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out of mass production afterwards but still some of those types of planes to you want fifty four m. are still being produced so the plane that the polish president was on board it was a relatively new plane now this particular plane which weren't in so good earlier today is one of the older versions that was in production from one thousand nine hundred five it was at least twenty some years old so obviously some technical difficulties could have been the cause of of this incident. now the world titles to the new year with russia at nine a time for the celebrations began about of all stalled on the pacific coast eventually reaching the baltic city of. millions took to the streets to bid farewell to twenty ten with most going to dish near the center of the celebrations more exotic festivities take place in south than we can in the city of salt where there's no snow with plenty of palm trees among the usual christmas. but if you were lucky to have the most scenic celebrations the international space station and i'll share it with them. to talk about a prime seat the crew they are in a sens

taking out of mass production afterwards but still some of those types of planes to you one fifty four m. are still being produced so the plane that the polish president was on board it was a relatively new plane now this particular plane which were done so good earlier today is one of the older versions that was in production from one thousand nine hundred five it was at least twenty some years old so obviously some technical difficulties could have been the cause of all of this incident. the world tasted the new year with russia marking it nine a time for the third liberation began about above spoke on the pacific coast eventually weaken the baltic city of callin and grab all millions to the streets to bid farewell to twenty ten with moscow traditionally the center of the celebration . festivities took place in southern regions like a here lympics city of saltine where there's no no but plenty of palm trees along with the usual crowd. but if you were lucky to have the most unique celebrations on board the international space station parties tom boston shared it with them. to talk about a pr

taking out of nasa production afterwards but still some of those types of planes to you won fifty four m. are still being produced so the plane that the polish president was on board it was that relatively new plane now this particular plane which crashed in so good or which burned in so good earlier today is one of the older versions that was in production from one thousand nine hundred five until two thousand until i'm sorry until one thousand nine hundred eighty five so it was at least twenty here twenty some years old so obviously some technical did. this could have been the cause of this incident ok it will be coming back to you as you get war details from the authorities for the course of the evening on r.t. thank you. the world host of the new year with russia marking it nine times last night williams took to the streets to bid farewell to twenty ten with moscow tradition at the center of the celebrations are to tell us have a join the revellers on roads. moscow is a city that reading no is houses a new year's backers. and seeing in twenty eleven was no exception nearly one and a half

taking out of production afterwards but still some of those types of planes to you one fifty four m. are still being produced so the plane that the polish president was on board it was a relatively new plane now this particular plane which weren't in so good earlier today is one of the older versions that was in production from one thousand nine hundred five it was at least twenty some years old so obviously some technical difficulties could have been the cause of this incident. new year's celebrations went up with the buying all around the world with russia marking its nine times this devices began and let us talk on the pacific coast eventually reaching the baltic sea of committing grat mina's ancestries to welcome in twenty eleven with moscow traditionally at the center they were raised but in the southern region of russia the new year kicked off with a rather exotic charm like in the olympic city of sochi with only blossoming palm trees around and. across the globe new zealand became the first major country to see where thousands gathered to watch a fireworks extravaganza while they

out of nasa production afterwards but still some of those types of planes to you want fifty four m. are still being produced so the plane that the polish president was on board it was a relatively new plane now this particular plane which weren't in so good earlier today is one of the older versions that was in production from one thousand nine hundred five it was at least twenty year twenty some years old so obviously get some technical difficulties could have been the cause of of this incident. which now the world toasted in the new year with russia marking it nine times last night millions took to the streets to bid farewell to twenty ten was moscow traditionally at the center of the celebrations but he's always have a joy in the revelers on red square. moscow is a city that reading know these houses through a new year's backlash. and seeing in twenty eleven was no exception nearly one and a half million revelers descended on the russian capital downtown area turning it into a giant street party. my wish is it my children are happy and successful that's the most important thing. but

m.: unbelievable rivalries. are ovechkin and crosby at that level yet? >> pierre: no chance. those teams and those players all played against each other for championships. pittsburgh penguins and sidney crosby have proven they can play in the clutch, but now it's up to alex ovechkin and the capitals to prove they can. crosby scores in the olympics in the finals, he does the first winter classic, he scores the overtime shootout or the shootout winner. that's the stuff. now it's up to ovechkin and the capitals to get to the big dance. >> darren: my favorite of this entire thing, watching john mcenroe. rivalries are built with passion and spirit and hatred and animosity, even though there might not have been in tennis. fire the racket down on the ground. borg, calm, cerebral. you had two distinctly different personalities but both great players and great moments. >> pierre: crosby has already experienced winning. say the pittsburgh penguins win this game in the last 40 minutes or maybe overtime. will people overreact and say ovechkin can't get it done? >> mike m.: i don't think

