you can never have too many martinis? >> it adds to the day. >> okay. good. this is on the 24th -- i think bryant. the building code says when you build something with a permit and you're able to keep it unless the code retro activity changes. how old do you think it is? >> (inaudible). >> 50 years old. there is nothing retro actively that says that have you to remove a sign. is that correct? >> 24r was a case on there was a case on market street and we did it for signs and a couple had to be removed but generally no. once it's non conforming could remain until the end of the life of the sign. >> so generally that is the case with all building issues is that are you permitted to retain those that were properly installed with a permit unless there is specific legislation that says otherwise typically. is this a flag sign? is that what they call signs that stick out like that? >> projection signs. >> projecting -- projection signs and it's painted and neon and the required martini glass and you can see it's stabilized by wires to keep it from falling and the wi

. >> paul richard martini >> joseph a. mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> nicholas george massa >> patricia ann massari >> michael massaroli >> philip william mastrandrea, jr. >> rudolph mastrocinque >> joseph mathai >> charles mathers >> william a. mathesen >> marcello matricciano >> margaret elaine mattic >> robert d. mattson >> walter matuza >> and my father. i love him and miss him. my mom loves him and mrs. him. and misses him. we will never forget you. >> dad, we miss you every day. >> charles a. mauro, jr. >> charles j. mauro >> dorothy mauro >> nancy t. mauro >> tyrone may >> keithroy marcellus maynard >> robert j. mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian mcaleese and my dad. we miss and love you dearly. we keep you in our hearts and thoughts each and every day. because of the example you said forward, we live each day in hopes that you would be proud of us. we are still checking the waves for you. >> patricia a

i do not make country music but one thing i am good at is making a vodka martini.very time i go there, they are always looking at their watch like when is that shaker coming out? i have been three times since. we've bonded. we have made three albums a. it became -- we played them live in the room together. tavis: somebody told me that serendipity tends to reward the prepared. obviously you spent your whole life preparing for moments like that. >> that is the wise comment and a brilliant thing for people to analyze. my whole thing, how you do so many things at once? my whole thing is based on that the truth you just said. i am going to let the universe bring to me whenever. i'm going to be open to receive it but i am also going to be prepared to change direction and go this way for a second and not be closed and try to control every moment of the day. if you do that, you can end up in the most amazing situations. like the road less traveled. tavis: the reason i ask is defense something has to be going on to be open to receive this. how can i believe you write the 13

. >> i have a feeling those $60 lunches include a couple of martinis. >> yeah. or more than that.aybe several. >>> we want to check in with meteorologist christina loren had and has a look at that fall forecast today. >> we are holding on to summer. good morning to you. still looking good in terms of clarity out there. mostly clear conditions. all the way down to northern california coastline. you can see where the fog is banked up against southern california. this is the last day of a completely clear start in san francisco. hope you enjoyed and it we are suffering when it comes to our air quality we are in the unhealthy range in tease bay. spare the air day. i think we will have better air quality tomorrow as that fog moves back onshore at least hugging the coast. 81 degrees in san francisco for today. 82 in redwood city and 79 degrees in santa cruz, gorgeous beach day. we don't get a lot of beach day was the fog we have to deal with in 2 bay area. now this is what we are expecting. stopped the clock on futurefast for fog and clouds and can see we will be dealing with a lot more

. >> national park torn john martini says the original brick building was put up in 1833, followed byhree-storey keeper's house. >> they made sure the whistles blue on time and later on, as the technology evolved, it became a more classic horn, kept up the horn equipment. they actually were considered a lighthouse station at one point because they had a little asset a lean lamp hung on the side of the building 20-foot above the water. >> the little lamp was no match for dense fog in san francisco. in 1859 they woke up to a 440- foot frater coming through their wall. >> it ran right into it there. >> no one was hurt but it effectively signaled the end of the line point signal station. go to cbssf.com and click on "connect" to send me your good questions. >>> the a's game started tonight and ended on thursday with a blown call you have to see. and the giants said hello to the cubs and said said good- bye to two popular players. all your sports after the break. >>> well, with the giants still 6 games out of the division race general manager brian sabian made a move. he designated aaron r

