warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extremes of heat and fall and unexpected rain. i don't tell her that hearing the weariness of her voice i can feel her flannel nightgown wet with my tierce much the smell of ponds cold cream makes me sad. how i long to wrap my arms around her warm bell e. instead i say, i'm fine. eating, taking subway. i don't tell her that today i wept over a bowel of ph o. >> 100 degrees cellsius. there is no going back you and i. like broth clouded by the blood. so this next poem is actually in the tears to me antholology. a vietnamese woman artist, composure you name it she does it. i wonder if she bakes i never asked her but. this is a buddhist heart. each time

the public appetite is create legislature on locking people up but the average sentence in california is 24 months the average person sentenced to state prison is not sentenced for that serious violent crime. i strongly believe and have committed my career to the notion and the fact that you lock people up for violent crime but we can't have a one size fits all approach. >> you are a career prosecutor you have been in the courtrooms. >> yep. >> is it easier to get someone locked up for a couple rocks of cocaine or if they shoot some body? >> depends on evidence in the case. >> a lot of cops tell me i can't get theme locked up for shooting, witnesses won't come forward but i can get them on drug charges you had it you are going away. >> that is an interesting point i don't disagree with the fact that we have especially in gang cases, a lot of witness intimidation that makes witnesses reluctant to come forward a case can't be prosecuted if we are talking about looking at the system as a whole and where we should fix it certainly we should deal with the fact that we need to support witne

once they realized that it is locked, they move on. and they are caught again doing the same thing to another vehicle. eventually they made it to emily's suv, but they didn't seem interested in emily's gps or other valuables. >> i think that they just wanted to make mischief. >> reporter: and that they did when they crashed her vehicle. >> and they had driven maybe a mile up and crashed my car into someone's yard over a tree and through their fence. >> i mean it kind of happened like right under our noses and we were oblivious to it. >> reporter: the thieves ran off. her suv came away with only a few scratches, but it still puts folks here on high alert. detectives are not sure exactly how many car break-ins are connected, but that it has taught this neighborhood a tough lesson to always lock up. >> we always make sure now that our homes are very secured too. >> obviously i lock my car now. >> reporter: surae chinn, 9news now. >> now the sheriff department says you should always lock your car, remove all the valuables out of sight. if

wikileaks founder julian assange is released from a london lock-up and pledges to continue blowing the whistle online. >>> and where is -- larry last stand. the king of cable finally hangs up his suspenders. >> thank you. and instead of good-bye, how about so long? this is the "cbs morning news" about so long? this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, december 17th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. good to see you on a friday. it was seconds before midnight when congress passed the tax cut plan reached by president obama and republican leaders. the bill avoids an increase in income taxes and renews jobless benefits. after contentious debate and compromise, it'll now head to the white house. whit johnson is in washington with more. whit, good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. despite the kicking and screaming, most democrats eventually went along with the president. in the end it was a bipartisan vote to jump-start the sluggish economy. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: the sweeping tax cut deal is now headed to president obama's desk. in a rare

. >> locked from the inside. >> you did not say that. i just wanted to make sure you do not lock your doors. that is all i had to add. thank you. president newlin: you may be seated. is there any public comment about the place of entertainment license for rocketfish? seeing none, do we have a motion? >> motion to approve. president newlin: we have a motion. >> second. >> speaking to the motion, i am assuming that includes the conditions from bayview station? >> that is correct. >> on a clarification -- commissioner cavellini: aye. commissioner benetti: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner meko: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. thank you and good luck. item 7b. ley, dunan, benjamin, and miller, paul. >> these applicants applied for an extended hours permit on november 12 to take over operations of the location previously operated as the triple crown and the octavia lounge. this is probably the third time this address has been before you in your lifetime. the applicants intend to operate this medium-sized restauran

