back. ÷ speak on this >> kú/}h"4ñ >> hello?l right so these types of we're are in the hundreds of billions of dollars already get added to what's going on in treasure island and hunter's point public property for private gain. now we have the mayor's office merging with the housing authority for federal funding and nobody can oppose any of this stuff and this is called organized crime and we have a very smooth operation working here that violates the brown act and state public records act and amounts to be a criminal enterprise. i filed a case against the mayor the chief of police, the acting sheriff the city attorney and district attorney for what happened around 3 or 4 days in june of this year where we had a bomb link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c heard because the sunshine commission is no longer meeting. this is out of control we've gone to ethics we can't get a prosecution it's time to recall the machine thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is lynn -- [inaudible] all of

thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is ku len yaoe. i object mcd. because it will affect the children as well as the safety of the area. >> yeah. >> my name is beijing wong, i object to mcd because the smell of the marijuana will pollute the air. thank you. >> my name is fen knee yu, i object to open an mcd in the area. because i believe in an area where they open the mcd, the safety and the security in the area is not going to be good. >> thank you. >> my name is joanne chan. i live in the area and i have two sons. i do not want it to affect my neighborhood, the safety as well as the health issues in our neighborhood. >> thank you. >> my name is helen lee. i object to have the mcd store open there because it will affect the children because the children go to school in the area. thank you. >> my name is yen gee wong. i object to mcd, i know to date you're talking about the permit is more like a building permit, however i wanted the city to be concerned like when they get the permit, what are they going to use the permit to do, what are they going t

government in exile rebuilding a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux. i am as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go against washington or something like that. barack obama has been rallying support during the democratic party's national convention this week as he seeks reelection as president he laid out his action plan claiming it would have a profound effect on the lives of americans for decades artie's marina but my own analysis of how different the proposed changes would actually be. in two thousand and eight the rock obama turned us politics into something of a pop culture phenomenon we made at one of those defining moments. a moment when our nation is at war our economy is in turmoil the democratic presidential candidate accepted his party's nomination value to rebuild america's moral standing and break from the policies of his predecessor the failure to respond is a direct result of a broken politics in washington and the failed policies of george w. bush four years after change occupied the whi

in exile and building a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go against washington or something like that it's just absurd. the british prime minister also regenerated his calls for president assad to step down to make way for a new government formed by the syrian opposition as the u.k. continues to provide indirect helpful the rebels there are now fears ordinary bridges i had in for the syrian frontline. as the story. to most britons going about their everyday lives the war in syria seems worlds away but for a few it's a struggle they feel personally involved in as the u.k. government portrays president assad as an evil dictator there's evidence that britons are going to syria to fight for the opposition birmingham area m.p. khalid mahmood says some in his community have already gone there is a particular individual who's actually gone back to baghdad at the moment and is going back in a few weeks time who's been engaged in fundraising supporting peop

in exile or building a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go against washington or something like that. or it's ten minutes past the hour here in moscow boosting free trade and nurturing closer links that's our asia pacific nations aim to energize economic growth all across the world the apec summit that's just wrapped up in russia's far east developing nations sought to underpin the global recovery and outpace expansion in developed countries are to use to retrieve bank i was in the city of lot of awestruck. one logical person was rounding up the results of the two thousand and twelve form which russia posted for the first time he basically again praise the fact that apec is extremely important as a region and as an organization it accounts for around fifty percent of the global economic output and global trade and therefore the shift is happening globally towards this region and russia is no exception and. china plays an extremely important role a

. >> witnesses say that the driver of the ku try to get away from the gunman. >> he crashed into the fence. is an ugly fence. but a pretty much liking it today because it stops the car. the shooters took off can police said tonight that they are lucky that no one was hurt. the neighbors said it was clearly like a war zone. >>vicki: there is a shooting in we can impart. >> the police found his victims shot and can park. -- you can in the-- bucannon park care of a gunman came out and shot at georgia in the back here and van to the parking lots and fell down. he had a son that will be one year old next week. >> someone could gun him down like garbage in the streets that is wrong. that is dead wrong. >> all five people that were here with the victims have already been interviewed. >>vicki: the sears department said that's they raided the home that had a bunch of fire arms and marijuana plants. there were intended for the white power group. >> in the top panel of the screen you can see the man in dark clothing walking around yet. he walked up and put a knife to the 70 year old woman and f

