but here's the catch. if you get three wrong, that's three strikes, and you're out, which means i'm gonna pull over and kick you out on the spot, right where we are, and you lose everything. okay. all right? hopefully that won't happen to you. but those are the rules of the game. what do you say? do you want to play? yes. yes, play. all right, let's take a ride in the cash cab. all right, here we go, ladies. so, what are your names? i am coco mackentire. i'm chicava honey child. dame cuchifrita. okay, welcome to the cash cab, ladies. [ laughter ] well, you asked our names. i'm not gonna try to repeat those back to you. that's okay. you're headed up to 67th and central park west. that is 42 blocks away. that means you're gonna have 42 blocks to accumulate as much money as you can. so we're going to begin immediately. are you ready? absolutely. yes. all right, here we go. these first questions are worth $50 apiece. here's your first one. suggesting an eight-hour workday, what nickname for stubble was coined

who are here this morning. thank you for being here. it has been a tradition for many of us out here. i hope you have a great day and you remember what happened 106 years ago. it is great to be a san franciscan. >> a nice hand for the chief, everybody. i have seen this other chief speaking in the last couple of times. a nice hand for chief suhr. >> good morning. our fire chief said it. we're lucky in san francisco. we have a mayor who has moved through the tears of prepared as an goddess ready to go. we get a little more prepared every day. god bless to the survivors. >> thank you. >> it is a minute of silence at 5-11. -- 51:11 p.m. let's have a moment of silence for a minute right now. [siren] >> i think the fitting way to end this germany first of all, -- this ceremony first of all. there will be playing. everybody have their words right here? i will give the countdown. as we hang the reece, i will give you a count here. have a look at me. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1. ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ >> a great day, everybody. thank you. the san francisco chornicle

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adrian pond from the office of -- i'm drawing a blank here. she's here. she's in the city administrator's office. c. barcelona from the human services agency. muhammad neru from the department of public works. our neuly-appointed city administrator naomi kelly. [applause] maria sue from the department of children youth and their families. [applause] carla johnson from the mayor's office on disability. denny kern from the rebecca and park department. john haley from the san francisco municipal transportation agency. young lee from the san francisco unified school district. greg wagner from the department of public health. [applause] william lee from the department of emergency management. [applause] regina dickey from the office of small business. charean mcspagen. and we have daniel allen, principal of city of parts and technology. thank you again for opening up your auditorium for us. chief joanne hayes white from the fire department. and chief greg serb from the police department. [applause] and we have from the san francisco public library jill bourn.

together here as well. at the garden. -- t garden -- tea garden. i want to welcome you here as well. and congratulate all of us for working so closely together and certainly our relationships are valuable. this is one of those reasons why not too many other consular general offices -- it is country to country and people to people. the council general and staff has offered yet another the supporting symbol of the relationship, the planting of cherry blossom trees throughout our city. we had awe have been celebratine cherry blossom festival. they are very peaceful, a relationship that we keep in mind always and we have done so for over 100 years. since the cherry blossoms are arrived as a gift to washington d.c. while we have gone for many years of that relationship, it is a requirement to know the san francisco enjoys 55 years of that relationship, many members of the district-city community here today to enjoy that. a member of the chamber of commerce is here to enjoy that as well. we have this relationship

if it's going 8 kilometers per second here, it's going 8 kilometers per second here, here, here, here, the speed stays the same. the speed doesn't change, so once they boost it up to 8, it will coast at that one speed, which begs the question... hc, how come? someone say because gravity ain't pulling on it up there. what do you say about that? uh-uh, honey, if gravity ain't pulling on it, what's it gonna do? straight line off into space. gravity is pulling on it, just about as hard as down here. so how come gravity don't speed it up? got a bowling ball here, gang. any gravity pulling on the bowling ball? any gravity pulling on the bowling ball now? how many say, no there's no gravity pulling on it when it moves? stand up. we know gravity pulling on that, yeah? how come the gravity don't speed it up? it's moving upwards down. yeah, yeah, yeah. gravity pulling straight down, straight down. let me show you. gravity pulling straight down. is there any component of that force along this direction? no, no, if gravity was kinda pulling at an angle like that, guess which way it would accelera

