those irritating red light cameras. those irritating red light c[ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. 11:00, virginia state t the public's health help to identify a man who murdered a virginia tech student. police released this sketch. she went missing in 2009 at the university of virginia. her remains were found months later. they say that he also can that the molested a fairfax woman. james bolger will have a high- lawyer at his side. he cannot afford a lawyer and assign him a public defender. arrested after 16 years on the run, police found cash,

washington's planned missile shield over europe has been labeled as a main irritant behind a wide and chasm in russia to american relations by foreign minister sergey lavrov the u.s. has brushed off moscow's concerns over the project maintaining the shields only to protect against attacks from rogue states but some say it's taking advantage of post salvia didn't is to see it through parties gun it should count reports. u.s. missile defense plans in europe are of course up for discussion here in washington foreign minister lavrov said russian news for him legally binding guarantees that the european missile defense project will not threaten russia's security there has been words before washington has many times said that the system would not be against russia but moscow needs to have it on paper some analysts explained that this urge that russia has been getting everything on paper with promises in the past that were not fulfilled for example when the soviet union collapsed russia was assured that nato would not be expanding towards these borders but he did condemn it continued recruit

really gotten irritated or angry. that will be. generally die. and more generally maybe it will be. better you will know. but whether you are on that or anything that will be one of the things that so. ok why do you think he did this there are speculations about the reasons behind why he would commit such a crime why do you think based on what you know with him i have no idea i could not imagine. even you imagined he must have been somehow brainwashed or something. by who by by his christian fanaticism religion or nationalism who isn't brainwashed by i don't know if anybody is just saying that in central local all that is fine and if you are just there will be approached by it was all. ok well thank you very much for that insight into what the suspect all of anderson thank you very much is a spokesman for the union of russian communities in sweden and again he had no adverse préfet thank you. now the enervation prime minister said more democracy and openness is the answer to the violence but hello lure us from the inn

that really got irritate her angry. that will be. the general rule. i. spend more. i will be lower and. lower. but. that will be. ok why do you think he did this there are speculations about the reasons behind why he would commit such a crime why do you think based on what you know what him i have no idea i could not imagine. imagine. him after being from home brainwashed or something. by who by by by his christian fanaticism religion or nationalism who isn't brainwashed by i don't know if anybody is just saying that you central oh look all that is why you are there. ok well thank you very much for that insight into why the suspect the left anderson thank you very much is a spokesman for the union of russian communities in sweden and here he had an adverse prefix thank you. the intervention prime minister said more from long prosy and openness is the answer to the fire less but hello lure us from the region institute of international affairs believes it's a country's policies of multiculturalism that target the gunmen a

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. >> you also have your nose, triggers pathways that will let you know if your nose is being irritated. that sends a signal to your brain to let you know you need to sneeze. okay. so what happens in certain groups of people, the signals get crossed. so when the eyes constrict rapidly in the bright sunlight, it sends a message to the nose that it is being irritated and they start to sneeze. >> this is so interesting. >> isn't that fascinating. >> researchers don't know why it happens with certain people. they think it is jeannette you bes. apparently, it runs in families. you didn't know this. about one-third of the population sneezes at times due to bright sunlight. crazy? >> never heard of that. i don't think i've ever even seen that. >> never known anybody. >> apparently, it is not that uncommon. >> michelle's son is a sun sneezer. >> try to say that three times quickly. great question. that is the answer. so for an unknown reason, the signals get crossed in the brain. >> i can pot wait to dazzle friend -- i cannot wait to dazzle friends with that. >> put some money on it. >> always

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an irritated and probably profane ike had to return to the clubhouse for each call, only one of which actually get through. that call was important. they confirmed that the soviet union had made an arms deal with egypt. he knew that this bold move would open a new chapter in the cold war. they agree that the president should send a message to the premier. but the president wants to think about it overnight. he said he would call the following morning. that phone call was never made. he went back. his game deteriorated. as the day wore on the president experienced a growing discomfort, declined -- declined his usual evening drink and retired early. in the middle of the night he appeared by the bedside. i have a pain across the lower part of my chest, he said. since he had complained earlier about in digestion she gave rise bins milk of magnesia. at 2:54 a.m. she called dr. howard snyder, the president's physician who rushed to the white house. snyder initially put out the word that this was a digestive upset when he knew it was a massive heart attack. he waited until midafternoon that

it has a seedpod that is not in fruit right now, but apparently irritates the skin. >> good. >> and you know, i want to do before we move up the street, there's something here, we have to go across the street and look to go across the street and look at.

