that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> hello, good evening. welcome everyone to the 2011 you for your awards ceremony where we honor the amazing accomplishments of 15 of the most lot inspiring and wonderful leaders of san francisco. i am the youth advocacy coordinator of the youth empowerment bond, part of the department of children and youth and their families. i have had a wonderful honor of working with the 50 warriors in the past five months. each warrior before you was nominated by a community-based organization and has dedicated their knowledge, skills, and talents to improving the lives of others living in san francisco. although all warriors are similar in their passion for community change, may differ greatly in their path to positive change. through making documentaries, political organizing, creative workshops, and even boxing, they have made

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, th

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult.

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> ok. we will get started. i'm the senior communications manager for the california department of trorbgs spokesperson for the san francisco oakland bay bridge. we have invited the media to give you an update on construction progress for our new bridge. a number of things are happening right now and will continue to happen the next two years as we get ready to open up the new bridge to public service. first, we have a transport ship that recently arrived during our final segment that will be put in place the next couple of months to complete the main deck for the suspension bridge. we also, the past few weeks, have constructed a cat walk system that is very visible to the public that will act as a platform for our construction team to erect, to basically place the main cable of what will be the world's largest self-a

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. >> reporter: and julia, i also spoke with the sheriff who says that three of the injured victims hit here at the ihop have been released from the hospital. four others are still in the hospital. but look over here to where people have been coming and paying tribute and remembering the victims who died. people brought colorful flowers and sympathy today to the ihop parking lot where the gunman opened fire, now four victims and the gunman dead, and a community grieving with the families. >> jesus is with you, loving arms all around all of you right now. and the whole town is praying for you. >> reporter: today, the carson city sheriff said that gunderson was one of the victims. the soldiers grieved for the others, including heath kelly of reno. >> major heath kelly was a decorated officer. husband, and father. he was also the commander of the joint force headquarters here in carson city. >> reporter: today we talked with a family member of 38-year- old christian riege of carson city, who said he returned two years ago from afghanistan. >> an excellent father, loved his children and lov

julia roberts in "pretty woman." you know what she did for a living.have you take a look at >> i think i know how 40% of . them voted. >> why do we do this with them there? it happens every time. >>> can we check out the little baby animals. they're in our green room. oh. >> running amok. >> they have their own camera. >> i think that's a lemur. they told me i would be hanging out with a baby tiger today. there's no baby about that tiger. it's like a teenage tiger. >> speaking of babies. or just babes. robin roberts on the cover of the october issue of "ladies home journal" and talking about kicking cancer's butt in an interview with lee woodruff. >> lee woodruff. >> great shot. great cover quote. kick its butt. >> october is breast cancer awareness month. >> we do know. it's important. >> it was a pleasure to sit down with lee. she got some stuff out of me that i really don't -- >> you know her. >> she's such a friend. >> you look gorgeous. absolutely stunning. i can't wait to read. learn more about my girl. >> hits news stands tomorrow. >>> and josh,

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we miss you every day, but you must be so very proud of julia, a charlotte, harry, and joseph.ve you. steven paul geller howard g. gelling peter victor genco, jr. steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george edward f. geraghty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner james g. geyer joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona >> and my brother, kevin. we miss you. >> and my mother, arlene. we miss you and love you. your spirit lives on in your children and grandchildren. memories of you have powered me to be a better person, more loving and compassionate. debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda gibson craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew gilbert paul stuart gilbey paul john gill mark y. gilles evan gillette ronald lawrence gilligan rodney c. gillis laura gilly john f. ginley donna marie giordano jeffrey john giordano john giordano >> and my partner, gramm. >> and mine brother. i named my son after you to honor your memory. on behalf of all family and friends, we will cherish all of the memor

i decided to go with julia roberts, a georgia icon, my favorite actress.where she would go out as julia roberts at the beginning of the movie and end up at the end of the movie. but the end of the movie clip never got shown. >> i sthi we have a picture of paisley in the brown dress right there. looking a whole lot more conservative than she did from that moment on stage that we did see. but, again, the perception of a 3-year-old being dressed as a hooker, were you surprised by the negative attitude by so many who saw this? >> i was very surprised and i'm just blown away that it has gotten this far. but there were no problems at the pageant. everyone who seen the full skit got it. what i was trying to do -- and it was not about sexualizing my little girl. she was dressed in a hideous costume, hideous boots. my brother-in-law said her boots looked like trash bags tied around her feet. a fluorescent wig, there was nothing sexual about it. people lost the meaning of the skit because they didn't see the end of it. >> were with you thinking this would be funny?

