i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >> why? i don't know. seems rude. ben widened his eyes at me. did you learn that from miss manners. i hid myself. this probably made me look grand. that somehow seemed preferable. men opened the door. he was standing there. i'm sorry fellows. come on in. our visitor shot a quick glance. can we get you something to drink? remaining seated. there's a soda machine. no thanks. did you have a hard time finding us. i'm michael i said. finally standing. this is ben. he shook our hands. i'm patrees. i am worried that it might make me squirm. i found it hospitable. that it put he more at easy. we're glad you came. patrice smiled. ben caught my guy. he began to rearrange the forskin. it seemed to swell. when

it is being sponsored by mercy housing. 150 units, family housing. it is going to go up to 60% ami, and i have a few corrections to the resolution. i think there is a typo. so it is going to be 150 units, 60 units -- 60% ami. one, two, and three-bedroom units. there will be a lease with the city with, i believe, a 24-year extension period that will be allowed. the project is being financed by a number of sources, including the financing -- bond financing. wewe're in the final stages of that process and hope to have the project closed within 15 days. we have bond financing. we have state transit oriented funds, 4% tax credits, we have some money from the former redevelopment agency, tax increment fund. this is one of the first projects we're doing that has been transferred from the former redevelopment agency. we are happy to be working on it. again, we will close in two weeks, start construction. we have a two-year construction period and we hope to have the tco in april of 2014. i have pam simms here, who is the lead on the project. and jennifer dol

i mean it was this incredible mission of mercy.a mile, falling down in the snow when she'd see a car come by. blood in the snow. you could track where she had been. >> the prosecution's case took another two and a half weeks, documenting not only h.g.'s account of the soccer field massacre, but also the stories of andy schreiber and ann walenta. >> this is a package that contains the cartridge casing at that was collected from the area of 43rd street and -- >> firearms experts explained how telltale markings on the recovered bullets and shell casings connected all three cases. >> when you compared the bullet from aaron sander to the bullet that was taken from ms. walenta's vehicle, what did you find? >> the conclusion was drawn that they were fired from the same firearm. >> the prosecutors brought to court stolen property, including tvs, computers, the diamond engagement ring. they even had atm receipts and bags of cash, all of it in the carr brothers' possession when they were arrested. prosecutors painstakingly traced each item b

to come together, to stop business as usual, and to start crying out for the mercy of god. >> virginiaas always been a leader, and thousands who gathered here for the call are praying that god will do it again. >> do it again! >> pat: do it again! >> cbn's pat robertson reminded the crowd of virginia's great spiritual heritage that began when the first settlers landed at cape henry and dedicated this land to jesus christ. >> pat: we claim, by spiritual authority, the land you gave us. we will not give it to satan. we will not give it to evil. we will not turn it over to the forces of evil. this country belongs to jesus christ. its his. [applause and cheers] >> pat: and we're his people. now what are we here to do? we're here to pray. we're here to claim what god has promised. >> if my people will humble themselves and pray -- >> the call's president, lou engel, says the president has always played a key plan for america. >> there is something about virginia to take a stand in the spiritual battles of this nation. so when it came to the issue of abortion, we felt that god said, once aga

out to the state expected to be more than $1 million every day but apparently no one told that to mercy mays. >> i just want about a hundred dollars and sunshade. >> $800. >> reporter: $800 a pretty good payout for mercy there. not quite as busy as the general for an open today with 3200 slot machines. by october they will be at their full maximum of 4750 slot machines. one of the largest casinos in the united states. one of the issues they will be looking at is that traffic that is going on tonight. >> a lot of traffic heading that way. what are the hours are tonight. >> reporter: it goes everyday until 2:00 a.m. and then it will open back up in the morning. there are a few hours for the staff to take a break. >> thanks for that live report. >>> we have some numbers to share with you tonight. the first casino (-open-paren so they made $10 million last month or $217 a day on every slot machine in the building. the total to 10% rise from last may. that is up 21 percent from last year and for those who love to gamble and the horses the 29 live racing days generated a handle of $5 million

