who presided over a brilliant ceremony that was also a brilliant political theater pastor lang told the crowd that for angela dear sweet victim of corporate propaganda she has been swept up in a love that knows no boundaries nor limits nor moral concerns lange went on to say that we gather knowing that the love that binds them together will end in the grief and tragedy of angela's mortal death even as corporate person lives on marrying again and again with the adoration and support of shareholders worldwide and finally at the end of the ceremony pastor lang close by saying in celebration of this merger let us reach deep into our pocketbooks and take out that symbol of that it which is most sacred and holy of all let us show the benevolent power of our corporate lords and master by taking out a one dollar bill. you know when our constitution was written the word person meant a living and breathing human bein over time the supreme court has expanded the definition of person to include inanimate non-living economy destroying and it's how at times sociopathic and downright evil corporat

de encontrar en una nueva 350 paquetes de marihm, le hecho fue alrededor de 350 millas al oeste de lang baja en el número de sus habitantes, la ciudad de baltimore abre sus puertas para los inmigrantes, tenemos la historia. >>> baltimore, principal centro comercial de maryland, le ha tendido una alfombra roja a los inmigrantes, ella vino hace una década de la república dominicana. >>> se está llenando por el trabajo y toda la cosa, yo amo aquí y no me cambiaría por nada. >>> si me han parado la policía, nunca me han pedido papeles. >>> baltimore ha tomado medidas opuestas a las que aterran a inmigrantes como en arizona y alabama. >>> se prohibió que la policía pregunte por el estatus de las personas. >>> ella dice que la historia de la ciudad es de inmigrantes y dice que es desafortunado que en tantos sitios promuevan el odio contra inmigrantes. >>> esta mexicana indocumentada, aprecia el buen trato. >>> tratan bien a la gente, la alcaldesa que está ahora, se procupa por los inmigrantes. >>> ha sido una ciudad que nos ha recibido con las manos abiertas. >>> la policía incluso reconoce l

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber

. >> fire department is lang of their members and that is a big issue. >> the most important thing is to make sure people have a job. it does not feel good but that is where we are. >> the union president said he plans to meet with the mayor on friday and another fire company is expected to close in october. >> the defendants in the downtown beating of a tourist on st. patrick's day pleaded guilty to their role in the attack. parsons was the one who threw the punch that knocked out the victim. he was sentenced today for a year in prison and three years' probation. two other suspects also pleaded guilty to assault charges but will be let out of jail on time served. the fourth suspect will be sentenced in december. >> 18 heat related deaths in over a week. lisa robinson is live with a report at the tragic toll from the stretch of extremely hot weather. quex you can see it is not as crowded here. we have had a break in the weather. but no break when it comes to heat related deaths. >> it is a huge break. it is a different pattern. >> down at the inner harbor, people were back to running

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in

the invention of lang language. (laughter) the winner, the muslim brotherhood's mohammed morsesy. that's morrissey. (laughter) that's morris is cat. (laughter) that's conrad bane and you've just labeled him mode med morsi. thank you. so anyway, our intrepid secretary of state sir edmund hillary dennis rom ham clinton went to pay her ropts to their newly elected president and... >> on sunday secretary clinton's motorcade was pelted with tomatoes and shoes as she left the newly reopened u.s. consulate. (laughter) what? what is going on, egypt? you're mad at us when we prop up your dictator for 30 years and now you're mad at us when we go visit the guy you voted for? i mean, what! (laughter) you supply one country's military with tear gas canisters that they use on their own populous and they never stop crying about it. (laughter) mainly because their tear ducts are damaged. (laughter) by the way, i know that you there in egypt are new to the whole public protest thing there you know, but the literal throwing of tomatoes is... (laughter) it's a bit of a cliche, you know what i mean?