i ask that secretary locke and that is secretary blanktelevisi, the official april 1, 2010 population count. as of april 1, 2010, according to the 2010 census, the resident u.s. population is 308,745,538 that should do it. great, great. this 2010 census population represents a growth of 9.7% over the official population count of 2000. now i am going to provide more details, including the counts, r review the results of the reapportionment of the house of representatives. first, let's break down the country,figures to see showing different -- geographical variation in population growth. here we see the continuation of a multi-decade trend in the growth in the southern and western regions. the northeast grew by a rate of 3.2% over the last 10 years. the midwest grew by 3.9%. the south, already the region with the largest population, grew by 14.3%. and finally, the west grew by 13.8%. if you look at a staff -- the state map, qc large variation across the state. many different circumstances have combined to contribute to the population growth or decline in each state. the state with the l

winds lock in and bring chilly air into the area.a look at where the snow is supposed to fall. we got to keep an eye on that. there's a sharp temperature variation across it. just want to share with you a couple of model takes on this system. has about 2.5 inches of snow down. these are first guesses. this is the weather service's model has about 3 inches of snow down there. you can see the isobars with this not nearly as packed as with that last weather system. seven-day forecast from 25 tomorrow and snow tomorrow night to light snow and flurries on thursday and 31. flurries and 24 friday. more flurries sunday and a snow system monday with a 26 at that time. more cool air spills in after that. hang on to this groupon warm weather coupon, guys. >> i won't let it expire. >> very good. maybe we can talk them into activated it sooner. >> really. >> thanks guys. >>> a good day of firstst around chicago. >> first time facing legal challenges, first board meetings, a first birthday. and they were all captured in the chicago tribune photos

conmental airlines has announced fare lock. service allowing you to hold a seat at given price to avoid rising airfare. it can vary depend on the eye tennary and other factors itinerary and other factors but starts at 5 bucks from there's a way to travel in luxury at a low price. jamie costello has a look at a members only shopping site. >> reporter: aaron likes to dish about travels. >> i went to australia and europe for three months and it opened up a new world. >> reporter: these days she has not been able to take off as often. >> having kids, it's harder. we do try to create family vacations, but it's slowed down. >> reporter: when erin got an invitation to a members only travel website she flew to the computer and invitation opens the door to sites like jet setter, ruela a. and vacationist.com where travel packages are offered at steep discounts. travel expert known as johnny jet says these sites have grown as vacation budgets have shrunk. >> the ecomony tanked a couple years ago and everyone is looking for ways how to sav

most recently in lock raven, -- lock raven and -- lock raven and says there is nothing else reid rather do. >> there's less mail to deliver. but some things have stayed the same. >> be in shape. it can be hard if you're not. >> reporter: and the old cliche about dogs and postmen? joe has been bitten 22 times on the job. >> i guess it's just a hazard of the job. >> i feel sorry for joe because i'm gone all the time. so he has to hold my mail. and he's the best. the best. >> reporter: though at his age, most want to retire. >> never want to. it hasn't happened to me. >> and as people wait for christmas gifts to arrive, if joe is on your route, you'll be sure to get them on time. andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> roberts was recently awarded with a letter of recognition from retired post master general john potter for his years of service. >>> ravens fans have a new way to degreeerate their -- decorate their home. 200 custom-made, battery- operated versions are now for sale. getting your own will cost you $199. >> what fun is it if you don't have the biggions. >> join. put him in a mir

following that, secretary locke and dr.l return to their duties at the commerce department and we'll open it up to wait q &a session. we will alternate between questions in the room and questions on the telephone and be accepting some questions via twitter. before we get started here, i just want to introduce a short video that captures why we are here and why this is an historic moment and what happened in the past year to get to this point. >> the census is as old as the republic itself. we can watch the united states transform. we had a relatively sparse population scattered on the atlantic seaboard and we can watch a transform into this continental superpower that today is able to project so much power globally. >> and a decade, we are called upon to stand up and be counted. once a decade, the census bureau rises to that challenge. of everyevery day year the needs of your community are met. this decade was no different. the census bureau called and america answered. the 2010 census. >> the u.s. census bureau is kicking

