i would like to take that into consideration. >> leonard lynch. followed by micro mark orszag. >> my name is leonard lynch. in a third-generation san franciscan. our cost per minute is $1.80 per minute. over 15 feet it becomes an expensive proposition. going back and forth, it could take half an hour. this is half of the actual working day. it comes off the top of the overhead. an expensive proposition. if this is just another burden that we will have to bear going through, we will have to reconsider this situation. we must have had 300 trucks with permits. to tack an additional fee on top of that, you have to go to in from work as a service company, in and out all day with a parking ticket for parking in front of their own business? it is almost better to take the ticket rather than go three blocks and what, or whatever. please reconsider this amendment that you are trying to propose. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. what's that afternoon, mr. gruber. we went to the rules committee of the board of supervisors and ask them to reject t

go right director of government reform with the reason foundation leonard welcome thank you tom thanks for joining us first of all what's the what's the top of your hip or a to ways of parts of the commons that should be privatized and handed over to mitt romney's buddies well tom i would probably frame that a little differently but in terms of where we're seeing privatization activity it's really cutting across the spectrum at all levels of government and really into many service areas and the reason is pretty simple. states and local governments in particular are dealing with still dealing with the lingering effects of the economic downturn we have budget deficits that are rampant at all levels of government and so they are trying to save money and so that's why we're seeing. a variety of different types of activities all the time and you talk about you know for profit and there is certainly that element where there are some services in which for profit companies. highway or a prison that was that was taken you know built with first of all taken by eminent domain you know the propert

deflected out of bounds by leonard. >> jeff: last to side out of bounds play where they tried to get shots, the spurs have been knocked in. nothing good. >> mike: mo williams catches. ginobili has it. 94-86. you have to foul right away and young does with 26.4 remaining. >> jeff: terrific win for the spurs. i wonder if it's going to hurt them that they haven't been challenged more. going into the next round. either against the lakers, or oklahoma city. not that it's been easy. but they really haven't been significantly challenged. >> mike: right. the duncan, ginobilis and parkers that we've dealt with. we talked earlier about some of the young players, leonard, green, splitter and neal and those type of players who are such a big part of the success. parker is done. 23 points, 10 assists, superb performance once again from tony parker. >> jeff: i think patty mills has a future. i haven't watched him. but he looks like he has a nba game. >> mike: so quick. patty mills, just 23 from australia. young will bring it up. looking for a three-pointer. hoisting that one up. rebound to mills.

and i found -- in leonard, i found a soul mate and somebody can -- i don't have to tell him anything,him do what he feels, and that's a true collaboration, it's a partnership right there. >> my name is leonard denardo. i'm a class maker. i've been working with class for 40 years. silver is a beautiful material. glass is a beautiful matterial. so when you put the two of them together, you can't miss. it's a great combination. the collaboration that was the most fun for me was the coffee and tea silver service setting. it required having glass handles and then the finials on top are formed and then ground and polished and fitted on to the top. >> well, he does create his things much like an architect does. you can see the forms as they decrease in size up to the very top. >> his cultural association with the history of italy makes him very aware of architecture. one of his modern water pitchers, if you look at the top of the it, it's the outline of a 17th century column cross section. so you'll find even in his most adventurous designs, you'll find this core of traditional rules which a

cecile, leonard, joe, patrick, tera, david, vu. if your name has been called, come on up. >> thank you, president long and commissioners. my name is tera. i am a cpmc employee and patient and i support rebuilding cpmc. i work as cpmc for 15 years. my role as the patient relations coordinator allows staff to do a credible job within the limits of our current facility grid it takes a great effort to maintain the privacy and dignity of patients in a semi-private room. in my role, i hear concerns from patients and families relating to the small, outdated rules we currently have at cpmc. the proposed facilities would alleviate these concerns as well as many others. it would ensure that the citizens of san francisco have access to state-of-the-art health care. at multiple sites within the city. i am not only an employee, but a patient. in 2008, an emergency room physician look beyond the symptoms are presented with and showed i have -- i had multiple pulmonary l.i. -- emboli. i had the unique opportunity to interact with our staff as a p

