so i talked to joyce, and she's game, she said. and we got a whole bunch of friends from high school and college, and god bless them, they went out there and formed -- i think would something like 1500 volunteers helping, and people running around with car tops saying rumsfeld for congress in the rings and buttons, bumper sticker's. and sure enough, i was fortunate. one of the things that might've helped, michael, is president kennedy had gotten elected to years before. and he was so young -- >> he'd run for congress at 29th. >> then he served in the senate for part every term and then he ran for president. but he was a young president. he had been elected and he was so attractive and charming and humorous spirit and the second president you saw. you post a picture with eisenhower during the campaign, and then as a new congressman, i think within your first couple of months went to the white house and that can be? >> i did indeed. but the fact that we had such an attractive young president had an appeal in a district that medicare

they don't have a lot of joyce because it's too late in the season. they are coming through, just enough to keep temperatures low and keep the sprinkles going. tomorrow morning, 2:00 a.m., showers around napa. light showers around vacaville. for the morning commute. drizzle. look up north, clover dale. forecast tuesday, 1:00, lunchtime. look. wednesday is what i am watching. remember the severe weather last week? as the low kicks in on wednesday. right in this area, northern valley, not suggesting tornadoes but a good chance of thunderstorms from vacaville north into wednesday. and mountains that means snow above 5500, 6,000 feet and unusual weather. i don't know what to tell you. plenty of rain. lot of water. above average snow fall. twice the snow fall you would expect for this time a year and temperatures below the average. five-day forecast -- not the end of the world. you will -- but it's -- >> it's annoying. >> tomorrow wet on the roadways. annoying. i think so. >> thank you. >>> american's feeling hung over today and it's probably because the "

joyce hicks. edit harringto harrington. edit harringto harrington interim chief, thank you for your wonderful service being interim chief. a number of members of our police command staff. certainly the police commission. mr. mazuko i want to thank you for a very thorough job in presenting to me the best candidates the commission could produce. it has been an amazing time to work with you and the commission, so, thank you, joe, and others on the commission. thank you very much. [applause] >> our police officer officer association president. gary, it is time to get quiet and go to work. thank you. our police public employee groups. i want to acknowledge greg's son neglect is here along with a very good friend wendy. thank you for joining us as well today. [applause] >> as i said earlier, good close advisors continue to work with me. former mayor willie brown thank you for always being there to talk with me about it. rose, dear friend, thank you for being there with me as well. former supervisor beveragen duff -- bevan duffy.

matt joyce comes around. that will get him home and adam jones. but they do it again.obrist will come around to score. joey scores and they win 5-3. >> the search for a new head coaches. mike breye told maryland that he will stay with the irish gray. he has strong ties to this area. but he reportedly told kevin anderson no thank you. this coming after sean miller turned down a position yesterday. >> the most surprising could be what has happened to the world champion lakers. today's game four just shocking. no one could guard jason terry. his shot made it 71-88. they had to do this. look at that bush league move by andrew bynum, puts back reyeah on the matt. omar was ejected for pushing dirk nowitzki. the mavericks sweep the lakers. the score 122-86. >>> at the quails championship. a 14-footer and he makes it. lucas glover going to the playoffs at 15 under but it would be lucas who took that six-footer. and he followed that by one stroke. >>> the chicago bulls try to take a 3-1 lead over the atlanta we're with you when you're saving for your dreams. [ woman ] when you

also on the dais, joyce hicks of the office of citizen complaints and the chief of police. president mazzucco: thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the wednesday may 4, 2011 san francisco police commission hearing. and tonight we have a brief agenda. and i know that the chief has to make an appearance after this downstairs at the boys and girls club celebration. he serves on the board so we'll try to get through this as soon as impossible so we

