mohammed and yourself. wereose implemented or is this just a proposal? it looks like -- >> tt's an offer to them. >> it's an offer? >> it's an offer. >> he has it in his hand? >> they vetaccepted it but we'd like him to look at it and would put those as part of the conditions if it applied, if applicable. it's a good faith offer. the beer signs and stuff like that have already been emoved. we've already made -- >> like the double paining of the window. >> that offer has been made. coitions, item number 11 says this permit shall be void immediately if used in se. vi oanunwful any illegal ms. kane, correct me if i'm wrong, police do not have that kes e motiyoveto verion needs decide whether or not to keep all of the police conditionsas some o them't app to us. like theawnier i'd liketo entertain a motion for this permit, please. somebody? >> i motion for this permit only because it shows that the new owners seem to be a lot more responsible than the previous, taking more steps to work with the neighbors, and that's very important. so i make a motion to --

rry stasically went over a lot of the same issues mohammed had. he like double-paned window, too, if mohammed didn't like the window but we put it in mohammedwants at, the owners are going to make a financial commitment to him to try to alleviate anyes most -- the sore issues for music is not necessarily coming from the bar. it's people that go out to the patio and sometimes ifthey're talking, you know, he lives right next to it and there's no -- whether you have a tent or a soundproofing and the back yard is on the table. in regards to the police dertment, i spoke to officer manix and he said he would like 10:00. i said well we're goingtok for 12:00 and i think part of the solution here is to maybe condition the owners to maybe haveeofei staff back in the patio from 10:00 to 12:00. sometimes signage may not be miful and respectful but having a staff member back there should solve that issue so 12:00 is i think where it needs to be. i stointof . foation from you. >>. saidou dealt with >> can he see into the bar from his home? >> can he see into th

>> well great question, mohammed.rce board is much more expensive, there are fewer gas stations in california, real estate taxes are higher, land values are higher, so the cost of regulation is higher more than new york and new jersey and those are tough tax states also. to the second question and that's an important one, we watch closely in the 600 stores we own and operate conversion, how many people at the pump come in. the average ticket price for consumption and what products they're buying and we're starting to see like '08 some resistance, the average gallons pulled goes down, the conversion rate is down and you see more private label and less branded purchases, the consumer is impacted by higher prices. i still think we can probably go a lot higher before we saw which was in '08 which was extraordinary, in '08, eight gallons pickup, normally it's 12 and that's a sign of distress. >> could we be energy efficient some day? >> donald is right. >> how much of it would be hydrocarbons, 90%, if they were self-suffic

. >> mohammed is the ceo of pimco. we have talked about the rise of china and here is a look at what we're talking about. growth and projections of growth. according to the international monetary fund show china growing rapidly, much faster than the u.s. economy, even though you see the chinese growth slowing down between now and 2013 and u.s. growth actually increasing. in terms of size of economy the u.s. is still number one, china is number two, depending on how you measure the european union. mohammed, you say the u.s. has to establish us sus stainable economic growth. what is this china effect on u.s. growth. >> what you've just shown and what peter spoke about, we're going to be talking about this for a long time. there's a simple reason. for the first time ever, ever, the world has to accommodate a systemically important country that is a low-income country. we haven't had this before. normally when you become systemically important, when you start influencing what happens elsewhere, you tend to be a high-income

parade. >> i am mohammed the prophet.ng foreign language] >> call the cops? >> hey, no. >> he hey, what's going on? >> hey, he is attacking me. come here, cops. >> here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. the basic set up on this is this dopey parade, right? this guy is dressed up like mohammed, right? this provoke tier. >> zombie of mohammed. >> he goes and confronts this muslim guy the muslim guy allegedly pushes him or grabs him or whatever. the judge basically said, hey, we're not going to prosecute it, why? >> he dismissed the case. he said there was a lack of evidence. look at the video that's very good evidence right there. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. i couldn't see anything there. i just heard a bunch of stuff. it's dark. >> it's pretty good. i watched it a bunch of times. also what you didn't see in that video they are yelling not the victim here yelling hey, this is america. this is the first amendment. so there were other people around that saw something was amiss. he kept on goi

officer kallat mohammed and sgt. ronald watt accused of stealing $5,200. according to the fbi thought there were taking money from a drug courier but the courier was a homeless man working as a federal informant to both officers in court today a drudge a judge freed them. looking for a shooter after a nightclub fight three young men hurt in markup somebody opened fire outside of the club. after security threw out a group for fighting on the dance floor including the suspected gunman and two victims. one victim shot and the stomach the second hit in the arm. one appeals judge ahajudge voicing concerns, family secrets trial five years ago lawyers for two of them asking federal appellate court for a retrial claiming judge james zagel was wrong to keep jurors' names secret signaling the men were dangerous and guilty. appellate judge expressing

mohammed and millions of syrians are pleading for the world to stop the bloodshed.still have hope the world will mobilize," he said. "if there is no foreign intervention, there will be no end to this conflict." it is unlikely that turkey or the rest of the world will intervene any time soon. leaving these ciarsi syrians tow much worse is it going to get? david? >> in the meantime. authorities are locked in a debate about a deadly strain of the bird flu. researchers are about to reveal how the virus mutates. abc jeffery covkofman with the discovery from the netherlands. >> reporter: all sides agree that the mutated bird flu virus created by scientists here in rotterdam could kill millions if it gets out. but while international health officials say the best way to protect the public is to release the research, security experts say it's crazy to let these secrets get into the hands of terrorists. abc news got an exclusive tour of the research facility that engineered the so-called doomsday virus, a mutant bird flu that is particularly menacing because it can be passed

