are trying to do and we're seeing implications of that happening already. i wanted to let you know, my last conversation with the assurance team group -- shorenstein group, they are about to spend $80 million retrofitting even before twitter spends its money, which will be around $15 million renovating the space that they need. that is a million-dollar, plus another $20 million -- that is an $80 million commitment in the first year. i think that is a great indication. now we are seeing smaller businesses will be attracted. a burger place will be opening in august. i just had lunch with a commissioner at a cafe on sixth street. wonderful place. we will have a police subst

garland. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we are giving you an overview of the treasure island project. the question that arises in my mind is why do you care? you care because he will have to approve numerous documents associated with the development. they include the interagency cooperation agreements. what we will be presenting today is an overview of the project. imbedded in that, are decisions that you as the puc will make, mainly on the water and waste water side. there is also an analysis we will be performing on whether we become the power provider for treasure island. that is also in the presentation -- how power gets to the island and how it will be distributed. we will be doing the presentation today. april 26, we will come back with the documents for you to approve to move this project forward to the board of supervisors. april 25, it is being heard at the planning commission. that is the first step with it being removed -- with it being approved. you'll have to adopt the mitigation document as to approve all the

i have a friend, reverend garland taylor, and he says, tavis, lived as long as you want, just don't get old. he says that all the time. i raise that to ask you, what is the best thing -- we read all the time about the challenges of getting old, but as the best thing about getting older? >> you are spoiled rotten. everybody says, can i help you, what can i do. you will turn around, there is a chair behind you, you don't turn around. it is just there. they cannot treat you nicer. my blessing is i am blessed with good health. if i was not feeling good or if i did not have the energy, it is not that much fun. but this way, you get away with murder because i will be 90 in january. tavis: and we are happy that betty white will be 90 in january. she has a new book called "if you ask me (and of course you won't)." i love the title, the book, love betty white, and honored to have you back on this program. >> tavis, thank you so much, it is a joy. it is fun to talk to you. he did say one thing that i found surprising. you are black? [laughter] tavis: that is our show for tonight. thank you for wa

. >> reporter: jean garland told me her home was not in a flood plain and she does not have flood insurance. when this flood is over, mapmakers will likely redraw flood plain boundaries up and down the mississippi river. randall pinkston, cbs news, memphis. >>> meanwhile, downriver in louisiana, the news isn't any better. engineers are expected to open two spillways sometime this week. one north of new orleans, possibly today, to relieve the rising water pressure. the move would help urban areas but some of louisiana's most valuable farmland would be flooded. residents have been told to clear out. >> i think it's going to all be destroyed. there's not going to be really anything worth saving. >> some residents or areas could wind up under 25 feet of water before the river begins to recede. >>> one week after osama bin laden was killed in pakistan, cia analysts are studying the contents of computer drives and paper documents taken from his hideout. in total, the amount of material is described as being the size of a small college library. among the items recovered are five videos showing bin

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themselves as if they were saviors of understand we have on people would have welcomed them would have garland. but they didn't and today the situation on the ground is that they're fed up with the americans they want them out so that's not going to change now your second part of your question which relates to al qaeda the al qaeda presence in afghanistan has reduced to a bare minimum there are perhaps about ten or twelve people there they still hiding out in the caves of tora bora the last that i ever heard of anything happening with a high that was when we carried out the operation it would be just on the total will be destroyed. in two thousand and eight. and. the most who's pulled into called nine probably a bigger problem and the most would point out that when the most pulled out they had to go to the cave to get their. turn to the other side the people and there were only about twenty odd people at that time they were due for the since as your commentator mentioned the relevance of the given circumstances and the fact very very questionable ok ok i said what i would have rather broadly a

he took that tape and played it for judy garland. she did not show much interest.rsonator bush was not thrilled. however, when she heard me to james mason she loved it james mason. >> can you do as a little? i know it is early. >> that is where it got on the she said " booked him on the show. i thank james mason. and i did a scene from a storstar is born, talent is not always enough you need a sense of timing. and and recognizing the big chance when it comes along. grabbing it. >> that is so good! the older stars have more character? >> yes. clark gable, john wayne, those are easy to. >> if i had a an idea with i wanted to have an affair with clark gable. >> scarlett,the braves are playing a night game! >> these stars were larger than life in the easier to impersonate. it is more difficult for young impersonator to do matt damon. or brad pitt. >> one more! >> john wayne i want to show john wayne how to do his what. i was working at calling the glove and rooftops he was doing something for a laugh in and he said on what you to show me how i am going to do my walk be

