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ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> let me make one announcement, item 5 a is removed from the consent calendar and will be heard on the general calendar. the ringing and use of all cell phones, pagers, and similar devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal of any persons responsible for the ringing of these devices. in order to facilitate an orderly meeting, we ask that you fill out a blue card if you wish to speak on an item. the commission may ask questions of staff after the items have been disclosed. we are on item number two, which is the president's report. >> i did want to bring up a topic and as my fellow commissioners to give their opinion. the rules committee has held hearings about a proposed charter amendment to realign the way that commissioners are reported, to split that authority between the board of supervisors and the mayor's office. i would like to make an observation that many of the people that we heard speak seemed dissatisfied with the amount of transparenc

ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] what made america great is an independent, vigorous press. if a jerk burns a flag, america is not threatened. political speech is the heart of the first amendment. they're expressing their religious beliefs. now is the time to make justice a reality for all of god's children. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. welcome to speaking freely, a weekly conversation about free expression, the arts, and america. i'm ken paulson. our guest today has written challenging and provocative plays over the past four decades, earning three pulitzer prizes, two tonys, and a reputation for art with an impact. please welcome edward albee. [applause] i was struck by the number of times people have objected to your work. and yet, i've sat here with people whose careers have been marked by censorship and challenges.

has seen tremendous growth in recent years. >> we started with one row of tarragon for a company in a san francisco market, greenleaf produce. >> and the market has just gone through the roof. >> jacobs farm has grown to become the largest organic herb grower in the country and hasplete line of herbs from the most popular--rosemary, thyme, and sage, to the most unusual. ever heard of cinnamon basil, pineapple sage, or lemon balm? >> crunch up the leaves, you want to break the tissue to get some of the oils moving. >> oh, ok. >> and then you can smell it or taste it, whatever... >> ok, this is peppermint. >> got it. >> yes. >> but not all herb farms are as big as jacobs. take this one, for example, in the bay area. it's not only providing the menu for one local restaurant, but it's also preserving the heritage of its famous owner. you may not know his name, but you surely would recognize the popular restaurant chain he created, il fornaio. and after a lifetime of success around the world, sausalito is where larry has found his newest and most exciting project yet. >> my dream was always to have an organic garden that could supply a small italian trattoria with the freshest possible ingredients. >> first, he built the farm and then the restaurant. together with fa

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ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] i am the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission and i am pleased to welcome you it our summit on climate change. as you know, throughout the country there is a number of meetings, discussions, probably even other summits on climate change. and you are probably wondering how this one is different, how this one might be more important or is important. and the reason it is different and it is essential because what we have gathered here today are the decision-makers for one of our most precious resources: water. represented here today are the heads of the largest water utilities in the united states. as decision-makers, we are responsible for providing water to tens of millions of americans. we are also pleased to bring together other government leaders and scientists that are experts on the environment, water and climate change. this gathering is also note worthy, in my perspective, in that we not only will exchange ideas, debate issues around water and

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can actually take the war into pakistan apart sun has has actually has a proper army box on there actually a nuclear state that has you know has a proper air force i don't think there's any way the u.s. could be looking to take the war into pakistan what they can do and in fact what they have been doing with the help of the indians is it continued to destabilize pakistan through through afghanistan which which has been the case for the past year or so whether you look at fatah or you look at stan i think the only thing left to do for the u.s. now is this has this probably will end and up like you know we have they should really packing up the bags and you know looking for an exit. son needs to do right now it's to work with china work with the regional powers such as iran with saudi arabia and in trying to come up with. you know preparing itself for afghanistan which is you know after us basically and you know how they're going to pick up the pieces and make it work then well you're close to my heart because that's been my theme for a very long time now if i go back to washington. again there are people are saying