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

joyce in texas writes no. i would start worrying about what i couldn't do that i wanted to.ve every day as though it's your last. shawn in michigan said only if the answer is forever. sure i would want to know and i'm ready to fork off the $700 for the blood test and then get run over by a truck. >> not everybody dies from natural causes or even disease. i'm not going to read that. dana in montana. no. for me the planning that might be a benefit of knowing wouldn't make up for the loss of hope and optimism i have not knowing. paul knows sure then i would know how much scotch to buy. robert said i would love to know so i can put into perspective all the things i haven't done and begin doing them. bud writes if i knew i had five years to live, i would get a ferrari and check into the carlisle hotel and not worry about a thing. enjoy the time left on the planet. some say this thinking is shallow and self-absorbed. my response is you are exactly right. biz rights from pennsylvania i know when i am going to die. may 21st of this year when the world ends. thursday will be the last

this is an honor for both joyce, my wife, and i. to be a part o fthis with all these wonderful people. you do add to the spice of this great city. you were talking about the cheese cake. it is a bridge that brings us together. we all need this. if this is cheesecake or pizza, or taking care of the -- the contractor. this is just a wonderful -- all the stories are great and we are happy to be here with all of you. thank you. [applause] >> i feel like we need a dinner break before the rest of our agenda. we have a couple of quick presentations. the first is to mayor lee. jason elliot. >> cesar vasquez, come up. [applause] this is the family on business since the establishment and they are celebrating their 50th anniversary. the mayor is joined by supervisor campos in honoring today. they sell fresh meat and specially prepared dishes. you and your family have donated food to support the mission educational project, and the 24th street merchants and neighborhood association. if i could live a cut -- if i could read a couple proclamation

joyce hicks, and would wow like to introduce our other guest? >> we have a very special guest tonight. our special guest tonight is our

also on the dais, joyce hicks of the office of citizen complaints and the chief of police. president mazzucco: thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the wednesday may 4, 2011 san francisco police commission hearing. and tonight we have a brief agenda. and i know that the chief has to make an appearance after this downstairs at the boys and girls club celebration. he serves on the board so we'll try to get through this as soon as impossible so we can get the chief down where he needs to be, with the kids. let's call without further adieux let's call -- actually, let's do something out of order. you don't want to do that, do you? >> go ahead. president mazzucco: ok. before we head into public comment we have a certificate tonight. and we would like -- what's that? >> in the back. president mazzucco: we're going to line item number one. general public comment. any general public comment? i'm sure we do. >> emit one, general public comment -- item one, general public comment. the public is welcome to address issues that r that are not on the agenda but within th

joyce on the first playoff hole he missed his birdie and his par putt.is son can no longer watch as his dad bogied the playoff hole. all he had to do was make the putt for the win. the biggest win of his career. in the 17 car passes mark >>> boogity, boogity. let's go racing boys. >> matt kenseth in the 17 car passes mark martin for the lead with 13 laps to go. he holds it the rest of the way winning second time this year. he moves up to sixth place in the season long spring cup standings. marcos ambrose to third. >>> tennis, the year of jokeovich continues in room. finals of the italian open. taking on rafael nadal who he beat last week in spain. the week winner, he hasn't lost in 37 matches this year. his seventh tournament win, the first to ever win nadal twice in a year, he can take over the number 1 ranking after the french open. i can't believe he is not there yet. >>> coming up tonight on game day a local oh limb pea ants' fight to recover from a freak injury. >> it popped by ankle fully over where i'm literally looking down at the sole of my foot

. >> joyce visiting from houston was in the tram with her 41- year-old nephew scott who was gashed if the forehead her 62- year-old sister was gashed in and around the eye we don't know how badly they were hurt both were taken to san francisco general after a ride on the ferry back to shore. >> out of precaution and standard operating proceedier, we immobilized them and put them on a back board. >>> the national parks service said they considered flying in a medical helicopter but it is bird season they didn't want to disturb nesting. the island remains open. >> the pathway is safe this is an operation we do daily, 7 days a week throughout the year for hundreds of people every day. so we will put one of our older trams back into service and continue to operate. >> it is a freaky accident. >> what happened? there is an investigation going on to determine that. >> we have other tram, back up trams we will put one of those back into service. >> alcatraz is hilly the top of the island is 13 stories above the shore line if you have trouble walking the tram is vital. there was no talk of sh

