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our current operations at 17th and do lores is really a template for how we'd like to operate the new space on harrison street, which is approximately the same size on the street with a similar residential commercial mix. neighbors of the 17th street property have written expressing the excellent relationship has had. we anticipate the same relationship with our new neighbors on harrison street. in addition to the conditional use permit, we are also seeking a variance for a new family home to be built at the rear of the lot. maybe we could look at the camera here. this is the existing building. president olague: i need you to speak into the microphone. >> this is the existing building here. proposed new buildings with a separation between the two. so again, in addition to the conditional use permit, we're also seeking a variance for the new family home to be built at the rear of the lot, which allow us to essentially live and work in the same place. when designing the proposed new building, we carefully consider the designs, buildings, access, and to the overall relationship to the si

. >> the news has sent the euro lore. -- lower. >> germany's finance minister says no matter what the package looks like, it will mean that europe's banks will have to accept larger losses. >> of the lenders are showing little desire to cooperate and demonstrators are not happy about that. >> demonstrators left over from the occupied wall street protests last weekend in frankfurt. they will not be breaking camp, there are too angry about the role of banks and the euro zone crisis. back in berlin, the government is still trying to find a viable solution. german chancellor angela merkel is expected to issue a major statement on friday, ahead of an eu summit. >> they are important steps on a long road, a road that will take us into next year. >> the government does not revealing any details, but the finance minister has suggested banks to take a haircut on the debt that greece goes to them. -- owes to them. >> we need a permanent solution for greece, or one that we could say it would work over a longer period. grace cannot survive -- greece cannot survive it without having some of its de

the lore -- the lorenz company won that contract. >> i think adrian fenty might have been playing favoritism with someone. vince gray looked at this company's record, of not hiring one d.c. resident in the two years it had the contract. it decided not to exercise the option, which is his prerogative. >> but on the other but on the other vend this thing -- let's cover this. this is about -- the post alleges it's about political connections that it had a friend, and council member harry thomas, and perhaps that it was reason the maryland company was pushed out and cbi would get the contract. >> adrian fenty did, not mayor gray. adrian fenty divided this up, gave to the cbi one and two, and gave it to lorenz, 3 through eight. the post loves adrian fenty. they ought to be on his case. >> do you think this is all about the post's favoritism, rather than this contract? >> the post liked the fact that vincent gray beat he me. everybody knows that. no secret in town. the editorial board ought to be fair about this. the mayor knows very well that it is our policy to do as much business with the compa

lawyer i was is this also a score in lore.and i thought i knew how this state works but i was wrong it turned out it's much more complex and it's much more monstrous and say that's why we need to. rethink the system of state governance with that taking it to a critical extent. but it should be a steady sustainable reform. one of my suggestions so we show like to discuss with you. then i suggest. talking of a grand government and extended government which would. work. jointly with the main party which could form this government the largest russia party with civil society with x. person analysts regional and denise a plethora it is with all those voters who are ready to vote for us and even with those who are who criticize that who sees the we are if they are ready to join our. other to discuss this with you so that. at this stage of election campaign we kids. mull these things with everyone i mean such things which include also the structure of the government the major principles of an efficient government we want to know want

some desert lore with pg&e. next year, with the rate hike, it looks like we will be cutting in slightly lower than their rates on the generation side. you cannot play the iou's game the iou way in the long term. it is very tough on the rate competition issue. massachusetts is headed in the right direction with clean energy. they currently have a standard of 6%, so there's a fine portfolio is only 6%. they are really following what the state requirements are. one of our goals is, let's work on the rps levels in other states, but that is a different day. they do have a co-op which they formed with the municipal utility in order to go out direct to market. they just signed a 20-year contract for 18 megawatts of solar at competitive rates. so they're starting down the ppa to ownership and really interested in this idea of asset formation, but that is down the line for the. premium rates across the board in terms of 100% renewals are offered at a premium -- sorry. they're not embedded within what anyone would conside