stations some language we want to revise and i asked the technical service trying to resolve those lange which because they tie into major pumping operation and it's hard to keep track of that, but we want to be tied to the building authorization but still may be the remodeled effecting the drinking fountain. it any other questions? >> back to the one you just mentioned, is that going to come to the bic or just to the board of supervisors? >> [inaudible] >> i'm just wondering what the amendment is. isn't there a requirement that certain building occupancies need to provide a drinking fountain. >> this is an addition. >> it is an amendment to the environment code. you guys can have a hearing on it if you like. >> is it coming here? >> under the charter, the amendment is to hold a hearing for the building code, plumbing code, those are the codes combine to make up the building code, so legislation that amends the administrative code or environment code or other codes may end up involving the bfi -- the be all i high -- dbi. you can also ask the director to have legislation go to the code a

lang and you all were having the best time.and white ball, and you made us have a wonderful time, as you always have. what i really remember is when you were here, sitting right up there was her royal majesty queen elizabeth of england. you made her smile. you made her laugh. the show was by beach blanket babylon and cast of about 1000. mary margaret sanger "getting to know all about you" and you ended the show with your song, "i left my heart in san francisco." you have left it here, but please come back many times because your heart is waiting for you here, and so are we. much love. thank you. >> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us again. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there

i'm eun lang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it's tuesday, july 10th. >> and exclusive

the invention of lang language. (laughter) the winner, the muslim brotherhood's mohammed morsesy.. (laughter) that's conrad bane and you've just labeled him mode med morsi. thank you. so anyway, our intrepid secretary of state sir edmund hillary dennis rom ham clinton went to pay her ropts to their newly elected president and... >> on sunday secretary clinton's motorcade was pelted with tomatoes and shoes as she left the newly reopened u.s. consulate. (laughter) what? what is going on, egypt? you're mad at us when we prop up

. >> the single-engine plane, now lange battered landed and took off again before spinning to the ground according to witnesses. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the other man, yet to be identified, was taken to the hospital. the ntsb and the federal aviation administration are looking at the airplane and the pilots record. >> there will look at the overall mechanical condition and demean its record to see how it was maintained and see if there were any anomalies with the airplane that may have had something to do with this event. >> investigators say they are in a fact-finding stage, trying to determine what happened. they say that once they're done looking at the plane in the woods, they hope to load it onto a truck and bring it back to the airport to get a closer look in trying to find some answers. reporting live, brianne carter. >> some breaking news now coming from fairfax county, virginia. newschopper 7 is over the scene right now of a fatal crash on bardon road. this is near the interstate 95 interchange. -- on lorton rd. both directions are shutdown as is the exit from south

it's adam perry lang. i have an o fiaficionado here. say hello to adam perry lang.peye. >> look for good marbleization. one of my techniques is the four seasons blend. it's simple. salt, black pepper, a little garlic salt and cayenne. you mix those together, you end up with this. and come help me. you want to help me out, too? go season it up. there you go. boom. >> luke, is barbecue a big part of the road? >> when we get on the road, we have a little grill under the bus. if we roll into somewhere and the food's not looking good, we go find a little local meat market or something. >> and you're done. >> and we're grilling. >> on to the -- >> this is called the high/low method. you can do it on the gas grill here. you start it on high and you constantly flip it so it gets to the right temperature. and then, you bring it down and develop the crust. >> how long are we talking here, in total? >> talking about 15, 20 minutes iffer the recipe to be done. once you drop it down, you have this thing -- i baste with this herb brush. you know it makes a difference. >> oh, look

ground crews are at lang sought over the ravens home turf in preparation for the -- are laying sod over the ravens home turf in preparation for a soccer game. it is this saturday at 1:00 and tickets are $36. how are things shaping up for the permanent residents of the stadium? reporting for training camp. gerry sandusky as the latest on whether he will be making an appearance and a top draft pick shares the biggest surprise he has faced so far in the nfl. some sports treasures are making their way to camden yards. a look at the championship trophy that could be yours. >> we have not kicked off the olympics yet and the next generation is already setting their sights on 2016. i will explain, straight ahead. >> storms developing along a cold front. we will see how that impacts are temperatures. right now, 79 at the airport. >> baseball history buffs will have another treasure to bid on. the 1912 boston red sox trophy presented to the team manager is going on the auction block. we were sent to these photos of the trophy which is expected to fetch more than $300,000. the owners thought it wa