you see here some of the perhaps more than 1,000 people we're told who are gathered here.'ve been marching from the fruitvale station on their way to city hall. frank ogawa is where the oakland movement had set up for months but that large camp had been disbanded. now back to news chopper 2 that will give us a grander view of the crowd there. from this picture we see there are hundreds, we've heard estimates of thousands of people are marching from the b.a.r.t. station to city hall. frankly this picture really hasn't changed that much since we've been showing it to you in the last 30 minutes or so but we're going to stay on top of it and bring you any new developments. >>> one year ago a navy seal team captured osama bin laden in a pakistan camp. the mission ended a 10 year search for the master mind of the 9/11 terrorists attacked. tonight osama bin laden's compound is in ruins. authorities knocked down the remainder of the buildings down. >>> now of course today does mark one year to the date that osama bin laden was killed and on this day president obama wept on a secre

i cut it to, like, here. then, i went to here. then, i went to here.share this story kind of like about how fun it is, everybody -- my girlfriend cutting my hair in the kitchen. and it just kind of got -- it went from here to, like, here, and it was just this much. but, it makes a difference when you hair's that short. so, of course, i tell the story, i burst into tears because i wasn't expecting it. but then, i loved the haircut. i loved it afterwards. i find out, for a whole week afterwards, everybody's calling my poor girlfriend, who's the like loveliest woman. you just saw her. who's a good friend of yours as well. >> jimmy: i love her so much. >> she's like the most amazing hair dresser. and they're calling her, "are you okay? are you all right?" "life and style" is calling her, do you want to do a interview about how you ruined cameron diaz's hair? like, you know -- >> jimmy: what is going on? >> i'm like, what is wrong with people? how can you take something so innocent and turn it into something -- i mean, this is like, every person she's ever

thank you for being here. shortly, i will turn you over to our district eight supervisor, supervisor wiener. the budget is the most important policy document that the city crafts. the budget is ultimately the policy document that decides what our priorities are. because of that, it is so important that we have as transparent a process when it comes to finalizing our budget as we possibly can. on behalf of the strychnine, i want to thank mr. mayor for the fact that since he became mayor, we've had an inclusive, open, and transparent budget process. i want to thank you for that, mr. mayor. [applause] you'll be hearing from mr. mayor and supervisor wiener and also members of the community from the strychnine and district eight. the thing about drafting a budget is the budget cannot be drafted and be a budget that totally reflects the values that we have as a city unless we have the opportunity to hear directly from the citizens about what your priorities are. that's why this meeting is so important and it's so im

here. >> reporter: let's look at this from a broad perspective here. this is a bill that sought to outlaw the abortion of a fetus based on sex. now this is not something that is very common in the united states. there's a lot of folk that would say they've rarely ever seen a case. what mr. franks is talking about is a paper from the university of texas is saying this happened a few thousand time in the earlier part of this decade. what's interesting is there is well known documentation in places like china and india, this sort of thing happening because of a preference for boys. because it is not in the united states, a lot of democrats are saying what is this connection here? really what republicans are saying, they're trying to prevent a war on women in the united states that could come in some conceivable notion and they're getting out in front of it. and this has been brought forward because of some conservative filmmakers went into planned parenthood. they had a hidden camera. they ask