the martini germany's high work throws out a claim challenging the legality of bailouts meaning berlin will continue propping up europe's creaking caught in the. devastation in new delhi at least ten people have been killed and over sixty injured by a bomb blast through the city's high court if pakistan based terror group has already claimed responsibility. last calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where nationalist fervor is coupled with a desire to have control over its own economy. and the minister now i have a third annual global policy forum here and you're a small we're today's focus is security and multiculturalism join me later in the program for more details. just after two pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t germany's constitutional court has ruled that eurozone bailouts can.

her is a martini no easy victory for the libyan rebels as fighting intensifies ahead of saturday's deadline for me to get off of oil is to surrender our two looks at how freedom on the streets of tripoli is being threatened by anarchy. and with a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides just black and white the president medvedev speaks out against a one sided approach to the conflict in syria and he also confirms russia's willingness to help stop the bloodshed and. grief in the arab oil services are held in russia at across europe for the forty three victor plane crash that almost entirely wiped out one of russia's greatest teams. do we know where it is even if we don't know sort of its god because your former neighbor heard about anything goes up or the world in afghanistan they can't remember nine eleven because they never knew about it in the first place it's a country of the very front line of the war on terror and it's people don't even know why.

and police and firefighters from around the world swap thier guns and hoses for hockey sticks their martini years since nine eleven more had to r.t. dot com plus watch all our best videos on you tube channel. the official t. african nation joy on phone on pod touch from the choose ups to. the geology life on the. video on demand on keys in mind. and the registry now in the palm of your. question on the call. let's now look at some other news in brief taking place around the world a chilean air force plane was twenty one people on board has crashed off a country specific coast it's believed that she had tried without success to land at the airport of the island of juan fernandez of it when they conditions rescue boats are now searching for the plane's wreckage some of which have been seen in the water. wiki leaks has disclosed its entire archive of u.s. state department cables much of it on sounds or the move has already drawn stinging criticism from major newspapers which have previously collaborated with the online whistleblower a paper saying the publication of the cables in this way may

so is a martini the world's ice hockey community is united in grief after russia's look a motive team was almost entirely wiped out in a plane crash in the city of seattle slothful forty three people are confirmed dead two survivors are in critical condition both have been taken to moscow and specialist treatment. of the u.k. government faces legal action as doctors demanded new apply read to the shame death of a weapons inspector he was the man who would reveal the graves in a new iraq had no w m d's ahead of the lives of. the middle east and build up palestinian start a peaceful campaign for statehood ahead of the year what a bold call it is real tensions grow as police clashed with protesters calling for better governance and. also twenty years in an american jail or russian pilot detained in a u.s. sting operation in liberia is sometimes for conspiring to smuggle drugs but moscow's lives as a rest of the addition as illegal. i'll be back with more of those stories in about fifteen minutes for now let's get the latest in sports from kate. thank you for joining me for the latest spo

martini. and for more on all that i spoke to the always outspoken brian backer a national coordinator of the answer called less than i want to dig deeper and for all that all of this i asked him a simple question what does the mainstream media covering this story say about their priorities. i think we see with most of the corporate owned media in the united states that whatever the political position the line if you so speaker of the united states government and i think that largely is to sensationalize a story and largely to take the u.s. position in this case there's no question about the fact that the three hikers were arrested wrongly by iran held wrongly and ignoring the big question which is that the united states has been virtually at war with iran carrying out sanctions having commando operations carrying out cyber attacks against iran iran had a revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine that's the context in other words if you strip any particular at any particular incident even one

the men use a martini sour on russia's worst ever sporting tragedy a jet carrying the country's triple champion ice hockey team lokomotiv got a flag has crashed near the runway in their hometown which is two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow there are only two survivors tonight among the forty point people who were on board that jet at the time. the other headlines germany's highest court rules of the country's bailout billions for struggling nations are legal but it was i love merkel she'll have to ask permission next time she wants to run to the rescue. and with colonel gadhafi no surrounded by the rebels r.t. looks at how libya might become a breeding ground for a stream is facing a civil war. also in a vengeful day for israel where police begin clearing television streets of the social protest stick what in the west bank jewish settlers vandalize a military base. and kevin thanks for being with us tonight r.t. we'll of course keep you updated on the jaroslav all playing tragedy in the coming hours as more details of for the next half hour though we're in the company of