colonel lang, the new commander.ad to be here. >> we're here celebrating the 4th, it's great to see how military bands have such a huge role. what is the role you see for them, all of our troops. >> our first and most important role, taking care of our troops, playing music at ceremonies. these guys, their normal mission is to play for final honors at arlington cemetery. they play over 1,000 funerals a year and do such a great job for military troops and families. >> where kat american public come out if not the fourth of july, because it's good bands. >> all over the country, go to our website and find out about all of our performances tonight. tonight we have a great performance at the air force memorial at 8:00. throughout the summer playing all over washington, d.c. throughout the year we tour across the nation on behalf of the air force, just represent all the airmen serving so proudly. >> colonel lang and u.s. air force ceremonial brass. thank you so much for honoring us with your presence today. >> happy fourt

you can't compare san dusdusky terr acts to someone else, you talk about pete rose, roger clemens, lang arm stropg, just the fact that, whether they are vindicated or not, their names were tarnished and they were at the top of their game. what do you think when you look broader at sports and legacy? >> yeah, i mean, i think athletes are a little different than coaches, and i think that athletes, for better or worse, we don't expect them necessarily to be perfect. obviously, taking steroids is not something to condone, but the records and the home runs and you can make a statistical case. when you are a coach, a leader, especially joe paterno, whose whole image is predicated on morality and righteousness, it's been blown up by this. the cover up is what seals it. he's in a much worse spot than a lance armstrong or barry bonds. >> the point that you made earlier, having time to do things after to make up. not only was this paterno's worst moment, it was really right near the end of his life and this report came out after he died. lz, talk politics, talk about someone like president clinto

a donor match has been found for janet lange she set out a youtube appeal earlier this year.tudents where she graduated held two donor drives for her. we don't know if the match came from that effort but she will receive her bone marrow transplant in the fall. >>> death toll from the fukushima plant in japan -- as many as 1300 cancer deaths may result from nuclear plant radiation in addition to the 600 who died as a result of the tsunami. as many as 30 of those radiation casualties could be in north america. new numbers are in stark contrast to a previous united nations estimate that there would be no deaths as a result of the radioactive release. >>> 4:57. we are following developing news in fairfield. a man is shot, the latest on what police are saying. >>> also, surprise move by state lawmakers why they won't be getting a pay raise. >>> hearing today that could determine the fate of a new san jose card room waiting months to open. >>> california's foie gras ban faces first legal challenge, next. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you a

. >> york lang c-span right now -- and the youtube channel. i noticed you had the app bar up their earlier, there was google crumb. >> yes. you can also access the internet? >> you can type in, essentially, and the url that you would like and access it. you can check your e-mail on your tv if you would like to. it is a full browser. >> we have been talking to adrienne mcallister of google. this is "the communicator's." jean russo is with motorola mobility. motorola is having a display here -- what are you showing to the members of congress and their staff? >> we're showing our latest and hottest devices. this is the motorola droid razr max. it is our hottest device. it is beautiful, thin -- look tough and that is. it feels great in your hand. the best thing i think about it is the battery life. there is not a single device in the market that can compete with the motorola droid razr max. you can talk on this on for 21 hours straight without having to recharge. it is great for somebody like me who is always forgetting to recharge their front. --

he was last seen around 1:00 on sunday afternoon near the 13,000 mark on -- near langely. he weighs about 165 pounds and wearing a white t-shirt and tan full brimmed hat as shown in this picture and sunglasses. about 20 people in a helicopter are looking for hank. >>> california's top finance officials acknowledged that there could be as much as $37 billion in special funds hiding in the state's coffers. this comes a after governor brown disyou ever cked leaders in the state park system hit $54 million in special funds and didn't report them for a dozen years. the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds. state agencies have more than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales v

he was last seen around 1:00 on sunday afternoon near the 13,000 mark on -- near langely. he weighs about 165 pounds and wearing a white t-shirt and tan full brimmed hat as shown in this picture and sunglasses. about 20 people in a helicopter are looking for hank. >>> california's top finance officials acknowledged that there could be as much as $37 billion in special funds hiding in the state's coffers. this comes a after governor brown disyou ever cked leaders in the state park system hit $54 million in special funds and didn't report them for a dozen years. the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds. state agencies have more than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales v