it has a seedpod that is not in fruit right now, but apparently irritates the skin. >> good. >> and you know, i want to do before we move up the street, there's something here, we have to go across the street and look at. >> poor fell la. what happened? >> what happened here. well, these trees were obviously, cut down, and we hope that they got a permit to do so. this is the permit application for anyone that wants to remove a tree in the public right of way. it is the same application you want if you want to remove a tree on private property, but within ten feet of the right-of-way. the ordinance that lien we advised to include the same protections for what is called significant trees. those are trees located on private property that happen to be within ten feet of the public right of way and also meet a certain size requirement, it is not just anything, it needs to have, a diameter of the trunk. which is measured at 4 1/2 feet above grade, needs to be greater than 12 inches. the canopy with the -- width of the tree needs to be greater than 15 feet or the height of the tree would need

. >> many german taxpayers are irritated. this time around, the german chancellor has insisted that the private sector contribute to a new bailout and take some losses and reduce creases debt. -- reduce greece's debt. >> the issue is whether this will be achieved now or at a later point and time. now, we're still muddling through and we will not have a decision. >> in any event, if the banks except losses, a default might be declared and settle in the markets further. -- and on saddle -- unsettle the markets further. italy is too big to be rescued. >> the u.s. says they will allow its 8 to be sent to areas of somalia controlled by of an islamist militia. famine has been declared in two areas of southern somalia which have been ravaged by conflict and the worst drought in more than half a century. >> now it is official, somalia is sinking into famine. it is the first time that word has been deployed in almost 20 years. united nations is hoping that it will jolt the world into action. drought and conflict have driven tens of th

merely clarify what an expenditure is, money that has been let go permanently and irritably -- zero vocally on behalf of the worker. supervisor farrell: and this is an important issue. most people would say the limits on usage, you cannot pay premiums or dependents, really restricting it, that seems a perverse incentive, but making sure the public understands we are not able to dictate that. >> that is absolutely right. the board is hamstrung in some respects and prevented from just saying to some employers you have to keep these as open as possible and allow workers to utilize them for any kind of expense, make them available to workers dependence. i think the board is hamstrung in that respect. supervisor campos: if i may, i know president chiu wants to jump in on this, but i want to caution our colleagues in terms of how much of a discussion we have. as was noted, the city was sued over the original health care legislation. in fact, the entity that sued the city, the golden gate restaurant association, is here and will be speaking against this amendment. so the possibility of another law

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again, you're looking at the same sort of issues, irritants of the eye, nose, throat, respiratory system, cause nausea, you don't want to be breathing it if you can avoid it. >> you're looking at another up- close look at this fire and the area that it burned. environmental managers that i've talked with said they did extensive testing all day long and found no other hazardous chemicals in the air. for now, reporting in fairfield, j.r. stone, kron4 news. >> a man accused of firing a known at san francisco police last month pleaded not guilty today to attempted murder. that shooting happened near golf and ellis streets on june the 29th during a busy morning commute. police say this man sicat opened fire on the officers. sicat was wounded. he's being held on $5 million bail. he's scheduled to be back in court next month. >>> three bay area middle school students admit to the attempted rape of two of their classmates. it happened in march on a field trip to a park. police say that the boys, ages 12 to 14, took two girls to a secluded area. their admissions carried the same weight as pleadin

and irritability. >> reporter: kls more often effects males and usually hits with a virus. it seems to bring on the long hibernation, the aggressive moodiness. >> can become very aggressive. they can hit, punch, scratch. where they normally would no do this. especially if somebody wakes them up. >> reporter: louisa would swear at her mother, something she would never do. >> and that's typical of the disorder. >> reporter: for now, mood stabilizers and hormone therapy may help around the edges. but it doesn't ward off the sleep. when you wake up, louisa, from one of these episodes, does it seem credible to you that you've been asleep for ten days? >> i am confused about what day it is because i don't know how long i slept for and when i realize, i'm like, wow, that's a long time. >> reporter: what do you feel like? >> refreshed. >> reporter: her long slumbers are less frequent now. she recently went five months without one. and experts say most kls sufferers can outgrow it after 10 or 12 years. and what is the fairy tale that she falls asleep, somebody casts a spell on her,