deflected out of bounds by leonard. >> jeff: last to side out of bounds play where they tried to get shots, the spurs have been knocked in. nothing good. >> mike: mo williams catches. ginobili has it. 94-86. you have to foul right away and young does with 26.4 remaining. >> jeff: terrific win for the spurs. i wonder if it's going to hurt them that they haven't been challenged more. going into the next round. either against the lakers, or oklahoma city. not that it's been easy. but they really haven't been significantly challenged. >> mike: right. the duncan, ginobilis and parkers that we've dealt with. we talked earlier about some of the young players, leonard, green, splitter and neal and those type of players who are such a big part of the success. parker is done. 23 points, 10 assists, superb performance once again from tony parker. >> jeff: i think patty mills has a future. i haven't watched him. but he looks like he has a nba game. >> mike: so quick. patty mills, just 23 from australia. young will bring it up. looking for a three-pointer. hoisting that one up. rebound to mills.

storm 4 radar shows you the biggest storms toward southern portions of calvert county, leonard town, st. mary's county and toward the eastern shore, we're saying fairly heavy rain, thunder and lightning and back toward the west still seeing some lighter rain that's coming through the area and through fairfax county, rain around montgomery county, airport and down toward the district and prince georges county and towards anarundel. strongest through 301, around allen's fresh and bigger rains across the potomac in towards the county, leonard town, pours off to the east, around clark's landing, and tin top hill and red gate, there is more rain to come. st. mary's county you were the last to see the rain, around the california area, just to the north and west of lexington park. how much rain did we see? we need to see some rain out here, many areas have been very dry with the exception of northern prince william in northern faulk, they've seen a ton of rain over the last couple of days and another flash flood warning in effect, saw nearly two inches of rain again today, this area does no

in the debate between john adams and his opponent, daniel leonard in 1775 in massachusetts, they had anonymous names, and a evangelist and massachusetts tensist. daniel leonard, a loyaliest, a tory, raises the question of the possibility of the congress becoming tyrannical and he warns adams against putting too much stock in this continental congress because you're going to find that it can act oppressive. in an oppressive way. adams says that's crazy. people cannot tyrannize themselves. a democratic despotism, he says, is a contradiction in terms. well, ten years later, by 1785, lots of the founders were no longer so confident of this fact that a democratic despotism is a contradiction in terms. and one of the major issues of james madison, as rick knows better than i -- >> no, i don't -- >> -- is his effort to deal with this problem, as he put it, and he knows that there's a problem with the -- with the articles of confederation. but he -- that is not his primary focus. his primary focus is on what's happening in the states. and he writes a very important essay called vices of the

>> democratic congressman leonard boswell is fighting for his job.'s been reelected here six times, but this week his race against republican brad zaun is too close to call. >> my wife and i watched the news last night, and i think every ad was a political ad. >> who do you trust with your money, with your future? it's not brad zaun. >> leonard boswell: too wrong for too long. >> incredibly, bruce braley supports building a mosque at ground zero. >> how much relevance does all of that have to you? >> nothing. doesn't have a bit of relevance to me. >> we invited some of the folks in town to the legion hall. how many of you would say that you're angry about politics right now? [people murmuring] oh, that got a big yes. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> does it matter much to anyone in here whether the republicans or the democrats control the house, for example? doesn't matter? [people murmuring] >> if a republican says it, the democrats don't listen. if the

two children and 43 years of marriage later, leonard is die og. and janline and leonard daughter's leslie has begun her own odyssey to trace her po mother's story. through her research and travels she learns that roland is alive and living in canada. in 1991 nearly 50 years after they last saw each other, janine and roland reconnect. now lesley maitland, a former "new york times" reporter has chronicled their story and their times in the new book "crossing the borders of time" lesley maitland, thank you for having us. this book of yours reads fartherly as a romance, and partly as a deckive story. what made you want to unearth all of this, and also to reconnect your moth we are this long lost love of hers. >> well, margaret, i had grown-up all my o life fascinated, spellbound by my mother's stories of war, escape and lost love. i can hardly think of a time in my life that he i did not know about the handsome frenchman she had left behind. and so there came a time when my father was ill, and i started thinking about roland. it came at a time when i