. >> party over here. >> right here, folks. we will show you some of the guns involved. take a look at this. i'm waiting to see this film on the premiere tonight. robin has already seen it. everybody here -- i'm the only one. don't give anything away, josh. >> i won't. >> don't spoil it for me. take a look at the action with the weapons. these kind of work for me. i like it. >> i like them. yeah. oh. >> that's the weapon of the future from the past. >> yes. >> all right. let's get to the boards. we'll have a quick look at the fly-by, to show you what's going on outside, as you step outside. i'm pointing a gun at the camera. that's you. here's a quick look at the map. you don't have to move because the map flies to you. that's what's special about this broadcast, ladies and gentle >> good morning. >> i put my own glasses on. >> the party, ladies and gentlemen, continues from right onboard "the intrepid." we'll not point guns at the camera anymore. and from times square. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ >>> d.j. kiss, our res

in here like i have.u want it to work. >> there's a lot of things about me. i love my family, hate for my enemies. it all keeps me going. cage can't hold me forever. cage can't hold me forever. >> everybody deserves a second chance at life. i feel like -- i know -- i don't feel like, i know for a fact i haven't reached my full potential yet, you know. i haven't been shown my loved ones the full potential of judd, that's me. in case y'all didn't know, that's my name, judd. >> jeffrey flanders is facing a life sentence for the murder of a transgender prostitute in miami. but his road at santa rosa could be tougher than many others, due primarily to his size. at 4'6", he must always be ready to defend himself against inmates who believe they can take advantage of him. >> even if i knock this dude down, you know, i'm going to always have a problem with him. so if a dude bring a problem to me, i'm not going to assist in hand-to-hand combat. i'm going to try to hurt somebody, physically hurt them because you're

what everyone wants to focus on out here out here live as folks are really starting to fill in here towards crissy field towards the golden gate bridge. of course it will continue to bring all of the best vantage point. >> all righrit,t,kac b tko you. >> sports is coming up next o >>> i'm dave benz, cabrera isn't likely to be confuse theed with willmy maze, but he matched the record for the most hits through 48 games. the giants finished up against the marlins, top of the first with two outs, see ya. fourth home run of the season, he went 4 for 4 on day, 73 hits for 48 games, ties the most ever by a san francisco giant. willy mays set the record. 2-1 giants. double to center field, brian peterson can't krach it, cabrera scores to make it a 3-1 game. jose ray he is brings the marlins back and rbi single and matt cain 2 2/3. bottom of the ninth, giants win, 3-2. how about the a's finishing off the set with the yankees at the coliseum, looking to avoid being swept for the first time this season. andrew jones had other ideas. the solo home run, fifth of the year made it 1-0 new york, still 1-0.

of course right here on. as opposed to two leading revolutionaries from bahrain where the revolution was really egypt where the revolution is though in turmoil what makes a revolution and where is the arab spring going to go. straight to a weapons bust to kick off the r.t. world update an authority have seized sixty thousand rounds of ammunition from an italian container ship in lebanon and the bullets were found hidden in two cars on the vessel which was docked in the northern city of tripoli the ships there the nation was unknown but syria claims that weapons are being smuggled over the lebanese border to fight against assad tripoli's seen several protests in support of the fourteen month uprising against the syrian president. the us has a four year old an al qaeda plot to bomb an aircraft on the one year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden the bomb was designed to fit into a passenger's underwear and detonator board a u.s. bound passenger jet a similar plot was attempted in december two thousand

then we end up here. so i think the children are ready to go and enjoy all of the swing sets and all of it. then, i just learned that it was the vision to have older children and adults have a place to also come and enjoy the space, so the basketball court was created. this area here so that some of this big kids can also come out and enjoy some physical activities. again, this is something that the city really should be proud of. it is a beautiful space. >> thank you, supervisor. [applause] the theme is community partnerships. now it is perhaps time to introduce the community. representing the community, . -- peter cohen. most of you know him. but for those who do not, honestly his vision, determination, and tenacity has a very, very much to do with why we're standing here. peter, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you. i am just going to be one voice from the community, and you're going to meet a lot of folks. but i want to have everybody take a quick look up on the side of the building, because what