has the ability to be a king maker, particularly in local elections and state-wide elections. do i think she has the talent, credentials to be president? no, i do not. do i think that she hasal muscle to be president? no, i do not. mitt romney is a much safer choice. mike huckabee is a dark horse in this. i don't think sarah palin would be a wise choice for republicans. as someone on left, i would love sarah palin to be the nominee. if she becomes the nominee, obamas can start -- >> she does have more chief experience than barack obama had. >> she's mayor of mayberry. >> maybe alaska doesn't count for mark but it's a pretty cool place. can you see russia from there. >> larry: one quick thing before we leave. we only have 35 seconds. laura, how is your health? >> my health is great, larry. five years out. i don't call myself a survivor. i call myself by the good graces of god and great family and friends a thriver. you've always been supportive of that. i appreciate that. i have two kids at home and they're my life now. i appreciate your asking thank you. >> larry: does five years mean it's over? does five years mean the cancer is done? >> well, larry, you know what they sa

has exploded. over the past 15 months facebook has added around eight new users every second. each of those people has around 130 friends and will share 70 different bits of life with them each month. pictures, passions, causes, home movies. so much that facebook is now a virtual sea of information that rivals google in scope. but the growing pains have been sharp. young founder mark zuckerberg hassers with the need to turn all of their information into money. >> so you get on facebook and you hope you have enough friends who are interested in you to have a conversation. but there's this whole other group who's really interested in you. and those are businesses who want to sell you something. they want to know what's on your mind. >> reporter: zuckerberg has promised to keep his users happy. but when facebook customers were surveyed by the university of michigan they rated the company in the bottom 5%, with the kind of sour marks usually given to airlines or the irs. what does that say about this company right now? >> it's a challenge to serve 500 million people. and also make a business of it. >> do you think mark zuckerberg fully understands what he's created? >> mark zuckerberg is like every other ceo in his 20s. he is hanging on for dear life as his company shoots off into the stratosphere. >> reporter: and here's a little more perspective on just how young and small this co