the mercy housing has been assiduous in making sure that the community ideas are part of the project and coming to the cac and speaking to us. we're familiar with the project. one point that has not been mentioned today. they're also very good at identifying and soliciting and obtaining ground-floor retail. as most of you know, mission bay is very weak in retail and we're looking forward very much to improvements mercy housing brings to us. we certainly support the project and hoped that you will, too. thank you. supervisor mar: is there anyone else from the public who would like to speak? public comment is closed. can we approve the amendments without objection? thank you. can we approve this item without objection? thank you. ms. miller, please call items 5 and 6 together. >> ordinance amending the zoning map to change the map and classification. amending the general plan of the easter waterfront plan as part of the 8 washington street project. >> we're joined by president david chiu and we have a number of city departments that will present first before hearing public comment. we

. >> ♪ the budget ferrie ♪ crossed the port with mercy ♪ has the city is the city i love ♪ ♪ you are and this building is not a bad impact ♪ ♪ why don't you make it better ♪ ♪ make the birds same budget ferrie, -- ♪ budget ferrie ♪ ♪ cross the port with mercy ♪ because this port is the place i love ♪ ♪ and make it better today ♪ because i know that building is not a bad thing ♪ ♪ and make it better and make this the birds seem ♪ ♪ -- sing ♪ ♪ port town ♪ where all the water is bright ports ♪ ♪ town but ♪ waiting for you tonight ♪ the budget money is waiting for you ♪ ♪ port town ♪ port town ♪ make it better for you ♪ water balloon -- blue ♪ ♪ port town ♪ waiting for you ♪ >> i am jim chapel. i am an urban planner and i do not seen. -- sing. i have no financial interest in this project, but merely the good of the city and county of san francisco. i have studied budget in great detail and i have scrutinized the budget package of many development proposals. i have to say that your port staff, you're planning department, your legal and financial experts have done an extraordinary job in

this is r t the headlines for you now is that mr mohammed mercy celebrates victory after being declared as egypt's first democratically elected president the critics say he's poised to take office as a mere figurehead for the military still holding the reins of power. turkey looks homes with syria for shooting down a military jet as nato leaders prepared me to discuss the incident syrian. territory. insists it was on a training flight in international airspace. and the world's most wanted whistleblower toona son still waits to find out whether ecuador granted political asylum in spite of seeking refuge at the country's london embassy the final episode of his t.v. show is ready to go on air you know. the next artie's air interviews a former front runner for the egyptian presidency but his take on what the future holds for the country. with me i have a moose a presidential candidate in egypt's recent elections and also the former head of the arab league so thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. many people was surprised that you did not make it through to the second round of the

>> mercy housing, the developer. >> what is your role in construction? >> personally? >> your firm. >> we designed the building, we work with the team of engineers to design the systems. we permited the building and we will come out and observe the construction to make sure that the construction conforms to the intent of the permit it documents. >> one of the things you mentioned, and what if you tell us though name of your firm. one of the things that was mentioned is they coordinate with the other engineering and design people and the construction firm, and one of the major problems with these kinds of construction projects is coordination, making sure that everybody is building the same building and everything fits together right. in large measure, that is the architect's job. do you make sure that the structural stuff fits together, with the architecture and the mechanical? >> that is where we earn most of our money. >> that is difficult? >> no question, we had cahill come on board at the later stages of design to help with the construction, details, flexing of sys

generals today results of last weekend's presidential poll are expected this sunday both one hundred mercy and theek already claiming victory . in syria says it shot down a turkish retreat jet on friday by chance as two countries try to defuse the incident and search for the missing pilots and crew had warned it would retaliate but didn't specify what action might be taken. but next a candid perspective on the syrian uprising from a senior aide to the country's president with a new shot then a political and media advisor to the syrian leader gives us the view from inside our science regime. thank you. for saying that siobhan political and media advisor to syria's president it's great to have you with us here today what about to be here so it's now official u.n. had a peacekeeping force has confirmed that syria is in a state of a civil war what do you say to that statement well i don't think that this could work and then they're put in the three we put this statement saying that it is not really but it is sponsible to say that syria is in a state of civil war especially as we are fighting.