joyce hicks, and would wow like to introduce our other guest? >> we have a very special guest tonight. our special guest tonight is our brand new, just sworn in, chief of police, greg suhr. i want to give him a warm welcome. [applause] just by way of background for those of you in the audience, there was a swearing in today, it was an honor to be part of that ceremony. the commissioners were president. we look at you, greg, as the reflection of the work we've put in for the past 100 days, a long, significant 100 days, and it was a very, very thorough process that led to your selection. we had 77 applicants. we interviewed an untold number of candidates. unlike last time, the commission not only interviewed the finalists once, but twice. commissioner chan and i had the pleasure. and it came down to three names presented to the mayor and this commission had some guidelines we were looking at, community policing, an inspirational leader, respect of the rank and file. as they said earlier today, as we moved through the process, one thing became very

joyce from arlington says that is a terrible idea.have a road built exclusively for traffic to dulles airport. use buses to get people back and forth from metro stations to the airport. the subway should end at tyson's corner. why build more subway at tremendous costs when we can't even maintain what we already have? you know those are all good points. i'll only say that personally i am a lot more likely to ride the subway to the airport than i am the bus. it is faster and it will never be stuck in traffic. and then there was this on the recent tumble in the price of crude oil which somehow has not yet translated to what we are all paying down at the pump. germantown. what gives? the price is down $5 a barrel at least according to the news so why is the price of gasoline still going up? why is the price not going down? it sure rose fast enough. where are those that are supposed to be looking flew this? do they have blinders on? the price of crude dipped $9 a barrel yesterday. biggest one day drop in many years. still they tell us it m

russia being a man down in just three minutes after that you could control school the winner like joyce things were repeated in the russian capital by many so much on the screen just the full time in a row that russia has beaten canada at the world championships and these fans reckon russia might just go all the way. we're going to win this championship and become the best again we have never stopped believing in our team. spirit was any differences with you which are very good here are so that this is the coolest thing in the world thanks to the russian team for keeping us up on our times throughout the match from now on the number one. while russia will play finland in the semi staff today trying to know why four one from the russian side spiking the price of the fins that the other semi on saturday will be between the czech republic and sweden's. scream on russia's women's one same have a point. did one of their biggest critics as their coach wolfgang pickler has lashed out when the russian squad was rocked by doping scandals in the past but the former sweden trainer believes the tea

russia being a man down and just three minutes off the back be a crucial school the winner of those joyce who were paid in russian counterprogram many what's the match on big screens this is the fourth time in a row that russia had an adat in the world championships but some fans predicting russia might just go all the way. it's going to win this championship and become the best again we have never stopped believing in our team spirit and i was indifferent to score two for today i once i got here i saw that this is the coolest thing in the world thanks to the russian team for keeping us up on our toes throughout the match from now on i'm the number one. so russia will play finland in the semi's after they trans norway for one yako imminent from russian side at bars bagging a price at the finns the other semifinal on friday is between the czech republic and sweden i'm just thankful that. that's russia should live with its won the right to host the twenty sixth the championships the key to the post the. team are russia's women's biathlon team have appointed one of their biggest critics as t

was back down the mine people and on bass like to say that more than anyone else coal miners were joyce in the sunshine especially after a six hour shift five hundred meters on the ground. the i.c.u. seeing the blue sky used to be great is the worst years for miners so well we don't always see the sun because when work night shifts to put you know human sense to fresh air and the service is good enough. for most people in the city of jesuits quest's again lives with his family work in mine. the related facilities of thirty seven sergei is one of the youngest people to be awarded the hero of ukraine's gold star because it's a hazardous job and miners can become pensioners of thirty five percent gay intends to continue for as long as he's fit. i still want to work in a coal mine what happens later is anyone's guess life goes on regardless sure i hope there is a long life ahead of me of. life in ukraine is gradually returning to normal populist promises of things of the past ukrainians are becoming aware of the fact that that country will have to go a long way before it identifies its own

the public at large in the united states pakistan afghanistan and other countries with americans or joyce and news that bin laden had been killed our own a resident in new york asked people what it will bear what made them celebrate his demise. was the killing of osama bin ladden a major victory in the war on terror this week let's talk about that really think it was a victory i don't know if i'm a surly agree with everyone rejoicing in the streets but i mean i think it's a good positive step for the country so how is it positive and if it's making a celebrated someone that well positive just from the perspective that it's one less horrible person out there in the world the one most terrorist in the world that we have to worry about i think will be a fact on their side and for us we just of a lot better but we need to feel better about it what do you think that does for us closure. closure the whole psychology psychology of it like a. man is dead. so but don't we need to put the man isn't there always kind of a need for that in society was told from i just hope it was him people are sayin