>> reporter: based on the testimony, the teen would like him locked up. but he wants update. the public defender says the boy's parents would like to have him closer. >> they would love for him to be able to come home. they have been visiting him as regularly as they can. >> reporter: christopher jones' mother is glad relief has been delayed. chris isn't coming back. i mean, tray did kill him. but he is a child. and inevitably, he will be released from jail. and it's best that he be rehabilitated. >> reporter: now, an alternate plan to transfer the boy to a lock would facility here in maryland was nixed by the judge. the judge said they don't offer enough therapy. and the maryland facilities have a poor reputation. back to you on tv hill, kai. >> all right, suzanne, thank you. >>> a judge could decide to keep the teen in custody until he's 21. >>> gop chairman michael steele is not calling it quits. he has officially launched his re-election campaign. he has asked for a second term. he already has several challenges for the job. it will all be put to a volt in mid-january. >>

ladies and gentlemen, join me in welcoming the secretary gary locke. [applause] >> thank you very much for the introduction and for your remarks in the history of the census. it is a pleasure to be with all of you this morning. some important news must be about to be unveiled. this is an important day for the american people and earlier this morning, in accordance with law and fulfillment of a constitutional mandate, i delivered the 2010 census of findings to the president of the united states produces a ritual that has occurred for only 23 other -- 22 other times in history. i included the national and state populations and the apportionment for the allocation of seats to the united states house of representatives. , based on the official count of the 2010 census. i told the president also that the 2010 census was completed on time and under budget. before we get to the actual numbers, it is important to stress this achievement. it demonstrates that government can deliver a promise on time and within its budget. before this census began, experts insid

they allow passengers to hold and lock in a ticket price for up to a week. it will cost you, though. you can lock in a fair for 72 hours or a week all without a commitment to buy it. the fees start at five bucks and vary depending on i ten rarely and other factors. >>> it's not just virtual stuff or farmville, now you can buy cloths and appliances on face book, as well. jc penny is the first to set up shop on the site. this way the chain can ask users for a peak at their personal facebook information giving the company a leg up on marketing and for consumers giving customer feedback is as easy as a wall pose. >>> there is actually a nice soaker today. over an inch accumulated and tonight we had the rain that's come to an end throughout most of the bay area but light rain showers according to the live high def doppler radar. the rain showers right now morgan hill, gill roy drifting out. a little scattered shower has just been noted right there in the east bay around danville streaming into hayward otherwise light rain shower also to the highlighted right now

if the hatch is locked as it should be the cabin is hermetically sealed and the flight is normal. the cosmonauts might be in danger but he had a man. with a hash lock down and engineers ready to leave the launch site the chief designer called from mission control he said sensors had indicated the cabin was not reliably sealed the hatch had to be checked immediately. isn't hard to imagine. but the technicians knew the job. they unscrewed the nuts and removed the had. inspected the connection with signals whether or not the hatches properly sealed. when everything there was a. wolf but on march twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred sixty eight you got in straining jet takes off from the runway if you color scheme military airfield and heads eastward towards the flight zone the training exercises to last fifteen to twenty minutes the plane includes barrel rolls took turns in vertical loops but only four minutes later flight controller here's got a report done heading from base. the third turn i heard a voice. was so quiet. right after i reported to the commanding officer the voice

the carrier's new fare lock system lets you hold a reservation and lock in a quoted ticket price for up to a week. the cost is between $5 and $9, depending on how long the reservation is put on hold. >>> and a new app for the iphone lets you keep close tabs on your friends. the google latitude app allows users to see exactly where their friends are and vice versa. using the phone's mapping service. the feature could catch on, especially with parents trying to find out where their kids are. if you're the private type, though, you can set it so that no one can see your location, but you can see everyone else's. and this sounds a little creepy to me, terrell. >> i can already see the problems that this app is going to cause. >> me, too. we need to figure out how we set it so no one can see where we are. >> right. you can run but you can't hide with this one. ashley morrison in new york. thanks. >>> actor hugh jackman was injured this morning doing a stunt for the oprah winfrey show. he was zip lining from the top of the sydney opera house in australia onto the stage. the actor said he h