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all pushing off to the northeast. 66 down in leonard time. 75 later on. mostly cloudy conditions. widespread. clearing tonight. temperatures down to near 70. cooler and less humid. bright sunshine and gusty winds. looking agreeable for the upcoming weekend as well. >> agreeable around the beltway. looks good into baltimore. nothing complicated right now. good in the district. metro rail is anticipating -- let's go to our camera. no. down at the pentagon moving nicely. >> tonight president obama and the first lady will host a conference in the eastern of the white house is part of the performance in the white house series. they will honor songwriters will be awarded the gershwin prize for popular song. the program will feature performances by sheryl crow, and lyle lovett, and -- >> melissa gilbert, chances are she will not forget his birthday because she got kicked off the show. >> then again, she got to put her birthday on the show. it was part of the double elimination, roshon fegan also got the boot. reaction from both stars. >> disney's roshon fegan left in sixth place. viewer

an area that bounty hunter leonard pedilla believes holds human remains >> it wouldn't be a farfetched idea that they dumped a body in there and burnt it. >> reporter: they believe there may be remains specifically related to these two men, two who have become known as the "speed freak killers". fbi agents and air investigators say that nothing was found, and the search is over. pedilla says he brought his own cadaver dogs to this location and believes that something is still likely here. >> do it in a professional manner. >> if they burned a body in a pit, there's no way they could locate anything in this short of time. it's going to take a week. you need to get some anthropologists out here and actually go through it. >> reporter: crews are done searching that location. but pedilla tells me he searched two other nearby locations with dogs that hit on scents at each one of those spots. >>> for a little perspective on the search for human remains. this is the site right here where crews have been searching this week off highway 4 in the small town of linden. but that's not the only sit

james bolden, thomas coleman, leonard lynch are our first speakers. mr. bolden? >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, board. thank you for hearing me. what i see in front of me are some duly elected public servants? that being said, i know that you guys are trying to balance a budget with $312 million projected for the fiscal year 13-14. yet we are making an attempt to enforce and bring in parking on sunday, which everyone comes out to to shop. going back and forth, going to communities is going to interrupt that. someone could make the case that could be looked at as religious persecution, which had nothing is, but i have some suggestions about enforcing the carpool lanes. 10 tickets is $4,500. you know the numbers on a larger scale. also, i will support charging a fee for a bike license.

. >> professor robert leonard is a linguistic who has analyzed 911 calls in high-profile cases. >> even when you're saying, does someone sound guilty, what you're really asking, are they matching the patterns that are expected of a person in this situation? >> reporter: he points to this call made by 17-year-old marty tank lef. >> this is marty tank less, 33 seaside drive in bell ter. i need an ambulance. it's an emergency. >> he woke up in his new york home to find his parents had basketball stabbed. >> he begins by giving his name and asking for an ambulance to come to his address. he does not begin with what people would standardly expect in a 911 call when your parents are bleeding to death. >> reporter: one of several factors that helped convince detectives and then a jury, he was the killer. he spent 17 years in prison before he was exonerated. an important reminder, what you think you hear on these 911 tapes, isn't always what happened. with that in mind, searchers were back in the arizona desert tonight, looking for any sign of 6-year-old isa bell cellis. they left empty-handed