that's why i'm here. i'm just curious. >> they can say they're curious, and i'm sure they are curious. but when you go back and read the chat log, it's not hard to see that they were more than curious. they were there to actually have a sexual liaison. >> it was curiosity that -- absolutely curiosity that got me. >> and what's your name? >> dan. >> dan. and what's your last name? >> allen. >> allen. we knew that there was a conviction in his past. it had to do with a domestic incident, stalking. he had gotten in trouble for that. so, you know, here he is, some years later, apparently willing to commit another crime. how old are you, dan? >> 47. >> 47. >> but, you know -- >> you say, just wait one second, and you say -- wow, 13. am i too old? nah. am i too young? i hate to say this, but you're not. why do you hate to say that? because it's like i'm old pervert, but girls your age are much more fun. >> i have conversations with people turn out to be guys, more than half the time, you know or turn out to be

came here to langston. he came here to langston and covered a football game in the fans in the stands. first recording of that anywhere, that's unheard of for a former slave, a person born into slavery to have that kind of foresight and wisdom to record a story that very few whites were recording let alone somebody black. i've been a collector of african-american black history for over 30 years. i've been very fortunate to gain quite a name in the collecting community. so i received a phone call on my cell phone from a white dealer out of tulsa. and the gentleman said over the phone, are you curry ballard? i said, yes. he said do you collect that black stuff? and i said, yes, what do you have? and he proceeded to talk about these canisters of film. he says his grfr was a large landowner in the city of tulsa owned many homes. well, part of his inheritance was this particular home in which he went into the attic and found all 27 canisters. so we met halfway between tulsa and langston in a community. and i loo

here's the deal. discovered a stash of ammunition including portable surface to air missiles, grenade launchers and flame throwers. russia thinks a rebel leader was planning that attack for the games in soshi. >>> president obama heads to los angeles today after becoming the first u.s. president to endorse same-sex marriage. as recently as 2008, the president publicly stated that he felt marriage should only take place between a man and a woman. the announcement is a big political risk for the president. >> there were important demographic groups for the president's reelection that aren't quite there yet. this was a potential big-wedge issue within working class. >> the president decided to support gay marriage earlier this year and planned to make the announcement before the democratic convention in september, but remarks by joe biden recent live moved up that time line. president obama's support of gay marriage making headlines across the country. here's a look at the "new york times" and the "washi

commissioner lee: here. vice chair joseph: here. commissioner perez: here. president newlin: here.ou. that was wonderful. number one on the agenda is public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes at the time such item is called. if you want to address the commission on an item that is under our auspices but not on tonight's calendar, this is the opportunity to do so. we have nobody interested. thank you. item number two, review and approve the minutes of april 10, 2012. do we have a motion for that? >> i moved to approve the mets.

this is what they were trying to do here is a fire break here.addition to the heroic fire break that stopped the fire on van ness. >> dynamited around here. not just earthquake or fire damage, it was dynamite damage. >> one of the interesting stories is the amount of dynamiting they were doing in some cases was so excessive it was damaging buildings that survived the earthquake and fire because they were blowing up the building 2 blocks away. the classic story is on the post office. it survived the earthquake and fire fine, but didn't survive the dynamiting of the next-door neighbor's building. >> they threw up flaming shards. and set the buildings alight. >> for an old steel frame, you see the beam and column and you can see the frame is shown there. on the side of the building, it is more solid with brick. the older steel frame correct relies on participation of the infill masonry and other stuff in there. they new steel frame building 101 california the high-rise down the block relies basically on the steel. you don't have that infill brick be

here is one. thank you, mayor. >> this is interesting. >> those of you who can't see, this is taking a few minutes, not because the mayor is slow at signing, but he has to sign with so many different pens. >> camera is in the way. >> it even looks like my signature. [laughter] >> here we go. >> braff joe. >> all right. [applause] >> we have a special video we call flying on water. it's a great video. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ please stand by [applause] >> i was going to say that that video is one of the best sailing videos i think we have ever seen. i think our colleagues on the team would agree. it's just terrific. it's probably the closest, again, i defer to the sailors and the sailing team. it's the closest thing to experience what these amazing boats are, these a.c.-45's, the bits and pieces that are here. the cup next summer which is in july and august, the challenger selection races, july and august, the winner of race will race the oracle racing in the finals starting september 7 in the first to

