that leaves just into gina because she grapples with these problems every day. >> let me start by saying i feel far more at ease now in this prestigious venue after hearing "help" and "stocks -- "hell and "sucks." i can speak far more clearly to you now. in very humble being with these folks because these folks are architects. architects of technology and architect of cloud computing technology in and of itself, so i am humbled to be here with these gentlemen. i can speak from a -- i am release a purveyor of the technology that they implemented. i can speak from my role with the city and county of san francisco and how we are leveraging cloud and the benefits we are deriving from the cloud and why we made the choices therein. certainly, as tim alluded to, the choice to go to the cloud was primarily cost-driven, economically driven, no question. but also, we began to see that the city business, the city government was changing and the role of the city government was changing. the constituents in the city and county are very savvy, savvy computer users. san francisco is a gateway to silico

in terms -- do you agree with that, gina? >> we definitely think it's a big problem. i mean, one of the whole points of the long-term refinancing operation was to try to insulate spain and italy because those are two very large economies. and potentially they might be too big to fail, but they also could be too big to save. that's where the volatility will come in. >> exactly. it's a good situation if you play the volatility because that's where the opportunity is if you're a volatility player. other than that, looks like it will be a very difficult time. >> and straight ahead, paypal critical part of e-bay's business, the payments and money transfers are the life blood of the e-commerce site. today e-bay named a new paypal boss. what's the plan for meeting the competition from companies like google and square? new ceo and president are ready with some answers. "power lunch" exclusive on the other side of this break. you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen.... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passion

president, i rise today to applaud the confirmation of judge gina marie groh. as then-goafn of west virginia, i was honored to have the first female from the eastern panhandle with the highest of credentials, judge groh, brought to my attention. i was so proud to appoint her to the 23rd judicial district in 2006. and she has served with great distinction ever since. i'm also very pleased that my colleague and friend, senator jay rockefeller, saw the same qualities in judge groh that i did and recommended her for this prestigious position on the federal bench. i thank him for his steadfast support for her nomination. i just want to take this opportunity to reiterate some of judge gina groh's fine qualities and the reasons i know she will be an exceptional judge on the u.s. district court for the northern district of west virginia. she is a respected member of her community in the eastern panhandle of west virginia as i have known her for many years. in addition, -- in addition to being the first female judge to serve in the eastern panhandle, judge groh is only

gina mosconi. [applause] district attorney george gascon. city attorney dennis r. vera -- herrerra. and joanne hayes white. police chief gregg sur. [applause] supervisor scott wiener and malia cohen are here today. [applause] and our very own paul pelosi. i want to invite everybody here to come on a tour of the hospital and the new hospital. i am sure mayor ed lee would total about the new hospital. it is a remarkable project, really remarkable, veryç exciting. i do not even want to say this, ahead of time and ahead of budget. webcpor and all of their people deserve a huge vote of thanks. it is going to be a beautiful hospital. designed specifically to meet community needs. it is seismically safe, technologically advanced, and green. it is being done right, from the start, and we are proud to have here mayor ed lee to tell us about it. he has been involved with it for years and years. [applause] ç>> thank you, judy. çhello out there. welcome to the heroes and hearts awards ceremony luncheon. i am so happy to be with all of you here at the at&t park the giants. of course, you are

. >> there is an idea from gina who helped with the laci peterson case. she wanted to help us make ribbon autos some of her high school classmates are coping with painful wait by making tee shirts and setting up a reward fund. >> this is hard, every day we wonder if she's okay. so every day, this is harder. >> her mom left the house more than an hour ago, with mark klaus whose daughter was kidnapped and killed in 19946789 mark told me by phone he and marlene are going to set up a center in morgan hill. >> and there is daily city, police hoping someone will help them identify a man hanging around a bathroom in an elementary school. spotted at george washington elementary. and there police describe him with short black hair and a bald spot wearing long white shorts carrying a red and white umbrella. a sunnyvale youth soccer coach is accused of sexual assaulting a 13-year-old girl. the 36-year-old taken into custody after police investigated complaints about the girl's father. >> the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi heading back home to venezuela. ac

