you have already heard their names, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, roger 10, eddie tseng. [applause] thank you so much, you are our inspiration. now we are going to introduce the community ambassadors team. as mayor lee said, in 2010 last year following a series of high- profile assaults, community activists demanded action. our ci

you have already heard their names, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, roger 10, eddie tseng. [applause] thank you so much, you are our inspiration. now we are going to introduce the community ambassadors team. as mayor lee said, in 2010 last year following a series of high- profile assaults, community activists demanded action. our city leaders responded. not only responded, but excelled because of their commitment and leadership. so we have concluded in june a successful yearlong pilot with very positive results, and more important, the community felt like they were a part of this program. this is all about the community, regardless of how panty the uniforms look or how many praises you hear from people. it is about the community. so i want to introduce the program lead. the project manager for the ambassador program. richard. [applause] and someone that we call the ambassador of the mission. felix fuente. the field supervisor. as mayor lee said, the program employs 12 residents of san francisco. a very diverse. they speak eight different languages. cantonese, mandarin, span

from berlin, our europe editor gavin hewitt reports. >> in the autumn sunshine, a band played outsidehe german parliament as inside europe's most powerful woman faced the most crucial vote of her career. angela merkel feared a rebellion from within her own coalition over controversial plans to increase the powers of the e.u.'s main bailout fund. there was huge interest from around the world. the eurozone crisis is buffaloing many commission and angela merkel is seen as the key leader. if she can't count on her own side for the vote, then she risked humiliation. if the authority of the german leader was weakened, it could deepen the eurozone crisis. angela merkel walked across the floor and smiled as she was told the rebels on her side were 15 and she had survived the crisis. >> i'm really relieved. it was a very strong signal of german commitment to union integration and to the euro. >> so what did germany's politicians agree on today? well, they approved the expansion of the e.u.'s main bailout fund to 440 billion euros. that money will be able to prop up banks and countries that get

gavin hewitt, bbc news. >> the concerted effort by banks helped boost shares in the u.s. and europe and are doing likewise here in asia. the nikkei extending gains, up about 1.5%, amongst other markets that are open. kospi up almost 2%. australia's a.s.x. is up over 1.5%. stocks on wall street rising, the fourth day they've done so on relief that credit markets will free up and companies and consumers would start spending again. and the in currency market, the movement, euro surged more than 1% against the dollar and the yen, and it's holding on to those gains this morning here in asia at 76.78 for the yen. well, in other news, the swiss banking giant, u.b.s., it says may have lost around $2 billion because of unauthorized trading by but its traders in its investment bank. kweku adoboli was arrested in london on suspicion of fraud. shares of u.b.s. fell by nearly 11%, and the company warned it could make a loss in the third quarter of this year. our business editor has the story. >> new entrants to the hall of fame or hall of shame. a trader from u.b.s. is alleged to have

authorities have identified a couple from arizona, george and wendy hewitt. he was a former air canada pilot. he was 60, she was 57. and for the latest on the crash and to hear the news conference by reno air races log on to the website. >>> fire destroyed a number of shuttle buss in a parking lot. it started when a driver saw something wrong while driving one them and brought it back to the yard. a short time later the engine caught fire and then it spread to other buses. >> the bus company employee saw smoking and saw the fire advance quit rapidly, called the police. >> seven were damaged, three severely. nobody was hurt. >>> a troubling case of animal cruelty at a northern california high school. goats have been mutilated. it's happened more than once. >> reporter: i just want to warn you some of the injuries on these goats are dramatic. browny had both ears ripped off. she was attacked in the second attack in just five days. >> i got down on the ground and her ears were on the ground. >> she has a couple of teeth marks or something. >> reporter: shelby an