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and since most americans say they would have boy g m o's are labeled that would have eliminated from the food supply but you see he and the f.d.a. have been promoting biotechnology and unfortunately the obama administration has not been better than the bush administration possibly worse and max why is he worse than bush well apparently that same former month santo lawyer michael taylor he's now the u.s. food safety is our i'm so ashamed as an american i can tell you i wake up hanging my head and shamed at that sleazebag hillary clinton she goes around the world representing america she goes to india and she pushes the seed crack this dangerous health risk economic response sent to see to these poor indians one thing we forget about americans i mean they'll put anything in put for their face i mean they you know if they're gone already that's they you know nine eleven was the iceberg that a sunk america it's never coming back but you know some of these other countries are still valuable like india's got a worthwhile culture and you know we should try to save it you know but it's a con

are. if we have that certainty, and we start refining the solutions to make sure we saw what happened with the m. if we are able to do somethin gimng important, we can make history to narrow again. these are some of the solution refinements that are already coming out. i will talk about them a little bit more. get those improvements identified, leverage these commitments, because if we have a partner and a private-public partnership, we just can't do it by ourselves. and i think the same lessons apply here. once we have that leverage and we have a great response with the local and federal government, we can outline the implementation and make sure it is a reality. here are the ideas we have already heard. we talked about taking the streetcar out of nineteenth ave. and basically all the way through. use that west side alignment to allow pedestrian access and use that moving streetcar to have safer pedestrian can act to the east side. we even talked about undergrounding the street car and have pedestrian access across those streets. it is so important. remember, these responsibilities are not just

it is an observation taken from 35 years of living the bottom half -- a block and a half fro m there. we are justifiably outraged. the excuses and accusations that have cut out to defend it, what message does it send when the actions are given approval under the window dresising conditions that are obviously unenforceable. i asked you to deny this permit for all these residents that wrote letters and petitions. and they want to believe that the rules are still barely enforced. and that you take your obligations to take the adjacent residential livability. a second story back on a sports bar -- deck on a sports bar is not compatible with the neighborhood districts. >> any additional public comment? project sponsor? >> good evening, commissioners. i am the owner and operator. we opened for business on june 5 and we focused on being a neighborhood restaurant from day one . . we upgraded the venue. there are photos here -- [inaudible] we pride ourselves on our menu and accommodating all walks of life. we have a four-star rating with 27 reviews. the project was approved by the department of build

now, the major structures are m improved. we could lose function but we should not give the work they've done. >> francis is an expert on emergency preparedness. she has co-authored a handbook for state transportation agencies. she took a look at loma prieta and changes skins then. >> i think it's important to realize that the average street in the bay area has not been maintained. >> she says surface streets have been neglected and 1700 road segments will be impassable. in 1989, they could not communicate with bay area fire agencies. >> we now have a requirement in the government code that all fire agencies must use the incident command system when they go on a mutual aid effort. >> the bay bridge is safer but it's still three years from completion. >> tie downs. we added a seismic damper where that damage was done. >> the pales retrofit pales in comparison to the new bridge which is built to not only safe standing but stay open. >> it's quite likely we'll have either of the airports immediately so supplies will be flying in

m ayor. >>> there are also big changes in other leadership roles. the former police chief has started his first day replacing kamala harris as thety stern. tara moriarty just spoke with gascon and has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. we've also been speaking with police officers throughout the morning and many say they feel betrayed by gascon's sudden departure. others say many cities have a high turnover rate for the chiefs, so it's okay. swee spoke to gascon a half hour ago, he said he was conflicted about taking the jobs. we met him in his new office today. after talking things over with his wife and a few key politicians -- politicians and activists, he decided to accept the job. >> i've done this with a very heavy heart. my body and soul has been p olicing for most of my life. i am doing this because i believe this is a very unique opportunity to look at the criminal justice system in a different way. >> reporter: gascon was sworn in yesterday at city hall. he says he's eager to fix the fix that's broken. the replacement will take over the pl

i wanted to say in terms of the to m format we are flexible. there is a general introduction as to who we are and who we serve and our experiences and the tools and strategies we identified to be successful. then we will open it up for you all to decide where you want it to go. we have question cards in the back i hope all of you grabbed. through the question cards we can answer the questions you have. we don't know if come of you want to start a neighborhood watch group and want to know the first step in doing that. some of you may be have been doing that already and have questions. we want it as a discussion than us lecturing you on what we finds to be successful. that's the way the workshop is going to go. i will pass it along to our panelists to introduce themselves and talk about their organizations. thank you, again, for coming. [applause] >> hello i'm charl davis program direct for the mo magic which is western addition fillmore of adolescent growth in our communities. i'm a resident of the western addition and been doing work in the com