thank you for being here. supervisor avalos, supervisor olague, thank you for being here. ourb reporter ill king, thank you for being here. -- our reporter, bill king, thank you for being here. senator leno. and our assembly member, thank you for being here. our district attorney, george gascÓn, thank you for being here today. and we all -- we always forget as some of these breakfasts our imports and school board members. kim, thank you for being here in the u.s. are proud to introduce our next speaker, if i could have your attention for one moment -- thank you for being here. i am proud to introduce our next speaker. i am very proud to introduce the mayor of our great city who spent his entire life organizing for tenant rights, human rights, making sure our streets were clean, making sure our city has been run effectively, and making sure now, today, as your elected mayor, that he is leading our city and leading our communities into the future. so please welcome me in recognizing to the podium your mayor, my boss, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. ha

to here and the difference from here to here would be the same. do you see? i'm not taking a ratio. but over here at newton's law of cooling is-- for the rate of cooling is proportional to the difference in-- now what do you mean difference? you know, delta means difference. that means how hot something is compared to what the surroundings are. if this thing here is red hot, and this is maybe something like of 500 degrees above the surroundings, then that's a high delta t. guess what the rate at which this degrees are gonna clip off will be, high rate. see? if i take this thing and warm it up a little bit like this. now, it's a little bit warmer than the environment. how quickly does it cool? not very quickly because delta t is very small. if i put this in an oven and turn it red hot, take it outside. [makes sounds] this thing starts cooling like mad, okay? i mean, let's suppose every-- by you hear click, click, click, okay? red hot, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, see? one hot, click, cli

>> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff and too many weapons can only lead to one thing. hours after our crew wrapped shooting, an inmate was stabbed in the honor dorm. the following morning, it was the main topic of conversation among the inmates. >> a man right there got stabbed two beds over, right. you know, i hear the dude scream. i wake up. i look. i see it taking place. the dude had his arm up, another man swinging a knife. >> i was awakened abruptly by tim saying, "the [ bleep ] stabbed me, he stabbed me." naturally i jumped up because it's right in my cut. i get up, tim's putting his t-shirt around his arm and he's bleeding profusely. [ bleep ] standing there, like in a zone, like in a very dangerous place in his mind. and he starts to come back. he's got a knif

we want you to come here. we know he will succeed here. we will do everything we can to support you. we believe in you. you are going to hear from some leaders today that are going to be examples of what lies ahead of you, and the faith we have in you. i would like to introduce a dean from city college who has been the person in charge of putting this whole event together. i want you to listen to this story that she is about to tell you. >> good morning. i see many students. we have 1000 students from san francisco unified school district. i see many of you at the end of the resource fair, please join us. we have the mayor here, the superintendent, and executives from microsoft. we are giving away two laptops today. i would like to welcome you to this very important day. it is the second annual feco day. i would like to tell you more about myself. i was the first in my family to go to college. how many of you would be the first person in your family to go to college? ok. the reason why i decided to go to college is because my mother emigra

here. >> translator: trance hfrance h republic, a new president, this is a choice. francois hollande is the president of france and must be respected. >> reporter: and while the crowd here is thinning out, one of the things that sarkozy said was that he was going to remain engaged in politics and that was a reference to something that is going to come down the line here in about five weeks' time. 10th of june, first round of the legislative elections here and these people, the folks that were here supporting sarkozy, very narrow defeat for sarkozy, and, in fact, they'll be out working to win seats in the parliament here in france. and that could lead to something that is even worse than what they think the hollande government will bring and that's gridlock. because as you know in the united states, when you have a congress of one party and a president from another, not a lot gets done and it could look like -- it looks like that is what we're headed towards here in france if these legislati