. >>> un estudio por los productos orgÁnicos va a dejar a los ku s consumid consumidores mal mao. >>> ya regresamos ♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ la convenciÓn nacional democrata, en charlotte, carolina del norte comenzarÁ este lunes y desde north carolina tenemos la crÓnica, adelante. >>> con una celebraciÓn en las calles la convenciÓn nacional democrata, en charlotte, carolina del norte comienza a tomar color ♪ al ritmo de la mÚsica estÁn celebrando el dÍa del trabajo y ha tenido su punto de partida convenciÓn nacional democrata, en charlotte, carolina del norte y tenemos uno espÍritu muy positivo. >>> han unido a las personas y han dado la oportunidad a las personas aquÍ en la north carolina para presentar lo mejor y positivo. >>> tomarÁ un tono de convenciÓn polÍtica y htenemos muy atas la medid medidas de seguridad. >>> la seguridad realmente tiene que ser muy completa. >>> tambiÉn habrÁ desafÍos en donde la convenciÓn el jueves se va trasladar para que el presidente barack obama reciba la nominaciÓn. >>> en una semana que tiene mÁs manifestaciones y en el interior de este centro de convenciones

the aacp voter registration drive the children who died in 1963 in an act of terrorism by a group of ku, klux clan niggers meaning lowly and degraded persons that's my soul responding and it's responding to radio station k p.p.o. i'm not diversity and all directions at the same time that's kpoo and they deserve consideration for from this board. i notice a lot of people don't care about public comment i hope they are 99 percent take notice of that. a lot of supervisors. at any rate, on the july 31 st agenda item number 58, 12 zero 7 zero 8 that was an amendment not to exceed 9 million, 3 hundred and 54,7hundred for a profit making entity. kpoo is non profit. the diversity of music, people, opinions you can't match it anywhere in this land and i hope you people you supervisors will get behind my supervisors, supervisor christina -- [inaudible] and her support er supervisor campos to help out. >> thank you speaker. next speaker. >> my name is paul -- [inaudible] hello again i didn't come to sing in the opera so i'm not going to be singing i apologize for that. um what do we do today? we a

i like to tell this story of my kus cousin janet, 45, vice president at wells fargo. she was queen makeup diva. i was baby diva. she admitted to me she was spending $800 a month on beauty products. it was hair dye and facials and the most expensive products, ever. she read the book and started to feel overwhelmed and discovered this superexpensive evening cream had hydroevo. it makes your skin tingle, so you think something is happening. she went back to the makeup counters and have polite conversations, hey, i think you can do better. until you do i'm going to buy something else. she decided to stop coloring her hair after many, many years and loves the way she looks and feels better than she has in a long time. when i heard about the stuff, i was mad about the chemicals, when i start to think about it, i realized, i was exhausted with trying to keep up with looking 10 years younger than i am and not working any way. she felt liberated. that emotional journey. this sense of freedom and personal empowerment. that is the place i want us to get to. i am going to close w

con un rehÉn mantenido desde agosto del 2010, el r rehÉn liberado dijo que durante sus 770 dÍas de kusnrique capri mrles tienen plan violentos. >>> a las familias ricas quÉ les conviene un civil no a nadie sÓlo a la extrema derecha fascista, pero hasta los ricos, hasta la familia rica que les gusta la tranquilidad, les interesa que gane chÁvez. y les invito que voten por chÁvez. >>> mientras capriles seÑalÓ que su gobierno no habrÁ ni un sÓlo para preso polÍtico y prometiÓ respetar a sus po ti sopositore >>> el gobierno de cuba dice que hoy estableciÓ la luz luego que un paapagÓn de skjÓ a la isla sz durante horas desde villa clara en el centro de la isla y opinar del rÍo hasta la ha bobana >>> en la habana, marta marÍa roque estÁ en huelga junto a 12 personas, 8 de las cuÁles estan en la cÁrcel, piden al gobierno que piden libertad, y el estproo de un incendio >>> vamos a ver ilia esta noche >>> quÉ tal estamos a sÓlo horas que se conmemore un nuevo aniversario del 11 de septiembre y el gobierno tiene una noticia que esperaban mucho, bombero, policias y otros miembros van a recibir at

of the bombing of a southern baptist church where four young girls were killed after members of the ku klux klan set off explosives during a church service. the president of the naacp address to leave the area churches as a part of a national crashed to register more voters. nichols and a felt has more. >> this day, 49 years ago, for little girls were blown up in a church in birmingham alabama as the parents and community fought for the right of all this to be able to vote. a year ago next friday, an innocent man was executed in georgia. >> these were the main issues that the n.c.a.a. president touched on as he addressed members of the berkeley mt. zion missionary baptist church. >> we're also talking about proposition 34, the opportunity california to switch from using the death penalty to life without possibility of parole. >> he believes the execution of troy davis was one of many on just executions. >> during this service, a candidate for berkeley city council spoke out against a measure that would prohibit sitting on sidewalks and commercial districts. >> as a progressive communit

