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people, but to also think so many members of our community throughout this wonderful city of barours to hep with how we run the city and what policies and values we set forward. and how all these individuals are going to help all of us make sure that we are connected to all of our constituents. a big thank you to everybody here today. thank you very much. [applause] i want to welcome supervisor wiener, the chief of police, thank you for being here. i will miss other officials, i am sure, because my age and height are always working against me. [laughter] our district attorney, george? you are right behind the bright lights. [applause] we have members of our community -- john burton is here. i have a lot of people giving me some great advice of how the city can be run better. it can always be run better. no matter what i am doing, how hard i am working, there are always people who can help us. whether it is on a police commission, a veteran affairs, all the numerous departments, we can always do better. that is what i will be asking you to help us do. we have 24 appointment today. they span

before they hit the bridge, the honchos going, "hop, hop, hep, hop, hut, 2, 3, 4" or "step, step, step, step--" but when they get to the bridge, they--break, stop. and then--like that. and everyone crosses the bridge out of step. why? 'cause the bridge-- what if the resonant frequency of the bridge is--hut, 2, 3, 4. you know what i'm saying? in fact, this happened in manchester, england some years ago. all the troops are following the honcho and the honchos is counting-- so he goes across-- and he's ahead and he keeps doing-- he's on the other side of that bridge yelling-- and the people are-- wipe out city. you guys know about the golden gate bridge in new york, i guess. how the golden gate bridge is-- get the same resonance. yeah, they really screwed up in this, man. talk about the disaster of the earthquakes. the golden gate--i mean, the george washington bridge, george washington. [laughter] you guys been known the george washington bridge has a resonant frequency that's equal to that of cat's trot? you guys know about that. cat, yeah. medium-sized cat. who's from new york city? th

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and now 33 years to the day hep went missing, there is an arrest in this case. 51-year-old pedro hernandez tells officers he lured 6-year-old etan into a convenience store before choking him and throwing his body into the trash. officers say so far hernandez has not offered a motive. there's no physical evidence, but hernandez has signed a detailed confession. hernandez is expected in court this afternoon. >>> and in the bay area, a castro valley family is also honoring their missing daughter today. 14-year-old jenny lynn was murdered at her home in castro valley 18 years ago, back in may of '94. no murder suspects have ever been charged in lynn's killing. her family's holding a ceremony and candle light vigil in memory of her. that ceremony begins tonight at 6:30 at the castro valley library. >>> overseas he was a soldier, home he was a son and friend. and now the family will be spending a somber day honoring a life cut short. travis morgado died this week when a road side bomb exploded next to his patrol. he had been serving the country since december and this was his very first deployme

smart defense is a new security culture kpree hep culture comprehension. the same i do academic or in my own institute pap new way of thinking, generating modern defense capabilities and new ideas. it's about the future of nate other as an alliance not only in conceptual framework actually tactical and strategic, all about the encouragement of corporate defense and all about maintaining military capabilities but also enhancing military capabilities with low, as low as possible financial costs and human -- according to the concept, nato is moving forward on the 21st century challenges required agile forces, compatible forces also deployable forces. i remind you greece has forces but we're not deployable forces. we're static forces. nato needs these forces and we need to have smart budgets directed funds for capacity building and planning effectiveness. we also need to be operationally viable with minimum budgets possible and enhanced technology, minimum human cost and time, specific time frame in operations, in and out. smart defense is all about renewing o

hep didn't go into detail. he didn't want to talk about some of the details.hinese government really have let him go if they thought he was that much of a threat and lose face in that regard? that's one thing i don't understand. >> they had to do the analysis in realtime. and that is by keeping him in beijing in the middle of the house in the u.s. embassy. how does that play out in terms of the way you're seen internationally. how does it at affect foreign investment and trade. how are you seen in if eye of the international community? that's a tough thing to endure. they wanted to get him out. they figure out a way to send him over here with a student visa. >> right. >> knowing full well once he was here, he was likely going to talk about these issues. >> right. >> right. >> and i think it's a healthy thing. what we're seeing in china is unlike what i've seen in any other year and that is that the airing of all of these casing -- >> a lot of dirty laundry out there right now. >> all in the run up to leadership changes in october. it's spelling out the inadequ

first thanks to everyone who voted on line and teching almost 2,000 people in -- and in hep helping me to pick the hat i am going to wear. here are the choices. there they all are. guess what? hat c, the one i'm wearing is the one you chose. >> it is gorgeous. >> thanks to the ladies at hats to hose scomprks this came from hats in the bel -- and this one came from hats in the belfry. >> i like your hat, too. >> thank you. you have to protect yourself from this sunshine. tomorrow we pick up a few clouds. rain should hold off until after dark tomorrow. what a wonderful weekend. highs in the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. great weather. rain in the forecast subpoenaed, monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> that's ok. >> here's our crab cake from copper kitchen. >> happy preakness. >> that's all the time we have for now. thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you at 1:00.

war bay was pulled over last month after a chp officer spotted hep -- the raiders that that are aware of the situation. >>> over the nec few weeks bay area high schools will hold senior proms and graduations. system will beat bedrinking. this week local market united agreed to stop selling sweet alcoholic beverages that are popular with young people. there has been a concertive effort to stop teen drinking. >> my parents didn't talk to me about it. i want to do it differently. >> parents say the open dialogue includes talking their children out of trying to sneak booze. >>> the amgen tour of california starts in the bay area this weekend. stage one in santa rosa on sunday. stage two starts in san francisco, monday. and then -- for the first time in the history of the race riders will be climbing mount delay. in every city -- that do vollenner if too if if you want to volunteer go to the west america bank building at first and d streets between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. on sunday. >>> 6:18 is the time. bart is moving well. >> yeah. i want to look at the 24th street station. this station was c

