. >> more sophisticated investors, but john and mary lou have deep pockets. >> speculators in a marketn up by speculators or people sopping up excess supply and that's a good thing for housing prices? >> i think it's a good thing for prices ultimately. there's a ton of head winds in housing. one good sign, i think this is it because all that cash, people that are willing, investors willing to put their cash at risk, tells me there's a perception of value, particularly in the places where home prices have fallen the most. that's why i don't think home prices will drop the next 10, 15% like some say despite all the negative signs and all the overhang of inventory. >> interest rates are very, very low. if you're still waiting for a 5% or more decline in home prices before you buy something, interest rates could be moving the wrong way against you. tell me about factoring in interest rates. >> mortgage rates are at six month lows, really only about a quarter of a percentage point above the record lows we saw last fall. affordability is tremendous between the lower home prices. one thing to

lou what are you doing that i step on you and the bread out of your back. all to hurt your little head big. problem oh get you some water when it's on again. tomorrow i'll bring one hundred metres of tarpaulin to see it and then i'll lay on the ground it'll be perfect the stuff will slide along nicely even by hand it'll be a lot easier we can save time and i will smooth out the bump before the curve took over the boat. they might seem very long clearly just give my children's rights then left again right leg good to see in total it's like the distance of two tunnels. oh we'll do the accounts. were years are you know around. the sleeping. me the. baby. will be. met you. moral of today accounts and everyone will get their share this will be all. right don't worry. tomorrow when i've done the accounts i'll call you. so. good. so obviously how much does apple i want to know you. took seventy three cents separate. thirty six x. . and thirty seven more that makes seventy three right. and seventy three sacks of cement heath. that's four thousand five hundred sheke

lou. what are you doing that i step on you to the curb it will get out. the back. oh do they hurt your little head baby. god. knows you know. i'm ok and you some water that's about going to some of. my. tomorrow i'll bring one hundred metres of tarpaulin. that's it now laid on the ground it'll be perfect the stuff will slide along nicely even by hand it'll be a lot easier. we can save time now those who thought the bump before the curve took over the pub. they made some very long trail. just give jane i told her and right. right leg was she in total it's like a distance of two tunnels. of course you. will do the accounts. were years or you know around. where she's sleeping. the. baby. will be. met you. i'll do the accounts and everyone will get their share this will be. fine don't worry. tomorrow when i've done the accounts i'll call you. so. good. so i was slim and how much does i will i want to know you about what took seventy three cents is that right. thirty six x. . thirty seven more at that makes seventy three right. and seventy three sacks of cement. that's

alisyn: lou dobbs is the anchor of lou dobbs tonight. hi, lou.lisynhe called this apossible d we could see civil unrest. do you think that is dramatic. >> reporter: there are 20 million people in this country who are unemployed. the issue of unrest is a separate issues. let's deal with the humanitarian crisis. we've had over 20 million people in this country, under employed, unemployed or have given up look being for employment for two and a half years. now suddenly the man who said is the economy stupid a wakens to that? his comments about unrest, i think whatever mr. carville's view of poe tension fo poe po pe been torn up in the absurd policy direction of this administration. alisyn: what does it look like? if things get worse, why does it look like? are there food lines, homeless people, i mean what are we looking at in the future? >> right now we have a social welfare system that is holding up millions of people, and that is all to the good. what we do not have is an economy and a congress, and a president focused on creating prosperity and

let's get all of this measured and figured out with lou dobbs, host of lou dobbs.com, good to see you lou. >> great to be with you martha. martha: he's got a lot on the decision plate because he's getting from environmentalists it's a bad idea, yet we are in such dire str*eves with the gas prices, everybody has to pump gas into their car. >> as you're saying, this president thinks it's a very -- faces a very important test in this decision. today is the last day for comments in the first phase in deciding the direction of this, republicans pushing hard to get this thing resolved tpwheu fall and environmental groups of all stripes are saying this pipeline cannot go forward, we need to focus on so-called clean energy, not what they call dirty energy, which is fossil fuel. this country is desperate to exploit and produce our own energy resources and those of our neighbors to the north and the south, mexico and canada. if the president decides to stop this pipeline, it's a signal for i think an absolute calamity economically for the country. martha: he has said that he's interested in an

lou lou news . just. the facts. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean thomas discovers flight makes antarctica so special and attractive for many wildlife in antarctica is the bows and the sun's. expedition to the bottom of the earth artsy. culture is that so moment taxpayers' money i mean when i say i'm a real mystery it's going to be your own and it's meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as it's crushing debt or deal continues unabated. to. be able to order. here this street still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the shooting of the soviet files on. i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cabin factory. but we have less garbage now. some visitors who come here make fun of me. figure out garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just the people don't see me. but i feel it was time p

