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millions of visitors watched her play with her companion, gus.e had liver disease caused by cancer. she was 25 years old living longer than polar bears in the world. gus is still at the central park zoo. >>> the plane at the center of the miracle on the hudson is making its final journey. the body rolled out of a warehouse in new jersey bound for a museum in north carolina. it was more than two years ago that a flock of geese disabled the engines and captain sully landing the plane on the hudson. >>> when we come back, no hoax. the 9-year-old balloon boy soaring right before our eyes. an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest p

gus doing 23 and fairfield gus doing to 28. those of the fastest and because of this, it will be more cooler this afternoon. let's talk about the fog, fog three-quarters, great improvement because it was less than a quarter of a mile just an hour ago. we'll see sunshine, even peaks along north bay coast. peninsula coast, upper 50s for you, mid to upper 60s through most of the bay shore and 70s showing up fremont to low 70's down in the south bay. upper 70s to near 80 in and the yochblgt seven-day forecast, fluctuate temperatures a couple of degrees through sunday and big warming trend through the early parts of mid-week. >> we are starting to see slowing right now on westbound 4 making your way out of antioch toward concord, speeds under 20 miles an hour. drive time to 242 is 25 minutes. also there is an injury crash eastbound 4 at port chicago highway but it's been cleared over to the shoulder. just a reminder, today's funeral procession for the two fallen firefighters is expected to cause severe traffic delays today. there wi

i'd like to acknowledge my colleague, sandy, for joinin gus. -- joining us. at this time, i'd like to welcome ed lee, the mayor of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you, hydra and mckinley students. thank you very much. supervisor weiner, i thin kwe k we have the official song, next time i go t otho the boardf supervisors, we need side by side. we ain't got a barrell of money. thank you for coming today. i want to say that i remember an episode, when i was in elementary school, when i was brought down to the principal's office. now i get to seek revenge by having the principles come to the mayor's office. i do signal to you my great appreciation, to the school district, and to all the school board members, to the family of people working with the city to make certain that we have the best educational system in the country that we can offer. we have celebrated with some of the best teachers, and i have been to countless numbers of different schools. we have a relationship with the city college, the wonderful relationships that we continue to have, and then, r

so this is what we are looking at, if you are n to get outside, a whewr bulkn- j gus earlywç)md nighte whoqç you6qd then we will9 si precautions. someone who youstage hey, mikey. >> good morning, christina. this is how i do t stay safe. that's done. the slowin disabled vehicle in the final clearing stages, more are heading to the tul areaqo starting8 just9(%=hb, ruction rh gc, eddrive,&pl f9on, enjoypxt that bridge, another bridge, san mateo, moves as smoothly. no problems for winds this morning, calm drive, as christina said, enjoy it for the morning, heading out the door, a7!çylling thousands of t priuses. we will tellhy. weudquplus, ca most unusual triathalons. >>> unusual the well, >>> welcome back, everyone. live look outside this from the south bay this morning, a little break in the which will athlete taking the in water,wr3 check in with -jy 6bil here to compete this week with the 31escape from alcatrazfrancisco,6 dod2cisco. forf úl. .lmg will run y back to marina green, where they will suit 98-út-mile run that we a nice little climb up the sand steps of baker beach. sherry sa

. >> good evening, commissioners, gus hernandez. i am just a neighbor. i am not an attorney. but i have read the planning code, and i believe this project should be before the planning commission. you guys are kind of our last hope here. we're not asking to kill the project. we just want a hearing in front of the planning commission. i sent you guys a letter, and you have seen the formula retail argument. i want to point out, again, this diagram that shows the suppose it use. is that still a walk up facility? they are saying that they brought the atm indoors, but it is still reject it is an accessible atm from the exterior. we just want notification, neighborhood notification, some way to get this in front of the planning commission so that we can express our concerns as neighbors to the commissioners who will actually be able to do something. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> hi, my name is amy. i think this is a landmark case on two occasions for this commission. one of them is that i think the formula retail law has been misinterpreted this whole time. that

