the next exit after this one would be the ocean geneva exit but 19th avenue not available. it's that left exit on the way up to 19th avenue and san francisco state. one of the things you can do is get off at west lake and then go down john daily make a right onto lake more said boulevard and get to that area that way or stay on 280 northbound exit the ocean geneva exit and take ocean avenue to that part of town. but obviously that's kind of a big chore this morning. they said they would be open by about 5:00. so we'll see if they keep their schedule. looks like they may be adding more flares to this area. so they may not be quite done. let's go out and take a look at the golden gate bridge traffic. that looks pretty good heading down to the toll plaza. and if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, it's a nice drive to the high-rise to highway 101 and interstate 280. 4:54. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. very good morning. well, you know last week it was hot. i mean it was hot. this week it's nice and cool. i got to be honest, the e-mails are much nicer. when it's n

mission-geneva project. and that was in 2007 to address pastern and vehicle conflicts at the intersection. the project experienced several delays of over one year. cost increases as well to to condition there were identified during design. paul relocation, drainage, etc.. the project is at 100% design and is ready to proceed to construction. you heard briefly about the oak hill bike lane improvement project. this includes funding for planning an environment of design which will be completed over the next two years and that the project of for discretionary grants discussion and in transportation demand management project that you also heard about briefly. commissioner campos: thank you very much. colleagues, any questions? why don't we open it up to public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to comment on this item? >> andy again. i want to express gratitude to mta staff, ta staff for helping to put this together. as you heard, as a tfca idea, it does not fit so well. not so good for pr

of on the parties to start international discussions which later became known as should never the geneva discussions and the topic of those discussions which end of those discussions as it was proposed by the presidents of this sort and began to move in the political place must be polish language i guess. for you to come up with their gender as proposed by the president's example of the discussion of the status of cause and south asserts here. with emphasizing that especially and that proposition was that held by the russian parting at the start as our present and south are such as should be discussed international lateness to going as well as insurance security in the region and solving the humanitarian issues including location of fugitives release and so this week a causal simpson on the propositions was delivered the proposition was limited illicit saakashvili refused flatly to discuss any status of a presence of a set sail quits. making it very clear that he's not going to come to our own and that he was not going to talk about how those nations can label within the georgian states

a native of geneva, new york, and a graduate of geneva high school. corporal riccione served our nation admirably up to the point of his death in south vietnam on september 27, 1967. corporal riccione died in action while helping evacuate wounded soldiers after a fierce battle with north vietnamese troops. no greater gift can one give than to give his life in service of his country and of his fellow men. i urge passage of h.r. 2244 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? mr. lankford: mr. speaker -- mr. speaker, this is an honor, to have a chance to honor this great individual who laid down his life for his nation. i join with the entire delegation of new york to be able to encourage this house to pass this and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2244? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in

security officers deployed both inside and outside the airport now a flight that has arrived from geneva has been diverted we understand it is some fifty activists on board they going to be coming through a neither terminal we know that she will marry can passengers who actually arrived in israel are being deported we're hearing of clashes in both france and in belgium and in geneva we know that fifty passengers in france were prevented from boarding a flight there it is important to say that the israeli government is being criticized for a net hysterical there's tons to this is a very heavy handed response to what is essentially a peaceful effort by some fine have to six hundred activists have come together under the banner of freedom to palestine welcome to palestine they have they're working with some fifteen palestinian n.g.o.s and they've made the point quite consistently and quite clearly that their mission is a peaceful one they want to be here for a week they want to meet a palestinian families and they really want to lend their support to the people of palestine and to attention

convention such as myself who used to serve the geneva conventions when my bread and butter for a time so i know them very well you cannot arm civilians who organize themselves into militias and say that they're civilians they're no longer civilians in fact they are prisoners of war when you capture them. so that that is a false argument this detracting from the fact that weapons are being funneled into libya from the west from the east hillary clinton went into tunisia and egypt before this nato war started to secure routes into these countries and qatar openly spoke about it the british open we saw if i if i may just i'm going to press for a moment i mean you're there in the libyan capital but what's the view among the libyan people to all shipments to the rebels over there in tripoli. oh it's very negative of course and i haven't been restricted here in libya i've i've i've traveled i've seen the frontier from tunisia to tripoli. the people that are resisting this are the actual people libyan people there's no real organized military here it's the people the people of libya have tak