in this case, it is family lore. >> sure. >> your dad, a famous politician in new york, did you everou're exaggerating. >> we weren't sure where our background came from. we went to italy and we were trying to recreate where we were from. for so many of these people, when they came over, what the details were are a little sketchy. it wasn't that important. i'm presuming for marco rubio, i know him and spoke to him. i know so many people that came over from cuba, they couldn't go back because they lost their families, because they lost their homeland. i think the point remains in this day and age, you have to be so careful about every piece of information. there's no doubt about it. i think the great american success story still lives in marco rubio. >> karen, but is it now politicians have to vet your parents? >> you got to vet yourself. you can't go out there with a story that becomes the central part of your story, who you are, your rationale for where you stand on an issue like immigration by saying we were refugees when that's not true. i wrote something a couple weeks ago, i cal

loring whereas out of the unpredictability well certainly certainly all the films the shilling to satisfy the demand in moscow partly because of moscow audience because they're a very particular very specific audience with its very specific tastes bart into. talking about this program hollywood's trying strives bad bollywood strides back i think it's very in cages in an interesting idea because. when i first heard of a remake of mantle amount is a cult movie by christopher nolan a famous hollywood director who took on the back when franchise was very famous in hollywood and all over the world and out of her and out they made me a remake of me a man told bart which is a very harsh and tough. bottom easier and it's kind of a thriller with a very gripping one when i heard that they made it three hour long we make of the heart with songs and dances in bollywood i couldn't believe my own ears when i saw it i couldn't believe my own heart is. so all this is a true battle them their original but. now i mean what is important for this bollywood product program is in terms of imagination they are

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state-of-the-art wonderful obituary that john markoff, one of our tech writers had prepared along with steve lore, one of his colleagues. john markoff... >> rose: he knows silicon valley. >> and has known steve jobs since the formation of apple. that was inform a class by itself because it was full of markoff's incredible anecdotes and it was just a wonderful piece. but at the same time, we go up with that on the web because we learned of jobs' death a little after 7:00 if i remember. we were live blogging on our bits blog. we had by 8:30 we were culling from in social media some of the tweets. there was an outpouring of people on twitter. people felt a visceral connection to jobs and we culled some of the best tweets and put putt them on the home page. john markoff did a video. and the next day we were back with only only in the "new york times" story behind the story. >> rose: let me guess what you were talking about. >> the final d... >> rose: and how you knew who he was dying and 40 who he didn't nt to see and how they had to close him down? >> that was difficult reporting. where... >> rose:

after so many products, so much lore, so much influence over silicon valley, everyone has a favorite steve jobs commercial. but how about this, jobs famously inviting a ceo candidate to come with him and change the world. we did, and he did. >> this is the new mac book, and you can get a feel for how thin it is. >> reporter: steve jobs was a showman as much as a technologist. >> we are introducing macintosh at a main stream price point. >> reporter: he started apple as a young man, took it public, created jobs and wealth, and in the process, helped launch a blueprint for how silicon valley would work. >> a phone. are you getting it? >> reporter: his products changed the way we use computers, bought and listened to music, talked on our phones. he famously left apple in 1985, even more famously came back and brought it back to prominence. on the night of his death, apple is the world's most valuable and famous company. >> sometimes life is going to hit you in the head with a brick. don't lose faith. i'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going is i loved what i did. you've got

that organized by trade you has coincided with a really conservative party's conference in the city lore and that was there. the conservative casa conference has started ten mansion and the moment politicians and delegates started to arrive this happens in the open eyes estimated thirty thousand people are turning out all this march through the streets of mansions to protest what the coalition government doing in the way of talks and you've literally got full force of people hey you've got the older generation saying hands off pensions you've got to sort of middle age generation who say that their job see because as money to public service is last you go it's a very very young who are worried that some things like no serene's that is just provisions for education will be cause and of course manchester have the might the student population you've got a lot of students turned out much like in all the marches that we've seen across the country turned out to protest against the rising cost of education by state to some of the people who are here to us and just why they thought it was importa

ukraine's former prime minister fills a strong all of the lore up to being sentenced to seven news for abuse of power to some to call a nation shot to democracy the noose is tightening still further she faces even more challenges. syria's president promises to meet the test as the mall with a new key.

