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so michael would, almost every morning, walk millie to the metro station. many pedestrians use that lane as an i'm land from the main traffic police believe michael and millie were struck while standing in that middle late both pedestrians were gravely injured. >> the driver kept going. >> and, sure, there wasn't any crosswalk but the fact is that you actually took somebody's life. to take somebody's life and to not even consider stopping, it's not like it's in the wood where you could have thought that maybe you hit a deer. there is no doubt in your mind, if you hit something on that street, it had to be a person. >> reporter: michael thomas died at 10:38 friday night. mildred freeman was declared dead mid day saturday. several people saw the accident but no one took the license number. they are looking for a compact gray car possibly with some damage. >> let's hope so. john hanrahan, thank you. >>> a hunter was shot with a buck shot. rescue personnel had to wade into the area on foot to rescue him. investigators believe that he was shot by a fellow hunter

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police believe michael and milly were struck while standing in that middle lane. both pedestrians were gravely injured. the driver kept going. >> and sure, the fact is you took somebody's life. take somebody's life and to not even consider stopping. it's not like it's in the wood where you could have thought maybe you hit a deer. there's no doubt in your mind, if you hit something on that street, it had to be a person. >> michael thomas died at 10:38 friday night. mildred was declared dead midday saturday. some witnesses saw the accident, but nobody got a license plate. police say a gray compact vehicle was likely involved. they are not sure whether it's two doors or four. possibly with damage. they are hoping someone else will call in a tip. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >> a big pcp bust in annapolis after neighbors in an apartment building complained of a strange odor. police say the neighbors reported drug activity at the building on madison street and said the smell of ammonia was overwelming. police executed a search warrant thursday and found a bottle containi

millie. [applause] it would not be a san francisco event without a blessing from the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> good evening, everyone. i am here to bless you. will ask for everyone's attention for just a minute. if you please, would you close your eyes, bring your hand close to your heart, and take a deep breath. friends, family, to date -- today we're gathered beneath a symbol of energy, life, and hope for the world. you have decorated it with love and light, wishes and dreams. now on behalf of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, i gather this energy and strength that will pass to any and all who look on this tree of hope and send it to you. but in order to send it to you, in order to release the energy of hope this magnificent tree represents, i will ask each and every one of you, if you please, every time you hear the words " we say," will invoke harvey milk by saying it as one group "you have got to give them love." repeat after me. and i want everyone in the building to hear y

multi- milli mitt romney ire releases tax returns. it is time to catch up on what is going on in business with aaron. i think of you i think of a ray of sunshine. bring me some good news. you often do. >> don't shoot the messenger. the international labor known as the i.l.o. eleased its latest global jobs report and it is great reading calling it an urgent challenge. bottom line, three years of economic malaise has resulted in nearly 13 million less workers today than at the start of the crisis in 2009. here is the problem. several months ago the end of last year it warned governments around the world to start doing more to create jobs. the problem is despite the strenuous efforts by governments this crisis continues unabated. 1.1 billion people today are either jobless or living in poverty. that is one in three workers without a job. how do you fix it? i.l.o. says 600 million jobs need to be created the next decade. that is a tough task. here is what they have to say. >> the first thing i would say it is not the governments that will

millis? >> i look forward to working with the pac and making a big impact. president mendoza: thank you. item g is the consent calendar. never mind, i take it back. we have no public comment on item f. we have been off for a little while so i am a little slow around here. he before we go to item g, as a reminder to the public, and individual wishing to address the board on an individual matter can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of the meeting or by completing a speaker card, which looks like this and we have it in the doorway entrance. cards need to be -- cars turned in at the same time an item is discussed will not be accepted. please keep that in mind. item g is the consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. thank you. are there any corrections by the superintendent? >> not tonight. president mendoza: any items severed by the board or remove for the first reading? >> i need a clarification on k2. president mendoza: that is it. we are going to take roll call. item h is the superintendent proposal. this has been moved and seconded on november