. >>> after one of the most memorable and raw kus first days, what is in store on this day just outside of chicago on another cool, crisp start. 48 degrees. 40,000 plus seen on the grounds here at medinah as the u.s. has a 5-3 lead after the first three days. they were tied 2-2 after yesterday's morning foursomes, but the americans getting the better of europe yesterday afternoon. let's get you update on the matches that started just about 40 minutes again. a beautiful shot from the bunker. by justin rose after his partner, ian poulter, put it there. rose sets poulter up for a birdie at the very first hole and poulter, who just seems to be wired for this type of competition, first putt of the day is in for a birdie and poulter and rose quickly take the 1-up lead. and then the second shot at the par 4 3rd. this was webb simpson. again teaming up with bubba watson from 86 yards out. stiffs it. that produces a run for the united states as watson and simpson have squared it up. bradley and mickelson who went yesterday against lee westwood and luke donald. this was phil mickelson at the open

he was an early leader of the ku klux klan.'s a dispute whether the city or confederate heritage group owns the cemetery property where underneath will be built. >>> mitt romney campaigns in ohio this week his wife spoke to a national audience last night. she appeared on the "tonight show" with jay leno and asked about the possibility her husband could become the first mormon president in u.s. history. >> you know, i love the fact that we have the first african-american president. to me that means we're leaving prejudices behind. i would hope if mitt were elected we would see more of the same. >> mrs. romney said she told her husband in 2008 she didn't want her husband to run for president again. coming up the five things you need to know before you vacation solo, leave everybody at home. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news". if you think occasional irregularity is no big deal, think twice. it may be a sign that your digestive system could be working better. listen to this. with occasional irregularity, things your

. >> tim: i love jer mel ku joe. he grabs him.: that's one way to pull him down on first and goal. alfred morris and the rams bury him. laurinaitis leads the charge. >> tim: let me tell you the adjustments that the rams just made. they were getting worked over there on the side, on the right side of their defensive line. so that time they slanted the front which means they took quinn from his defensive end position and crashed him down on the side which kind of crushed that and allowed the linebackers to slide over and make the tackle. >> chris: son of williams, the coach suspended indefinitely. rg3 straight ahead, touchdown, his second running touchdown of the day. >> tim: boy, i don't know if i would ever show a split pick look which means two wide defensive tackles and giving up the field to robert griffin. look. outside shade of the guard, outside shade of the guard. look at the natural running lane for robert griffin iii. that's too easy. that's too easy for a guy like that that close to the goal line. >> chris: you talk abou

that will spread out the average age as ku can see in this chart to that bottom line.where our fleet average would be between four and six years. about half the useful life of a bus. we are really like an industry target we are trying to achieve. besides the age, this would also help to level out our maintenance demands that we'd be able to stretch those out over a longer period of time, increase our liability and increase technology improvements on incremental basis rather than waiting 12-year cycles before new technologies can be implemented. this table show is the five-year procurement in terms of the number of vehicles we plan to place into service over the next five years. as maria mentioned, we are initiating our hybrid procurement, the top line for 57 vehicles. overall in the five-year period we will be replacing 356 motor coaches, typical bus. that is out of a fleet of 511. we will be replacing roughly 141 trolley coaches. that is out of a fleet of 333. then at the bottom there is the pair transit van that we will be replacing that entire fleet over this next f

he was an early leader of the ku klux klan.'s a dispute whether the city or confederate heritage group owns the cemetery property where the monument will be built. >>> mitt romney campaigns in ohio this week his wife spoke to a national audience last night. ann romney appeared on the "tonight show" with jay leno and asked about the possibility her husband could become the first mormon president in u.s. history. >> you know, i love the fact that we have the first african-american president. to me that means we're leaving prejudices behind. i would hope if mitt were elected we would see more of the same. >> mrs. romney said she told her husband in 2008 she didn't want her husband to run for president again. coming up the five things you need to know before you vacation solo, leave everybody at home. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news". brown. this is the "cbs morning news". if you think occasional irregularity is no big deal, think twice. it may be a sign that your digestive system could be working better. listen to

the aclu suing the state of georgia on behalf of the ku klux klan over a violation of free speech.led for an adopt a highway permit back in june with you were turned down by the state's department of transportation because of the group's history of violence. well, the aclu says no matter how offensive the klan's positions may be everyone is entitled to freedom of speech. >> coming up, more responses to a story we told you about last hour. do you think a professor should have breast fed her baby during class? we still want to hear from you. tweet us at randikayecnn or victorcnn. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. together you get quality services on your terms, with total customer support. legalzoom documents have been accepted in all 50 states, and they're backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. so go to legalzoom.com today and see for yourself. it's law that just makes sense. why not take a day to.com today explore your own backyard?. with two times the points on travel, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there'