once a martini rush a city of god a slob will says an emotional goodbye to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the local ice hockey team. thousands of people streaming into the stadium where locomotive jaroslav all played i'm sean thomas n.p.r.'s level as a city mourns and grieves of the loss of their stars. the u.s. prepares to remember september eleventh the day that unleashed the war on terror now feared by some to have been an even bigger threat to the world. and egypt declares a state of alert after a crowd stormed the israeli embassy in cairo and raised by the killing of five egyptian border guards last month.

poor little zack martini, 11 years old from springfield, new jersey running for student council. christie, the guy so many republicans want to jump into the presidential race and so he asks for advice and here's what he gets. >> i'm in sixth grade and i'm thinking of running for student council in school, so any tips? >> ask them for their vote. people like to be asked. have really colorful posters. right? sixth grade student council. really important to have colorful posters. >> he put up the posters, brooke. he asked for the votes. and according to zack's father, who told the ticket, it didn't pan out for him. he didn't win. he's going to try again next year, but i will attest for little zack martini, that there is life after failing to secure a student council position. >> just look at you now. you don't need those colorful posters anymore. what is this about a giant rick perry hat? >> this is down right weird. checking ebay today, there's a six-foot tall flower planter ott rick perry's head. a company commissioned this what looks sort of like a big chia head of rick perry alo

i come home and we have a martini.trough teak the show. -- we critique the show. >> has the family noticed the baby is missing yet? >> you know, i will remember where i put jack soon. and then -- anyway, getting down to the stories, first of all, we are talking about herman cane. what do you admire about president obama? >> were you talking about eric boling? >> the question still stands. >> about herman cane and what he should do? >> no, i wondered what you admired about president obama. >> already. could i get back to you on that? >> yes, you can. >> we now talk to the brainwashing process of the voters. i think we can de bunk it by looking at the extent to which we would have to go through to brain wash that many voters. step one, assault on identity. step two is guilt. step three is self-portrayal. step five breaking 5 leniency. step 8 release of guilt. step 9 progress and harmony and step 10, voting liberal. i think herman is on to something. moving on, anna, you had a logical point. you said they are not brainwas

olive oil, greek salads, martinis. not so fast. this harvest could be one of the worst they've seen in years. the late season rain drenched blooming olive trees in sonoma county. that hurt the crop. it could be one-tenth of the normal size. many have asked buyers to check in again next year and warned consumers to stock up on last year's supply of olive oil. >> let's get a check of the forecast. rob is in for jeff ranieri. >> we're still watching for a wild day of weather. you're looking at lightning strikes here in the last six hours or so. over 2,900. things have calmed down. as the sun starts to set we see less strong upgrafts powering up the strong thunderstorms. so we'll continue to see them in the sierra. notice the change from 5:00 now. monterey county and areas south of san jose. those locations have coupled down. same story in lake county now. it will take time for the storms to wind down where we still have flash flood watches and warnings up. there you can see the towering clouds east of the bay area in the afternoon. th

. >> and are there skinny guy cocktails, because i want a skinny guy martini and in fact i wanted onell, you can have the skinny girl margaritas which is not gender-specific, but give ten latest controversy you may not want it. bethany frankel sold her -- >> out of the "beverly hills housewives." >> yes. and it is a whole separate thing, but this latest controversy happened because whole foods which is one of the distributors carrying the line yanked its products from their shelves, because they claim they found that there was a potential carcinogenic ingredient in the line. according to the company they released a statement saying that the skinny girl margarita is as natural as it can be while meeting consumer expectations of shelf stabl,ility, and it is standing behind it 100%, and it has a preservative that is commonly found in salad dressings and other foods, but they say it is low in car sen g -- carcinogens, but whole foods say it is not in line with their market. >>> i saw this trailer and it looks awesome. >> well, it is about a set of former secret service agents who track a