let's take a look at thursday's are the results nine games took place across the continent so after milly'sdebate on the road five three while barry scored five announcer goals sabir think ultimately this try to needed a shootout to defeat me told no because nets away so did reigning champ and so i want to live at home against sevastopol. also a struggling for deaths have defeat in a row they sometimes the last seven to another big victory it was registered in st petersburg where current league leaders scar threshed eight three and if to him a claim the shootout win over spartak moscow on home ice and finally. for. turkish side goal to have claimed a narrow victory against an impact baits the greeks by a single point on home court they visit is took advantage of a slow start by the turks but at the end of the first quarter the game was tight at fifteen zero then found their raven and fourteen points had the time for an entire course back in the second part of the game cost snow case had a shot of the day. for a point to set the game into overtime at the buzzer making it six in an old. and t

country's government stripped him of his citizenship the following is an excerpt from a vanished milly's first formal press conference held on november the first twenty eleven. beautifully doll the need for the people to regain a lost sense of justice is of crucial importance now even sack inner circle is stricken with terror there is no trace of self-government everything is in the hands of one man's music. incidentally there was actually a time when those young people who are now in the government were in the pay of ivanishvili. essentially he funded the state machinery he has built theatres among many other things. seventy year old artist. has been great expectations on a vanished belly he also has a serious burn to pick with the present day or forty's as was unceremoniously fired from the academy of fine arts after a professional period lasting many years. i spoke out against the regime in public i gave interviews i didn't keep silent. in the chancellor and this is what he said to me afterwards but you don't let us live what this is because i was there. he may have decided that givin

as five more games were played on thursday in the western conference leaders scarse threshed after milly's you can see it in five one one of the best in the east suffered a three two defeat at the hands of the now more eager than the jumpers over to life picked up all three points made in our minds as they would be the russian side eight for. two good for this team against a lot here and find the labor race left atlanta no chance in astana as a side defeated then must go region rivals wide six goals to one. moment to football now where david beckham has signed a new two year deal with l.a. galaxy the english man who wore his first championship title on american soil last year says it's the time for him to keep on playing and enjoyed it and the last twenty twelve season. must have been in the controversies. and. we are. not just watch. you know the football news feed or have expressed concern with the pace of world cup twenty fourteen preparations in brazil secretary-general drone valko stating he in fact has been in contact with the country's new sports minister to handle the issue it will

leon and the girl why parents to a 9 milli-month-old baby. >>> nine people under arrest after another series bar brawls in walnut creek. these two men marcos and mario accused of assault with a deadly weapon, suspected of being involved in one of the brawls on the second floor of a parking garage on locust street around 1:30 sunday morning. a short time later police broke up a brawl involving 15 people outside cinco de mayo restaurant also on locust, minutes later another fight broke out at hubcaps diner. the fights coming days after walnut creek city leaders held a meeting to crack down on drunken violence. lawmakers considering new rules to give the city more control over bars and restaurants. >>> this morning, city hall is open for business after occupy protesters broke in over the weekend and set off violent clashes with oakland police. protesters used a crowbar to break into city hall saturday just after storming a ymca and trying to take over the vacant kaiser convention center. at least three officers and several protesters were injured. of those arrested, five from out of stat

anywhere here in this chair that's what i believe in the words and that's what most of what all i know milly and the work whatever happens as these are works week and discard are scared because a boon arabic for army lawyers contain they work to reveal the army's wrongdoings between a female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that are against less than two thousand in the dark thirty years. claim it and leave when the new president is elected in june but a few billion. the promise is that once we're broke so easily some also fear that a dangerous may steal and behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades. titian had to leave one thing is clear the fight is not chance over. hearty. just one in quarter past the hour here in the russian capital there's confusion over events in the libyan town of bani walid after moammar gadhafi loyalists seized the city on monday killing five and injuring twenty five in clashes with government forces but libya's interio