that is the latest from here.let's check out the roadways. >> lawrence has a little bit of a green thumb himself. looking good out there. let's take you outside. mobil 5 in the bay area. we have don, one of our co- workers driving mobile 5 this morning. and he is heading south on 101. he passed sfo, everything is looking pretty good. it is definitely friday light. 6:18 a.m., thank you for those live traffic shots this morning. elsewhere a live look the dublin a chance. no major break lights all the way through the altamont pass. livermore still looks pretty good. a 15 to 20 minute drive time in those was down lanes in the construction between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. now to the maps, 880 with a live look at those five times at the bottom of your screen. 50 minutes between. all in the clear. this is one problem that we have been following. there are delays in the capitol corridor. it happened very early this morning, between 4:30 a.m. and 5:00, between camilla street and third street there was

we moved here and we were not disappointed. we moved into a little apartment, you may have seen some pictures of those glory days. before we could on pack our boxes, the silicon valley dream has started coming true. we had investments lined up, more resources to get started here and plug into the community in san francisco that was unlike anything else. since then, we have met thousands of people from all over the world who are excited about building things, designers, engineers, creative people. i cannot think of a better place in the world to start a company. we are really proud to put down our roots here. we are glad that all of you could join us. a little bit about the office. 87,000 square feet, or about 2 acres. a bit of an upgrade from our last spot. distinctive things about it, we are really grateful that we use a local architect and designer and construction firm. a really open in barman. nobody has an office. no exterior walls so we can enjoy the view. we are really proud of our office team and everybody involved. wit

the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my m is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shocked, but they send me letters every day. they get mad when i don't talk to them. you know, they still love me because th

is a sweet story here.his is nice. last week, a man running the london marathon stopped 800 yards from the finish line to propose to his girlfriend. [ audience aws ] unfortunately, though, a guy from kenya passed him ended up proposing first. [ laughter ] so she's gotta go with him. that's it. [ applause ] this is just insane. a man in california - this is a true story. can't believe it. this is insane. a man in california is suing bmw after a ride on one of their motorcycles gave him an erection that lasted 20 months. [ laughter ] true story. i'm gonna read that again, steve. i can't believe that's real. a man in california is suing bmw after a ride on one of their motorcycles gave him an erection that lasted 20 months. [ laughter ] and you think he had it bad. you should talk to the guy he was sitting behind. [ laughter ] calm down, gary. >> steve: new pole position. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that what that's called? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's right. a guy is suing bmw after his erection lasted 20 m

we here by solemnly declare about peace land is here and of right to old to be a free and independent state. put on of the connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved missing a stop and just got to go you saw my when you were. b m z to go tomorrow we will send an official letter to the main constitutional agents. the president the prime minister and the heads of parliament so now to wolf i didn't know you thought that you and the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic try to show proof of identity in the new country. thank you. thank you. and i pay yeah and i was just in the woods. thank god footage of police hiding everywhere. calling their squatting there waiting to attack find ok but i don't know. i thought i was just walking in the woods. there are lots of cars. and i said to myself what is going on here and there were these two cops calling in the words we're in trouble. to begin with a low military police slow please put the camera down. right out of that. you are here unauthorized in a military area too. well if that you we

i have a new friend here today.c job every single morning with spoil on her face. the reason is that today for a 24 hour period all tolls 100% of the tolls collected will go to five local charities. there's also a local scholarship program. guys, $1,500 each to 12 seniors at 12 local high schools in loudoun county. that's pretty fantastic. now normally, in may, on a weekday, 56,000 cars go through. now last year, they had 59,000 cars. today's goal? 60,000 cars they want to raise $260,000. in the last six years, they have raised $1.2 million for charity. a pretty incredible number and everybody that drives through here this morning, we're saying hello and they all understand that what they're paying today, $5.55 for the rush hour is not small change. but all of it will go to charity. we'll have more on what those charities are coming up in about a half an hour so stay with us. and drive through and say hello. back to you andrea and mike. >> all right. >>> d.c. united gets a rare shutout. >> the nats bounce back from