the scope of work includes a new boarding area, accessible key stop on san jose between geneva and ocean. it is the circle on the far right. it also has associated 8 curb ramps with that element of work. there is also utility pole relocation and demolishing of an existing key stop, which is the center most circle. that work will be done once bart has completed its portion of work and constructed a new platform. the larger east side connection project is a joint effort, as i said. bart's improvements include its ability to the west side station will quite entrance project. this is recently completed scope of work. this will also include a new canopy over the bridge walkway, as well as a new bridge path to a new station access entrance, as well as other excess of the improvements. the scope of work for the key stop on san jose will be constructed as part of the green track replacement project. we anticipate a were to be completed by mid-2012. work will put it this fall with construction to be completed by mid-2012 -- 2014. the next project is the union square right of way accessibility imp

there is a fairly significant development, on geneva. this is enough to create new units. that will probably explain this. the census data -- we always have these discussions about the new residence, and where they are working, if they are working out of san francisco. this is a moving target. sometimes they're working in san francisco. >> the presentation today -- >> we will have more information, as far as the richness is concerned. we do have the ability to check to see where people are working, and what kind of transportation mode that they take, and we should be able to see this. >> we will get that the next time, for certain. >> i would like to have specific reports. >> i know that this is in there, with commuter statistics. about 50%, it is important to identify this and finally, the population numbers seems low, relative to what we have seen with these projections. you did show a lot of vacancies, and smaller families than we had before, which may offset all of the new construction. and it seems like there must be more people, but maybe not as many as we think. >>

the geneva conventions of 1954, i used to teach a course on it.he geneva convention of 54 called for unifying elections in vietnam. those elections never took place because the united states supported in effect the creation of a separate country in south vietnam even though it really wasn't a separate country, never was. the outcome of the cold war. and so his policies otherwise are open to a lot of question. i have not done detailed research on that like i have on this, but he clearly chose, typical eisenhower, not to intervene militarily in indochina. he believed that putting ground troops in asia was a fool's errand. i would submit to that american experience validates. anybody else? how are we doing for time? >> one more question. okay. questions, folks. terrific. >> so, along the same lines, eisenhower chose -- was involved in the bay of pigs. that crisis arose soon after his presidency ended and the kennedy administration. his decision to be involved with the freedom fighters in cuba, it sounds inconsistent with all you have said about eisen

call or click today. >>> swiss air flight 111 on its way from new york to geneva falls into the oceant minutes after the crew reports smoke in the cockpit. in a search to find out what went wrong, investigators discover that a common aircraft insulation material is a fire hazard. thousands of planes are fitted with new insulation. but they still don't know how the fire started. and if other aircraft are at risk. >> when we started to look for potential ignition sources, the very first thing that comes to mind is aircraft wiring. >> the investigators scour more than 150 miles of wiring for signs of an electrical malfunction called arcing. >> arcing events are when electricity jumps from a wire to another piece of metal. it can be another wire or part of the airplane or something else. when it does that it can create tremendous amount of heat. >> finding an arcing event is difficult, and determining if one preceded another is nearly impossible. but six months into writing the final report, the impossible happens. >> we managed to come up with a wire bundle that was, in fact, involved in

now, the last time you were here, we were talking about you also were concerned in geneva. it's a big particle accelerator there. and we were talking about something called the hagues bozon particle. >> yes. >> stephen: explain to the good people what the hagues bozon. is >> it's a theoretical thing that we think is responsible for mass in the universe. >> stephen: subatomic? >> subatomic parliament. so why does this table have mass? it's a theory. >> stephen: because it's wood. it's made of wood. go ahead. next question, physics man. >> we need not bother building this thing. so it's a particle that we thing is responsible for that, generating mass in the universe. >> stephen: it gives mass to things. >> to everything. and last time i was on we were talking about it, and there were theories about people coming back from the future. it was all nonsense. i think bollox was the word i used. as of last week, we might see hints of it for the first time. >> stephen: hints of? >> of this thing, this theoretical particle that may exist. >> stephen: what does it mean to find this?

the geneva convention called for unified elections in vietnam. those elections never to place because the united states supported in effect, the creation of a separate country in south vietnam, even though it really was in a separate country. this is the outcome of the cold war. and so, eisenhower's policies otherwise are open to a lot of question. i haven't done a detailed research on not like i have on this, but he clearly chose -- typical eisenhower, not to intervene militarily. he believed that putting ground troops in asia was a fools errand and i would submit that the american experience since then validates that course. anybody else? how are we doing for times? one more question. okay. really good questions, folks. two red tape. >> so along the same lines, eisenhower shows -- was involved in the bay of pigs and that prices rose soon after its president he ended under kennedy administration. his decision to be involved with the freedom fighters in cuba -- it sounds inconsistent with all you said about eisenhower's reluctance to engage in br