they've promised to hand executive control to mercy by july it's not clear how much leverage will be given the u.s. has been quick to congratulate the winner because artie's report now reports that muslim brotherhood ties to extremists means america is undermining its own policies . egypt's revolution began. tens of thousands into here square and it became a success shortly after washington sided with the anti-government opposition by stepping down president mubarak responded to the egyptian people's hunger for change america's indorsement of change has paved the way for the muslim brotherhood to become egypt's strongest political force the international organization is considered to be one of the world's largest islamised movements and mohamed morsi has reportedly called for a constitution that is based on the koran and sharia law in the case of egypt we're taking a piece of the board that was one of our pieces this is what the internet was one of the strongest american assets in the middle east and for many years we've removed that piece and brought in some people who i do not thin

the wait is over of the muslim brotherhood's mohamed mercy means egypt's next leader there's a live video here of cairo's tahrir square. thousand attending hearing time and time again planning as the country said it might be the first look on a democratic election all the details in just a few moments. turkey denies spying insisting its military jet shot down by syrian forces on friday was on a training flight as nato is set to investigate. the world's top whistleblower julian a songe awaiting his fate to be decided by ecuador after he asked for asylum in the country's london embassy. ten pm in moscow i'm at present good to have you with us here on our t. and islamist mohammed mercy has been elected egypt's new president the muslim brotherhood candidate won nearly fifty two percent of the vote after the runoff last week his rival mubarak era prime minister ahmed schiff secured just over forty eight percent artie's paullus leader is entire here a square with the latest. the mood here is just simply electrifying when those results were announced that mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood

headlines the muslim brotherhood's mohamed mercy has just been named as egypt's next president winning fifty one percent of the vote this is a lie video from cairo's tahrir square where thousands are cheering the country's first post mubarak presidential poll. turkey denies by insisting its military jet shot down by syrian forces friday was on a training mission as nato said to investigate syria maintains it was just protecting its sovereignty as the plane crossed into its territory. and the world's top whistleblower waiting for his fate to be decided by ecuador after he requested asylum of the countries what do the embassy at the end of may the u.k. supreme court rejected an appeal against julian the saunders extradition to sweden where he's wanted for questioning over claims of sexual assault. mexicana perspective on the syrian uprising from a senior aide to the country's president. ben political and media advisor to syria's leader gives us the view from inside the assad regime. thank you. for saying that siobhan political and media advisor to syria's president it's great to have you

president elect muhammad mercy is set to begin the forming a new government after being announced on sunday as the country's next leader he had celebrations greeted the delayed results which showed he beat last prime minister when shafique by around four percent we're seeing to bring unity and resign from the muslim brotherhood to become a nonpartisan reader so the authority of the office here seems to have been limited by the military but also holds the making power of the parliament was dissolved by the general's promise to hand big secretive control to mercy by. the u.s. has been quick to congratulate the winner has been a point now reports muslim brotherhood ties to extremists and america is undermining its own policies. egypt's revolution began with tens of thousands into here square and it became a success shortly after washington sided with the anti-government opposition by stopping. responding to gyptian people's hunger for change america's indorsement of change has paved the way for the muslim brotherhood to become egypt's strongest political force the international organiza

richard braughton, is a professor of law at university of detroit mercy school of law. professor jonathan l. enton also associate dean at case western reserve university. steven m. griffin is a professor at tulane law school. and sierra torres is professor at stetson university college of law. we are joined by professor ronald rotunda from chapman law school. i know dean campbell has already introduced professor rotunda. so for the sake of brevity and for those who haven't heard his accolades and accomplishments, i will stick to the significant ones which still fit an entire page. ronald is the henley chair and distinguished professor of jurisprudence here at chapman law school. before teaching he servinged as assistant majority council for watergate committee. before that, he was professor of law at george mason university. and prior to that position, he was the albert e. jenner professor at illinois. he is a magna cum laude graduate of harvard college and harvard law school where he was a member of the harvard law review. the professor also clerked for judge walter r.