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the movie "pretty woman" starring julia roberts as a prostitute was a huge success years ago.ageant costume it now inspired -- not so much. >> the question this morning, did a mom go too far when she dressed up her young daughter as roberts' character for a beauty pageant. here is andrea canning. >> reporter: the hit show "toddlers and tiaras" is known for its over-the-top costumes and revealing baby-sized bikinis. but no outfit has generated as much controversy as this one. >> here comes "pretty woman." paisley. >> reporter: 3-year-old paisley dickey dressed as a prostitute, channeling the julia roberts' character from the movie "pretty woman." >> cash is acceptable? >> cash works for me, yeah. >> reporter: with her thigh high black boots, blue miniskirt and blond wig, little paisley does her best strut across the stage. even some of the thick skinned pageant moms were angered by it. >> pageant moms take a huge rap for what we're doing to our little girls and it's outfits like that that gives us a bad rap. >> reporter: but the criticism doesn't phase paisley's mom wendy. she

economist julia coronado says if we skipped a recession, it would be because consumers still go shopping even though sentiment data shows they're blue. >> sometimes consumers just say they don't feel very positive but they spend anyway. and that's possible that we could see that this time around. >> reporter: likewise, businesses may surprise us and finally start to hire. economist joe davis says that would be because corporate balance sheets are strong and inventories are too lean. >> companies, by and large, have the ability to spend and invest. the question, quite frankly, is the willingness. this is not to lay blame or judgment-- there's a great deal of uncertainty >> reporter: davis also says the housing market is already so weak it can't do much further damage to the economy. >> just in terms of its impact on, say, g.d.p. or the job market, it's just fairly low. in fact, in many ways, other sectors of the economy, such as agriculture, are now more important on a percentage of output than even housing. >> reporter: and, finally, some say america's fragile economy could get some help

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the all star squad from the american east and julia is one that's going to return to eastern russia in one culture after ports. before coming to russia for the inaugural junior club world cup these guys had never experienced international i saw there were eight teams from just as many countries and the tournaments with e.j. h.e.l. all star squad representing the united states you know hockey is one of the few sports that is truly worldwide and in a sport that the united states does not dominate in which most of our professional sports are majority american born players but hockey is one where they have to compete with players from all over the world so for have them have the experience to the common and see how they match up against some of the best from around the world is outstanding well the russian fans were dreaming of a final that would involve their team against the canadians the american selects and their own agenda asser winning two games against teams from latvia and slovakia the juniors from the states found themselves to be among the favorites to reach the final run them ov

before that we'll take a look what's happening in business with julia. how long's a very warm welcome time to delve into the world of business here's the mounting the world is heading rapidly for a second dip of the recession economist nouriel roubini who once predicted both the collapse of the u.s. housing market and the worldwide recession which started in two thousand and eight warns of a perfect storm of high debt rising inflation and political interests russia is reasonable place to ride out the turmoil but this healthy budget but troika strategist chris with us says that will offer only limited protection when the mood turns sour in reality russia is in a much stronger position today than it was in two thousand and eight so you know russia is in a much better position to be able to withstand global downturn. you know to have to remain it's going to be solvent and stable and that's the reality it doesn't matter the perception is that russia is still a high risk environment and most international investors view russia as a derivative of global growth