ha, ha, ha. in conclusion, they gotta bring back 'boy meets world.'" [ cheers and applause ] amazing that he can convey that in one quick glance. he loves "boy meets world." and finally, one of the most common obama expressions. it's from a recent g-8 meeting. it's called the, "this gonna be best flomax commercial ever!" [ laughter ] there you have it. those are some great facial expressions. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we'll be right back with "audience suggestion box." 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[ male announcer ] some things you just can't compete with. introducing the new jr. deluxe. now on the value menu, starting at a dollar. only at arby's. starting at a dollar. male voice: ooh! green tea with citrus. i could use a lift. you gonna finish that? hmm? well, how 'bout that? dude, fish have ears, you know. announcer: lipton--drink on the bright side. fish: sheesh. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. and thank you so much for watching our program. hope you had a great day. as you guys know, we're always striving to get better here at "late night." faster, leaner, stronger, more powerful. so before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience, just to have some feedback. just to hear what you guys think of the show, want us to change and stuff. that kind of thing, you know? so tonight, let's look inside the audience suggestion box. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there we go. let's see what we got here. open up the box, here. this is -- okay, this is from eddie kaine. it says, "hey, jimmy, you should give a nickname to a random member of tonight's audience." [ light laughter ] that's a great idea. absolutely. who wants a nickname? [ cheers and applause ] zoom in, zoom in. yeah, that guy with the hat. that guy with the hat. zoom in. there ya go. yeah, yeah, yeah, he's perfect. yeah, go down. go down to the guy in front -- yeah, that guy in the red. there ya go, yeah. what's your name? what's your name? yell. what is your name? >> my name is terrel. >> jimmy: terrel? what is your last name? >> my name is terrel shaw. >> jimmy: terrel shaw. your name is -- your nickname is "shawsy." [ cheers and applause ] "shawsy." do what? you wanna do what? one more? we'll do one more? one more? who else? who wants one, there? anyone else want one? anyone else? zoom in -- zoom in on somebody. that's great. yeah, that guy in the shirt -- that guy in the shirt there. what's your name, buddy? >> dan. >> jimmy: dan -- dan what? >> dan wogin. >> jimmy: dan bogin? >> wogin with a "w." >> jimmy: dan wogin. i'm gonna call you "underage." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] how old's that guy? dan wogin. 17? who else we got? we got here -- it's one from max stewart. it says, "jimmy, i love thumb wrestling and i love mud wrestling. can you combine these two into one super game?" sounds like a great idea. here you go, you guys. "thumb mud wrestling." >> "thumb mud wrestling!" >> jimmy: here we go, all right. we got some contestants here. what's your name, and where you from? >> hi, i'm casey, from waterbury, connecticut. >> and i'm chris from new hampshire. >> jimmy: chris from new hampshire. very, very good. all right, now you guys know how to thumb wrestle, right? >> got a general idea. >> jimmy: pretty cool, all right, good. now, go ahead, put your hands in there and get ready. [ laughter ] there ay go. you're wearing bikinis. i like that. you're wearing bikinis. let's put five seconds on the clock and -- go! ♪ >> jimmy: we have a winner! very good, we have a winner! you won. you're the champion. very, very good. thank you so much. only you and you alone will get to wear the thumb mud wrestling championship belt. let me put it on for you, there. there ya go. >> there we go. >> jimmy: right over the bikini. there you go. congratulations. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] great job. thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thumb mud wrestling! >> jimmy: okay. this one here is from donald latimore. it said, "you should show your audience the first 30 seconds of the 1986 movie, 'rad.'" it's a great idea, donald. here you go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good times. some good cinema. see what's next. this is from joel johnston. it says, "hey, jimmy, i really have to go pee. can i go?" [ laughter ] sure, where are you, joel? where are you? >> i'm over here. >> jimmy: okay, joel -- >> hey. >> jimmy: yeah, sure, buddy. if you have to go, go ahead. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this is from jackie simmons. jackie says, "jimmy, i'm a big fan of fire juggling. could you have someone fire juggle in the studio?" fire juggling -- you're talking about this, right? i think. ♪ yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. i love it, too. i love it, too. but legally, we can't have open flame here in the studio. however, all is not lost because i do know this guy. he does the same exact thing except with saran wrap and bananas. [ laughter ] but he does it to the theme song of "miami vice." you got to see it. take it away. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very, very much. who is that guy? he's a great guy. that's a great act. he does children's parties, too. i mean, he's -- yeah. he's available. this last one -- we have time for one last one. this is from keith bell. it says, "jimmy, it looks like bp may finally have capped the oil spill. i think the best thing to come out of this mess hasut it. the one you wrote about tarballs. could you sing it for us one last time?" [ cheers and applause ] all right. keith, i'll sing it for you one last time. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the oil spill by bp has left tarballs all over the sea ♪ ♪ so don't go swimming down in the south unless you want tarballs in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth

has not achieved a podium finished yet this season. the team hierarchy has been put on its head. schumacher enjoyed number 1 status for many years. >> i think that he is still enthusiastic. he is fit any has proven what he is capable of. he has 91 victories. no one has achieved as much as he has. >> formal one has a new star. the mclaren drive-in's have been stacking up -- drivers have been stacking up victories. shoe marketer is trailing behind the leaders that he is out of the run for this year's title. -- schumacher is trailing behind the leaders. he is looking to take a head of the pack again next season. >> we spoke to donner and we asked him how long that he thought schumacher would be able to compete and if he had a future in formula one? >> well, he is not known for being a patient presents. he is very determined. he has come back and done quite well. however, the environment which he ended up in had dramatically changed to the days when he was successful in formula one. nowadays, you have a key rebel drivers in a fantastic car and they are all quick enough to beat him. -- you have two red bull drivers. michael is up against a lot of other drivers, not just his teammates. >> there has been a lot of changes to for the