gina, tell me how this all came about and what you're expecting from the program. >> well, i'm reallyappy to be here and with duncan. among three other partners, trying to build an ecosystem that would support businesses looking to grow. the fund will put capital in the hands of small businesses which is the optical to growth but they need mentor ship and training and access to logistic sis is testimonies and ways to purchase. lots of things that help move ahead faster and more effectively and with this group they've done it all. >> how are you going to get small businesses to create jobs? you've got the capital. this is a very supportive program. but we know companies are sitting on all of this money and they are not putting it to work. >> i think what we're hoping, i'd be the first to admit that it's idealistic. if you take axion, linkedin, start-up america, our view is that the combination of what everybody brings to the table, you turn to big companies in america and say, you are all small companies one day. now you have the good fortune to be big companies. can we direct some of

so did gina scott who works there. >> really, honestly i didn't expect to look like this when we opened up the door. >> three hours to the east, this is what is left of west liberty kentucky after another twister. >> about a mile and a half came through town. >> a doze tornadoes, part of the same system that brought hundred tornadoes through the midsection through the ohio valley and gulf coast. >> the only thing we have. >> it's an alert. >> cellphone warnings saved people that have to recover from the second tornado in less than a year. back in henryville, a restaurant owner saved himself by going into basement. he came upstairs to find a school bus in the dining room. >> we're fortunate nobody got hurt. >> but the stories are loss are heart-wrenching. four-year-old boy ripped from his mother's arms died. two-year-old girl also found in a field survived but the family members found with her did not. >> across indiana, police say they haven't counted the number of injuries or the number left homeless. today's forecast calls for cold and maybe snow. >> terry: back in our area, they have

she was a guest youth analyst at the third anniversary women's pioneer awards ceremony and presented gina davis with the woman pioneer award. she was also named valedictorian of the changing program. [applause] last but not least, a nasalee, 18, spearheaded the 16th street bart installation about gender which infused her passion for art and activism. an asset is a second year career educator at the arid and engaging facilitator of the group trend magic rashid is committed to becoming a visible and zero allied to the transgender community. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi, kim, mayor. once again, we are all here to honor and the phenomenal accomplishments of these 15 new four years. it has been a blessing and give to work with these wonderful warriors. thank you all for sharing this memorable day with us in honoring the 2011 youth warriors. these 15 are shining examples of what it means to be a warrior and is a gift to myself, the family, friends, nominators, and importantly, to the city and county of san francisco. we all appreciate everything you have done. thank

she was just as feminine as her baby sister, gina. early in 1998, the family moved to italy, and before the year was over, so was the marriage. pregnant with her son brendan, karina moved back to america with the children but without fernando. it was around that time that her normal 5-year-old little girl started to ask some unusual questions. >> julia at that point would say to me, mommy, does so and so's daddy have a penis? i said, of course. i was teaching the difference between boys and girls was having a penis or not having a penis. >> that didn't make much sense to me. if i couldn't be a boy because i didn't have a penis, then i was a cool kid. >> karina thought the cool kid identity was just a phase, but when julia entered school the gender confusion didn't end. >> through the course of the year, she told me that her hair had gotten stuck in the toilet so i needed to cut it. she asked me to buy her an outfit in the boy's department. >> karina's sister, cathy, disapproved. a tomboy phase was one thing but she felt karina was too

gina, along with ago. >> host: from columbus ohio, independent caller.o ahead. >> caller: good morning. you know, i think that what happened on september 11th has affected our economy in every aspect of our living here in america. and that think it is being ignored by a lot of leaders in our country, just how much of an impact it's an honor economic structure here. and i guess what i would like for you to comment about his from an economical aspect why would we pull out from up against knowing that afghanistan is the foundation of the economical disaster be too well, you make a great point. and that is september 11th did a lot of damage to our economy. lots of different levels. the most obvious is that we have been forced to spend a lot more of our resources, our tax dollars, businesses to spend a lot of their resources on security, defense. and, you know, rough orders of magnitude, iraq in afghanistan on average since september 11th have cost about $5 billion a year. to the arithmetic, over a trillion dollars. that's a lot of money. and that is been ver