at one checkpoint we met julia hickman and cecil reynolds. >> we just want to see our home. we just want to see where it was. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped a picture of where their two- story brick home used to stand and where their dog, annie, died. >> there are many, many, many of our friends that don't have homes and many people out here that don't have anything. >> reporter: what are you going to do, like, right now? you can't get in. >> well, we're going to go back to our hotel room and get back on the internet and start searching for a place to live. >> reporter: finding a place to live is an issue for thousands. the bastrop middle school is a temporary shelter. ken and lynn conner arrived with only the clothes on their backs. their house burn down monday. >> we are going back. >> we're going back. >> we're going back. that's our property, our lively... our life out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: when you say you're going to go back, are you going to rebuild? >> we're going to rebuild. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: with the fire at least 30% contained now, scott, we're beg

. >> since childhood, julia hawkins has been losing her sight, leaving her with only peripheral visionfor the first time, there's hope of an effective treatment for the disorder. it is known as star got disease. retinal cells derived from human embryonic stem cells will be injected into the back of the eye. here is the procedure being carried out on a patient in california by the biotech firm act who has linked up with more field. >> a vast number people who have blinding eye diseases because of retinal degeneration, this is a bit of excitement stem cell therapies may be of value to these people who may otherwise not have called for their vision. >> patients hope that larger doses could eventually be used to halt or even reverse the condition. scientists now have a realistic sense of the treatment. bone marrow has been successfully transplanted for decades. more recently, and build patients sense tells -- own stem cells have been used to regrow windpipes. doctors are urging caution, not wishing to raise hopes without proof that the science actually works. >> this is newsday on the bbc.

. >> reporter: but even julia craig would say to look deeper in this shadowy economy. that's for carol saldono. a mother of two who fits the definition of under employed. raquel had to take two jobs. >> i made just enough and i get like another one. >> it is a bit misleading. yes americans are working, but not as much and not making as much and changing careers to do so. >> we are both middle aged rookies. >> they made good livings in real estate before the economy collapsed and both were out of work for more than a year. and now they are learning on an up swing mortgage brokering. >> did you ever think you would start a new career at 58 years old? >> no. my boss' mentor is 36 years old. seems like i was 36 yesterday. >> i think the realization you have to keep training yourself is huge. >> they expect to make more money in these jobs than they did in their old ones. but they would be the exceptions these days. >> there is nothing to be put away for savings. my car is 10 years old this year. i need to buy a new car. >> she used to be a caterer and now she works in a ph

julia briac in a mathematician was appointed head of the school's teaching department in one thousand and four while she was in that post the school acquired a distinctive out of sphere and a special style of teaching moreover it became a center of russian culture in talking in two thousand and three however the education ministry fired the school's principal. but. there was fear changed radically with the arrival of and your principal. change so much the other the teachers were afraid of talking to me all they didn't want the principal to see that they were still on going to terms with me. per year victoria try to keep the spirit of the school alive but in the end she gave up and quit a little if the professionals i didn't like the new principal saying that the all that democracy should be scaled down. the usa russians needed to be prodded all the time. it's a pain to me to see my teachers losing their sense of dignity. might have added up but you see. what's especially poland is that humiliated teachers had to face their pupils or crash or even this many years have passed but i stil

at one checkpoint we met julia hickman and cecil reynolds. >> we just want to see our home. we just want to see where it was. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped a picture of where their two-story brick home used to stand and where their dog, annie, died. finding a place to live is an issue for thousands. the bastrop middle school is a temporary shelter. can and lynn connor arrived with only the clothes on their backs. their house burned monday. >> we are going back, that's our property, our life out there. >> reporter: dean reynolds, cbs news, bastrop, texas. >>> overseas, moammar gadhafi says he is still in libya and vows to never leave, it came in an audio message broadcast on syrian tv this morning. the voice, purportedly moammar gadhafi, urges followers to keep fighting. >>> in russia, investigators are hunting for clues for what caused a plane crash that killed most of a hockey team. the russian built jet went down in the volga river, killing 43 people, most of them hockey players and coaches. >>> a former olympian's embarrassing run-in with the law, just ahead. >>> plus r