senate hundreds of websites have blacked out their websites and guess what the mainstream media by milly noticed. several websites including wicked pedia are blacking out their web pages for the entire day they're protesting an anti-piracy bill in congress a defiant protest today several web sites including wicked pedia literally shutting down their sites they have gone dark today as a protest of a new bill that many critics say could lead to censorship that's just the latest in a widening base of high profile sites protesting a pair a pair of them of anti-piracy bills making their way through congress the bills would force us internet providers like comcast or eighteen t to block communications to offshore sites that steal content this is a really dumb precedent and step for internet companies in the united states to use their home page to protest a very bad very bad public policy. all that i have to say about this is welcome mainstream media and welcome to the world that you've been ignoring for so long where opposition to these two anti-piracy laws has been growing for months welcome

wearing a hood, he holds up a nineteen-milli-- 9-millimeter handgun and with arabic music playing in the car, he's going to hit a military target and then he shoots out the passenger window as it passes the marine corps museum. later in the homemade video, the shooter shouts god did is great in arabic and takes off his mask. it's 23-year-old jonathan malakou, the former u.s. marine corps reservist who never posted abroad. he is a graduate of thomas edison high school in fairfax county. and authorities say they found the video and that is at fort meyer, which borders arlington national cemetery. according to the plea agreements, his backpack contained cans of spray paint and he admitted in court that it was his intention to desecrate the grave stones here of american service personnel killed in action in iraq and afghanistan. >> investigators who worked the case said they believe that he acted alone in this string of violent incidents. other than general jihaddism, they could offer no specific motive. he accepted a plea-bargain with a 25-year sentence avoiding a possible life term. th

it's also cost the chairman, as well, 450 million tla$450 milli personal fortune has been wiped off by that fall in the share price. harrison is ranked the 169th richest person in the world. he owns the nba basketball team, the miami heat, nina. >> well, andrew, of course, a ship wreck like this one off of the italian coast can damage a cruise company in a number of ways, well beyond its share price. and we have to remember the human tragic aspect, as well. >>> exactly how it's managed to stay afloat through the good times and also the bad. >> reporter: when it comes to cruise companies, carnival rules the waves. with more than 100 ships and nearly half the market, the angelo american firm trades under names such as carnival, princess, cunard and its italian arm, costa cruises. costa has 15 ships, including the stricken concordia. will this deadly accident hurt the industry? this ship is only a small part of the carnival empire. but it's all about confidence. >> we have to reassure everybody that now is a good time to book a cruise and that it is a very safe and secure holiday. >> repo

give you a milli second to guess. >> adel. >> sold 5.1 million copies. pretty impressive in this digital era. >> isn't it impressive of me to know that? >> pretty solid. >> little delay there. >> that not so solid. but i was impressed with your speed, quickness and accuracy. city leaders giving a thumbs down to facebook's brand new headquarters. the city council is holding a closed door meeting to talk about suing facebook over the ever expanding menlo park campus. they are concerned some residents would be displaced with the influx of higher learning employees. there are also worries of the increased traffic congestion. the social media giant is expected to hire 1,000 employees each year over the next six years. . >>> she returned to work in sacramento yesterday but replied no comment when was asked about the case. she's accused of stealing $2,500 worth of mds. she was distracted by a cell phone conversation and walked out with the items. prosecutors say she concealed them in an empty shopping bag. her next court date is tomorrow. 5:20 now. workers taki

worked opposite shifts they tried to spend time together so michael would nearly every morning walk milly to the metro bus stop so she could go to work. friday morning just before 7:00 a.m. the couple tried to cross oxen hill road. the center lane is a left turn lane for traffic coming from either direction many pedestrians use it as an island from main traffic police believe they were struck standing in that middle lane, both pedestrians were gravely injured, the driver kept going. >>> and sure they wasn't in the cross walk but the fact is you took some body's life. to take some bodies life and not consider stopping it is not like in the woods where you could have thought you hit a deer there is no doubt in your mind if you hit something on that street it had to be a person. >> michael thomas died 10:38 p.m. friday night mill dread free man was declared dead, midday saturday. police say a grey compact vehicle was likely involved not sure whether it is 2 doors or 4 possibly with damage they are hoping someone else will call in a tip. >>> well, a turn around for the republican presidential