felony obama is going to stop you dangerous you to paris to jake deliberate joins me to check in with lou from his tour in europe the winner of the dance party at deejays video contest for cantwell is going to be in studio tonight as our terrorist dancers betty dickey and jason talley we've got fornicating chickens resistance to the t.s.a. and i'm not refer to them. feeling their resistance and a special appearance from none other than hitler i don't need something to distract you all polishing your dance shoes for tomorrow that's why there's adam versus the many. individuals can now opt out of obamacare don't like the government boss you around blowing you into spending your own private wealth you know say mandating that you purchase mediocre health insurance never fear you have an alternative now and if you feel so feel compelled to resist the mandate you always have the liberty of to sing to earn less money this according to obama solicitor general in the uncool market see all who made this outlandish statement for the us six court circuit court of appeals he cited the commerce clause

lou lou. it was. i just can't get enough. we're going to be five times today and some people are like so disgusted that he's just such a part of the stajan is the guy he's all those things obviously the guy is a jerk but it's pretty funny you have to admit it's hilarious to actually listen to somebody say all that i never heard the word grundy's before i don't know who they were in cancun i larry i thought that was really funny i mean i don't like when anyone's homophobic or when they go off on these rants but i got to spend it and you know what pilots should be able to talk about what they want in this business that we all wear mikes i mean sometimes the mike is left on and you say something you wish you wouldn't have or actually that you would have that you wish people would have heard so i don't know i could get you guys obviously a jerk as you said. i was happy to learn the ground is the word out there i think it's a customer service issue i mean it just doesn't like regardless of whether or not there's any sort of legal

en 1 comunicado, lou barnetta, ahora congresista y ex alcalde de hazleton que impulso la ordenanzae 5 anos indico que es 1 gran victoria. partidarios de la ordenanza creen que es 1 ejemplo nacional. sabemos que otras localidades tienen el interes en usar este poder y si la decision de la corte o del circuito es dar reverso a esta decision esto va a abrir la posibilidad a muchas comunidades a usar este poder." esta es la segunda decision migratoria de la corte suprema en muy pocos dias. a fines de mayo el maximo tribunal ratifico una ley estatal de arizona indicando que ese estado tiene el derecho de castigar y no renovar licencias a negocios que contratan indocumentados. desde la corte suprema en washington, fernando pizarro, univision. para miles conductores que utilian el puente de la calle 14 para ingresar a washington no terminan aun los dolores de cabeza y la frustracion... a partir del miercoles en la manana una vez mas seran modificados los carriles procedentes de virginia a consecuencia de la reconstruccion de ese puente... las autoridades dicen que es el

in our republican hypocrisy news congressman lou barletta of pennsylvania has found two routes of attack on the government or specifically against the e.p.a. the environmental protection agency three months ago barletta joint every single house republican vote to slash the e.p.a.'s funding to regulate greenhouse gases but now after trying to defund the e.p.a. to tear apart to stop it congressman barletta is outraged that the e.p.a. isn't doing enough to protect their constituents in his district. for more on this i'm joined by marie done reporter and blogger at think progress dot org we welcome thanks for having me nice to nice to see you here the the first of all why is barletta so upset with the e.p.a. after you go to defund it it's it seems like it doesn't make it right well republican of ocracy is nothing new but this example is really so brazen it's almost impressive so as you said three months ago where a lot of voted with the rest of the g.o.p. house to e.p.a. funding they said the e.p.a. regulations for burdensome on business that the e.p.a. was overreaching how garrett try to re

he'll tell you know open up yes we can open it the boss says to open it lou we'll tell him to tell the egyptians to open air and when you tell him to open their side to help us out problems are the problems of televised split up. listen up guys. but we need five people here. and the rest all along the tunnel with. the blue one. i think. i'll bring down the bags and pass them along. and get someone up on the other side no nobody. will be careful it could collapse. i said shut up take the planks. so make any noise. because he asked me apply for a. showing of the send down yes with the playing. here how. i can't hear. you. tell me the comfort of the x. is open. i will get as he's in egypt. these are moving with soundbites so we can open up to. we're waiting for suppliers. to bring us the goods and we transported. from. this. listen and. tell the guys not to make any noise and. we don't want to spend the night in jail. here this is for. their cigarettes. bikes. i don't know if they'll fit. when i doubt it. that's ok but not over there where the planks are. so we send american. put them asi