were no apointer witnesses, police say it's unclear who slashed the tires of more than 50 vehicles on julia, king, and california streets. >> to this moment, we don't have any probable cause to arrest anybody, or we don't have a prime suspect based on anything evidentiary. >> reporter: people who woke up to find flat tires on their cars and trucks were left scrambling to find other ways to get to work. others such as martin holden spent the morning changing his tires himself. >> what would motivate people to slash 50-plus tires? what are they thinking? people don't do thing for no reason. >> reporter: that is the big question. police have not been able to question the woman that oliver banks identified. insurance adjusters were here, and some car owners are putting in claims. others are covering the cost to replace the tires themselves. live in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> now to a disturbing story in the south bay. ducks are being shot with blow darts. we want to caution you, the video may be upsetting. property managers at the apartment economics in santa clara

tires of more than 50 cars were slashed in the area of california, russell and julia streets in the early-morning hours. investigators say it appears the cars were picked at random and the damage was done with the sharp knife or some type of blade. victims were left wondering why. >> what would motivate people to slash 50-plus tires? what are they thinking? people don't do things for no reason. >> this type of tree? happened last night is tremendously challenging to solve. this type of spree is challenging to solve. we may solve it. >> no arrests have been made. investigators say this is the largest tire slashing incidents in berkeley they can remember. >>> a former cal football player is arrested for poisoning. 23-year-old -- pimping. 23-year-old tracy slocumb is accused of pimping in different cities through the state and accused of domestic violence and sexual assault. he was a standout football player at his fresno high school and played for cal in 2007. he is being held without bail at santa clara county jail. >>> a former san francisco giants employee is charged with embezzling more than $1

street and also tires slashed near the intersection of julia and king street. i have some video that we shot from the scene right here. as you can see the tires were slashed as last. cars had to be told, many people had to call cats when it walked out of their home court to find that their cars were totally on functional all this guys try to drive but when i get very far. berkeley police say that this is the worst tire slashing that anyone on the force can remember we found 1 recent college graduate who was fired up about the inconvenience and the seven expense. >> yes, all for my tires they got all of them. i'm extremely angry. i'm on a fixed income i did not budget for this hour have to pay lac $100 per tire i have the towing fee as well, i cannot go to work today i had to call my boss and tell him my tired eyes laughed, he is thinking that that is an excuse lookit this. it is south berkeley there are a lot of people around here that would just do something so i do not know what to say any more. >> tell your boss to watch kron4 news tonight and he will know t

firms have now signed up to the project which is due to be completed by twenty fifteen energy analysts julia least says europe is still wary of becoming too dependent on russia. well nobody in europe is suggesting that russia will not be a major and probably the major supply route. to europe now and in the future that's not in dispute. and what europe is trying to do is to add. variety to its sources of gas supply it doesn't want to be trying unfairly dependent on russian gas in exactly the same way that it doesn't want to leave it on the north african or indeed or not see. what it's seeking to do is eastern point in the balance between a variety of suppliers delivering jackscrew variety of routes and nobody is disputing gooch among that there are actually russian will ease and will continue to be the most important. that we prime minister has canceled his trip to the u.n. general assembly meetings in america to deal with this country's worsening recently has enough cash to see it through the next few weeks and years of finance ministers are right now sitting on the eight billion euro second

more perspective on the deal and what it could mean for europe's energy landscape let's start with julia these a senior editor analyst at the center for global energy studies mr lee thanks very much for being on the program all right we'll get that going to the purpose of the south stream a pipe right is to bypass tragic nations such as ukraine to avoid conflicts they've had in the past and essentially provide more energy security for the european union why is there so much opposition to it then. i don't think there's this particularly opposition sort of stream of it's clearly a project. so the same interests of both gazprom and consumers in europe to perhaps provide greater certainty. to russian oil supplies medical care or many in europe would prefer that. solution to be found that involves ukraine rural and sex and why i think there's a lot of misunderstanding about. i think she wants to play it rhymes with a proposed into the center piece in europe the reason that the. rich it's like. they do two things they provide new. strong new sources to europe and new routes and this is part of