it is being sponsored by mercy housing. 150 units, family housing. it is going to go up to 60% ami, and i have a few corrections to the resolution. i think there is a typo. so it is going to be 150 units, 60 units -- 60% ami. one, two, and three-bedroom units. there will be a lease with the city with, i believe, a 24-year extension period that will be allowed. the project is being financed by a number of sources, including

basically mr muhammad mercy celebrates victory after being declared as egypt's first democratically elected president but he's poised to take office as a mere figurehead the military still holding the reins of power. turkey looks horns with syria for shooting down a military jet as international pressure grows on damascus over the affair with nato leaders preparing to meet discuss the incident. and as the world's most wanted was to go to the sun she waits to find out whether ecuador will grant him political asylum his final show it was ready to go on there are no teeth. costing live from moscow twenty four seven this is r.t. . egypt's president elect mohamed morsi is set to begin forming a new government ought to be announced on sunday as the country's next leader delayed results show he beat former prime minister the ousted mubarak regime when shafique by around four percent sparking huge celebrations in tahrir square one seems to bring unity and has resigned from the muslim brotherhood and its freedom and justice party he also promised to honor egypt's international obligations and treati

summer of mercy happened. all the abortion movements are gone. tiller's dead. battle. we move on to the next villain.

he goes to bible study every night from what i've seen. >> let the judge show mercy on you, father.the witnesses be blinded, father, by your word. >> everybody come here, comes here, finds god and leaves this building and then comes right back. they use it as a comfort so that they can deal with being in here. it's a means of hope that they can get released. >> amen. >> amen. >> god bless you. god bless you. the people that i did wrong, the families that i sold -- i didn't sell drugs to families like that, but regardless of the situation, there was an impact because somebody's father was buying it or somebody's mother was buying it or somebody's daughter or somebody's granddaughter. you feel me? there's a responsibility there. you have to remember, too, that when you get saved, all your past is forgotten. it's thrown into the seal of forgiveness never to be brought back again in god's eyes. >> for families, dealing with a drug addicted member, forgetting is often difficult. >> we've been to counselors, we've been to mediation, we've been to hospitals, we've been to all kinds of drug

live video from cairo egypt where they are celebrating as the muslim brotherhood's mohamed mercy is named the country's new leader. tells the cheering crowd where the country and it may be that is. coming democratic election all the details in just a few minutes. turkey denies spying insisting its military jet shot down by syrian forces friday was on a training flight as nato was set to investigate. we healy's editor in the world's top whistleblower julian a songe always ecuador's decision on his bid for political asylum. one am in moscow i matras a good to have you with us here on r t our top story the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi has been named egypt's new president is the misleader gathered up to fifty two percent of the votes after a run out with mubarak era prime minister ahmed shafik artie's paullus leader has more from cairo. the mood here is just simply electrifying when those results were announced that mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood is egypt's an ex-president the crowd here would simply mad and since then they've been cheering they've been shouting they've been wav

summer of mercy happened. all the abortion movements are gone. tiller's dead. battle. we move on to the next villain. >>> stopping the leaks. the u.s. attorney general is determined to get to the bottom of it. who gave up serious national security secrets to the press? >>> monday could be a historic day at the supreme court. could it lead to another epic battle over the president's health care law? >>> i'll have another will lead all horses today, but it's not what you think after hopes are dashed for a triple crown. >>> and in office politics, i talked to los angeles mayor villaraigosa about why fixing a traffic problem could fix the economy. >>> welcome, everyone. huge news in front page politics this morning. controversy over what the

the symbol of mercy the enemy was bound to respect. >> the next morning, divine services were held besideel. [ bell tolls ] at even tide, we buried our heroic dead. the last salute from their comrades and their officers. ♪ sweet land of liberty of thee i sing ♪ ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrim's pride >> captain simat of the navy. colonel shandon. major roosevelt. ♪ let freedom ring ♪ author of liberty ♪ to thee we sing ♪ long may our land be bright ♪ with freedom's holy light ♪ protect us by thy might great god of thee ♪ ♪ amen ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> up next, we talk with albany law school professor paul finkelman about the practice of kidnapping free men from the north and sending them south during the 19th century. he also discusses the widespread practice ont