milli millionaires can't be getting breaks when everybody else doesn't get those breaks.to have the conversation. >> but he had the opportunity to do that. when he had the house and senate. >> let's not rejud indicate that. >> hold on. there's a bigger issue. i consider it the targeting of millionaires is -- but proportionally to a banking system that's sucking out of our country that this president has helped a trade policy that is extracting money by the billions every month that this president continues to validate. great politics. that's fine. but at the end of the day, you have to wonder -- and this is why i picked up on mitt romney the other day saying, this is mitt romney. president obama has never said this. it is time for the banks to own up for the fact that what they are carrying on their books is a fraud. it's an accounting fraud. it must be resolved. it struck me that it was mitt romney, who by the way has the most credibility to understand he works with the banks and knows it's a fraud because he's been financed by them throughout his career, do you think th

freddie still owes 56 milli$56 billion to taxpayers. that's part of the $71 billion bailout they were handed during the crisis. that is more money than any bank in this country ever got. so just how much will gingrich's ties to freddie mac hurt him in florida? in florida, 44% of homeowners at this moment with under water on their mortgages. the average home in florida worth half what it was when newt gingrich worked for freddie mac. douglas is a former economic adviser to the 2008 mccain campaign. john avalon is a cnn contributor. what do you make of that? he's putting out one year to say yes, i know, sounds like lobbyist. is that going to be enough? >> i don't think so. people are going to be interesting, motive republican primary voters, and the american public in general. the nature of his activities. mr. gingrich is a long time washington insider. freddie mac was one of the people he worked for. i'm sure there are many more, and people are going to want a full disclosure of the nature of his activities. he was in the business of inf

it's no secret that he is a multi-milli multi-millionaire and now the white house is reacting sayingthat start today tradition of releasing tax returns when he was a candidate. it's our news nation gut check, should he turn over the tax returns. and lina taylor will join me live, it may be 25 degrees in the state of wisconsin but the politics are red hot, the democrats are saying they may have more than enough signatures to force a recall for the controversial governor of that state. we will have more on governor walker and the battle he has ahead. >>> economic concerns are going to be front and center when south carolina is holds the primary saturday. it one of the nation's poorest states. the state's unemployment rate is nearly 10% 100,000 households depend on food stamps. chief washington correspondent john harwood joins us. jake carney has just responded to the food stamp president destination by gingrich. let's watch. >> the result of that terrible recession was a dramatic increase in unemployment and a dramatic, or increase rather, in the number of people who need assistance. n

. >> this is a millie's tavern pumpkin ale and i'm vating foti newt gingrich. >> i'm drinking a bud lightvoting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a coors light and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking shipyard applehead and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm so mad at you right now, because you got me wanting -- i want to run out of here and get my stella right now and down it. there you are live there. what do you think about the results? it looks like romney was the clear winner there. >> he was definitely the clear winner. he had 11 beer votes and the next runner-up was ron paul who had five. it will be interesting to see on tuesday how close it is. if it is close, we can scrap spending lots of many on polling. send me out bar hoing. >> there is reporter involvement. we like reporter involvement. the viewer does. people who sign our paychecks do as well. you had to get involved, right? >> well, now, let's focus on the data. let's not focus on whether or not i was having beers or whether i danced on top of the bar. these things don't matter in the end. >> you're just saying that. you

we went to manchester, new hampshire, place called millie's tavern, had a lot of fun. we were there to ask progress progressives what they thought about the republicans candidates as they faced off in saturday night's debate. >> what happens in america that creates job is not government. it has its role, but by and large it gets in the way of creating jobs. >> these guys are talk how government doesn't create jobs when they are running for the number one government job in the country. >> i believe in an america that is based upon opportunity and freedom, not president obama's social welfare states. >> the general message is one of contempt and contention. >> what did you think tonight? >> i think that they are all mostly out of their minds. >> i think that the republicans are a bunch of phonies with a possible exemption of huntsman. >> how would you feel if any one of them were president? >> scared to death. >> middle class, there are no classes in america. >> i'm thinking what country do you live in there is definitely classes in this country. >> did that bother you?