>> reporter: the 24-year-old and his 31-year-old uncle sat drinking beers in garland park late one night. elsa says they were just at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they shot him in the head and his uncle, too, as well. >> reporter: investigators still have no motive for the murders and say neither victim was affiliated with a gang. >> they suffered a lot. it was hard. it was hard to go to the funeral. it was hard to see him there. he was too young. there's a lot he missed out on. that he was robbed from in just a moment. >> reporter: no one knows what compelled cabrera who turns 34 years old on monday to turn himself in. whatever the reason, elsa is grateful. >> i would thank him for doing a brave thing, for having the courage to come forth and saying something as difficult as this. >> she thanked him. douglas cabrera is being held on $10 million bail. his next court appearance scheduled for may 24th. >>> this morning, the train tracks are clear in martinez after an amtrak freight train collided with a truck trapping the driver inside. emergency crews used the jaws of life to get

and also out toward garland. we know some of these storms are rotating, there have been tornadoes on the ground in the metroplex, with damage. don't know how much. it's dark, hard to see. here's one of the chasers we have. this is rick burnie from chaser tv. we've been watching these chasers all night long on streaming video, the same video that david payne was telling you about a little bit ago. and now to you, anderson. what we have in store for you, joplin, missouri right here, here's i-44. you are only at interstate exit 10 to 12 here at joplin. so there's another -- you're 30 miles away and this is moving east at 50. that doesn't bode well for the end of your show. we'll be here to take care of you. we want you off the air if lightning gets close. we'll take care of it from here. >> starting to hear i think some thunder rumbling here. definitely seeing some lightning. we're -- chad, we're basically proceeding as if this is going to be a lot of winds, just like with a hurricane. so we're kind of hunkered down

it's just to the east of the dallas area but it is impacting cities like garland and areas well intoa and clipping parts of arkansas as well. we're seeing severe weather rolling through texas right now, strong storms work their way through the dallas area and look for more just north of the city with frequent lightning strikes and heavy downpours of rain. as you head to the east, a long line of thunderstorms are rolling through the nashville area right now into lexington, kentucky, this will also bring unfortunately more rain to the flood-ravaged area of the midwest and that's what we're tracking as well. i'll talk more about that later on, t.j., but this rain is the last thing feekz olks in this pf the country need now. >> bonnie schneider we appreciate you. thanks so much. >>> it happens more often than you think. can you imagine? operating on the wrong body part? no, doc, it's this eye, not this one. you'll hear how you can prevent something like this from happening to you or a family member. the rare, the hard to . to those who'd climb mountains or sail across seas for the perfec

a fellow at freedom works and former president of the naacp in garland, texas. he's a documentary producer and you can find out that on his website. he is a baptist minister -- baptist minister and a founder of one nation back to god. finally, we have the vice chair of the tea party national convention. he was the 2010 candidate for governor in the state of iowa and a ceo and president of an iowa-based organization called the family leader. before i turn it over to william tumble, i will read a statement we were given by michele bachman in lieu of her absence. the tea party is everyday americans. every day americans want congress to stop frittering around the edges of our government spending crisis with small cuts. they do not want the debt ceiling raised and they are demanding washington live within its means. i am not able to be with you today at today's press event. if i were, i would tell you that i hear you and i agree. it is time to reject the debt ceiling scare tactics and address the truly frightening reality that our debt is at 14 trillion dollars and g

a fellow at freedom works and former president of the naacp in garland, texas.he's a documentary producer, and you can find out about that as runaway slave movie.com. he's a baptist minister and founder of one nation back to god.com. that is reverend cl bryant. and, finally, we have bob vander plaats who is the vice chair of the tea party national convention. he was the tea party's 2010 candidate for governor in the state of iowa. and bob is the ceo and president of an iowa-based organization called the family. before i turn it over to william temple, i'm going to read a statement that we were given by michele bachmann in lieu of her absence. the tea party is everyday americans, and everyday americans want congress to stop frittering around the edges of our government spending crisis with small cuts. they don't want the debt ceiling raised and they are demanding that washington to live within its means. i'm not able to be with you today, at today's tea party press event. if i were i would tell you that i hear you and i agree. it's time to reject the debt ceiling