you are asking it to be at the mercy of the political system because you support obamacare. [ applause >> john: i call it obamacare because the politicians, affordable care act. everybody be happy act. >> it's a good question in this sense. we didn't get what barack obama wanted. we got a program put together by special interests and nobody can understand or explain because special interest legislation. >> john: yes, sir. >> i'm a physician in new york. each of you know much about the v.a. health system? >> yes, it's a system run by the government. it does certain things pretty well. especially things it grades itself on and electronic medical records and but other things are very poorly which is why you see those newspaper articles, about vets that have psychological problems and doctors that won't see them. it's inefficient and not market based. >> the system doesn't meet their needs because there are not enough psychiatrist. it's an efficient healthcare system and covers very hard working men and women. the fact of the matter. v.a. system for all of america, that would be something

the symbol of mercy, the enemy was bound to respect. >> the next morning, divine services were held whereen a chapel. [ bell tolls ] at even tide we buried our heroic dead. ♪ sweet land of liberty, of thee i sing ♪ ♪ land where my fathers died land of pilgrim's pride ♪ >> captain of the navy. the colonel. ♪ let freedom ring ♪ ♪ author of liberty to thee we sing ♪ long may our land be bright ♪ with freedom's holy light ♪ ♪ protect us by thy might great god of thee ♪ ♪ amen

. >> children are at the mercy of their adults. so many of the world's children depend on the kindness of american christians. >> kay warren saddle back church is training churches to be community health workers. >> those faith organizations already reach 250 million people around the world. if they can get these behavioral messages out and people start changing their own behaviors are more cognizant of drinking bad water. >> it is a vital partnership, in many poor communities, civil society is non existent. >> there is some sort of church, it maybe a group of people who claim to know jesus christ, god, they are his representatives. faith community is going to be there long after the government regime leaves the area. funds dry up. the church is going to remain. for the church to be the stabilizing force, we can train lay people to become community health workers through churches. >> christians have a biblical mandate to care for the poor and sick also makes america stronger. >> we do it because it is a reflection of our moral valu

wife to tears as the only nominee, luter one by unanimous vote>> to see what god through grace and mercy allowed something like this to happen in my life and see it being embraced by so many people, so many backgrounds, so many ethnic groups, to just affirm the vote it is a moment i will never, ever forget. >> also a moment members of his congregation, like angela adams will never forget. >> when i was in there i felt like wow, i am standing here witnessing something and feeling something. i was thanking god he sent me to this church. >> fred's convention happened here. it is a fact many leading up to this event. >> why would you want to be as an african-american president of a convention started as a result of slavery? my answer has always been, all of us have a past. i have a past, every last one of you has a past. all of us have done things we are not happy about. i know i have. i am not going to tall y'all, but i have. >> luter moves his focus to the future and growing the membership. country's largest evangelical nomination has seen fifth straight year of decline, under 16 million m

. >> how can you say god have mercy on her? after what she has been through. >> because she lied. she lied about something very important. she's claiming that she was hit in the ear, and she's claiming that she was hit in an ankle. and -- >> you raped her, and you robbed her of her freedom. >> i didn't rape her. >> oh, come on. what's she doing down in a dungeon? >> i did not rape her. >> you stood up in court and you said, i'm sorry for what i've done. >> what are you sorry for? >> i'm sorry for having sex with a young girl. and i'm sorry for -- there were times when they did want to leave. and most of the time they were fine with it. >> but you sat here for hours minimizing everything you've done. >> i'm not saying that i didn't do anything wrong. i'm just saying i am not this horrible monster. i never hurt anyone. >> and that's the way things are likely to remain in john jamelske's world, a place where dungeon accommodations are posh, a place where there's little difference between chains of bondage and chains of gold. and j

the symbol of mercy the enemy was bound to respect. >> the next morning divine services were held besideapel. [ bell tolls ] at even tide we buried our heroic dead. the last salute from their comrades and their officers. ♪ sweet land of liberty, of thee i sing ♪ ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrim's pride >> captain simat of the navy. colonel shandon. major roosevelt. ♪ ♪ author of liberty ♪ to thee we sing ♪ long may our land be bright ♪ with freedom's holy light ♪ protect us by thy might great god of thee ♪ ♪ amen