muslim people, we watch closely that is going on in the world today" the voice on the tape says "revery joyce with your rejoicing and your pride." that message praising the arabs in tunisia is to be the same as navy s.e.a.l.s found and u.s. officialed discovered the names and phone numbers of suspected al qaeda operatives in the huge cache of documents at the compound. those could simply be codes or nicknames. still, valuable clues. >> they were able to identify some of the folks involved in the 9/11 case because of nicknames. >> reporter: red lights are blinking all over the intelligence community as agents scramble to track down those operatives. >> they have to find the people who would carry carry out the plot. >> reporter: find them and quickly. bin lad bin laden's compound revealed new references to possible attacks on or before the tenth anniversary of his triumph four months from now. >> one of the best guesses would be that he would do it not exactly on 9/11, that maybe before 9/11. >> reporter: the possibilities are multiple and harrowing. >> it may not be a single attack the size o

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joyce or me you know i don't have an emotional. that the that attack might not have a real emotional content like you would read on but i think they understand the importance of killing him and they understand the consequences of killing them killing him for themselves which is conceivable that they are in this manger do you think so i don't know but there's i'm sure this is a debate they're having out of these small outposts like are there going to be revenge attacks or are we in the stage or because he was the sort of kingpin and now it's all coming unglued for ok i mean i don't know no one knows what they're probably discussing that when you were on and that is that these guys and soldiers you were with our good friend and partner and i want to express my condolences to you and other you did as friends and a problem either until he was in libya right things for him how did that shift your focus on what you do and how involved you will be moving forward. or is that i can find some conflicts i've been covering wars is ninety ninet

joyce normally you might not have an emotional. that that attack might not have a real emotional content like you would for it at all but i think they understand the importance of coming here and they understand the consequences of killing them killing him for themselves which is conceivably that they are in the stranger do you think so i don't know but there's i'm sure this is the debate they're having out of these small outposts like are they going to be revenge attacks or are we in less danger because he was this sort of kingpin and now it's all coming unglued for al qaeda i mean i don't know no windows but out there probably discussing that when you were on and that is with these guys these soldiers you were with our good friend of yours and partner and i want to express my condolences to you because i know that you did this as friends and a problem tim hetherington he was in libya right and proper how did that shift your focus on what you do and how involved you will be moving forward and these wars that are taking place in co

washing the toilet petrol staff and getting into the points after finishing eleventh that's all i would joyce a forty one point cushion at the top with fourteen races still on the calendar. as expected not by many people you know many people said today that. it will be only between mark and myself we've seen you know. so long and ferrari and mclaren gave us a very hard time so that's why i think i'm even more happy today that we made it because these guys were pushing very hard but yeah just have to know. where the two thousand and nine. was one of the early opening round winners on day one the russian progressing after speaking to everybody six two six three seven thirteen see that. there are seven to go through while another russian alex would be after that exist the french open after an opening round defeat to remain and see. it while it was not solved and i would say said today arrested for the second round after an unusually early start so a grand slam. to three sunday. but made. it through. their plans on their always playing at first so it's me or the no i have two days off probably an

and blood stained birthday on the anniversary of israel's creation joyce troops on leash on arab protesters killing sixteen and one thing dozens. this may have line support next with natasha. little welcome time for a sports update on our cialis up stories this hour but is a lot of it is but actually it's an apple sauce or in the final of the talent open in the road to play into the season right before the french open. russian food bill held is in the place the chance to go top of the premier league standings up the drawing tools with former champions will be. the goal south korean k.j. choi grabs the players' championship title and get biggest prize money on the two for the playoffs we know both the. first up as hockey where finland of the new world champions up the beating swayed and with some style in the final and thence defying the odds as the french lost is bronze medalist six once it was in fact one one off the two periods called the underdogs out of five without reply in the final twenty minutes to clinch their first world title since one thousand nine hundred five when the also edg