that is what we are trying to exploit. >> conrad sheehan is the ceo of m-pay. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> some of the smartest people i know are trying to predict what will come in the year. we will play it back next year. when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back. we are on a temporary set. we will be on a stit of the art set come next week. it is january. it is a fine time to look ahead to the future. it is a game that a lot of people in silicone valley play and some people get paid to do it. we are not talking about the easy stuff, whether or not the ipad 2 will have a camera as leaked video proports to show or facebook will share sells to the public. analysts like jeremiah owyang get paid to figure out the difficult stuff. he tries to figure out what it all means, like how a company can keep its marketing on message in an age of leaked videos and leverage twitter into something that contributes to profit. and the role of the social strategist, someone inside of your company in charge of getting your message out to the world. jeremiah

we've seen throughout the whole session miners were largely low on we could commodity prices they are m. holdings is gaining five point three percent this hour of the of pete results from intel on thursday. look at the closing figures for russia now in the markets or slight correction in friday's trade over the week the my six games three point four percent the r.t.s. around five percent making russia the best performing emerging markets of the year to date. look at some of the stocks now paul is gold was among losers down two point four percent on the my six as precious metal futures fell for the first time this week seoul is however outperformed the markets up two percent on reports that the carmaker increased retail sales by thirty seven percent last year energy majors were trading in the red with gazprom down point seven five percent. russian stock markets came out strong in their first week of trade as we mentioned after the prolonged new year holidays especially with one of its traditional drivers while at a two year high sales trade john hides it from citibank explains. two the s

and most importantly, all of them are obsessive foodies. >> reporter: "m" tells me she eats out arounda week. since she would cause suspicion by taking notes she spends two to three hours after each meal writing extensive reports from memory. do you taste food differently than the rest of us? >> we have eaten thousands of the same thing over and over and over again which gives you a bit of a measurement. >> i was trying to think of an analogy coming over here and it occurred to me -- this may be clunky, but like the westminster kennel club show, right? those judges know what the perfect poodle should look like. and you know how the perfect piece of fish should taste? >> it's a great analogy, it's the best in show. that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: it all began in france way back in 1900 as a marketing gimmick to sell tires. the michelin brothers figured their customers would literally burn rubber if given a list of hotels and restaurants to explore. and to this day, a two-star rating is worth a detour. three stars, the highest, worth a special journey. today the guide covers

are the options? i'm not specifically m or f.ify me as being male, you can't specify me being female. >> reporter: two doctors examined norrie and couldn't say she was one sex or the other. physically or psychologically. hence, sex not specified. >> there are men, women, most of us fall into one of those categories. but then there's a minority who falls in between. >> reporter: and that's where norrie falls. in between. she's that way in life as well. part shy and bookish, part wildly confident and outgoing. norrie was born anatomically a totally normal boy in small-town scotland 49 years ago. the family, religious and hard-working, soon emigrated to australia for a better life. where norrie grew from a slightly awkward teen into a glamorous gay man. >> at that stage i was very androgynous. this was the 1980s. boy george was allowed to do that but don't you do it in real life. >> reporter: discriminated against at work by day in a government office, at night, norrie socialized with transsexuals and became a drag queen. how did yo

speaking of s f m eight they are lucky to get rid of early bird parking deals. that could mean rates would increase to 20 sorry by $20 a day. the ordinance was passed to encourage use of public transit. kron. >> which will be right back as the news continues. james lick the fog is tire over the city of san francisco. dense and other parts. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. in wall street's dow jones up 31 points. it is earning season. a quick look see america trade posting. up 6%, because increase revenue from their assets seized. city group what disappointment at their fourth quarter coming out. they earned 1.3 billion, their losses from loans declining, they did rid dip into the reserves the dip into for bad loan. the housing numbers not e

if you are on the coast, it m y -- it might be a pattern that's okay. today, we're dealing with the weak system. there's rain associated with it. the band is going through right hear. so about from san rafael to monterey, santa cruz. again, that's a lot of clouds and very little rain. temperatures are still cool. 40s. they haven't traveled very far since 8:00 this morning. cloud cover means temperatures below average. 37 tahoe. 33 reno. 50s to the north and 50s and now 60 down in southern california. sandiego a very warm 68 degrees compared to where everyone else is sitting at. one testimony tab dash one system right there -- one system right there. it's a bark worse than the bite. north bay for some, maybe .10. .25 at the most. highs todays, 40s for many and very low 50s. there's just too much sun. that means a lot of upper 40s and 50s. santa cruz will be the warmest around 55. clouds, a few showers and then after that, it's mostly sunny, partly cloudy. >> that's right. it will be aware of that. >> thank you, steve. >>> now, a story you will see only h