we welcome you here as a moderator. we know you have a lot of questions, so i will let you have at it. thank you. >> mayor lee, after that stellar introduction -- the first question is for you. it is apparent that you are trying to make san francisco more friendly for business and employees. can you talk about the payroll tax issue and how it is helping san francisco in the region? >> thank you, james, for the question. let me say i am happy to be here in silicon valley. i know the relationship with san francisco, the valley, san jose, is extremely important. i wanted to be down here to join these electors panel of guests as well. the payroll tax in san francisco had been one -- i was here about a year ago explaining twitter. as everybody knows, they were not only threatening, they were planning to leave the city of san francisco. they had already identified a building. they said, we are about to grow to about 2000 employees and we are quick to get taxed for that. we think that is not going to be our business model. so

here on r.t. you choose the next. speak to two leading revolutionaries one from bahrain where the revolution was really egypt where the revolution is now in turmoil what makes a revolution and where is the arab spring going to go. the syrian government granted an amnesty to two hundred sixty five rebels ahead of monday's multi-party parliamentary vote the first such election in decades made to a series of blasts in the capital damascus and also in the northern city of aleppo killed at least three civilians on saturday and as r.t. sara first reports next people are placing increasing hope therefore on the u.n. observer mission monitoring that frequently breached cease fire. in the heart of damascus thousands come out to mourn the dead the funerals of people killed during clashes in the capital once again drew into focus the very precarious situation the country now finds itself before the bodies of the that they carried through the streets of damascus the funerals of the people who were killed under the station they he

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hey, come here. >> what did i do? >> why don't we step over here for a second?> i ain't done nothing. >> the inmate is identified as richard canada. his name was on some of the money order receipts turned in by compton's mother. >> turn around and cuff up. >> for what? >> because i said so. >> are you serious? >> yeah, i'm serious. turn around and cuff up. let's go. you're going to your cell. >> for what? >> you know exactly what. >> no, i don't. what are you talking about? >> even though canada claims to not know why sergeant tibbles has detained him, he soon let's slip to another inmate that he does know. >> how do you know it's from compton? because, that's the only thing it could be for. you guys can't save him forever, all right? >> save him from what? >> what do you mean save him from what? don't play dumb. you know what he's doing around here. he's just a snitch, you know [ bleep ]. try to do something, help him get out of some trouble, you know, and he's saying like i did something wrong to him. i didn't never do nothing wrong to him. he had his mom take

here's another one here. it's a young couple cooling off in the water., "you are stunning in that swimsuit." and she's thinking, "and you have a nice -- personality?" [ laughter ] i guess she has nothing nice to say. here's another one here. it's a couple going for a jog on a warm summer day. she's thinking, "i wish you would stop running so fast." and he's thinking, "i wish you would stop going to my barber." [ laughter ] he's thinking it, not me. i think it looks nice. moving on, here is a man and a woman goofing around together. he's thinking, "new perfume?" and she's thinking, "nope, chloroform." [ laughter ] good night. yeah. not going to end well for that guy. let's see another one here. oh, this is nice. it's a husband teaching his wife how to play pool. she's thinking, "two balls, side pocket." and he's thinking, "blue balls, my pocket." [ laughter ] two rhymes with blue, so i can see that. here's the last one here. this one looks relaxing. a couple taking a dip in the hot tub. she's thinking, "i wonder if he knows how much i love him." and he's