con ayuda de este libro como lo hizo joyce. >>> el paciente puede seguir, obviamente tiene que ajustarlosese el cáncer. sin. cada vez que hay más personas que buscan la terapia. aunque hasta el mismo instituto. ad bier te que no símil gros. quieren que más médicos se interesen en aplicar la terapia para salvar más vidas. vuelvo con ustedes al estudio. regresamos contigo a california. lo invitamos a vir más noticias de chru de impacto.com. primer impacto. sencillo. >>> galhardo narn a un científico mexicano. se trata de arturo alvarez que recibió el importante galardón en españa por descubrimiento en la neuro ología. que contribuyen a combatir enfermedades como alzheimer y parkinson. noticiero univisión tendrá entrevista con este orgullo hispano. . >>> testimonio vamos a una pausa y sale a la luz. las fotografías del hijo de ronaldo. y aparentemente el parecido es evidente. que por cierto está hermoso. >>> muy lindo. >>> viven acosados por el crimen y los sicarios comienza nuestra serie investigativa al filo del terror. aquí en p el caÁver descuartizado de un fiscal fue localizado en guate

those behind the at say they do not want to be killed joyce. iys.what is happening in this video that they do not want to see repeated. drunken debauchery. people of vomiting,. and defecating in the streets. people that live and the neighborhoods complained about the mass of people left hardbehind. people are prohibited from having open containers of alcohol in public. maureen kelly for kron4 news. >>darya: don't forget kron4 has exclusive coverage of the 100 zazzle, bay to breakers on kron4 that will be sunday, may 15th, beginning at 8:00 a.m. we have cameras all along the course and we will replay the event sunday night at 8:00 p.m. a check and then it will also see you out there and finish line. i all will involve alcohol and at the stores where all air right now. lighthouses not sure if they will release of funds out of a dead osama bin laden although it is likely that one will be least. nearly 900 it drunk driving cases are in jeopardy because of all faulty breathalyzer tested feist. it was used by it san mateo police. dearborn to review the re

. >> joyce rumsfeld: facing the reality of what happened and then feeling the strength of the country the... how together we were; i mean, that's a powerful feeling. for those in positions of responsibility, that is a gift, to receive that from your country. >> shortly after the attacks, the pentagon renovation team set forth on an ambitious plan to rebuild the pentagon in one year, a dramatic symbol of our national resolve and a visible reminder that america could not be defeated. but in time, our old divisions took hold again, and many of the flags were put away. as a nation, we moved back into our own lives, lives somehow changed by 9/11, but no longer defined by the tragedy and our national response to it. but not everybody was able to move on. for some, the tragedy of september 11 is as real today as it was then. >> lisa dolan: moving on... i don't know why, just for me, "moving on" denotes leaving bob behind, and moving on, going someplace without him. i prefer the term "moving forward" because it doesn't, to me, have the same feel or sound of leaving my husband behind. >> elain

those behind the act say they don't want to be killed joyce, wacky cautions are encouraged and clothing is optional at the race. it's what you see happening at this video that it will want to see repeated. drunken debauchery which leads to bad behavior. if people plummeting, pena and defecating in the street. the people who live in the neighborhood that the race runs through complain about the mess. some participants left behind. that's what the city launched a campaign to catch people off and forcing people to not have open containers. >> the bay to breakers race kicks off next sunday. watch it live on kron 4 and atm. or sing all the kron 4 personalities in attendance. if you're in the race or sleeping in you can always watch it in a replay at night at 7:00 p.m. the mighty mississippi is flexing its might. the president is deciding whether to stay or packed as the floods reached record levels. >>brian: showers in the north and thunderstorms this evening. a latino about the forecast for tomorrow coming up. >>vicki: barbara hall details will could be record breaking flooding in the midwe

i, joyce cusack, have known debbie for many years. we met as colleagues in the florida legislature, and it wasn't long before i developed tremendous respect for the work, ethics and character of this woman. debbie works is her blog or her wordpress or bond. in this day and age, that is where. but it shouldn't surprise you that debbie is a person of incredible integrity. it is a core value for her, and let everyone that she and her acts know that she is in politics for all the right reasons. as a mother of three young children, our foremost concern is building a better future for her kids, and the kids of america. she looks at every issue through that lens, and her core values and principles are centered around standing up for children and working families. let me give you an example, debbie's office in the state legislature, there's a picture of her twins holding hands and walking on the floor. when she spoke about protecting the environment and the world's resources, i knew that she did so with that in mind, protecting our environmen