. >> it's irritating, it's an abuse, if it's not legitimate. >> reporter: three months ago nummi implemented new rules making drivers pay $85 a month to park at its lots. a nummi spokesperson says the agency will investigate if the plaquered are valid. >>> the proposed subway would run from the caltrain station to china town. the grand jury's report issued 26 recommendations including redesigning the rout to serve the financial district. it also raised concerns that even with federal funding the $1.6 billion project will be a drain on nummi's budget. >>> medical marijuana activists rallied outside the federal courthouse in oakland today to support a lake county man. >> free scott. >> reporter: fail ran the united medical. we are still waiting to back from attorneys in a plea deal was reach. >> no one needs to be put in jail for trying to provide medicine for patients that are sic and dying. >> reporter: protesters say they want the obama administration to back off of prosecution more medical marijuana. >>> dozensover people dozens -- dozens of people line up to get t medical care for their p

we know it's an irritant to judge belvin perry. it has to be to the jury as well. >> you almost hope at some level that plays into the jury's mind as they start to feel badly for him and get the sense that she's not getting a fair shake and he's not getting a fair shake and we're not going to convict her of murder one and perpetuate the unfair shake. >> interesting perspective. clearly we have our eyes trained on this as i know you do, too. jose baez looks like he's ready to go. let's bring up the mics in there and see what we're hearing. >> does the state recognize the presence of the jury? and does the defense? >> yes, sir, we do. >> you may proceed, mr. baez. >> thank you, your honor. may it please the court, my colleagues and the prosecution. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i, too, would like to thank you on behalf of the dephones for the sacrifices you have made as citizens of the state of florida. we know that it came at a great sacrifice and both sides saw how much attention you've paid to the presentation of evidence in

side effects include irritation of the eyes, along with breathing problems. lawmakers are asking the food and drug administration for better regulation of these products. >>> many people are quite irritated when they start to see christmas sales and decorations right after halloween. here's something else to consider. kids got out of school, many of them, about a couple of weeks ago. but already, retailers are having back to school sales. last year, consumers spent more than $55 billion on back to school items, so apparently some retailers want to get their attention early. some toys r us stores started a pack-to-school sale on backpacks and lunch boxes on july 1st. walgreens, walmart, staples, office depot and target are also offering big deals on back to school sales. >> i love back to school sales and supplies. >> yeah, but i'm not ready for it yet. >> i'm not ready either. >> just got out of school. >> enjoy the summer first. >> i loved getting the back to school stuff. a fun time. >> in september. >> yeah, maybe in september. what you got. >> coming up i

she finds me irritating as well. [laughter] you want to say good night to the folks?oh, good night, everybody. craig: good night, everybody. [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. . >>> you're watching eyewitness news in high definition. >>> well it's off

greenpeace irritates the french military july tenth one thousand nine hundred five while the activists prepare to sail again tomorrow of france orders the sinking of their ship the rainbow warrior anchored in new zealand's auckland harbor. the bombing provokes an uproar from the international community and tremendous publicity for greenpeace. ten years later in one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear tests this time to heat up ballots. actually our first demonstration was in one thousand nine hundred four and in one thousand nine hundred five we were both in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters since it is so it was sitting. in and watching that just so it was weird you know it was like watching a big movie screen. get it if the significance of that was very upsetting it was a feeling of hate. hate. the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. a bit just brushed it away and said something my decision is final. it one person one person decided the entire future of my children. m

this new tactic on the part of the german foreign minister caused a degree of irritation among european and transatlantic allies. it came under fire as a result. >> our problem is that as germany we no longer have a common european role. we have not managed to keep all the european countries together. that is the point. >> spectators feel the overall performance of the foreign minister has been disappointing. only one in four germans is satisfied with his work. >> you do not really get the impression that he is certain anything out or doing anything for germany, or for international relations. >> the one thing he does fairly well is representing germany. >> he is the worst foreign minister we have ever had. >> the next big challenge -- the euro crisis. team spirit was needed to master this one across the whole of the european union, but the coalition played for time and ended up plundering the petty cash to pay for the bailout. >> if we do not pay the next tranche, there is a real danger greece will go bankrupt. that would have serious consequences for the whole eurozone. >> a deal on s