ha-ha ha ha ha! [ slam! ] [ ding! ] [ chirp! ] [ stomp! stomp! stomp! stomp! ] [ beep! crank! y don't have to. >> they want to have the best party on the block, but amy goodman has good ideas. she's a senior editor for "all you" magazine. this is one of those things. this is a keeping up with the joness things, and someone wants to up it one. you can do it affordably, right? >> with things you have in your housekeeping it practical, crafting, imagination goes a long way to have a festive and fabulous party. >> we have three themes going. this is fun. >> this is going to the circus, and you really want to have an engaging table, right? it's fun to do a little take on the invitation. this was actually the zoo cracker box that we cut into, and this is their ticket they have to bring to the party. >> so smart. >> kids love that. >> you want a fun activity, so we cut out little paper cone hats that kids decorate with pens and stickers. the centerpiece is edible, but we have the kids decorate the cup cakes using m&m's jelly beans. me daughter just did this. some of the decorations en

has said the u.k. has longstanding human rights concerns about tibet and has raised them in his talks with the chinese. for two years, china has kept tibet largely closed to foreign journalists. but now a small group of reporters has been on a rare escorted visit. >> it starts at daybreak. this is to that felt most sacred temple. china's show of force is openly display, a message to the devout. watching from the rooftops, the chinese marksmen. little wonder some tibetans see china as an occupation. -- china as an occupation force. few journalists have been allowed to visit here since riots a few years ago. when you came down to this. these monks, defying chinese rule, shouting there is no freedom in tibet. one of those monks is provided for us, eyes downcast. he has been through chinese- supervised reeducation. we asked if he worships the exiled spiritual leader, the dalai lama, and he mumbled "yes." but the translator tells a different tale. china provides economic development on one hand combined with repression of any dissent on the other. there has been a huge economic growth here in recent years. the question is, what wil

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has deteriorated as it has. it is unfortunate these property owners bought into a mess of a property line. it is unfortunate that ms. unterberger has been ill so much of the year that she has been under doctor's orders to avoid stressful situations and she has not been able to focus. at sea has not been working. she has not had a lot of money to do this stuff. but all of this stuff needs to get done. the pit -- the district building inspector will be on site, as commissioner fung pointed out. as he does the inspections and sees other conditions that may be required, he will require it. if he sees the dilapidation is addressed in this nov, it will be closed unless further issues are raised. that is right it really comes down to -- this is what it really comes down to. this list that mr. warmer has put into this briefing is not a corrections list, it is not a code compliance list produced by the building department. if he wants to discuss that with the building inspector, that is his prerogative. if the building inspector must act on these things -- commissioner garcia: that is way beyond. it was simply requested, and you are emphasizing how simple it is, concentrating on ho

has been attempting to prosecute him on serbian soil. though world has been to focus on the other side. he has seen. he has been seen as a key figure to address that balance. the whole affair had very strange relations between bosnia and serbia, with the bosnian government say that he had only ever protected his country from serbian aggression. the moslem member of bosnia's tripod presidency passed whether the verdict would allow the relationship between the two countries improve. >> i am glad that the justice has been served. as for the relations, if we respect each other, then there will be good relations. >> serbia has pledged to launch an official appeal. this is the third tribunal that has cleared the former bosnian leader of these charges, but belgrade remains defiant in its pursuit of him. >> football authorities in argentina confirm that his country club be renewed. argentina is one of the favorites to win this month. in the u.k., a con man who claims he was selling the ritz hotel in london has been jailed for five years. anthony lee is an unemployed lorry driver told a potential buyer that he was