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instead of the huge fiscal stimulus in 2009 when obama could do anything that hep wanted, he should'verd with tax reform. >> your guy, he's going to get a pass on this again. this is like the republicans crying their eyes out that president obama's out there with air force one actually going on campaign tours. do you think that this -- put your objective analytic hat on. does romney whining about it have any real meaning? >> it does not work for two reasons. one, because you're right, john, he needs to focus on the issue of the economy. that's the issue people care about and vote about. second of all, people don't believe him because they really do like barack obama. even if they disagree with his policies, they like him as a person. the idea of attacking him as a divider isn't going to work. >> a little too personal. a little too personal. people like the person. >> it's unnecessary. >> even though he had a composite girlfriend at columbia when he was a young man. they still like him. >> you bring up the most obscure things sometimes. >> it's what i do. >> it's amazing to me. romney -

fully 3% of the world's population-- approaching 200 million people-- carry the hep-c virus. the drugs used to treat it are not always effective and carry horrible side effects and there is no vaccine. >> arthur, nice to see you. >> hey, you dr. schiff! good to see you. >> reporter: arthur, who asked us not to use his last name, believes he contracted hepatitis "c" during his days as a paramedic. he now has chronic liver disease and has suffered fatigue, nausea, irritability and depression from multiple drug treatments. >> it's an insidious disease. and it's one that multiplies and grows. me for example, having a very mild case of inflammation of the liver and within a ten-year period, it progresses to cirrhosis. >> reporter: eugene schiff of the university of miami, is arthur's physician. he has been in the trenches treating hepatitis patients and researching the disease for four decades. >> i think i'd be a hypocrite if i said we don't need the chimpanzee, and i think i'd be doing a disservice to mankind. >> reporter: on his desk, he keeps a statue of a famous research chim

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> the head of border patrol is on capitol hill laying out a new strategy for securing the board per hepawmakers that america will be safe if agents and cameras aren't spread across the border. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $209 a month. >>> two young lives are in the balance and your help is needed. take a look at these sisters. 12 years old and 8 years old. they may be with a family friend now a kidnapping suspect. the girl's safety and greater concern with the discovery of their mother's and sister's body. tell us more. >> let's start with the names. it's alexandria and kylea. then there's the other name we need to know and that is adam mayes. he's the family friend who now is believed abducted this family back on april 27th. he's now murdered the mother and older sister. and still believed to be holding the two younger sisters. authorities tell us they belie

trying to take advantage of him and by making this court filing, there'll be a protection of that so hep doesn't supposed to and she doesn't get anything she's entitled to. they're going back to court and we'll see what happens at that time. maybe a favorable outcome not for her, but, of course, for the separated wife. >> for him not remembering, there's something going on here. there are more layers to this. let's move on. >> always. >> let's move on now. >>> remember when somebody broke through the roof of a luxury car dealer, repelled down, and then stole guy fieri's $200,000 lamborghini? the 17-year-old accused of that crime was in court yesterday, joey. and there's a lot more serious -- this is a lot more serious than a car theft, isn't it? >> it could be. and here's the point. the problem here with the latest appearances is it's attempted murder. he was driving by on a motorcycle and there's a young woman involved. she apparently didn't want involvement with him. here's the problem, attempted murder is a very specific intent crime. it's not where you can just, for example, fire a g

i'm hep, actually. >> without trying to be. >> -- authenticity. >> this vote is up for grabs.o you think that young people approach this election differently with a different attitude, less inspiration than they did four years ago? >> oh, i don't -- i don't know. they're pretty excited about barack obama four years ago. he was a fresh-faced kid who could relate to the youth. but now, he's all grandpa gray hair who didn't close gitmo so i don't know -- i don't know if they're as excited as they once were. mitt romney when it comes to kids mitt romney's got the electricity. you know. it's a static electricity. but it's still like an electricity technically. >> mitt romney has this nomination wrapped up and he's got michele bachmann's endorsement now. >> that was a lock. >> so, does he have the party effectively behind him? peter referenced the fact that in the swing states this is now a tighter race? >> were, i can't imagine he wouldn't have the republican party behind him. it's not like republicans are going to say mitt romney -- i will go to barack obama, i think it's a fait a

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oprah hep rights -- henry, and hill lair, former naacp will be panelists.iscussion. we know that's going to be an exciting conversation because when the board was disused in the board meeting yesterday, we couldn't get off of it. we got stuck. we had to try to get moving. we want you to be here. we have some challenges this week that we're overcoming, things we cannot control. we lost last week's bishop brookens of the ame church in los angeles. one time bishop here in dc. he passed as his funeral is on friday morning, so many of the ames have to leave to go to california for that so they will -- that's interrupted the rhythm. there are a couple other situations, but we have to plod on through this in the face of the challenges. what we're doing is important work, and it needs all of us to make it the best work, and so i ask for you to make yourself available for as much as you can. friday morning, we close out, reverend will bring the manner, and then we have a brief session and plan to close before 12 on friday morning. we'll also have breakfast friday mo

i'm supportive of the bill that's comin come out of the hep committee to reauthorize user fees for the food and drug administration. we've tried these user fees in the past. they would be reauthorized for prescription drugs, for medical devices. this seems to be a way to help get these items to the consumer faster, to get them through the approval process more quickly, to allow the companies that develop new medical devices or new prescription drugs to recoup their investment in a quicker way, which also allows them to get to the generic market flay -- to the generic market in a quicker way. i think it serves the purposes of health care well and the community that pays the user fees appears to be in support of their continued use, and i am, too. this adds generics for faster verification of generics and it adds a product called biosimilars to the process where fees would be paid and for all of the same reasons it seems that those fees would also make sense for health care and make sense for health care costs. it allows, again, recouping the investment that's made to develop a new drug