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. >> reporter: for 16 days, she couldn't find her cat, gus, until she turned on the local news. >> i shot up, oh, my goodness, there's my cat. you're such a good boy. >> reporter: since the tornado hit, nearly 500 pets have been reunited with their owners. but now, four weeks later, 600 pets remain orphaned by the tornado. >> for me, the toughest part is seeing these guys having to stay here for such an extended period of time. before he was displaced, he had a family that loved him. >> reporter: so this weekend, the aspca is hosting an adopt-a-thon, in hopes of placing all of joplin's neediest cats and dogs in new homes. >> new mexico. >> kansas. >> illinois. >> we're here to adopt a dog. >> reporter: on day one, crowds of animal lovers showed up for a chance to take home a piece of joplin. >> i like that one. >> reporter: the puppies were popular, but the first to get a new home was this collie mix. even though the cats and dogs injured in the tornado, like this older gal, will get a second chance, as long as her new owners agree to therapy and making sure she's taken care of while

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so when the phrase did not happen in the fall the last two years or even more since gus liberation we did not have any peace talks. do you think of the dollar lieberman the country's foreign minister is good for israel he was appointed by. a government that was elected in the election i know that many people think the he's not the right person to represent israel in the world it what takes place now but this is a decision that was taken by the leadership by an attorney i was the prime minister i'm not going to comment on it the u.s. president barack obama has publicly committed the united states to peace based on the nine hundred sixty seven borders what is the benefit to him of sameness in public you know that the obama administration unlike former administration is very much engaging with the world with the muslim world which is the africa and say i could see the way that they. were presented live in a bus of the little susan rice the way the cheap. united nations the way that she acts the way that she embraces the way that she engaged in they really want to be an honest broker in t

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and then the other point you mentioned is a budget deficit enough to gus. that facts are it's see that the deficit should be covered at the expense so are people in the city but we think not to god's good optimized its costs and we suggest a more flexible approach to raising the tariffs. we know that in increase in tariffs always means growing consumer prices as soon as the again as more energy prices are raised prices for bread milk need transportation and so forth you follow suit and what does inflation mean if in fact it's a tax which is detrimental for the economy it's a cleaner in this for economic growth in the me so we tell the i.m.f. that our fall asleep is first and foremost to keep the budget deficit low which is of paramount importance not main european countries actually and boast of a three percent deficit this is the main condition for our economy to be stable. russia too wants ukraine to have a stable economic situation but to what extent do you depend on the i.m.f. alone i mean how much leverage do they have you say should you fail to negoti

roman gus and yan finding creative ways to stay in the saddle after rising up for a weili those efforts impressive enough to earn a third place finish moroccan cards another rider seemingly more comfortable on one wheeled into the stunt man's performance earning him runner up status when all was said and done you're either holding it called proved to be the most nimble and very of the riders hanging in the balance for a while after a tough angle on the circle we each member of the soprano in charge trio impressed in his own way verhoeven of would rule the podium after showcasing his race and then agree that i started off doing can like skating snowboarding as well as jumping on a trampoline my father then put me on a bike and i did quite well i later learned that both my parents were bikes in a young believes so riding on two wheels is in my blood the participants now have just under a month to come up with new gravity defying tricks to impress the crowd and even degrees those wheel bearings for the next event in the capital on july third so a tribute to one country's motoring technolog

what i wasn't himself said so with the phrase did not happen in the last two years or even more since gus liberation we did not have any peace talks the u.s. president barack obama has publicly committed the united states to peace based on the one nine hundred sixty seven borders what is the benefit to him of sameness in public you know the obama administration unlike former administration is very much engaging with the world with the muslim world which is the african and say i could see the way that the obama as a. representative in a bus of the susan rice the way the cheap acts at the united nations the way that she acts the way that she embraces the way that she engaged in really a want to be an honest broker in the middle east and not to be perceived as they were for so many years is being one sided and supporting on israel i think this is his idea in a new way this is what former miss way szell said as well but he may. it's very very clear that this will be the basis for the coming peace professor thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. . seventy six hours of intense fighting