has recibido? >> lo mejor que me ha pasado ha sido la manera de conectarnos con los fans. estamos escuchando a cada uno... directamente lo que piensan y lo que les gusta. >> y quÉ es lo peor y lo mejor. >> la gente que te apoya y la gente que no le gusta critica muy fuerte y hablamos de todo un poco. pero de eso se trata. es normal que siempre haya una diferencia, no? >> y cuÁndo nos vas a visitar en despierta amÉrica? porque los chicos dicen: por quÉ va contigo! >> cuando salga el disco vamos de una. >> y cuÁndo sale? >> a finales del aÑo, vamos a lanzar otro sencillo eventualmente y despuÉs otro sencillo y despuÉs el final del aÑo. vamos cambiando el sistema. >> toca esperar un poco. y despuÉs de premios juventud. >> vamos a estar ensayando y tenemos el concierto de los 200 aÑos de bicentenario. >> quieren preguntarle a juanes... no voy a decir nunca para no mandarme la parte. >> cÓmo le va con su bebÉ porque estÁ precioso dante. >> que dante estÁ precioso que quÉ tal te va con él. >> es la alegrÍa mÁs grande del mundo. y cuando ya con las dos niÑas, este es el complemento total de la familia. me muero, me muero. me derrito de amor. >> claro que sÍ, tu hombrecito. >> muchachos, cumplida. [ aplausos ] >> ya queda muy poco para que se dÉ premios juventud. les mando un beso enorme y a dietas, puro lÍquidos todo el dÍa. >> que juanes ya no haga dieta ya estÁ delgado y me encanta ese nuevo corte de pelo. >> vamos a una pausa pero enseguida regresamos con el rock latino. directamente desde mi tierra, la isla del encanto, pue que atravesamos hamayores de 65 aÑos a postergar su jubilacion debido a que su plan de pension se devaluo, al igual que el valor de sus viviendas. ---esta tendencia ha sido desastroza para los jovenes de 16 a 19 aÑos, que enfrentan una tasa de desempleo del 25% a nivel nacional, y 34% en california... las cifras de paro [ aplausos ] >> ya es de la familia. bueno, srs. aquÍ estÁ nuestra ana marÍa canseco. >> ea, ea, ea. >> de la isla del encanto! puerto rico. bienvenido a su casa de despierta amÉrica, nuevamente! >> gracias por tenernos aquÍ otra vez. hoy es premios juventud y estamos nominados. >> quÉ tan importante es esta nominaciÓn, esta segunda nominaciÓn de premios juventud. >> imaginate con juanes, manÁ, alejandra guzmÁn! quÉ podemos pedir? estamos aquÍ y es ya ganar pero ganar serÍa mejor! todavía spcxquÉ van a >> quÉ van a decir en caso de que ganen. >> no hemos preparado nada. >> de ganar ya han ganado en premios lo nuestro 2010. >> siempre estamos bien agradecidos por tener presentes. y ese pr

has said they were behind the attacks. there has rejected allegations that he has blood on his hands. he says there is no evidence that anyone has been killed as a result of the leaks. the mexican government is claiming a major success in its country's war on drug cartels. security forces have killed ignacio coronel, a top member of a powerful cartel. it is believed he was right-hand man to mexico's most-wanted drug lord. humphrey huxley has this. >> ignacio coronel was one of the most dangerous drug warlords in mexico. he died in a firefight in a wealthy suburb in the west of the country and ranked no. 3 in a powerful cartel led by mexico's most wanted man. ignacio coronel specialized in methamphetamines, said to be more addicted than cocaine in an industry worth billions a year. >> during this operation, ignacio coronel tried to avoid the action by attacking military personnel with gunfire. responding to the attack, this capo died. >> mexico is fighting the drug barons with all the hardware of the civil war. millions of dollars worth of narcotics have been seized and destroyed. opium, hair when, cocaine, methamphetamine -- her