. >> beach goer as loued to go more than knee deep today, back to normal for them. a coast guard helicopter spot aid great white shark near stintson sunday. there are warning signs warning swimmers but restrictions have been lifted just in time for weekend and they can go back in the water. >> and sandhya patel here with the forecast. >> there is pleasant weather expected across the bay area. there is a look towards mount diablo, it's sunny. and there is another live picture from our camera, you can see mainly sunny skies and low clouds lingering there in the distance as you look carefully here. picture showing you skies have cleared. there is a june gloom this morning with marine layer deepening to 2000 feet. and there is most of the coastline cleared out except for patches along the coast and around the bay. there is a nice, sunny afternoon and temperatures into 60s at beaches and near oakland, but most other areas well inland into 80s, highlights clouds moving inland overnight, sunny saturday and tonight looking for temperatures to drop into 50s, the clouds will

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pride parades turned into a victory celebration in new york city, revelers ---s rejoice ted state's new lou alawing same-sex marriage. cheering supporters greet governor andrew cuomo as he led the parade, two days after signing the bill that extends full marriage rights to gay couples. the ashe -- -- archbishop is not happy with the new law. >> i have to say i'm just sad because i think it's not good for the common good and that's what we have been arguing for so long. >> alan: in addition to marriage rights, the law gives same-sex couples employer health benefits, inheritance, and a host of state tax benefits. >>> a second patient has died after a car crashed interest a san jose nursing home. a 100-year-old woman died from her injuries today. the crash also killed an 88-year-old woman. both women were residents at the home. five other patients were hurt. police believe a 90-year-old driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake before crashing into the nursing home. >>> a nevada trucking company is under scrutiny tonight for friday night's fiery crash with an amtrak train. six people are

test pilot lou shall took the a12 on itself first flight.ions of that historic day. >> hold the aircraft to the runway with the breaks. you are up to military power and hit the burners. >> with titanium skin, it's easy to see how airline pilots reported seeing a ufo. when he landed, he would receive a visit from the fbi asking him to sign a report. most were retired in the 1990. john fowler had a look at this amazing plane. >> reporter: where they go, how fast, how high all that is secret. but what they do everyone knows. they spy. the military calls it reconnaissance. taking pictures, recording radio signals and doing a risky dance with unfriendly air defenses which what they call ringing the fire alarms. as old as conflict itself, this need to know what the other side is doing stunned u.s. america. spy planes started flying over russia recording soviet installations and troop movement. the cameras gave spy planes renewed respectability. but the jet glider is now vulnerable. as the pentagon knew it would be. the air force has now been worki

the law wail lou a person to go to traffic school to have a ticket masked but that person will be barredor 18 months from getting another ticket masked by going back to driving skoo. apparently awe phi few people figured out you can go over and over. >> and more than 300 jobs are available for candidates at abc 7's hire event and university of phoenix long the company's hiring. and the job journal runs from noon until 4:00 p.m. >> santa clara county relunching a boat inspection program. inskbrorkts will be looking for invasive muscl muscle--m -- mussels that can clog water pipes, ruin boat motors. they're a native of the yu crane, spreading from one body of water to another by attaching to boats. there is a $7 fee, boaters have the option of buying a $35 annual pass tlchl you go. >> we're looking to have boating weather this next weekend? >> yes. talking about rain? what is that? >> it's unusual. and with you we do get some rain. 13/100ths in san francisco. >> this is some rain? >> just some rain. because june, july, aurks there are dry months. and there is a live picture, plenty of suns

have to gowith old loopy lou back in 1948 -- i just made that up. the cosmic joke isn't all that funny of a joke. i can't bench press 200 pounds but based on last night, i can have sex with it. [buzzer] >> norm: goodnight. i love you. >> follow me, >> here comes jon stewart now. let's listen in. (laughter) >> thank you very much for being here. i wanted to take some time to clear up some of the questions that have been raised about my behavior over the past ten days or so and... (laughter) to take full responsibility for my actions. i... i have made some mistakes and i have hurt those closest to me. (laughter) last friday night a congressman whose name is synonymous with a sexual organ... (laughter). sent a photo of-- it-- to a young woman on twitter. it was by any standards a gift from the comedy... whatever it is comedians have that takes the place of a god. (laughter) last week, we spent three days on this story. we did over 59 jokes. (laughter) nine penis puns. we used an r. kelly impersonator to provide "trapped in the closet" style commentary.