independence for example misrata seems to be kind of a lore unto itself from the forces associated with misrata saying to be alone and to themselves so there is no unity to start from other than open some kind of opposition to gadhafi and willingness to accept. as a guardian angel if you like there's no doubt there's nothing else to clearly hold people together so the danger is clearly that ok thanks very much for your thoughts our political analyst jim brad from stop the war coalition talk to us live from london thanks again. and up ahead at this hour the freedom of selective speech where georgia where media achieve safe speaking up means being hounded out to seek asylum but the government doesn't like what you say. the french president is gunning for greece saying the beleaguered country joined the euro was quote a mistake well speaking out of the emergency brussels summit nicolas sarkozy said a greek membership of the currency club has pushed europe to the brink e.u. leaders decided on thursday to have greece's private sector debt to one hundred billion euros and after banks agreed t

being sued by former associate boris berezovsky for of course fined and have billion dollars artie's lore and it has the details. who is a really extraordinary story and we're talking about here what's become two persons richest man and as you say this is a case that involves around five and a half billion dollars we've got i'm on a mortgage on the one hand he's become a household name in this country of course we all know him as the owner of chelsea but he's also the former governor of process to quote wait in arms one of russia's most influential men and then the other hand we've got but it's not he who is also hasn't had a hypothetical profile in moscow and he was immediate local he was then russia and was. awarded asylum here in the u.k. russia have made various attempts to extradite him and in fact he's in big since head of investments in absentia so what happens here is the results keep claims that that super friends but at the friendship of the partnership collapses when he says wealth and influence became more important than loyalty has been he claimed that i hope it's just him ou

organized by trade unions coincided with a ruling conservative party's conference in the city party's lore and it was their . golden eyes estimate that thirty thousand people are turning out for this march through the streets of manchester to protest what the coalition government is doing in the way of cox and you've literally got full sorts of people hey you've got the older generation saying hands off of pensions you've got the sort of middle aged generation who failed that their job see because as money to public services is last you've got a very very young who are worried that some things like necessary means that its provisions for education will be caught and of course manchester has a massive student population you've got a lot of students turned out much like in all the marches that we've seen across the country turned out to protest against the rising cost of education i spake to some of the people who are here to us and just why they thought it was important to turn out pretty simple no we send a message to the government to covering all sporting particularly the people on reall

lore and it has the details. well this is a really extraordinary story and what we're talking about here are two of britain's richest men and as you say this is a case that involves around five and a haul billion dollars we've got i'm on a bottom of it on the one hand he's become a household name in this country of course we all know him as the owner of chelsea football club and he's also the former governor of russ's region and one of russia's most influential men and then the other hand we've got buddies but it's not ski who is also has had a high political profile in moscow he was a media mogul who then fled to russia and was. awarded asylum here in the u.k. the russian have made various attempts to extradite him and in fact he's convicted him of embezzlement in absentia so what's happened here is critical to keep claims that the two were friends but that the friendship of the partnership collapsed when he says wealth and influence became more important for a whole which than loyalty have been he claims that i

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that according to chamber of commerce report there are jobs the lore available and people aren't showing up to the interview ok let me say that you know it's a trend that's happening in the last year almost all the time nor are you going to head to head day the kids are calling for a revolution these kids that are camping out in the cold in sleeping bags and sometimes without even tents are not looking for stuff they're calling for revolution they're calling for a total change in the system in the united states and the first thing they want is complete money out of the system they that would be a revolution in itself. you know as joseph said but so there clearly you're going to see this to begin with you know i mean working for the people instead of for corporations all right did you said i'm going to give you the last word we're going to give joseph the last word on this program here what the revolution look like if it were to happen it will look like a frank capra movie as american as apple pie where the antagonist is mr hollander who owns everything but in the end he loses ok has noth

talks to author and blogger james calls lore about the phenomenon and how it could influence america's future. are two sitting down with author blogger and public speaker james howard kunstler so thanks so much for joining us it's good to be here let's get started with the occupy wall street movement we've seen many media outlets try to ridicule them.