. >>> bay area koet guard crews have their hands full sunday with three separate res kus. crews say that one of them was unlike anything they've encountered before. >> a coast guard rescue swimmer and a 30-year-old man cling to a cable hoisting the man up choppy waters. this is video of a rescue that saved the lives of two men waves crashed over and put us under water. >> a 70-year-old father and his son were flying from santa barbara when their engine died. when the coast guard arrived, they had 12 minutes of fuel left. >> we got to the son just in the nick of time. >> they new exactly where to find this plane thanks to the device. >> just roll out the antenna. >> the father and son had a beacon on board which transmitted their location via gps. >> it sent us exactly where we need today go. we didn't have to spend time searching. had we spent that 12 minutes trying to find them instead of that 12 minutes going directly to where they were and starting to hoist, it could have turned out much more different. >> this was actually their third rescue of the day. the first distr

having a baby is ku you know if you have the you can adopt there are other options. so i see a future in which insurance will pay for this. >> and i think the accessibility to adoption to fertility services is a real issue because you know, we were fortunate enough we adopted a baby girl and we have been able to adoption the itself is an expensive process for families. making that more accessible, making families to be able to become family as forwardable is something we need to look at in our country. >> and this is before congress where they give tax credits to people who adopt children of color. >> and we hope they carry over the adoption credits. >> with that behind the headlines. the end of men? journalist hanna rosin argues it just might be in her new book. i sat down with her to find out are women doing better than men? >> the argument is that women are having an easier time adapting to the changes in the economy. they seem to be able to get the credential and the degrees they need to take advantage of certain job opportunities. and that is affect so much abou

in exile or building a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go against washington or something like that it's just absurd. you're watching. live in moscow with twenty four hours a day coming your way in just a few minutes from now fight for the right police to gas and shop a program for demonstrators in bahrain protesting against jail sentences given to leading opposition activists. barack obama's democrats have formally nominated him for reelection in november during the second day of the party's national convention in north carolina x. president bill clinton took center stage to praise above and hit back at republican claims that he has the worst economic record of any president in modern history. reports the democrats are failing to explain why some of obama's promises were never fulfilled. in two thousand and eight brock obama turned us politics into something of a pop culture phenomenon we may be one of those defining moments. a moment when our n

government in exile really a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go to washington or something like that it's just absurd. well but for the british prime minister the idea of interfering doesn't seem so bad david cameron once again we called the president assad to resign to make way for a new government formed by the syrian opposition and although the u.k. insists its support for the rebels is limited to non-lethal aid laura smith reports that fighters from britain are already on the front line. to most britons going about their everyday lives the war in syria seems worlds away but for a few it's a struggle they feel personally involved in as the u.k. government portrays president assad as an evil dictator there's evidence that britons are going to syria to fight for the opposition bumming an area m.p. khaled mahmoud says some in his community have already gone there is particular individual who's actually gone back to baghdad at the moment and has came ba

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government in exile really a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government in exile in america and provided heavy artillery so that they could go against washington or something like that it's just absurd. all right in just a few minutes here on the latest from the front line in the battle for the white house the democrats endure company president for a second term some of obama's old promises of still appear little more than words. now police in bahrain of clashed with protesters venting their anger at jail sentences given to prominent opposition figures security forces used tear gas and shotguns to disperse crowds seriously wounding one of the demonstrators on tuesday the country's civilian court upheld the sentences of thirteen leading activists found guilty of allegedly plotting to overthrow the government protesters want and discrimination by sunni rulers and more democracy movement started early last year police crackdowns claimed around eighty lives thousands of others were injured and dozens more arrested times correspondent

grant had been dismantled often times people selling out so the dismantling of the economy and the ku degraw then exploding in with the war on drugs the more we wage the war the more we have the problem the great crater week low of tries on a caravan right now going across list bakes to point* this out that northern mexico you will see the tourist signs from mexico city going north with the trade route to and ended in hispaniola. today that this from the poppy fields of chihuahua from heroin addiction to northern new mexico. it is a cocktail of course, there will be addiction. in july offers psychological , addiction losing the the four beers and what identity you have left. and that ultimately is the painful irony for the native population and by the way i am not claiming anything i am trying to perform a critique but ultimately i am to. to say he came here for a couple years he is representing us. that says everything. and other drugs? there is more and more prescription drug use. is an epidemic methods in the area and cocaine. the know the wildfires right now the same thing is happ