these are massive 17 or 18-mile-long particle accelerators built in geneva, switzerland and illinois. is the god particle and what is confirmation of the existence after decades of searching actually mean? joining me is eric pits from the franklin institute, chief astronomer, and derrick, this is going to grab a lot of people's attention and why is it called the god particle, and what is it? >> well, the god particle is known as a higgs bosign and it is by the standard methods of physics not discovered yet. this is crucial, because it is the one particle that scientists will help us to understand basic things about the universe as you said, be one of the most basic ones is that we don't understand why particles have mass, so it is hoped that by discovering this particle we might be able to figure that out as well as figure out things about the early history of the universe, et cetera, et cetera. >> and derrick, tell us more ant the big bang machines, and these are the machines 17, 18 miles long in geneva switzerland and in illinois? >> well, the higgs bosign and this particle known as

over a decade ago, really wanted a transit village along the bart system, so the triangle created by geneva, ocean, and san jose, there is a huge muni maintenance facility constipated -- occupying the middle of this. this is a very unsafe area to walk or to cycle through. the best spot for a new transit maintenance facility in this whole neighborhood, one of the only large available sites, 01 if there was a new and unique maintenance facility underneath this, then we would not have to build another one, but for whatever reason, this as just not been able to surface. i think the planning department at the time squash the idea. everyone freaked out about it every time its rates, so i am here raising it, because we really have an obligation to the neighbors to get this plan right, and the best ideas have not been vetted. in terms of a location for the performing arts center, i think the best location is directly on top of the bart station. we have one, called the upper yards site. it is where these areas come together. it is a fantastic sight. it is very transit accessible and would heighten t

conflict he made arrangements for an interview with european human rights campaigners to be held in geneva shortly before he was due to go the journalist received a tip off that he had better stay in switzerland. all sorts of problems cropped up after my return from senegal because i won't talk about them because my words may get in the way of the investigation. i can only tell you that i received open threats and heard something so humiliating that i contradicted. no comma he'd say lives in a swiss hostel for political refugees friends keep him abreast of events by. i hear you going to switzerland. that's right in october by that time you must complete all formalities concerning immigration chances are i myself will return home by then that there is a regime change. did you say regime change yes why not that's a possibility. we hope so. vegetating and so is us who body have been friends ever since they went to school together when parliament appointed to the post of he gave his friend a job in his office when his first term of office came to an end the noid him a second term now the journ

called more funds from leading greek polls meanwhile the palestinian leader at fans and friends up to geneva days to the enclave of the home of the campaign. plan c. fear for their lives as nature steps up as strikes a warning that bombs could for any place any time by an adult things threatening to retaliate against europe unless the deadlines stop states can pay. there's the headlines up next the clashes bring you over night. welcome this is the sports update and first let's have a look at the headlines. and the winner is now about djokovic and the last thing rafael nadal in the mound singles wimbledon final to claim his maiden title at the old england club. family of. gold that puts david haye on points to become undisputed world champ and that puts every boxing have a weight title in the hands of that klitschko brothers. and also jorge lorenzo paulson's case is still not in the final laps telling crabtree to grab the second victory of the season has been we shall try. so another spectacular wimbledon final bow with know about djokovic becoming the twenty eleven champion off to clinching

convoy has the bomb treating creek pools in while the palestinian leader and sons out on something geneva the aid to that aren't able to be comparably compatable. plus levy in the spirit of that lions as nato stunt stuff strikes me that bombs before any place any time they don't conduct a threatening to retaliate against europe unless that mind stops it's going to. there's the headlines up next and he talks exclusively with the kind of his son went but gadhafi is wanted at the hague and targeted by nato save gadhafi and his young why his country is on time. so first thank you very much for joining us here went out very well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received your ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on you had media targeted by nato missiles in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your face turned so while a plea to good looks on everybody. else. we heard. that most of us from mom many countries. from iran north korea. this is your mistake you give up you. got to destruction you'l

. >> it has been six months since protesters in geneva deposed president and sparked a wave of unrest that forever transformed the arab world. in egypt, the demonstrations continue, despite hosni mubarak's removal, and all eyes are on election scheduled for september. dozens of parties have been formed, including one link to the muslim brotherhood. banned under mubarak, years of charitable work have given it a head start. >> the patients at the islamic medical association hospital made before, but the care they receive is anything but. with help averaging just 3% of the national budget, state hospitals are underfunded and poorly staffed. >> we are very well received here. the doctors do not just ask us to be quick and leave like they do in public hospitals. >> imagine british consultants offering their services for 1/10 of what they could get in private clinics. that is with some of the doctors here are doing. >> we have to support them. no. perhaps people might come here and say that the moslem brotherhood is doing a good thing, so they will vote for them. >> this is a hospital. we'r