years has stepped up a notch the russian booking her quarterfinal spot with a hard fought win over julia gooch is and took you type at first sets would have to be decided by tiebreaker german gorge is staying well in the reckoning before heading long on her own serve the second following a similar pattern which sharapova rallying from five three die in the siberian natives poise eventually telling taking the march on serves seven six seven six the finals for. another couple of russians in the last eight hours well world before going to rio is one of them after taking care of czech seventy seven in some style six one six two how the one sided clash finished up. when real when i meets compactor you can reoccur olenka herself not the notable scalp of ana evanovich on a six three six one scoreline beaten serb suffering a sore of part midway through the encounter muscovite her leg is lost w.t.f. success was back in two thousand and eight inside korea. and the biggest shock of the competition to date also occurred on wednesday world number one car line was beaten in three sets by kaia kanepi i

years has stepped up a notch the russian booking her quarterfinal spot with a hard fought win over julia good years in tokyo tight at first sets would have to be decided by tie break german gorges staying well in the reckoning before heading long on her own serve the second following a similar pattern which are up of a rallying but from five three don the siberian natives poise eventually telling taking the march on serves seven six seven six the final score. another couple of russians in the last eight as well world number four is one of them after taking care of czech at least seventy seven in some style six one six two how the one side a plush finished off. reoccur olenka herself not the notable scalp of the event of a china six three six one scoreline the. in serb suffering a sort of box midway through the in conjure muscovite current his last w.t.f. success was back in two thousand and eight inside korea. the biggest shock of the competition to date also occurred on wednesday world number one carlin was beaten in three sets by kaia kanepi is still only in canet be adding to her grow

into europe avoiding potential conflict with third party nations despite the new deal energy analysts julia least says europe still wary of becoming too dependent on russian resources nobody in europe is suggesting that russia will not be a major and probably the three major supplier of gas to europe now and in the future that's not seen dispute. what europe is trying to do is to add. variety to its sources of gas supply it doesn't want to become overly dependent on russian gas in exactly the same way that it doesn't want to become a legally dependent on north african gas or indeed on north sea guess what it's seeking to do is to point a balance between a variety of suppliers delivering gas through variety of routes i'm nobody's disputing good among them variety russian will ease and will continue to be the most important. the greek prime minister has canceled a trip to the u.s. amid the country's worsening debt crisis george papandreou was due to attend the u.n. general assembly and meets with the i.m.f. chief but said that next week was crucial for implementing deficit reducing plants at

scratching their heads given that the navajo project is significantly more risky but energy analyst julia legal leaves that diversification is the theme of the day. well nobody in europe is suggesting that russia will not be a major and probably the major supplier of gas to europe now and in the future that's not in dispute. what europe is trying to do to add. variety to its sources of gas supply it doesn't want to be tried unfairly dependent on russian gas in exactly the same way that it doesn't want to become agreed on north african gas or indeed on nazi gas while he's seeking to do is to point a balance between a variety of suppliers delivering gas through a variety of routes and nobody is disputing good among mandarin tree russian will resound will continue to be the most important. we've got plenty more on the south stream pipeline and all the biggest deals called out in such a coming up in our business bulletin that's coming up in a few minutes. of a russian map spacecraft has landed in class x.i.i. bringing three members of the international space station crew back to earth well du

. >> inventor and ceo julia hue says the sleep patterns can be displayed on smart phone or computer screenople have no idea how they sleep. it's really amazing. the first day they turn off the alarm, they get to see how they sleep. you get to see how quickly you fell asleep, how many times you woke up during the night. how efficient your sleep is. >> the company offers companion software developed by bay area sleep coach that uses the information from the lark to generate sleep assessment for users including advice to improve the sleep. tim says the lark helped him to better focus on how much sleep he needs. >> something over six is, you know, feeling pretty good. and gets a good rating from the device. >> carolyn tells us the lark currently works via an app for the iphone and ipad. version for the android phone is expected soon. the cost of the basic system is $100. >> yeah. six hours sleep would be good. wouldn't it? >> nice. >> i sleep better when we open the windows. cools down for us. you? >> no. i kept the window shut and kept the air on. you had to where we are. look at what is goin