has been proposed here does not require neighborhood notification. it has met the appropriate environmental, historical review and could be approved. the palin has claimed the department has known since 2007 about the legal work. that is not work. -- the palin has claimed the department has known since 2007 about the illegal work. it was only added to our system after the appellate made complaints in the last two months and then it was added to the system. looking at the work that is proposed in the plans here, the dormers and foundation work, all that is approvable and was appropriately approved by the department. that is really all i have to say on this matter but i am available for any questions. commissioner fung: mr. sanchez, did the planning department sign off on this over the counter? >> yes, and is a permit that can be signed off over the counter. commissioner fung: and did planning department review any of the permit history on this building? >> at the time, i don't believe that was part of the review. i would defer to someone who could answer that question. >> commissioner fung, the permit history was reviewed over the counter based on the data base. any time a

has been a struggle sometimes. it has been rewarding. it has had opportunities. overall, it has been wonderful. because of the presidium parkway, i was able to increase my staff by 65%. additionally, i was able to purchase equipment to put on this project. this equipment is called a boom pump and it comes concrete. it can pump 173 cubic yards of concrete for hours and had a reach of 147 feet. you can imagine the efficiency that is going to bring to the general contractors on this project. this is economic recovery in action, the ability to hire new people and the ability to buy equipment to put on a project. to us, every opportunity counts. every payroll that we make, every business loan payment terms, because it means we are coming back from one of the darkest economic times in our history. it is our responsibility to take this opportunity and take it forward. i would like to share a story of how we were able to pay this forward. we are located in the bayview district. we are a couple of blocks from bay shore boulevard and a few blocks away from third street. one of the most iconic businesses i

has just been the staff, because it has always been safe, and there has never been any altercations. i have rented for even as because it is handicapped accessible. thank you. >> thank you. next. >> my name is patricia doyle, and i want to thank everybody here, and i wanted to save chile's also offers -- to say jelly's also offers of food and wine tasting done by a chef, and i feel it is affordable and important, and they hire the best musicians, more so than any other club in san francisco. it is a very affordable place that i would feel really sad if it went. i wanted to make the comment about other people's comments, too, because it is not just a latino as saying. -- latino thing. it is people who love to dance, and it is a great place. i do not think the owners are really out there to make money as they are to provide a service to us, the people. >> thank you. >> good evening, i wanted to comment on the fact that i have firsthand knowledge of the owner of shelley's -- jelly's and how diligent she is in making sure they follow all the rules and regulations. also, i know this has been brought to light by a horrendous crime, but i want to comment it would also be a crime to lose the livelihood of all the people that are there. >> thank you. next. >> my name is scott. i do not think you are going to find anyone here that will say it is a mismanaged or badly run venue. it is a positive influence on that area. the biggest things i am hoping the commissioners take away is to the cab violence that has happened -- to look at the violence that has happened in san francisco. i would like to applaud mr. meko for looking at this. we had a number of instances taking place. and murder and violence is serious. there has been over 20 murders in san francisco. the entertainment community has been targeted, and there has been a reaction to having these cases shutdown without all the facts being looked they have operated since 1994. a i have heard a lot of reports that they have been expensive and not reliable perhaps that can be re-evaluated. i think what they need to do is ge

everyone a right to everyone has a right to life everyone has a right to security physical security and social security everyone has a right to an adequate diet everyone has a right to shelter and clothing to medical assistance etc everyone has a right to a job. in many places where people are coming from places like el salvador guatemala rural mexico the resources necessary to realize these rights don't exist so in order to realize those rights they have to migrate to to deny these people the right to migrate so they can gain the resource gain access to the resources so they can realize these other rights is to know them their fundamental humanity. and internet provider in russia's far east has been ordered by a court to bar access to a number of websites including the popular video sharing site youtube accusing them of hosting extremist ideology the argument was based on the posting on you tube of a nationalist video titled russia for russia and other sites a fact that allowed us to read of books of extremist content such as hitler's mind crown the prosecutor who filed the lawsuit said he was at the quote in the interests of russia but the internet prov