it is precisely what irritates german taxpayers, so the german chancellor has insisted the private sector contribute to a new bailout and take some new loss those and reduce greece's death. -- debt. >> the issue is whether this will be achieved now or at a later time. it seems now we will not have an ultimate decision on greek death. >> if the banks to except losses, it will unsettle markets further. another thing is italy. if the eurozone struggles to solve the greece's problems, they may debate how italy can handle its debt, and italy is too vague to rescue. -- too vagubig to rescue. >> an attack on the catholic church for encouraging increased to not report abuse to the police. he says it shows dysfunctional as some, elitism, and narcissism. he says relations between the church and state of ireland could never be the same again. in cuba, he is called bin laden of the americas, but the former cia operatives maintains he has never been convicted of a terrorist attack. we went to miami to meet him. >> tourism is vital to keeping a shoe box costs fragile economy on its feet, but this was a

. >> our main concern would be the type of irritant that it produces for somebody who may have asthma or who may be suffering from coughs or allergies. >> no one injured in the fire but air quality experts, environmentalists as you heard are investigating what, if any toxins could come up because the plastic. voluntary evacuation orders in the area have been lifted. >>> a car thief made off with more than a set of wheels when he bolted from a mcdonald's parking lot. he had some very pricey giants memorabilia as well. the man in the photograph, walnut creek say they caught him in action outside the mcdonald's on north california boulevard. the car's owner says he was inside getting a cup of coffee when he saw the thief hop into the car and take off on california boulevard. hidden in the back of the car, autographed bats and balls signed by giants legend hall of famer. the car a silver 2011 hyundai son atta, the license plate on the team. >> a sign of the times, bill pay, paypal, the post office becoming much less relevant. the u.s. postmaster general says many will probably be shut dow

. >> our main concern would be the type of irritant that it produces for somebody who may have asthma or who may be suffering from coughs or allergies. >> reporter: so city officials asked residents to stay indoors and away from the smoke. >> some of our recreation programs have decided to cease for the afternoon so kids aren't inhaling the smoke. >> reporter: by sunset, fire officials had calmed the flai , flairs, -- flames. >> any time you get a chemical fire like this, there's concern for your health and the environment. >> reporter: environmental officials tell me because firefighters were able to contain this fire within a few hours versus a few days, there should be no long-term environmental impacts here in the area. we can also tell you there were no injuries in this blaze, and fire officials are remaining on scene behind me just in case there are any flareups. live in fairfield, nbc bay area news. >> elise, thank you. >>> it's a strange twist of fate. the b.a.r.t. officer who shot and killed a homeless man a few weeks ago was about to leave b.a.r.t. and join the fbi. but thos

home, and they are people we would not necessarily choose to spend so much time with, so those irritationsnd situations are really relatable. tavis: to the point about the talks about "the office" how you think this will work out even if steve carell has left the building? >> we go back to work in a week, and i am sad because we use to get our hair and makeup done together in the morning, and he was my morning buddy, so i am going to miss him on a personal level, and i think creatively there is a buzz around the set. we are having readings and a wardrobe fittings, and everyone is very excited. the mood is positive, and the scripts are coming in great, and it will be interesting to see how we adapt, but i am kind of excited. i feel like there is no fear of us being repetitive, because we are going to restructure, but i have a baby on the way, so my husband and i have been doing a lot of this thing around the house where you will go into our room and change the furniture and maybe by an new lamp or a new rug and we really want to make everything cozy, and i hope the show will be like nesting

she finds me irritating as well. [laughter] you want to say good night to the folks?oh, good night, everybody. craig: good night, everybody. >>> a safety alert. the test for it doesn't work and pregnant women should be extra careful. >>> plus, before you finalize those holiday plans, we're tracking your weekend forecast. >>> and it's a local program designed to help kids land summer jobs, but tonight it's defending sex abuse allegations. >>> this is 9news now. >> a multimillion dollar jobs program designed to help dc kids safe over the summer is re- examining just how they do that tonight. >> two teenagers claimed to have been sexually assaulted within the last three days. both took place at program job sites and an employee of that department that runs the summer youth job program is under arrest. gary has more on the police investigation underway. >> reporter: as you know, the summer jobs program has been a staple of dc government for decades. a chance for kids to get off the streets. since wednesday, two teenagers are saying they were sexually assaulted. minnesota