you are asking it to be at the mercy of the political system because you support obamacare. [ applausei call it obamacare because the politicians, affordable care act. everybody be happy act. >> it's a good question in this sense. we didn't get what barack obama wanted. we got a program put together by special interests and nobody can understand or explain because special interest legislation. >> john: yes, sir. >> i'm a physician in new york. each of you know much about the v.a. health system? >> yes, it's a system run by the government. it does certain things pretty well. especially things it grades itself on and electronic medical records and but other things are very poorly which is why you see those newspaper articles, about vets that have psychological problems and doctors that won't see them. it's inefficient and not market based. >> the system doesn't meet their needs because there are not enough psychiatrist. it's an efficient healthcare system and covers very hard working men and women. the fact of the matter. v.a. system for all of america, that would be something everybody

where the kids did not show mercy to her.e horrible. i wonder what you think. i want you to tell me if this is an age thing for them, crowd mentality. >> they are 12. important to remember, they are 12. at early start cnn you can tweet us and let us know what your thoughts are. 17 minutes past the hour. all eyes on wall street at this hour. asian markets are trading sharply lower because massive downgrade for some of the world's largest banks yesterday. u.s. markets also on the decline yesterday, the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 dropping 2% or more. do y dow futures trading higher right now. >>> a long gun battle with nato and afghan troops after storming a kabul hotel. three securities and police officer and two attackers are dead. that number is expected to get higher. more than 40 civilians were rescued from the hotel but again, the death toll could still rise. >>> newly released tapes of george zimmerman explaining what happened on that night that he fatally shot trayvon martin. has his story changed. if you look at intervi

preston gardens is on paul street across from the main president transto mercy hospital. >>> hats offure there, kelly. outside, partly cloudy skies, quiet in ball. 77 degrees. the wind is calm. i want to show you some of the wild pictures we captured earlier. this is the chesapeake beach resort. look at the clouds on the skyline. time lapse this for you. a couple of early morning showers. the sun comes out in force. some enhanced high tide action in calvert county, could see some big high tides. dundalk looking forward curtis bay. checking out venus as it made its pass in front of the sun and manchester day. manchester valley high with nice clearing later in the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar. there's activity mainly to the south. we have a shower that was briefly a thunder shower that's weakening. gold beach death a little bit of rain and showers in the d.c. area just south of the potomac. a down powrmt temperatures in the upper seven-day forecast to low seven-day forecast. to the forecast -- upper 60s to low 70s. that's one of the limiting factors. it looks like we'll see

lord have mercy. lord have mercy. don't pay attention to that. don't worry about me.o get in. demand it. demand it. i have to get in and demand. i have to demand it. i have to demand it. ahhh! demand it. >> you seem upset. do you want a hug? you seem like it's getting to you today. >> neil: i don't want to deprive people of information they can only get here. >> i know. >> it's okay. >> neil: really, i want you to stop. there's no hug. >> you sure? >> neil: yeah. >> okay. >> neil: dion is right -- >> love you. >> neil: love you, too. >> demand it. >> neil: demand it. bye-bye. >> neil: yes, he gets paid. the man made famous for urging you to get to business is actually getting down to business himself. you see my buddy, dion is getting married. after years of hearing me tell him if he didn't propose to his absolute gem of a stunningly beautiful girlfriend he might lose this gem of a stunningly beautiful girlfriend. so dion bot a gem for the gem and this saturday is closing the sale. sorry, ladies, dion will be off the market. enough about him. back to me. what could i,

behind the bar of the pacific sun shows passengers and crew literally swept off their feet at the mercy. anything not bolted down flies across the deck, including the passengers. as the ship tumbles in the sea, watch as the video shows one woman slamming into a column and just as she's getting some help, she and the others are sent sliding out of view. and on this 680-foot ship, a rogue wave smashes through the window on the voyage from spain to italy, in march of 2010. sending disoriented passengers scrambling through water. two people are killed. another video from a helicopter shows an enormous ship tossed around in the ocean like a child's toy. you might imagine how things could go wrong in rough seas, but what if a ship is sailing on calm waters. less than five years before the "costa concordia" disaster, an eerily similar situation unfolds. while sailing through the greek islands another ship runs aground when it forces a hasty evacuation for hundreds of scared passengers. >> fear was just tremendous from her perspective. >> fleeing for safety before their ship sinks to the bottom