pulitzer prize winner and legendary american investigative journalist seymour hersh is gus known for exposing the my lai massacre in vietnam since then his investigations have continued to shake up washington from uncovering torture at all the grob to exposing secret u.s. military operations overseas to his latest piece which pokes holes in a commonly held assertion here in washington that iran is developing a nuclear weapons program mr hurst sits down with r.t. to discuss his latest story in the new yorker magazine were here he says the obama administration of allowing fear and not facts dictate a potentially disastrous foreign policy towards a wrong mr hurst thank you so much for sitting down with us based on your investigation is the united states wrong to assume the worst when it comes to iran if they fear is based on the notion that you know that's our iran has the bomb or is going to get a bomb soon that's ridiculous because every bit of evidence of it from their own intelligence community. that the people that talk of bieber go but no there's no weapons there we've known that

if you take into consideration the twelve contracts of the week are presented in the tender that gus pro men look cool to paul to be in there being realized and it will amount to twelve million barrels per day in seven years today right produces four to five million barrels sold biggest will triple that amount to more than five hundred million tons i think that girl phrase so full use it will remain at the same level self east asia is using more and more oil products and it will keep using them to meet the demands of its economy we hope that it will hold better and sound but the production volume in iraq will undoubtedly be significant. as all the business is for now stay with us for headline.

may happen as soon as this year the country's largest insurer ross gus truck has taken a six hundred forty million dollar loan to prepare for the listing analysts say the company could be worth more than two billion dollars. the ten billion dollars russian direct investment fund has come into action just after it was officially launched at the same petersburg economic forum last week vladimir dimitri have chairman of the bank outlines the funds plans for this year. i think that will do one of two deals before the year and i don't think the. which is around two billion dollars will be fully. well they have the feeling that will raise about half a billion dollars to implement specific projects sometimes and that brings you up to date with business for now but you can always keep up to date online. business stay with us for headlines next. mission to free credit taishan free transport charges free. range month free risk free. two types free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects free medio dog r t dot com. wealthy british scientists are told some time it was time

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that's pretty impressive. 28-mile-an-hour gusts in san bruno and even a 30-mile-an- hour gus in pacificae idea. the winds are picking up carrying the fog a little later on. we'll start out with gray tomorrow. right now most of that at the coast near the peninsula. this will fill back in and start to race onshore. as it does, we are starting out with the fog. that's not bad. remember last weekend we had that record rainfall. no worries about that this weekend. temperatures tomorrow afternoon will be cooler but not bad. 71 degrees in livermore, 73 concord, 60s at the bay, breezy at the afternoon. bring something warm to the beaches, cooler temperatures in the 50s with partly cloudy skies with fog hanging out at the beaches all day long. all right. toward the next few days, the weekend looks good although we'll see a few passing clouds. sunday maybe a little warmer especially inland. but then toward the beginning of the next week, high pressure begins to dig into the bay area. and it will crank up the temperatures probably to mid- 80s toward tuesday and wednesday. and right now it looks lik

doctors sedated him and removed sand from his edove gus. that second teenager was pulled from about a foot below the surface and has already been released from the hospital. both boys were visiting sunset state beach near watsonville with a group near danville creek side community church. >>> grief counselors will spend time today with staff and residents at a nursing home in san jose one day after a tragic car accident. police believe a 90-year-old driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake before crashing into the building. one died six others are hospitalized. lisa amin guleziam explains. >> i just heard a really big noise and when i turned around to look at it, the car was halfway through the wall and moved forward and hit quite a few of the residents. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: it was 9:45 ambriz and she just started there. suddenly a 90-year-old visitor crashed into the room while trying to park her car. they found no obvious problems with the car. >> there was a lot of screaming a lot of yelling because a lot of them didn

investigators say seven people still in the hospital after eating gus macho tainted with bean sproutssame strain of bacteria that recently killed 44 people in germany and in sweden. now france is halted the sale of sprout seeds from a british vendor, but britain is denying it is the source of that outbreak. >>> back here at home a bay area hospital is celebrating two decades of serving families. the children's hospital hosted this 20th anniversary party. this is in palo alto. among other things doctors showed off this. new medical technology like robotic equipment for doing delicate prostate surgery. among the guests who were there, former patients who received treatment at the hospital. >>> raceway in sonoma just signed a deal to host a nascar race every year for the next five years. >> good news for the raceway seen rough times in recent years. attendance at the toyota save mart 350 over the weekend was about 10% higher than expected though. annual nascar race atin fin oncontinues to be largest marketing event of the year. >>> time now 6:56. let's quickly go bactocill to see what's