after 4 milli,000 american live, the president made good on getting out of iraq. but afghanistan. >> today, we begin to bring our troops home. >> reporter: there are still twice as many there as when he took office. call this a work in progress. the president wanted to extend the tuition tax credit for families. that went nowhere. he wanted to reorganize government. he unveiled a plan to move six agencies and departments, all business, hardly what many fans and critics expected. and more plans of transparency and made modest changes to tax regulations but he was hamstrung by the continuing lack of cooperation between the two major parties. and that, too, remains a work in progress at best. tom foreman, cnn, new york. >> let's go to the white house now, where they have been putting final touches on tonight's speech. these things frequently go right up to the last minute. president clinton was famous for it. senior white house adviser david plouffe joins us. what does the president hope to accomplish tonight? >> reporter: anderson, for weeks, we have been listening

now in a laboratory condition, that little flash could be paired down to 100 milli seconds. would you have one flash. and that image of at face will remain in your mind for at least the next six weeks if you are never shown it ain. and you see that image again in six weeks time you'll see the face immediately. that's how good a learning machine it is. >> that say wonderfu example of what is called chop down procession. when you look at an image you not only look at the incoming information but you compare it to previous images that you have seen and part of a guesswork that the visual system does is to see whether or not this is something you have recogned from contact with it before. that's a beautiful exale of that. so it gives you really as you said before profound inside into how the brain processes information. >> we have here a wonderful example. >> great thist. >> -- who suffers from this. >> i don't really consider it suffering. >> you're right. and in no way has handicapped you from doing outstanding world-class art. how do you do it, kid. >> well, it's not-- it's n

the fees associated with this transaction, let's say maybe it will be 80 to 90 milli$90 milli fees, thereransaction fees themselves, the fees associated will be immaterial. it won't even move the needle at any of these investment banks. take, for example, the deal announced today, thomas and betts. the advisory fee associated with that transaction significantly great and probably close to 20 million than anybody is going to receive with the underwriting in association with facebook. may have bragging rights but a lot of bankers say it's just bragging rights, doesn't really have any impact in terms of the business. number two. number two was this idea that a transaction like facebook can have an overall impact on the market. it sounds good, it gets very exciting, but my experience is it's complete b.s. a transaction like this may have an impact for a day or two, but whatever is happening in the macro environment, much greater. number three. be wary of transactions that say they can change the world. i vividly remember the time warner/aol merger. that was going to change the world and be th

." >> guest: if you remember, bush at one point said, "my dog millie knows more about foreign policy than those two bozos," which was kind of an act of name-calling not only unseemly and surprisingly unseemly for bush, who was such a gracious man, but it would be very difficult to find a moment like this in the annals of presidential history -- someone getting down into a sophomoric gutter like that. c-span: this is all in the head of this third party. >> guest: that's right. c-span: one more paragraph: "standing in this office which has been emptied of all its files so they can be carted away to the future bush library" -- this is the last week -- "where no one will ever look at them, the feeling comes over you in a nihilistic rush. he is the reason that things were never quite right, never ever. george bush, empty man." this is one of his staff people talking this way? >> guest: staff person who was about to be unemployed as a result of george bush's behavior. c-span: but he thought of him as an empty man? >> guest: by the end of the administration, a number of people looked at geo

y para concluir, invitamos a milli llera activistas demÓcrata para estar con nosotros de todo este debateque la bated ya entre republicanos estÁ reciÉn comenzando y los historia haremos la diferencia. >>> gracias por estar con nosotros en esta transmisiÓn especial para terminar quien serÁ el candidato confrontar a obama gracias por el privilegio de dejarme ser parte de su noche mÁs maÑana en "noticiero telemundo" y 24 horas al dÍa en "telemundo.com," nos vemos pronto, gracias.