they're interest inside nice clothes, they're interested in jazz and martinis, and they're also interested in beautiful women. and he said that when he founded playboy, those things were very separate. you could go to certain places for the sex, you could go to certain places for the jazz, but you couldn't find those two things in one place. so he wanted to join all of that, and he said there's nothing wrong with having these interests. um, so he had to make the magazine sophisticated in order to make the sexual component respectable. to keep it out of the gutter. and what i found in the archive was very deliberate conversations amongst hefner and his editors, particularly his editorial director a.c., about how to maintain the sophisticated kind of approach to the magazine. and in the early years he refused advertising from what he thought were, um, you know, kind of lower class, maybe seedier -- >> what were some of those? you name some of them in the book. >> um, anything that was overtly sexual, he didn't want anything to do with that, right? so it had to be sex according to his definit

obviously heterosexual men are interested in these things, nice clothes, interested in jazz, and martinisnd beautiful women. he said when he founded playboy, those things were separate. you can go to places for the sex and other places for the jazz, but you couldn't find those two things in one place. he wanted to join all of that, and he said there's nothing wrong with having these interests, so he had to make the magazine sophisticated in order to make the sexual component respectable, to keep it out of the gutter, and what i found in the archive was very deliberate conversations amongst hefner and the editors and the directer about how to maintain this sophisticated kind of approach to the magazine, and in the early years, he refused to advertising from what he thought were, you know, kind of lower class, maybe seedier kinds of -- >> you name some in the book, what are -- >> anything that was overtly sexual. he didn't want anything to do with that so it had to be sex according to his definition and his portrayal, and also anything that he thought would make men feel -- would remind men

they were drinking martinis, looked like they were having a good time laughing. comfortable and cozy together. >> i would never want to get on theresa giudice's bad side. that a a that's all i'm saying. >> she has been quoted saying, i don't think divorce is an option unless something like cheating is going on. >> real housewives of new jersey, drama does not stop there. apparently like we saw in new york, some of those cast members got axed. apparently new jersey housewives, one of theresa's friends on the show, jacqueline could be leaving the show. their saying she wants out. she is done. she has been sending out mysterious tweets. she said about a recent episode. someone not me got set up tonight. there are some sneaky people trying to make people look bad and play innocent on camera. maybe jacqueline says she is out of there too. housewife drama. whoo. housewife drama. whoo. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you f

the arrest the pakistanis carried out recently of younis martini, these were people determined to carry out interests. taking them off the battlefield, capturing them, their deaths have set al qaeda core. the senior leadership in al qaeda and pakistan back significantly. >> woodruff: how do you characterize right now the strength of al qaeda? we heard secretary panetta say the summer that the u.s. was in... was within reach of strategically defeating al qaeda. is that realistic and what would that look like? >> well, you have al qaeda core which is the senior leadership? the areas of pakistan which has taken it on the chin significantly as a result of our pakistani efforts. that has been degraded significantly over the past couple of years. but you have other al qaeda elements, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is mainly in yemen now. you have al qaeda in maghreb which is in africa. al qaeda in iraq. and so these franchises are active. they're carrying out attacks against locals, the yemenis, the iraqis and others. and also there are elements that are trying to carry out attacks a

like the one about taking the lemon life gives you and making a martini with a twist.his like you do everything else, in your own unique way, and everything will be more than okay. psychiatrists say although hallmark is capitalizing on a niche, it may work for some people. hallmark told us, "cards for people who lost their jobs are a reflection of the times. hallmark customers were asking for the cards to support their friends and family going through a difficult time." with unemployment perhaps the biggest fear america has right now, i'm not sure a hallmark moment can make it better. or can it? so the "talk back" question today -- are job loss greeting cards kind or inappropriate? face bobook.com/americanmorning facebook.com/americanmorning. facebook.com/americanmorning. i'd read your responses later this hour. >> two good questions, but spark business. >> for hallmark, maybe. >> create add card for something i didn't know you could get a card for. >> for a person fired, if someone sent me a card like that, i'd punch them. >>> a cheating scheme uncovered at an elite l