. >> here they are again. a long line of grown men online targeting kids. >> why would you bring chocolate flavored condoms if you didn't want to have sex with her? how old is this girl? >> i think she told me she was 13. >> you are 27. >> uh-huh. >> i was going fishing. >> sound likes what you're fishing for was sex with a 12-year-old girl. >> who's here this time? a brad pitt wannabe. >> what's going on? >> you're getting arrested. >> okay, for what? >> a guy with a fancy car and a loaded gun. >> that's not good. >> and a man with a violent past. >> 48-year-old male coming for a 13-year-old female. >> eager to meet in a very public place. >> what's on the agenda for tonight? >> hidden cameras are rolling, suspects are running and police are ready. >> get down! >> down on the ground. >> we arrested a very significant number of pedophiles. >> it's a new investigation. chris hansen with "to catch a predator." >> you'd think they'd know by now. suspected predators on the web, then at the door. thanks for joining

why here? well, the -- my theory was, because the church tower that we were standing next to is a 17th century architectural feature. and i thought, well, one of the documents said that the church was in the midst of the fort. if it that's a church, then if i dig about here, between here and that sea wall, i'll come up with a different color soil where upright -- pal sade -- it was clear there was a pal sade of a triangular shaped fort would begin to appear. i started by myself. right here. one shovel, one wheel barrow. and i couldn't -- i mean, i couldn't hold back. i wanted to go -- i knew i had a grant, wouldn't kick in for a couple months, and get other people. so i started here. and i -- and the first day, i was digging right you saunder t grass and i came up with a piece of pottery. and he was roped in, and this woman was here with her son watching this guy, pretty skeptical. and she finally said to me, "what are you doing?" like those -- do people know you're out here digging in sacred p

it's what's been going on out here. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> let's take a look at confrontation between oakland police and protesters all started. the big crowd began banging on the grass doors then at about # 11:45 a woman on the bike was leaving in and out of the police line she appears to -- that police took her down and placed her under arrest. that set off a melee in the crowd and ended in more arrests. an emotional but peaceful may day rally in the south bay focused on immigrants rights. >>> about 300 people gathered and marched the city hall unlike other protesters showing you today this rally focused on rights and immigration. said today was and reminder to officials. >> we are still waiting for them to respond to the grand call for real immigration reform. >> young people think they don't have the same community, i think young people do as we come together we can make a change with everybody in the community. >> the protesters have been rallying city hall for about the past hour. golden gate area running again

kirin is here somewhere -- veritable vegetable. karen is here somewhere. they offer bike parking for employees, they also have in house repair and the offer discounts to their employees. great. [applause] our fifth company has been here a long time, you might have heard of levis. they have secured parking and showers for a growing number of employees. they participated in the original challenge and they are creating new products that make sure we looked great and can ride easily. jason is here from levi's, thank you. [applause] thank andyou, jason -- thank you, jason. and finally, zynga. amazing creative bike parking. check it out. they are offering workshops on employees -- for employees on the right skills, maintenance, and they have declared may official zynga loves biking month. thank you, ellen. we will ask a couple of the folks to take the time to join us. katherine and jay, want to join us? >> thank you for the recognition and the honor of inviting us today. we moved offices to 45,000 square feet on seventh and harrison, and we had the choice when w

here's one wave here. here's another wave that is going to try to come through.ak. the next batch of rain to move in is going to be from way up to the north and west and it's going to take its time getting here. i think by around maybe 11:00 or 12:00 tonight is when we could see the next band try to move on through here but i'm not expecting much. more throughout the evening. 82 right now with winds out of the west about 8 miles an hour. very warm and very humid across the region. 82 right now in washington. also around la plata back toward leesburg. 73 though. rain-cooled air in culpepper and right now 86 degrees is in frederick. now warm with showers across the area. here's the frontal boundary to the north. that will come through tomorrow night. it may help with showers and storms overnight tonight but then tomorrow most of the activity i think will stay south of washington. around fredericksburg, richmond, southern maryland. you have the best chances to see rain to the north of washington. i think much less of a chance for rain. by sunday, everybody breaks ou