europe avoiding potential conflict with third party nations and despite the new deal energy analysts julia release as europe is still wary of becoming till it gets on russian resources notably in europe suggesting that russia will not be a major and probably three major supplier of gas to europe now and in the future that's not. what europe is trying to do is to add. variety to its sources of supply it doesn't want to become only probably on russian gas in exactly the same way that it doesn't want to try. on north africa. or indeed on north sea guess what it's seeking to do is use a point. between a variety of suppliers and liberal interest groups. and nobody is disputing pitch among them there are actually russian will ease and will continue to be the most important. greek prime minister has canceled the trip to the u.s. and the country's worsening debt crisis george welcome very was due to attend the u.n. general assembly and meets with the i.m.f. chief but said the next week was crucial for implementing deficit reducing plans at home while this comes as euro zone leaders choose to wait

rebel hands mom with julia was a launch to find islamist sleeper cells had joined history and see if a vast parallel structure of confidence has appeared we have no idea who is in charge of them. hopes of a reliable replacement for more by gadhafi appear to be fading libya's rebels remain deeply divided while the chaos from nato bombing appears to be spreading beyond the country's borders in the turmoil there are fears that religious extremists could be using libya as a base to further their aims in north africa and function is in. the nation women got abortion rights twenty years before women in belgium on the last regime divorced women good benefits revive arab family just movements and trying to reverse that. before the war leaders from barack obama to nicolas sarkozy and silvio berlusconi shook and even a kiss is good that he's got to get rid carpet treatment in paris but the west will also change tack what experts if libya doesn't go for them as planned according to this man who's just returned from war torn tripoli the message from some locals there is that the conflict may hav

so for me to join my colleague julia bach where she'll be here in around thirty five minutes time to bring you a business update and headlines are next with me to stay with us. all . the worldwide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years. and one million year old warrant was promised for his country. political miss murphy in the west. for many members of the. general and the serbian army. mug. for the us on our cheap. culture is that so much of a taxpayer is blaming them and we'll make a list of some of the rates during the great financial contraction millions lost their jobs and all but the rich of only gotten richer should the rich pay more.

parts recently a national democratic vote will determine your lives and it should be well prepared and julia carried out this is where the international community and russia in particular eager to render active support to the libyans those who think that the notion of russian arab friendship is a pated of passing away with the totalitarian regimes of dictatorships italy mistake and nothing of it and i believe that the term of russian arab friendship and partnership is as up to date as it was fifteen years ago. it is talk about the role russia could play in libya's politics economy and perhaps some other spheres the old cooperation between libya and the u.s.s.r. and. a partnership between libya and russia. for the first step russia took as libya's partner was to deliver humanitarian aid to the country during the military phase of the political conflict we had talks with the leaders of the national transitional council in benghazi and agreed that the interests of russia would be respected in libya after gadhafi was toppled and all contracts with russia would be preserved and the interests of r

for more perspective on the deal and what it could mean for europe's energy landscape let's talk to julia lees a senior energy analyst at the center for global energy studies mr lee thanks very much for being on the program all right well given that the purpose of the south stream pipeline is to bypass transit nations such as ukraine to avoid conflicts they've had in the past and essentially provide more energy security for the european union why is there so much opposition to it then. i don't think there's a particularly opposition stream of it's clearly a project. so see interests of both gazprom and consumers in europe to perhaps provide greater certainty to to russian oil supplies i think many in europe would have preferred. a solution to be found but it involves ukraine rather than seeks to bypass it i think there's a lot of misunderstanding about. attitudes to lines that are proposed to deliver gas into southeastern europe the reason to be. supportive of projects like. these the way they do two things they provide new gas gas from new sources to europe via a new route and this is pa