paul richard martini joseph a.bernard mascarenhas stephen frank masi nicholas george massa patricia ann massari michael massaroli philip william mastrandrea, jr. rudolph mastrocinque joseph mathai charles mathers william a. mathesen marcello matricciano margaret elaine mattic robert d. mattson walter matuza >> and my father. i love him and i miss him. my mother loves him and misses him. we will never forget him. >> and my father, edward. dad, i miss you every day. >> charles a. mauro, jr. charles j. mauro dorothy mauro nancy t. mauro tyrone may keithroy marcellus maynard robert j. mayo kathy nancy mazza edward mazzella, jr. jennifer lynn mazzotta kaaria mbaya james joseph mcalary brian mcaleese patricia ann mcaneney >> mom, because of the example the to set for us, we live your example each day. >> and my brother. the family has not been the same since you have gone. we miss you and wish you were here. it is a great solace that you are up in heaven with mom and dad. you are always in our thoughts and prayers. god b

they were drinking martinis, having a good time, laughing.et on her bad side. that's all i'm saying. >> no, no. and she has been quoted as saying i don't think divorce is an option unless something terrible like cheating is going on? >>> there you go. >>> and speaking of "the housewives of new jersey." the drama does not stop there. in new york, cast members got axed. apparently new jersey housewives, jacqueline from the show, could be leaving. they're saying she want out. she's done. she's been sending mysterious tweets and says in the recent episode, someone, not me, got set up. there's sneaky people trying to make someone look bad and play innocent on camera. people look bad and play innocent on camera. maybe jacqueline says she is ouw york. housewife drama. whoo. >>> housewife drama. yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, withou

life gave you a lemon, started to make lemonade and thought, what the heck and made a martini with anstead. what we don't have on the screen, it says, don't think of it as losing your job. think of it as a time-out between stupid bosses. don't you like that one? >> okay. that actually would make folks laugh, and wouldn't cause you to dwell too much on the reality. pretty creative. >> yeah, but when the boss pullaled the rug right from under you, you want to laugh. i see nothing wrong with the cards. i don't think it's distasteful. >> laugh or cry. alison, thank you. >> yeah. >>> baseball's regular season ends tonight, but the wild card races could go on. highlights from our big four games coming upin sports. don't, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. and for healt

this is a martini with guacamole in it. i'm not sure if it sounds good or not in the morning.thy. ok? >> cheers. >> here's to your show. >> yes. i'm not drinking this. >> we'll pretend. >> coming up -- >> are we there yet? have you wondered why the trip home from vacation always seems shorter? there's an answer. >> there is. >> and the solyndra scandal may be the tip of the iceberg. new research shows the entire white house green jobs program may be a bust? peter johnson jr. takes a closer -- and john stossel is saying yes. peter johnson jr. will take a closer look next. >> first, the trivia question of the day -- ♪ [ male announce] every day, thousands of people are oosing advil. hers one story. my name is laceyalvert and i train professional athletes with yoga. i know how myody should feel. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish my day and finish out strong. then when i do try other things, i always find myself going back to advil. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. ta

>> like a martini. >> new study shows middle aged women who drinks a glass of alcohol each day ends uphan women who don't drink at all. take a look at this picture. is that a great white shark or just a few surfers making fun? one expert calls the big scare saying it definitely is the other marine biologist says it looks more like a dolphin. whatever it is, it's not keeping surfers out of the water in san diego because it's warm. >> nice job, brian. a new law taking effect october 1st will lower the borrowing limit on federally guaranteed home loans. right now, potential buyers can borrow more than $700,000 in loans. after this low kicks in, that number will be reduced to $625,000 so how will this affect you? joining us now is personal finance expert dave ramsey. good thing you're a mathematician because we got to work out some numbers today. good to see you. >> good to see you. we're trying to stimulate the economy and we're trying to create jobs but let's make buying homes harder. that's confusing to me. >> all right. so they don't want to give away as much money in loans. here are s