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[calling names] eden long or lang. thomas simpson, vinnie aurora, jerome france, and anna saints. >> hello. my name is javier. i am a business with the laborers. this is one of the most important projects. i do not have to tell you how bad it has been for us, and in the last two or three years. to approve this kind of project, it is a matter of survival, not only for the laborers but for the union. by approving this project, it is going to help our members, community, and also the population. we need a hospital. for us as the laborers, it is a total package. it is not only going to produce work, manpower, it is a center because it provides service for about 60% to 70% of our members. i am going to leave you with this. and i believe there is something. there is a solution for every problem. i encourage you to find a solution. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, mr. florence. next speaker. >> good evening, everyone. my name is ignacio, and i work with local 261, san francisco. with more than 3000 members, , -- workers,

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. world from the from. our in more mouths to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers the future of.

get are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang please. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome to the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the huge earth covered.

he was last 1:00d 1:00 on sunday afternoon near the 13,000 mark on -- near langely. wearing a white t-shirt and tan full brimmed hat as shown in this picture and sunglasses. about 20 people in a helicopter are looking for hank. >>> california's top finance officials acknowledged that there could be as much as $37 billion in special funds hiding in the state's coffers. this comes a after governor brown disyou ever cked leaders in the state park system hit $54 million in special funds and didn't report them for a dozen years. the mercury news reports that only an honor system is used to track these special funds. state agencies have more than 500 of these types of accounts that comes from user fees as opposed to tax revenues. >>> apple reported $35 billion in revenue this quarter, a lot of money obviously, but still didn't meet analyst expectations. that's a 23% jump in growth, but believe it or not it is the slowest rate of growth in years for apple in revenue and net income. analysts expected 37.5 billion. the drop is not due to sales volume of the apple met expectat

middle river at lange the road, we have some fire activity. -- middle river at langley road. 95, north and southbound moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it is a little warm and muggy but no rain outside. 83 downtown. hazy sunshine today. a chance for a couple of thunderstorms this afternoon. the index will be over 100. some relief in the seven-day forecast. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles in anaheim this morning. if the playoffs started today, the orioles would be in the playoffs. the second wild-card team behind the angels. 4-2, the orioles beat the mariners. adam jones was hot. look at that swing. upper deck. that is a 40-home-run pace. chris davis in the third inning. he rips to right field. robert andino trots and. chris tillman would make this stand up because a place like this. davies robs him of a least a single and maybe more. chris tillman does the rest. he is the big story. he started his career with the mariners. watched as her y just gave up two hits. >> it was a good start. we had three well pitched games

there is movement to use that money in this bay area and langs. >> and the food king preparing to defend his crown. joey chestnut weighed in at 280 pounds for the 97th independence day hot dog marathon. he's going for his sixth victory. and there is chestnut also holds the contest record at 68 contest buns and dogs devoured. he says he knows he's p for a real dog fight. >> he did not say that. >> i know. >> and that is very good. >> and this is nice in the morning. >> sunny skies a live view from our camera looking at the golden gate there is a advance what will be a marine layer. let me give you a look at live doppler 7 hd. we're not picking up coastal fog at this moment because it hasn't materialized yet. there is current readings 86 degrees. 87 in fairfield. 88 in antioch and there is mild to warm tomorrow for 4th of july, and warmer pattern settling in this weekend. and satellite image shows a couple jernts of low pressure inland pulling in a steady flow of cool air. it's going to push low clouds and fog back across the bay and into locations inland. and starting at 5:00 tomorrow mor

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eric lang has an interesting angle on the renewal benefits of natural gas in the us.i think it's possible that the speed of change from coal to natural gas and electricity could also be seen in the change of gasoline to compressed natural gas for automobiles. >>> eric, i've been following the use of compressed natural gas for the last few years and one big issue is the huge size of the tanks needed, but personally, i think that the bigger hurdle will be my wife. she does not enjoy filling her tank. many males notice how the car is always on empty when it's their turn to drive. now look at the apparatus and a learning curve needed to though those tanks and i think the popular acceptance will be slow. the only successful vehicles today are tanker trucks that transport from terminals. it's likewise a technological headache and an extensive infrastructure investment. finally, as natural gas displaces oil for heating and some industrial beef stocks, oil prices could soften making economic stop all as well. in short, i think compressed natural gas can work as a fuel but it

you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture.