from berlin, are your editor kevin have -- our europe editor gavin hewitt reports. >> europe's most powerful woman faced a crucial vote. angela merkel figured -- feared a rebellion over controversial plans to increase the powers of the u.'s main bailout -- the eu's main bailout fund. angela merkel is seen as europe's key leader. she could not count on her own side to win the vote, she risk humiliation -- if she could not count on her own side to win the vote, she risked humiliation. she walked across the floor as the chief whip told her that she had survived the crisis. >> i am really relieved. it was a very strong signal of chairman commitment -- german commitment to european integration and to the euro. >> what did germany's politicians agree on today? the expansion of the eu's man bailout fund to 440 million euros -- main belau fund to 440 million the bureau's -- main bailout fund to 440 million euros. rebels within her coalition have served notice that, if further demands are made on german resources, their support cannot be taken for granted. the german people may be less pleased with t

luck rolls out and hits ryan hewitt. finishes with two touchdown passing and one rushing as stanford blows out. >> i put up 57 points. a large part was defense and special teams putting allot situations where it was like, you can't mess up. >> picked up by anderson, big fella motoring inside the 20. he's on his feet to the goal line. >> i was running, expecting to get tackled. i was running down and getting close to the goal line. i'm like, why haven't i been tackled yet? i think it was the wide receiver flying toward my head. wow, i didn't see him coming. >> only 31,000 at candlestick. the first half as a bear kits picked off. four plays later, it was 7-0 bulldogs. came back with two quick scores. takes it right up the middle for 39 yards. but the bears would miss two extra points and only lead 12- 7. so ran for 83 yards and two touchdowns. throws deep and makes the leaping catch over two bulldogs. hooked up eight times for 112 yards. two plays later, goes deep again. this time to marvin jones far 42-yardyards. blew it

george and wendy hewitt were from arizona. he was a former air canada pilot and reportedly owned a small post-world war ii plane. he was 60 and his wife 57. >>> new security measures going into place beginning today at nfl stadiums across the country. it comes in the wake of a series of violent incidents including someone shocking people with a taser. anne makovec gets reaction from candlestick park. >> right now you know just a thing of the game. >> reporter: now there's more of it at candlestick park, the nfl recommended fans be searched from the ankles to the knees in addition to the waist up patdowns previously in place. >> it peoples a little weird because again it like toughed my legs it's just going to be weird. >> probably offends some people. >> reporter: they're looking for alcohol and weapons. that's after a man was arrested last week for using an illegal stun gun in new jersey last sunday. candle stick has gone through its own crackdown recently since two people were shot in the parking lot after a 49ers' raiders g

george and wendy hewitt were from arizona. he was a former pilot and reportedly owned a small postworld war ii plane. he was 60. his wife 57. >>> joe vazquez has been reporting from reno and flew back this afternoon and joe, thank you for coming back and talking with us. we've heard your report about the modifications then we hear about the part of the tail that flew off. related. not related? >> reporter: it could be, let's take a look at the pick cur of the trail -- picture of the tail. this is a major focus on the part of the ntsb investigators, it's called the elevator trim tab and we're told that can cause the plane to yank one direction or another and perhaps the pilot, jimmy leeward overcorrected it and stalled. this is leeward, he said in this recent youtube video that he made radical modifications to his plane. the modifications included shortening the wings significantly. now listen to this. today a pilot from placerville named ray sherwood is telling the police about a similar incident back in 1999. the same kinds o

luck rolls out and finds ryan hewitt. stanford blows out san jose state 57-3. >> obviously putting up 57 points, i think a large part of that was the defensive special teams putting out there some situations where you almost can't mess up. >> picked up by anderson. bill feg la. motoring inside the 20 and then the 5. and on the way to the goal line. >> i was running and expecting to get tackled. [ laughter ] >> we were thinking that and i was getting close to the goal and i was thinking why haven't i been tackled yet and i looked back and i think it was a wide receiver just flying toward my hip. and i said wow, i didn't see him coming. >> and out at candlestick, fresno state. 33-14 in the fourth quarter. marvin jones has over 100 yards receiving and two touchdowns. >>> the defending national champions, auburn in some trouble at home, against utah state. two minutes to go, tigers down 38-35. check out number 80, emery blake. he handles the onside kick like it is a pass. and takes it all the way down to the 21-yard line. jus