the geneva. bio was one of those who helped bring about people revolution she attended rallies outside the government building for three days in a row the protesters say they will not allow a counter revolution to happen and that's how the people who are opposed by kiev have dubbed the electoral victory of the as a short party imo they were stolen by the others your party those were unfair elections. this is the kurdish version of a question polo the carcass of a gold is the ball in this traditional game them of both teams to kick the goat carcass into the goal him and back captain of the local team is a promising player but in april he took part in a far more fascinating competition involving a mass of people at that time he and friends went to visit to topple president by kiev him and back maintains that curtis politics and his favorite game our lot in common. this game is like politics you pick the two teams chase the coach it's almost like chasing power in bishkek it's the political technique

the double header taking place later this month the draw nonce that you have the headquarters in geneva puts together the clubs from the former soviet union for the second time in three years but have been. meeting twice in the group stages in two thousand and nine the kiev i fit winning the home tie three one before holding men to coolest role in neither of the two sides progress though losing are to group winners barcelona on the bench will champions in turkey. scottish midfielder charlie alamo has opened his goal scoring tally for a new side liverpool as the red thrush a malaysian select six three in the pre-season friendly former bloc pool on them hitting the nets from the spot made bit through the first time off an equaliser from a free kick the host back on level terms shortly before the break will however it was essentially one way reds traffic after the restart david ng god netting twice in as many minutes before. followed that up with a sliding fourth goal for liverpool a constable four one margin by then but local top scorer mohammad saffi served up a quick brace off the bench

. >> along balboa park station, near geneva, i have been pushing hard to get ramps for pedestrians. right now, it is dangerous to cross the street. i want to insure the department of parking and traffic is painting lines on alemany street. beyond that, we need to figure out how to calm the traffic. a lot of cars go speeding through. sidewalks are not convenient for people. >> i am the supervisor for district 11, the debt -- the best district in san francisco. this year, we get to show how great district 11 really is. >> we are in our fifth year of major budget deficits. it is inevitable that we will make painful cuts. so how do we do it in a way that will minimize the impact on every day san franciscans? >> i really appreciate what you're doing here. you are a really patient gentleman, and i appreciate that. >> our parks are often cut first. how do we maintain our safety net, public health services, security services? all of these are critical decisions that have to be made. >> i have seen many people come forward today who i know whose lives have changed because of the services we

header the first match is later this month the draw was announced that you wait for headquarters in geneva putting against each other the two top clubs from former soviet union for the for the second time in three years rubin and dinar also met twice in the group stages in two. thousand and nine the ukrainian outfit won the home to i three one while holding. men to a gold rich draw in khazan neither of the two sides progress though easing out to greet his barcelona and eventual champions inter milan. while english eyes are still awaiting in the next round due to be held next month however their next game is a friendly as the guys on the dish and included have travelled to china they'll play a local team in town on saturday and have held an open training session to provide a treat for their age or fans hundreds of supporters came to watch while also calling on the board to weigh wearing a salmon i three to never leave the club. the last stage of the silk way rally from moscow to sort she has been cancelled because of heavy rain meaning russia's fit as a bit of winds the truck section in pol

the video taken from the shore near geneva, ohio. you can see the twister churning up the water.ike tornadoes but lose their power as they hit land. always an interesting sight. >>> in "cbs moneywatch" your post office could be moving and airlines could elect an unexpected fee. ashley morrison is here in new york with all of that. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you betty. asian stocks were mostly higher. japan's nikkei moved 0.5%, while hong kong's hang seng gained over 1%. wall street stocks finished lower yesterday, the dow down by 8 points while the nasdaq fell 16. >>> the wealth gap between whites and minorities in this country is getting wider. according to a new census report whites on average have 20 times the net worth of african-americans and 18 times that of hispanics, that's the widest gap in a quarter century. analysts blame the recession and uneven recovery. >>> the postal service is reviewing 3,600 offices for possible closure. the postal service lost $8 billion last year. most of the offices under review are in rural areas. postal officials say they are co

to the us constitution forbids torture and other forms of cruel and unusual punishment as does the geneva convention but they did happen there's no question that our country gage and torture and so taught others how to do it we also rendered people we also sent people to prisons in other countries where they were in fact torture there although congress demanded more oversight of military training programs an internal investigation by the government accountability office showed that school of the americas manuals advocated using quote torture truth serum blackmail and execution the pentagon said it didn't know what the manuals contained because it staff advisors assigned to review them didn't speak spanish united nations special repertoire for torture one mendez himself a survivor of torture says a lack of transparency in the u.s. led to further abuse in the eighty's unfortunately. the military police say it was restored and after that it's been difficult to document to what extent that includes teaching. techniques that are prohibited by law by international law it's a legacy that sharply