with that, commissioners, i was seeing if there is any objection to moving item m up, and we are graced with the presence of our city treasurer and his team, who will be presenting an update. if it is ok with my colleagues, we went to first -- i just want to quickly introduce our city treasurer. he has been very instrumental in san francisco for advocating for fewer check cashing centers, and these primarily serve a working- class families, and we are very appreciative of that -- serve our working-class families. and so, we have been developing a much stronger relationship with the treasurer as he has been talking to a lot of our families about investing and development funds for college, funds for our students, and how it all can next to the work that we are already doing, so with that, i would like to welcome the treasurer to this first board meeting. thank you, and welcome. >> -- jose cisneros. >> supervisor campos, a longtime proponent of this, was hoping to be here, but he has been detained at an ongoing board of supervisors meeting, as well as another person who is also not able t

. / improve lçur m >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news.t napolitano will deliver the first state of america's homeland security address. in it she's expected to announce the beginning of the phasing out of the color-coded terror warning system. >>> congressional panel, looking into the cause of the 2008 financial crisis will release their final report today. >>> and 31 of the chilean miners trapped for 69 days arrive in florida for their six-night vacation at walt disney world. >>> that piano that somehow found its way onto a sandbar in florida. >> we know a lot more about it this morning, including most importantly, how it got there in the first place. our miami station wplg reports. >> reporter: the mysterious piano on the bay, a castaway baby grand on a biscayne bay sandbar is on the world's radar, in pop culture lore, and not until now has someone claimed responsibility. an independent filmmaker who shot this for another work says he did it, but the real truth, according to these miami teens, who say it was they. >> it was a nice day w

are laid out in the documents. moving forward, you have heard a lot about the proposed realignment of the m streetcar through the site there are also questions from the commissioners in the previous hearings about other forms of transit, particularly in buses. it works closely with the mta to come up with a new bus route in plan -- routing plan. just to keep it brief, it would create a new intermodal bus and rail hub at the new transit plaza as well as realign some of the bus routes that run through the sights to better serve the housing as it is proposed. meshing with that is the proposed shuttle plan to serve residents and workers as well as stones town and shopping area. they have been designed to match with the bus system in the light rail system. they are actually -- in the transportation plan, there is a full plan are laying out the required headways in the different trigger points that one of the project hits, has to start providing this increased level of shuttle service. it is very well laid out in the project. a couple of other aspects, we talked about land use and how it supports reducing vehicle miles tra

. >> bold colors along with long dresses and retro are also in a&m -- a&m -- h &m's new collection. anything goesin the upcoming season. >> now you know. many of the world's leading designers are german. the country is said to have the biggest number of fashion schools in the world. does that mean ordinary germans are fashion conscious? if so, what do they like to wear? we went to find out. >> winter may notk be the best time of year for high fashion, but berliners know how to brighten up the gloom with sturdy footwear and trendy accessories. the berlin look has caught on with the international fashion world. it does not pass tourists by either. >> it is definitely wackier them in austria. >> it is very modern and fashionable. the girls always look good in the streets. >> it is very trendy. they dress very well. >> it is the verse, not always the same. everyone tries to get their own style together. >> the cliche that german fashion tags are an adventuress is passe -- are unadventurous is passe. >> i come from the south of france, where the fashion is very bling-bling. in germany, th

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ewe so says -- yudof said the uc regents examined the issue and concluded the employees are m istaken in the way they are interpreting the terms of the a treatment. >>> a dozen peninsula school districts are suing san mateo for losing money in an investment fund. $20million of the district's money was lost in the 2008 l ehman brothers bankruptcy. the districts and other public agencies are required to put their money for operating costs into a pooled fund that the county controls. the county placed the money in l ehman brothers investment. the district says the county treasurer should have protected their money by choosing wiser investments. >>> well, the second day of that preliminary hearing against michael jackson's doctor gets started in less than an hour from right now. our reporter bob decastro joins us live from los angeles with all of the details. bob, it sounds like it's going to be an interesting day. >> reporter: it is gonna be an interesting day. you can see all the truck here is. there's actually a media circus here. we're a little bit away from the courthouse. everyone i