not only is gina here, but kathleen alioto is here. [applause] a true son of san francisco, kevin shelley is here. of the supervisors, john of a los -- avalos is here. in the citywide elected officials, bill cain is here

gina reinhardtization's richest woman with an estimated -- is one of the world's richest women. her family is suing to remove her as the head of the multibillion-dollar trust. >> she is the fourth richest woman in the world. her company is in part run by a family trust, set up by her father before he died in 1992. the trust owns a quarter of the shares in hand -- in hancock prospecting. but three other family members want to take control of the trust, claiming serious misconduct by the mother in her management of the trust. she had to keep the rankings secret, saying family security would be under threat if it all became public. her lawyer said she was extremely disappointed with the court's decision. she said her children and had lived all privileged lives thanks to their mother. is said of the children were not happy, -- he said at the children were not happy, they should look to themselves. the one child standing by her mother issued run statement saying this statement -- this case is motivated entirely by greed. i have no doubt that my brothers and sisters will regret what t

. >> my name is gina marie. -- good afternoon, commissioners. my name is june marie. i have lived in at san francisco for 47 years. i am a bit nervous. i am not used to doing this. there are always going to be people who will go against some things peeping but being a hiker, and i walked in the embarcadero all the time. is very good for my health. i walked there and i am able to study all the areas, and i think it would be wonderful if we had the 8 washington project approved. it will be very good for the city and for many other people who spend time in that area. it will be good for the children. we will finally have children in the playground. there will be so many things. it is just a dirty eyesore. i have seen young people drinking in cars there. is time for change. we need to go forward, not backward. sometimes we can go forward, but you have to. must do it. then we will see progress. thank you very much for your time. >> at this time, there are seats available in this room. if you're listening to this, watching this in the overflow room, if you want to come up t

. >> reporter: gina of marine corps times has covered the troops fighting in afghanistan and iraq, haddying next to her, has watched them fight a war since 9/11. >> they continue to serve and continue to volunteer to serve. i think that's an important part of why they have such a high following in the country. >> reporter: so it hurts, confuses when they disappoint. the massacre of vietnam, the recent mistakes in afghanistan. >> the timing of all of this is just kind of crazy, because you've got the video of the marines urinating on the corpses, you've got the accidental burning of the koran which caused a huge demonstration in the streets of afghanistan, and now, this comes on the heels when that's just calmed it down. >> reporter: if we're confused at home about this apparent slaughter, imagine being in the american military in afghanistan right now. >> the big question is the why. and will it derail what we're going to do tomorrow morning? it's dangerous. you've got to be vigilant. it feels frightening and frightening for other service members over there, i'm sure, who have already

gina stipo is from the tuscany region of italy.hank you for being here. >> thank you very much for having me. >> and you have the ecco la cucina. >> that's the name of the company that i own in italy. i do cooking classes and we do culinary tours and it means here's the kitchen. >> oh right. and today you're going to prepare very simple recipe that even i can prepare. >> absolutely. >> with chicken. so how do we start? >> i have two things to prepare for you today. the first is roasted chicken. roasted economicken is always wonderful whether it's cold outside or hot outside and it's extremely simple to make. you take a cut chicken and put it in the roasting pan. i'm going to ask you to go ahead and pull the leaves off of the sage. >> oh i love sage. >> we're using two herbs to flavor this. sage and rosemary, just pull it off and toss it right in. they are the two most commonly used herbs in tuscany. they set our cooking apart from other regions in italy. we toss that and i have some whole garlic and we're just going to throw those