people who have sued cannot proceed with suits pechl who haven't filed suits rant loued to file suits. >> bad news for people like willy ruez who gave katn trust $1500 in hopings saving his san francisco home from foreclosure. >> he knew what he was going to do. that is the reason he took this money from -- a lot of people. >> documents obtained by 7 on your side indicate they did business in seven states from california to florida. johnson says it's possible that if alameda count ease prosecuting teekle it could win restitution for victims living outside of the county. >> judge's discretion is very broad z it's often up to prosecution to bring to the dwuj judge's attention victim who's may be out of county or out of state. >> that would suit willy just fine. >> i'm hoping i can get my money back. >> we might be able to do better, 7 on your side contacted chase bank about the situation this week. he lurned the bank delayed foreclosure of the home. and we'll let you know how longs work out. >> the temperatures coming down and wind coming up. would you like to do the weather? >> just pr

i was appointed by the mayor of little -- lewisville -- lou isville. a prepared our report and recommendations to the chief. during law school, i became active in the national lawyers guild as a legal observer. i continue to do that work. after law school, i continue working for the open citizens review board alleging police misconduct. because of that work,

it was a perfect moment lou to head indoors and visit the punk's medieval town and there's a bird's eye view of the grounds. here we are james this is our territory. is to build a space where architecture and nature into the harmony. to be. bunts if your fortune has something to do with the docks are probably a pretty good place to start and if you go there early enough they'll be plenty of fishermen setting off for the morning catch. one of the best things to me about. so that's why we're. going to take the place we can collect sit down there. sam. will work from the stir. his crew a muscle and. they've been breeding the tasty mollusks for three years but they're already proving very popular. i can tell you that as far as the front city is concerned this is a budding market. traditionally people here. know there's a great demand for seafood not only locally but also in moscow st petersburg and elsewhere there were no shellfish an oyster is in the menu bar the restaurants only local people like to cook shellfish for a very long time. so. there is an oyster and once they've arrived at th

lou we have harvey here. >> i have a question. i do understand what you just said there are two similar buildings and one is base isolated and one wasn't? >> yeah back to back. >> so we get to compare their performance. that will be a wonderful -- >> they're both designed by the u.s. marine corp. i actually have plans for one of the buildings. not the one that i worked on. i got the other plans and when i found out i had the wrong plans i gave them to the owner of the other building and similar and built for world war ii and one of the fascinating things instead of stairs in the buildings they have spiral slides so in an emergency you didn't run down the stairs and told the guy to hop in the slide and out the building and that was their emergency e aggress. >> and they're designed if there an explosion it doesn't blow the walls out. and one of my favorite is the old pump station and now used as the headquarters of the fire department and one thing that makes this -- dare i say odd building and has live tidal sea water from the cov

. >> lou see ta louis sa, cbn news, yag g*i, japan. >> turning now to south america, thousands of tribal people in paraguay from their traditional homeland are living in deep poverty, their fight is made worse because they don't speak a language. our ko*r spont care lina martinez reports. >> the indigenous people of paraguay, 2011, they hope to build over 90 more schools in the next ten years, it all began in a conversation of a pastor in paraguay and an revisionist team. >> san francisco said to me as i was living the community, i must get you to please come here and teach the gospel to our community, if you come and preach the gospel, then our children's future will change. >> his congregation have over 20 years of experience in the education field, they have a school with over 300 students, many of them learn of the christian faith for the first time at the school. the school's christian teaching has transformed the lives of hundreds of families so far and now thanks to the nations from a prez betairn church in korea and the other hope help of orgazations, ey're helping paraguay. >> i

it showed kevorkian injecting a lethal substance into a man with lou gehrig's disease.his time, he was convicted of second-degree murder. when he was released eight years later, kevorkian told mike wallace he would not participate in any more assisted suicides. >> what would you do if a desperate person comes to you, jack kevorkian, and says, i need help. >> it would be painful for me but i would have to refuse him because i gave my word. >> reporter: kevorkian said part of the reason he fought for assisted suicide was so he could one day have the option. but his lawyer says he became very weak in his final days. >> i believe that in the end, if he had enough strength to do something about it, he would have. >> reporter: last year, hbo made a movie about the controversial doctor called, you don't know jack starring al pacino. kevorkian used the publicity to continue his life's pursuit making assisted suicide legal. ines ferre for cbs news. busine >>> san jose police have a tentative new contract agreement with the city of san jose that will save some police jobs. just a