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langged iot.plain enh wehtbeet that. now, on the general loan program, i happen to agree with what was said. i don't think we need to throw out the whole program. i think we can cln up. thanma m anen th wanut penalties in, some caps, you know, so i guess even though you're a career civil servant, you are hear -- re for the department of energy, does the department of energy continue to support t hee anog f rne gy ects? do you support it or not support it? >> websolutely support it. >> you do support. do you also then report some reforms to make sure solyndra does not happen again? >> the -- to answer that es, aontl inmpng ra >> so you support reforms to the program? >> certainly, we do. >> all right. >> i offered that in my oral testimony. >> i'm sorry, mr. chairman, my time's expired, but i yield back. >> this time, i recognize the gentleman from cifa, mrani tk . about the republican loan guarantee bill. is bill doesn't end the loan program that -- loan guarantee program. under this proposal, blion of dollars of new loa

los angeles langs 6 degrees. >> and there are 792349 south bay. 77 in sunnyvale.untain view there is low 60s here along the coast and there is a little bit of fog lingering. into san francisco, 66 degrees, 76 from san rafael. east bay communities 70 in oakland, heading inland a nice, warm day there is mid-80s. it gets warmer as we head into weekend but don't worry, i've got you covered. there is a wide range of conditions this weekend for any plans looking beautiful. >> and steven hawking says he's disappointed about the break through involving a so called god particle. >> why he says he's out $100. >> if you're headed on a trip you may be wondering whether to buy travel insurance. we'll have the scoop on if its really a good deal. >> also coming up a challenge from a young girl to one of the top fashion magazines about their ai [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime de

feet long lungs at a teenager swimming in a river in florida biting off his arm. 17-year-old caleb lang dale thankful to be alive. he tried to fight the gator off somehow got its arm in his mouth and pulled him under then started spinning. >> he started pulling me down i knew east either i have got to lose this arm or i am going to die. so i took my feet and put it on his mouth and i tried to cherk my arm off trying to break it free. >> can you image? langdale lost his arm from the elbow down. officials did catch and kill that alligator. >> i hate them. especially when they do that. >> those and roaches. >>> it was like a scene out of an action movie a man lucky to be alive after being catapulted out of his girlfriend's car. the accident caught on the homeowner's security cameras. according to reports the couple had been arguing before the woman rolled her car through a garden wall both walked away without any injuries. >>> eric holder promising at the naacp convention to continue fighting texas efforts to require voters to have a government id. some texans are still fighting back sayin

new research says there could be lange.ew study says there is real signs behind why we get so crank key in heat waves like this. the trouble of sleeping and dehydration and cabin fever that we feel from trying to avoid the heat. it can even increase aggression and center lines. avoid possible heat induced road rage. if you are feeling snippy don't avoid. >>> earlier in the show can he ask we asked you to brew on this. patti ann is going to tell us about it. >> harry reid saying the u.s. olympic team's uniforms should be burned after reports they were made in china. what do you think should be done with the uniforms. we have some of your responses right now. sierra tweeted us, burn them. the uniforms don't even look pat patriotic or american. grace tweeted us they should use the out sourced uniforms this year but get made in usa ones for the next olympics. finally on facebook, donate them to the needy. thanks to everyone who responded. you can keep them coming sending them at fox frien foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com or tweet us

. >> reporter: barbara lange is the president of the d.c. chamber of commerce.to see the indictments and allegations come to an end so the city can regroup and get back to business. >> we need stability, we don't need another special election. if we can avoid that, the mayor is still doing his job. let's allow him to do his job. everybody tails a deep breath, breathe, and allow the process to work. >> but some residents say the damage to the district's reputation is already done. >> i think it's unfortunate that we're getting to the point where people start to look at us like that. >> reporter: the d.c. chamber of commerce says the mayor has maintained his focus on his job, even with all this uncertainty around him, but again he was supposed to be here for an event. he did not show up. reporting live, richard jordan, news4. >>> d.c. has a new service that could improve 911 response. it's called smart 911. people can create online profiles that go to emergency responders when you call 911. users can include medical conditions, phone numbers addresses, and even ab