i would never even think to worry about locking my car. obviously, just because you think it is a safe neighborhood. >> reporter: but that way of thinking left emily without a way to get to work. >> i walked outside and my car wasn't there. >> reporter: lowdon county authorities believe the men who took emily's suv are the same people caught on surveillance video nearby. the two crooks are seen walking around, smoking, checking out a pickup truck. they are caught again doing the same thing to another vehicle. eventually, they made it to emily's suv, but didn't seem interested in the gps or other valuables. >> i think they just wanted to make mischief. >> reporter: that they did when they crashed her vehicle. >> it happened like right under our noses and we were oblivious to it. >> reporter: the thieves ran off. her suv came away with only a few scratches, but still put folks here on high alert. detectives aren't sure exactly how many car break-ins are connected, but it has taught this neighborhood a tough lesson, to always lock up. >> we a

what happens when they go back into the court, into the lock up after they have pled guilty? about 95% of them plead guilty. you know that they are being forced to plead guilty. you all know it. it is like there is a gun to their head. i call it the terror of arithmetic. they are being threatened with 100 years, 50 years, 20 years -- you know what that does to them. they go back to their jail cells. those numbers bounce around in there had. after a week or a month or six months or a year, a year-and-a- half, they plead guilty. and you know as public defenders, one of your main jobs is to make them plead guilty. and i know you do not want to hear that, and i know that you think you're doing the right thing for your clients, and a lot of that is because you do not want to know the rest of the story, which is what happens to them later. for example, myself, i was a student at the university of wisconsin. i had no criminal record. i got arrested in a marijuana conspiracy case. no possession, no sale. i was threatened with 150 years. 150 years. i'm from madison, wisconsin, which i

vandalism and not just administrative violations but crimes and those who commit these crimes should be locked up rather than just told off the police should be using their legal authority to prevent extremism and incitement to listening kate should what happened in moscow and in some of the russian cities has shown that although requires very efficient management i'd like to draw attention to the fact that inciting violence in our country is a crime to. us republicans have failed in their attempts to reverse

the lock-up period restricts certain shareholders from selling stock. now that it expired, selling picked up. from one form of transportation to another-- shipping. dry-ships operates ocean-going cargo ships. shares sprung a leak today. d-r-y-s stock fell 7% on heavier volume. it is expanding into the ocean- tanker business by buying a dozen ships for almost $800 million. this new business may be spun off in some way next year. it will pay for the ships with debt and cash, worrying some investors. finally, two drug developers-- repros therapeutics and alimera sciences-- saw big volume pops today, even though their shares were moving in opposite directors. repros jumped more than 36% thanks to positive test results for a uterine tumor treatment. alimera, though, fell 9%. the f.d.a. will not okay an experimental eye drug in its current form. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: playing in the football bowl game over the next two weeks or so can mean national exposure for a college, but it can also be costly. tonight our look at the business of spo

he locked me in the bathroom. - did he say anything to you? - no, no. 20 feet away, and there was nothing i could do to protect her. - where's your husband? - he's at work, where he always is. he said he'd be right here. i don't know why it's taking him so long. - do you have any idea who took mackenzie? - one of these men. - you keep a file of child molesters. - who live within a ten-block radius of our apartment. i printed it off the sex offenders registry. - i live here, damn it! oh, my god. - i--i can't go through this again. i can't. - again? mackenzie's gone missing before? - our other daughter, ella, was abducted ten years ago. - was that ever resolved? - no. she's still out there. she's still out there. - what if--what if he's been watching her all these years, and he came back for mackenzie? ♪ host: could switching to geico realis a bird in the handre on worth 2 in the bush? appraiser: well you rarely see them in this good of shape. appraiser: for example the fingers are perfect. appraiser: the bird is in mint condition. appraiser: and i would

this is the locking bolt. it locks this thing right in place. so now. >> take your hammer and what we want to do, we get rag build up right in here. the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how does that change the way dealing with this job? is it a lot more stuff in there? . >> what we do, charles, we do this quarterly. every four months we go around and clean all the heat exchangers so we don't have a large build up. . >> go around? . >> yeah. (sound of hammering). >> what i'm trying to do, charles, is always pull it out on the low stroke. >> right. so you are not, like, flying out. now talk about clean up. . >> then where does this stuff get deposited? . >> we're going to dump it in a debris box and it will go back to the plant. >> if you think back, the romans came up with a system of plumbi

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