. >>> boxing legend sugar ray leonard turns 56. all day long, stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc and tonight, watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> here is a look at what is coming up later this morning on "the today show." america's got talent judge sharon osbourne opens up about sharing the judge's table with howard stern and what to expect from this season's hit nbc show. >>> two college athletic teams bring their viral dants moves out for a live plaza face-off. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more, i'm lynn berry, thanks for watching "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

here's a look where we think soe will be in the next 24 hours.he 74 for ndc, leonard town, 68, , 80 ony, 83 on sunday, a little warmer, and here isis eurekaness and the forecast thic -- preakness, and asthe forecas, nice and warm, with temperaturee between 76 and 80. let's gallop through the 5-day forecast, we keep this goingth into monday, brian, with just a few clouds around.ou that is a nice 5-day.c >>> e he experienced a seasonson ending injury in his first yearf with the twins, and now hightower is back. >> larry the bird showing hissh owners ohow to do this popular dance, going viral on youtube. y. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ >>> organized team activitynize begins at d redskins park.r 90 players will

>> this week, as he prepares to take over the presidency again, some claim that leonard putin is living like the news are of russia. -- that vladimir putin is acting like the new tsar of russia. >> the original screen was for just $14 million. a small house with a swimming pool, nothing more. >> brazil, russia, india, china. we look at the economies in the emerging market. the occupy movement is trying to spread his message through new kinds of art. >> i am making a functional anthers recipes of work that will be put on a building and held up on demons-- will be held up by demonstrators. >> viagra putin will officially become russia's president, although some thinking never left the job. -- vladimir putin will officially become russia's president. a mysterious complex has risen up on the black sea, sit for a king. a former member says that he can prove that this was built for the leader's private use. >> a palace a fit for a tsar, lavishly constructed by italian architects, at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. its gates are crowned by an imperial eagle. this has all the facilit

but bounty hunter leonard padilla said wesley shermantine told him about this.e's been drawing maps that apparently contained the remains of two people. two of them were identified as miss -- of missing women, that in addition to to two missing women found in cavares county. back out here live, the fbi in a written statement released a -- said that information from investigative sources despite this recent dig we're looking at here they say those sources are beginning to dry up in the hopes of finding additional victims and remains. the fbi says those hopes are fading. in san joaquin county, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an early-morning police raid on a san francisco building has evicted the protesters who tried to occupy it. more than two dozen people are facing stress bagging charges -- are facing trespassing charges. >> reporter: our camera was rolling just before 5:00 a.m. as officers started running toward the building getting in position before heading in to take it back from protesters. >> it was very, very, very random. it was unexpected. we h

south and ease -- heavier activity to our south and east, still seeing some lightning down towards leonard southern st. mary's. this is going to pull out of town very slowly. i think you won't see much in the way of rain in the morning, but there could be a little fog out there. last stopped if, it's also going to be -- last stop, five- day forecast, it's also going to be getting cooler feeling much better here, maybe a few storms to dodge friday and saturday. >> now you have then. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. have a fantastic night. thanks for staying up late. back here tomorrow. hope you will be, too. see you. >> fox 5 news isn't over. go to www.myfoxdc.com new for news, weather and entertainment updates. fox 5 news is washington's best news on air and online at www.myfoxdc.com brought do you by verizon 4g lte -- brought to you by verizon 4g lte.

this may look like your average neighborhood but it has a mild of fields, an area that bounty hunter leonard padilla believes holds human remains. authorities said tuesday excavating is a backyard with the belief that there could be remains specifically related to these two men, shermantine and herzog. they have been known as the speed freak killers. fbi agents and area investigators say nothing was found and the search is over but the diaz says phibro cadaver dogs to this location and believes that something is likely here. >> if they burned a body in the eighth hit, there is no way they could have located anything. >> the question now is, will they be back at this location that they have already searched? i spoke with the of the full this afternoon have basically made the point that they have surged to other locations that they have yet to start. it is possible that we will see other searches in this very rules. . >>pam: you have been communicating with people who believe there could be a connection with a cold case and the speed freak killers? a woman who went missing in the '90s at -- fr