four different types, never convicted until he recorded himself assisting in the suicide of a man with lou gehrig's disease. he spent 8 years in prison for second degree hurt. he was paroled in 2007. >> john edwards is fighting charges that he violated federal election law in his 2008 campaign. prosecutors say he used donations to cover up an affair. they say hundreds of thousands of dollars were passed through boxes of chocolate. the defense admits that there was a coverup but say it was for personal and not political reasons. david nottingham reports from washington. >> former presidential hopeful emerged from a north carolina courtroom friday looking confidence. his eldest caught kate was at his side. edwards made an immediate distinction between doing something wrong and doing something illegal. >> i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and harm i've caused others. but i did not break the law. >> edwards pleaded not guilty that he spent millions of dollars to hide his mistress mistress reyell hunter. >> that could possibly endanger his license to practice law. the indictment fo

in san francisco david lou abc 7 news. >> on the subject of technolog technology.e tv starts talking to you soon, probably not insane. tonight woyvrment you probably are a comcast customer. cable giant announce today that it plans to bring skype video phone calls to tv sets later this year. subscribeser able to rent a kit from comcast that include a web cam and adapter that plugs into the television. new remote will include a keyboard on the back for typing chat messages. trail of the new did he vase begin in the next few most. watch out for that. >> 1 2 3 4 not the beginning of a beat or break that song. those are the common postscript word numbers that people use to lock the i phones. according to well known blogger and security expert daniel the i-phone pass codes are pretty easy to figure out. here are the top 5 most used 1 2 3 4 as i said. zero zero zero zero. 2 5 8 0. 1111. 5 5 5 5. what to do. build a strong password experts say 9 8 7 6 are the least frequently used first digit so that's probably a good police to start. essentially be more random the number

. >> it's open to the public and you can take a walk up there and lou let's get woody on this. >> i want to point out the third that was demolished and three years after it was made a landmark. >> we issue a lot of permits. a landmark here, a landmark there and this is a building essentially rebuilt with neighborhood efforts so the city isn't putting money into it. it's the city putting the energy and money and inside of this structure and these really interesting stresse stresses. >> >> holding it up. a modern landmark. this is an unusual building. we have -- we have a question here. >> i wanted to point out that the museum is base isolated and the tower is not. >> i didn't know that. >> the tower is for the people and the museum is for the art work. we got our priorities right. >> pardon me? >> what good is have base isolated if the building is negligencnextit going to fall. >> if you have a piece of art work that can't go down and when the ground underneath shakes the staturstatues don't have a tendo go over. >> and why they built them. japanese garden gates and built before the midwi

lou wasserman did not speak to him again. tavis: i want to ask how you assess the way that it ended. i am asking that because lebron james is catching helrathenau. he is not catching hell because he lost. this goes back to the way he left cleveland. >> i spent a day at his house. we did a wonderful interview. i like meeting him and we're walking along this beautiful house. he said he could not believe that larry king came to see him. he had the france that he grew up with. the boys' club that he endorses. -- he had the friends that he grew up with. he was a great interview. he was spotted well -- he responded well. he took me through his the little while. he wants to whewin. then he makes the most stupid decision of all time, to buy the hour. the, jim gray -- i may friend of his. he should not have agreed to that. tavis: they stretch this out for an hour. >> what did you do last summer? what did you have for breakfast? come on. the first thing he should have done was to call the owner of the cavaliers and tell him, i made my

they don't need to be here and put their hands on me if i didn't break no lous. >> he says he did pull up his pants as soon as he got to the seat, but after the incident got physical with police. he was arrested. he was released from jail thursday after posting $11,000 bail. prosecutors have not filed charges, they have until july 18th to do so. usairways does have a policy that forbids indecent exposure or inappropriate attire. he plays football for the university of new mexico. >>> in san francisco, police are looking for the driver in a deadly hit and run. a hispanic man in his 40s or 50s was killed in the mission district this morning as he was crossing the street. it happened near the intersection of mission and 18th street around 10:30 this morning. the man responsible was driving a white minivaminivan, possibly chevy. the mission is busy at that time of the morning and police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident to call them. >>> a fatal hit and run today in san jose. deputies were in pursuit of this pickup truck just after 5:00 this morning, when it crashed int

i was appointed by the mayor of little -- lewisville -- lou isville. a prepared our report and recommendations to the chief. during law school, i became active in the national lawyers guild as a legal observer. i continue to do that work. after law school, i continue working for the open citizens review board alleging police misconduct. because of that work, i have firsthand knowledge of how this process works. i also read significant experience with administrative law, with the board of appeals, the planning department, the as an attorney, i have respect for the due process rights. the last several years i have become familiar with the san francisco police department's organizational structure. the mandate to set policy, the rules governing cases and the recent resolution setting out the priorities of the department. as a people to -- as a lawyer for the marginalized, this increase is my sense of social justice. i am very proud of the work i did to reach out to other communities, those with disabilities. in that work i'm very proud that two years ago

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