. >> reporter: gina has had dry eyes for 13 years. >> first it was very slight, throughout the day a little bit of stinging or burning. >> reporter: fast forward to present day. >> almost hurts when i wake up in the morning. >> reporter: a doctor said millions of americans live with mild dry eye. their vision can get blurry. he said her symptoms normal but there are others. >> gritty sensation, it may be seen as burning. >> reporter: her dry eye is because a thyroid condition but the list is long. it includes medication, exposure to smoke, hormonal chase, dry air and older age. the end of winter may bring some relief. >> the heat and people staying inside will bring out the worst in dry eyes. >> reporter: there are things you can do. >> we start with artificial tears to replace the tear that are missing. we will ask people to increase their nutritional intake, fish oil,. >> reporter: he suggests using a humidifier and not using contacts. see a doctor to rule out a more serious condition. for today's health minute. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certif

one over in white marsh in the honey go shopping center officially opening at 11:00 and former cult ginarkety is behind the opening of the markets. >>> baltimore city parks and recs will have a new identification system and provide safeguards to ensure protection of staff and participants. registration is free and you can scan in when you want to use the five participating facilities. >>> marchers are recreating history in alabama. >> civil rights activist al sharpton joined a huge crowd leading the march for voting rights. >> this march is commemorating the 47th anniversary of bloody sunday when unarmed civil rights marchers were attacked by armed alabama state troopers. >> we were hoping to get a sound bite. the 50 mile trek will take place over the next week. it's going to end on friday with a rally that's happening in the state capitol. >>> let's go back over to lynette with what to ebb expect today. a mixed -- expect today kind of a mixed bag. >> let's delve into what's going on across the western part of the nation. across the pacific northwest, a system is trying to bring rain acr

. >> that success has made magdalena neuner germany's most popular sports woman, and gina sponsorshipshe has made millions and almost single-handedly turn by avalon into a glamour sport. but at just 25, she has decided to hang up her skis. in early december, she announced her retirement, citing a lack of motivation in constant media attention. >> it is stressful having so many people around you, watching what you do, following your every move. >> but life in this pilot also has its upside. >> i have grown up fast these past few years but i am 25 now, and i have experienced so much better i am very grateful for my successes. >> it is a question every journalist is asking, but magdalena neuner swears she will not be making a comeback. in three weeks, she plans to compete for the last time, at the world cup event. after that, the young german begins the next chapter in her life. >> the by avalon is hugely popular in germany, but it is not that well known elsewhere -- the biathalon is usually popular in germany. we went to find out what it takes to be a great biathlete. >> i had imagined

. >> these days, kids surfing the web can come across gina, a helium huffing giraffe. while the coalition is contacting these directly to change the message, they say the most urgent warning is aimed at parents. >> if parents know what to talk about to their children saying this is dangerous, kids will understand. >> what's going on, guys? >> want to get out there, because right now it's portrayed as just something funny to do when it's really not. >> according to the nipc, it can cause an embolism as the person inhales too deeply. in addition, gas from a pressurized tank is the most dangerous, can actually cause the lungs to rupture. >>> right now it's the hottest ticket in town. if you can get one you can see the high court dot arguments on the future of america's health care system. the court has a potential audience numbering in the tens of millions and it's about time to let them in. >> reporter: yeah, anita. we want in. six hours of unprecedented testimony of a case that could change the face of america's health care system and americans will not see one bit of i

better luck for gina's number one who on martin troll the ninth seed beat australia is my raincoats all submission straight set seven five six three and will play spain's fernando verdasco next. while yet another argentinian david nalbandian had to work hard against crawl at merion cish it was a close battle with the former world number three eventually gaining the upper hand in both tie breaks melbourne deon is looking to put an end to a nineteen month old drought. other names making it through russia's nicholai got example getting the better of your and following the five and six scenes that we for show will focus on goal are also safe with routes around three and in the women's draw topsy victoria azarenka be russia's exhibit lot of course and it's all about third seed got for suffered a shock exits a local favorite for a seat at mchale well there was one that about falls out of her match with czech klara as a ball of off however pole i guess her advance the end judy gergis of germany and china as not the whole progress. with just a week to go before the curtain raising us reading gr