the city can come together here, and we have helped to find space and worked with a land leonard named craig. is craig here tonight? if anybody says he is craig, we thank him because he has given us a great deal here. and also doing it in a way in which it compliments the district here in the tenderloin. i want to thank the v.b.d. are you here? where did you go? >> here. [applause] >> ok, thank you. i am excited about revising and resources and making sure we support our independent film makers, our documentary film makers. we have a lot to talk about. i am also excited about some of the ideas that have already been on the books. but now that we have the space, we have a great -- production crews have already started here. i understand there is pot luck productions. cob great -- congratulations for being here. [applause] >> there is stampede productions here. >> [applause] >> there is ecopoise here. [applause] >> and then there is a production company, and i will have to admit to you when i heard this name, i thought they were engaged in horror films. scary cow. [applause] >> having le

all of them except for the last three down on the right were done by leonard mcmurray for the 75th state hood anniversary in 1982. of the governors, william henry murray is probably my favorite. he has more stories to be told about him than any other governor in the group. he was the president of the constitutional convention. he was the first speaker of the house of representatives. had to wait a while before he got to be governor, but in the four years he was governor, he called out the national guard more than 40 times. more than all the rest of them put together. over all kinds of things. there was a free bridge built to texas. the folks that had the toll bridge his a court injunction to keep it closed. he took the national guard down and they opened the bridge and closed the toll bridge. during his administration, the price of oil dropped to 18 cents and he said we are not pumping oil until it goes back to a dollar. the problem we had with people scalping football tickets at the university of oklahoma. on football weekends, he was making sure nobody made money on the football ticket

>>reporter: whether she is shopping, buying a latte or considering an expensive meal out, miss leonard consults this first. >> i weren't to be able to know how much i have before i go in to purchase mobile banking account showed her exactly how much to spend right on the spot and she has come to depend on it. >> i don't ever over draw. i know what is in my account at all times. >>reporter: she make deposits, receives paycheck then takes picture of her check deposit. like many in the under 30 set she doesn't worry much about somebody stealing information off her phone. >> i haven't considered the facts yet. haven't heard any stories about something like that happen. >> reality is the biggest risk to you today is to last your phone. >>reporter: that's kevin mobile security expert. he says banking on your phone is safe banking on your home compute we are a mainly difference. >> hard to lose your desk top computer but very, very easy to lose your phone. >>reporter: thousands of fans are lost and stolen every year and finders fish around for the exterior data. protect your data with a pass

investigators wouldn't say what led them here, but the bounty hunter, leonard padilla says it is a direct result of conversations he had with death row inmate wes shermantine. >> he said there was a pit, and it wouldn't be a far fetched idea that they had dumped a body in there and burned it. >> reporter: but padilla said he was referring to lauren herzog, his accomplice, and that the woman may be buried here. investigators are not commenting on who they are looking for or if padilla's information is correct. but padilla said his own search dogs hit at a target on the property and he believes the search should go on. >> well, i hope they get out of the waited so we can go in there and see what we can do. >> reporter: padilla says he believes that wes shermantine's accountings are more than 99% accurate. he says it was true that the remains have been identified of the four women, since wes shermantine has started talking. that is why padilla says he is coming back here. as for the sheriff's department, they say they are finished digging at this site. but as you can see the road leading to

temperatures -- leonard town, temperatures on the mild side look how quiet it gets, we clear out andtmosphere will get a chance to dry out winds out of the west, 5:00 p.m. tonight, looking much quieter with clear skies later in the afternoon cloud up tonight, at least the possibility of scattered showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast for your wednesday we also have warm temperatures next several day, 81 today, we are done with shower and thunderstorm activities, they return tomorrow thursday 78, check out your daytime high friday, 88 degrees, it will feel like july and cooler for the weekend that is your weather forecast, allison, and tony back to you. >>> thank you so much tucker. a new study uncovers the mystery behind what causes that awful brain freeze turns out, it isn't just a matter of will power but brain wiring. dr. mike joining us live from philadelphia, good morning. >> hello allison how are you. >> doing well but that is because i don't have a delicious icy treat in front of me this is a real thing. >> oh, no question. and everyone alive has probably experienced