so now it has a serious kids in the red and then china well all over the world from canada to to malaysia here what do you think what do you think about russia and russia has as we saw has has long been trying to get a formula one formula one track what's the problem with with with making what in russia think of first of all we don't like at all before it's called to get the earth and then we don't have a real professional focus to teach them the circle now at least and for one and all people start of the war and i think i hope they will be built for the race and for four more you know so a homophobic belief it's a it's if you take another example like spain ten years ago you know was mostly interested in moto g.p. and racing cars and you need science to be totally i'm sure the media first will be interesting into formula one and then obviously the spectators and those the russian people. if there is an interest then obviously the next step would be to create interest and to brings a formula one shoe into russian federation and make sure that people have access to a pool if the russian one really want one circuit should they start by signing a contract with their for one an

oil spill in the gulf of mexico has been as has disastrous to the firm's finances as it has to the environment the crisis has forced b.p. c.e.o. to step down brought eleven billion pounds in losses already and force the sale of assets to pay for the cleanup and compensation claims there is now some debate over just how bad the environmental impact will be some scientists believe the effects will be felt for decades while there's some evidence that the leak has been clearing from the surface of the water much faster than expected time magazine's michael grunwald things exaggerating the damage is a way for some to promote their individual chanda's. just about everybody has called this the worst environmental disaster u.s. has ever faced and i went down to louisiana last week. assuming that they were right there just doesn't seem to be a lot of evidence for that one of the scientists i talked to said this is like a sunburn on a cancer patient so we don't know what we don't know and the long term new paths are certainly impossible to know right now but there's not much evidence the environmental catastrophes you

has britishrrived in washington -- prime minister has arrived in washington. a gel has halved the risk of women being infected with hiv. a greek journalist has been gunned down at his home. the sect go to target police and the media after widespread riots in greece. >> he had a substantial pedigree for exposing wrongdoing. he was about to publish the results of an inquiry into major league corruption. the journalists' union said someone wanted to silence a good investigative reporter who had stepped on a lot of toes with this story. -- storiehis stories. can thecondemned the murder. >> he wapolice are looking for r three gunmen who called at his apartment and summoned him downstairs playing someone stole his car. when the -- he opened the door, hthey opened fire. >> there was a series of shots. we came to the balcony. the shooting stopped and it continued. >> according to police, the indications are this was a terrorist attack. they say tests showed the bullet came from a gun used in a previous murder by a group called the sect of revolutionaries which had tried threatened to kill journalists. >> a man who is almost totally paralyzed as taki

has spun out of control. following the first demand letter from their attorney that made this lawsuit, sally unterberger has not been a healthy woman. she has gone to a series of surgery starting in early january on her shoulder and hands such that she was never able to give the attention to her house that she needed to give to her recuperation. it is unfortunate that her ability to be responsive to her neighbors' remodel -- she just was not physically able to do it at the time and the schedule that the remodel seemed to demand. so in order to push ms. unterberger to do things in the way they wanted them done, the requested that the district building inspector come in and have a look. noticing what appeared to be deteriorated, dilapidated conditions, the district building inspector wrote a notice of violation. the notice of violation is very clear and very specific that the complete investigation -- the violation description was that the dilapidated conditions on the east side of the building in crashed into the neighboring property. this is the actual language that is on this notice of violation that is written by a district inspector. ms. unterberger's contractor has spoken with the inspector that wrote this, and he said he had discussed the language he was riding with the appellant before it was finalized. -- he was riding with the appellate before it was finalized. the description was in detail and the corrective action required was in detail. what was not part of the corrective action specified on the nov were plans or penalties for these violations. it was just fix them. it was very clear we had begun to fix it. sally's contractor has created this list that he has discussed with the district inspector and has agreed that this complies with the intent of this notice of violation. where the requirement for plans would come in would be if she was trying to legalize a shed that holds her washing machine that is clearly attached next door. that is going to be removed. there is no attempt to legalize that shed. so we do not need to file plans for an exterior alterations. what we need to do is what the building department asked us to do and repair th