dozens of people undergo treatment here each day according to gina in a britain it was one of the first clients. however his relatives flatly deny her claim but once i received a call from a kremlin employee could you carol any prisoner be asked i said i wasn't sure but am i trying then you know when the family is aware of that joe would simply have been barred from his duty saying that some woman off the street was allowed to healin oppression of his rubbish and he cheated. the criminal champers were obliged to watch the health of the linux version and one of them was victor but i think he was cool how chefs had to refuse question of what his favorite meal ministries call that the full of his doctor's recommendation. but. i remember the way poultry was served in soviet times there would be enough fuel months now look different in those days the coat of arms could never be hidden it would serve as the basis of the side dish of m. i'm a guard you is the coat of arms was a sacrosanct zimbalist was little or the sheriff had to result to all sorts of tricks to keep the whole away from it ha

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i appreciated a letter that i think gina mccarthy sent this yesterday or maybe -- yeah, yesterday. to chairman whitfield. and in that letter, on the first page, you write in the last paragraph on that first page that is why epa conducted extension refinery modeling to understand the cost impacts of a variety of fuel requirements. as a result, the only fuel requirement we are considering for tier 3 is one that would lower the amount of sulfur in gasoline. so my question is does that mean that you will not look at the read vapor pressure or the octane components of a final rule? is that what i read between the lines? >> yeah, i think that's pretty much -- yes. yes, sir. i agree with that interpretation. >> okay. good. now, we are all concerned about job losses across the country, and i know there was a study that came out that showed a number of refineries that are closing from california to new new mexico, virginia, pennsylvania and the virgin islands that total 5500 jobs. they're closing for a variety of different reasons, and one of the reasons is the regulatory burden that many o

first game of the western conference final between regular season runners up scott st petersburg and gina moscow. the series will begin in st petersburg with both teams aiming for their first ever go to are in cup finals have never reached the last horrific a shelf playoffs while of the novel already have that experience after they crashed alex eventually champions all the bars back in two thousand and nine. and find that even the inaugural snowmobile race was held this weekend at the polar circle in siberia and that finished driver finished first on the extreme track and our very own correspondents constantine paul itself was also there for us. the endless and silent arctic tundra near silly hard c.t. two thousand five hundred kilometers from moscow territory covered with snow for nine months of the year that's where around one hundred snowmobile daredevils two to the young can really braving the minus twenty degree temperature to find out who's the quickest. you can see my face i got some frostbite on my cheeks a. little speech so fast that. that something happened the race color is two

is going to be combined together into a comprehensive profile of each user are they also looking at gina. they are looking at the mail. g. mail has actually been. read by google in the sense that it deploys on automatic scanning technology that it scans the content of your email i presume you're looking for spam and well fishing and actually it's usually used to target advertisements so the advertisements are targeted based on the content of your email you send an email to someone. you know that dentist you don't see ads for related products so you send an email about the down to school reserve e-mail and you go into a google search and you search. you know my neighborhood and an ad for going to sponsor. that's that's the difference now the ads are are no longer can catch you will they're based on a profile of you a profile of your behavior the way you use each google service so these searches you do or. not it's not in my just not be you know it's the old. joke about you know somebody sitting at the office typing away and suddenly you know a porn screen pops up or something like that bu

we are gina bring you a live report from the high school coming up at 8:15. >>> a 17-year-old boy inona recovering after shots were fired outside of a high school. police say that teenager was hit by flying glass. a man filed a rifle indiscriminately yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. the accused shooter is in custody. investigators still want to know why he was firing that gun. >>> many communities are still cleaning up from the deadly tornadoes. any could see more severe weather here today -- they could see more severe weather here today. sandra endo has more. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of the areas hardest hit by wednesday's tornadoes. you can see the devastation it left behind. cleanup crews are trying to get -- get ahead of mother nature as they are expecting another storm. they are expecting a hail storm with golf-ball sized hails to come down, also a possible wind storm with gusts up to 45 miles an hour, and right now crews are trying to get ahead of it all. the sheriff said they are calling off a lot of these volunteers. take a look at all of this deb. it's ver