the answer six months and i can five will miss the rest of the domestic season as well as russia hewitt twenty twelve qualifying time pain medicine says the tackle was not malicious and believes he's been harshly treated by the russian sub or union two years ago venison was involved in a similar clash with that dynamic that put me at the wolves who suffered a broken lies. and it's down to the u.s. open tennis where several top players have been distressed by the grand slams organizers who made them play despite ongoing rainy conditions in new york the backlog is piling up at flushing meadows off the play has been affected by showers for two days running fending champion rough on the dogs among those who suffered the most as five years traded by three games to love in the first set of his fourth round match against what's about humira play was stopped on wednesday andy roddick and andy murray also failed to complete their matches and the players complained about the organizers decision to go ahead with them anyway will feel protected but nothing but that for the tournament you know. this

we are told that george and wendy hewitt died. they lived in seattle. airplane aficionados, members of an airplane club. the medical examiners office needs to still identify some victims or notify next of kin. >> thank you very much, dan. . another plane crash is under investigation this weekend. this one in west virginia. it happened at an air show in martinsburg. the pilot of the t-28 had just kpleetd a demonstration when the plane dived to the ground. investigators are talking to witnesses. part of president obama's plan to reduce the deficit is to tax millionaires more. how will that fly? we will discuss it with our political panel next. is the state of georgia about to execute an innocent man? we are looking at the evidence against convicted cop killer troy davis. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. wow! it's even bigger than i thought. welcome to progressive. do you guys insure airstreams? yep. everything fro

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hewitt just got to get in it one cinder block at a time. you have to keep holding. so i realized in reawakening virtues, you know we are -- i used to be so busy writing but everybody else is virtues and everybody else's problems and it is so easy to write about somebody else but i woke up one morning and something reawakened in me. i can't even tell you what it was. it let me know that everything was going to be alright but when i realize i had to do was reawakened my own virtues, my virtues of truth and honesty, my virtues of integrity, my virtue of -- virtue starts with an. if you work on yourself, the hardest work you will do 24 hours a day is working on yourself. that is the hardest work in the world, working on yourself and trying to be good as being good is not easy. it is a very difficult process. is much easier for you to put a problem on somebody else and not look at yourself. do you want to hear what i learned? the the more i worked on my sofa bed of the world around me becomes. it starts with you. so i did not want to write a political book. i do not want

value is the appreciation were due only to really the loss of the value of the dollar and inflation, hewitt had zero real gain and yet you would pay a tax so you would literally be paying a tax despite having no gain. in real terms. is not true? >> that is correct, sir. >> so it seems to me that this phenomenon has long been part of the the recent database we try to mitigate that by having the capital gains rate that is lower than ordinary income tax rates. >> that has been one of the stated policy rationales. >> thanks and i will yield the balance of my time. >> under agreement we had agreed each member would have an additional minute. mr. barthold you have been generous with your seat time here. in the interest of being a good example i will yield back my time. representative becerra do you have one additional question? >> i do and i will make rapid use of my one minute. mr. barthold very interesting here because i think everyone it would agree that the tax code is neither simple or transparent and the reality is that complexity, the opposite of simplicity is what helps people hide what t

if he was here talking to you, he could turn out to irish charm and hewitt have you totally rock into what he was saying. before a large group, he was a wooden stick figure, just terrible as a campaigner. in fact, lieutenant governor was a guy named charlie davidson thought that donovan should be running for lieutenant governor and he should run for governor because he was so lousy on the staff. the reason i mention all this, kind of the background is it's amazing that roosevelt may donovan his top spymaster and his administration considering all the nasty things these two guys is said about each other in new york. fast-forward to 1940, 41. roosevelt's building the country, building the fence is up, preparing the nation for war. donovan even though he's a conservative republican, he got the new deal was a spy to take over america. nevertheless he was a member of the internationalist wing of the republican party. he too believes the nation needed to build wealth for war in the country needed to prepare for this down the road. in the summer of 1940, roosevelt and donovan and informal di