rebel hands mom were julia was a launch to find islam a sleeper cells have joined history fanciful and vast parallel structure of competence has appeared we have no idea who's in charge of than. hopes of a reliable replacement for more may gadhafi appear to be fading libya's rebels remain deeply divided while the chaos from nato bombing appears to be spreading beyond the country's borders in the turmoil there are fears that religious extremists could be using libya as a base to further their aims in north africa if i'm to new zealand or a good while but no confusion women got abortion rights twenty years before women and they'll gym under the last regime divorced women good benefits revived arab who just movements are trying to reverse that. before the war leaders from barack obama to nicolas sarkozy and silvio berlusconi shook and even kissed. the group was called the british call it treatment in paris but the west will also change tack war next but if libya doesn't go for them as planned with some saying the enemy in the so-called war on terror is no one winning side. are present. wh

alternative to this in order to try to spare at least the poorest who are going to suffer so much here julia really aren't that many good choice at the moment for greece and the political system knows that many of the protesters that are there who you see that are very unhappy have a very good legitimate cause us to be and it's not just the poll says it's a day in history it's the last forty years that have been a bit of a disaster really. in terms of how reflective the political will is these days of the will of the people well eighty percent of the people do want to stay in the euro in greece you know you can't do that without. coming to some accord with your lenders. so how are you going to do that tax cuts tax hikes and more spending cuts are the way forward. unfortunately this is what the troika of lenders demand from us and it's a very one sided bargain i think they have been pushing greece and greeks shots too far and i think it may result in a bit of a detriment because the more you say acts and the more you destroy the economy the worse of these and the harder it is to repay you i t

behind the reality shall toddlers' and tiaras after its parent tries to retrieve your old girl as juliats' character from pretty woman the girl to mother defended the cost and sang the outfit was not their prevailing. >> it is hot out there today. looked at these temperatures the upper 90s in the inland valleys. 80's and 90's in the north bay 80's and 90's for the bayshores. it was 93 san jose, 90 free market only place that we saw released from the heat was close to the coastline. big changes out there for tomorrow. much cooler as we head into the next several days. still pretty warm in the inland valleys, below nine days. temperatures cooling back to average in are the locations we continue to see cooler and will see some tropical moisture in the bay area. that could bring some isolated thunderstorm but keep that in the back of your mind if you have any outdoor plants. >> thank you for being with us to wrap up tonight's news at 11:00 p.m., see you then. [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot with no hassle at all. i don't even need an appointment. [ male ann

intersects with californians 1600 block of julian street tires were also flash in the air section of juliand king streets. i will launch some feel that we shot from berkeley. as she could see, the tires are slashed. many people were forced to call want, fine in that car is without functional tires. the berkeley police say this is the worst that anyone can remember and we talked with one woman who is victimized by the vandalism and talk to her about how this crime impacted her day. >> i needed to go to the doctor's appointment this morning and will either where flashed a whatever. i had to take tack to the doctors and to the walgreen into the home. now i have to have the car towed and get them to buy some new tires, but i do not know i am stuck for the rest of the day. i would've taken care of it this morning that had to put to the doctor appointments and everything. it is a shame. >> berkeley police say looked like the vehicle that does have their tires slashed ticket random. investigators are trying to piece together a motive at this time no suspects have been identified. >> san francisco

. >> and julia craig was saying look deeper in this economy. that is a mother of two who fits a definition of under employed. a coffee shop she used to work in closed she had to pick two jobs. >> one job i made like 15 hours. and here, i get like, another 15 hours. >> it's a bit misleading. yes, americans are working but not as much as z.not making as much and changing careers to do so. >> we're goth boj middle aged rookie autos bill and doug made good livings in real estate before the economy collapsed. both were out of work for more than a year. and now, they're learning a business on an upswing, mortgage brokers. >> did you ever think you'd start a new career at 58 years old? >> no. now, my boss and mentor is 36 years old, seems like i was 36 just yesterday. >> i think there is a realization have you to keep retraining yourself. it's huge. >> both men said they expect to make more money in the jobs than in old ones but would be exceptions these day autos if you're looking at jobs, i can't -- there is nothing to be able to put away for saving