. >> candy, he went for what i would call the economic jug gu lar.taken the economic model from europe. it's hard to imagine anything more critical. you're european. >> horrible. >> absolutely. >> but he went through the litany of legitimate economic data, unemployment, foreclosures, everything that has the public deeply concerned but did he given as that will touch a nerve that is sufficient? >> listen, i'll tell you two of the biggest applause lines -- and when you say answers, there were not details. but he did talk about capping government spending at 20% of the economy. he said it's about 40% now. he did talk about a balanced budget. those were huge applause lines in this group, which obviously are republicans from new hampshire and new hampshire is very focused in on conservative fiscal things. so, yes, he had those sorts of things but not in terms of -- listen, here's my eight-point plan on reducing the deficit. >> candy, i've got to say, we've got to move on to something. there's going to be a voice perhaps for his campaign but he had one lin

tell me, personally i'm a big fan of all your work, but why have you become such a popular advisor/guelationship adviser? >> well, be honest with you, man, that's really not what i am. you know? i wrote these books strict -- i only thing i really know about is how men think. that's my expertise, is how men think. people took the book and they start -- they got to put a label on you so they started saying he a's a relationship expert, he's a love guru. hey, man, let me tell you the truth. if i understood women and could write that book, i'd be a billionaire. i really would, man. >> why do you think that -- you say you've been positioned as a guy who understands how men think, but why do you think you represent men? there must be lots of men who don't think like you? >> well, see, when it comes to certain things like love, commitment, sex, guys, piers, pretty much think the same way. we really do. you can put us in a nutshell. we're guys. we think pretty much the same way. i think what happened was, i just was wanted the guys to just decide to be honest about it and just tell women the

militarized and there is going to be more violence and more suffering by migrants that are crossing for gus. >> can i say also that a lot of the response to your question depends on a government in the country of mexico. there are major changes that mexico needs to make to provide opportunities for people down there the lack of which are forcing people to come here. and that is a major issue. it is not brought up enough. but, if mexico for example continues to have the kind of public education system that it has today which is really dismal or if it continues to have the local governance system that has today which is almost guaranteed there is no economic development in many areas, then you will see probably a lot of what you are already seeing. >> kathryn. >> i would slightly differ about that. also really i think if you want to see these changes are we want to see changes that have been with you and with us, i have never seen so much hatred in my lifetime. there is so much hatred. i go to the grocery store and everywhere i go there is hatred. and if you don't stop it and if i don't stop

we just encouraged them to sell gu. it made no sense. >> even for this investigation as half baked as it was to ever have worked, you would have had to havextradited folks from mexico back for prosecution in a lying and buying case with statutory maximum of what, ten years? and the guidelines, what are the guidelines in the typical lying and buying case? >> generally speaking, people without criminal history, why they can fill out the form, they get probation. ain, that's if they are prosecuted at all. >> they could have done car stops, could have done search warrants. already had a title iii up from what i understand. correct? >> yes. >> even if it had worked, i don't understand how it ever would have worked. >> well, sir, let's say for example that we wouldn't get as far as to be able to extra diet heads of the cartel. perhaps by doing interdictions, we could deter some guns being purchased. secondly, had we been able to stop a straw buyer, perhaps do a controlled delivery, we would have made it to the next level in t

gus kious invested millions in technology that goes largely unused.he blames the dwindling population of east cleveland, down by a third in the last ten years. adding insult to injury, huron's populations are primarily poor, mainly relying on medicaid or medicare. >> 9% of our total is insured population, which is you know, you can't run a hospital with that kind of mix. >> reporter: dr. koebby cosgrove says pulling the plug was the only option. how tough is a decision to close a hospital? >> it's a difficult decision but you have to do the right thing for the patient's care and you have to be, understand that you are the steward of a community resource and you have to use that resource wisely. >> reporter: cosgrove points to several clinics in the last few decades. each mayor sees a trend. >> hospitals don't close where patients are relatively insured. it is people in populations where the area is poorer. >> reporter: the cleveland clinic isn't entirely abandoning east cleveland. it is opening a $25 million health center to offer primary care but foc