it done one of mohammed. had just done a drawing of mohammed at around about dog. and since he has lived on a death threat, people shouting death to him on the streets of pakistan but he came home one night and found a couple of people have firebombed his kitchen. unfortunately, they were rather incompetent fighter-bombers, and in setting his kitchen a light they also happened to set their pants on lead. shuffling across the field with their flaming treasures, eventually it got too hot for them and they've removed their waning treasures and abandoned them in the snow and pranced off across the snow in their dvds. unfortunately making mistake of leaving their drivers licenses and all kinds of other picture id in their smoldering fans. enabling the police to go arrest them. everyone had a very good laugh about it. because like a lot of these fellows they are incompetent. like we would've laughed at the 9/11 guys, had they been arrested on september 10 because they were incompetent. we all would've had a laugh about that. these fellows always jokes until they pull tha

mohammed and millions of syrians are pleading for the world to stop the bloodshed.ill have hope the world will mobilize," he said. "if there is no foreign intervention, there will be no end to this conflict." it is unlikely that turkey or the rest of the world will intervene any time soon. leaving these syrians to ask how much worse is it going to get? david? >> alex, thank you. >>> and tonight in this country, health authorities locked in a furious debate over releasing new information about a deadly strain of the bird flu. researchers say they are ready to report what they discovered how the virus mutates. some experts worn making that information public will put us all at greater risk. abc jeffery kofman with the it discovery from the netherlands. >> reporter: all sides agree that the mutated bird flu virus created by scientists here in rotterdam could kill millions if it gets out. but while international health officials say the best way to protect the public is to release the research, security experts say it's crazy to let these secrets get into the hands of t

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crackdown in the city of homes with hundreds reportedly killed for more on this i'm joined by dr ali mohamed editor in chief of the syria tribune website who joins us from dubai thanks for joining us so a veto has been placed on the resolution what happens next. whether the. nation. that claim that this resolution will not be in preparation for any military action are now required to prove what they claim. their actions were not happy the chinese were not happy about that is a mission they eat or do it and that is something that can solve the problem initiated by the russian government to holes talks between the between the different ideas in syria and i think it is up to the to those nations to prove that they want the welfare for syria and that and they want this year and people to live in prosperity and therefore they have to push for accepting this negotiation. activists in syria claim this is the worst of violence since the anti-government protests started damascus says the killings were carried out by terrorists to influence the un's decision which do you think it is. well it is still

the supporters of mohamed nasheed are treating him as a hero. he was forced from office at gunpoint. >> it was a coup and by any definition it was a coup. >> on the streets, frustration turned to enter the. scuffles have broken out. -- frustration has turned to anger. others have intervened. suddenly, the tension has risen. the clashes spread and the former president was arrested and injured. he said that they were deliberately targeting him and other senior figures but the police in riot gear sealed off much of the city center. in the main hospital, he found one of the former president's closest aides barely conscious. the army said they would kill you? >> yes. >> the new government says that it is the old one that is responsible for the violence, accusing it of mounting an insurgency. the future of democracy is suddenly looking shaky. >> in other news, the sudanese president has launched a new regional authority. it has been set up to oversee a peace agreement for the region which has been in conflict since 2003. the body has been rejected by

she filed a lawsuit against david mohamed. it accuses him of assaulting her twice last may, with once in her car at the san leandro marina and once outside a restaurant. they issued a statement denying the charges and promised full cooperation with the investigation which is being handled by the attorney general's office. mohamed was hired just over a year ago. >>> a developing story in san francisco tonight where a car slammed into a house, and the couple who lives there had to evacuate. johnal stone is live for us in the -- john alston is live for us. >> carolyn, the car is still in the house. police and fire officials investigate and the building inspector is here checking for structural damage. the dodge cruiser went into the corner of the house near the garage. right before 9:30 tonight neighbors said they heard the car come screeching down the hill on balboa at 43rd avenue. the car veered left into the home on the corner right where the electric meter was. pg&e came here, and they turned off all power as well as gas. sus

the supporters of mohamed nasheed are treating him as a hero. he was forced from office at gunpoint. >> it was a coup and by any definition it was a coup. >> on the streets, frustration turned to enter the. scuffles have broken out. -- frustration has turned to anger. others have intervened. suddenly, the tension has risen. the clashes spread and the former president was arrested and injured. he said that they were deliberately targeting him and other senior figures but the police in riot gear sealed off much of the city center. in the main hospital, he found one of the former president's closest aides barely conscious. the army said they would kill you? >> yes. >> the new government says that it is the old one that is responsible for the violence, accusing it of mounting an insurgency. the future of democracy is suddenly looking shaky. >> in other news, the sudanese president has launched a new regional authority. it has been set up to oversee a peace agreement for the region which has been in conflict since 2003. the body has been rejected by

she filed a lawsuit against david mohamed. it accuses him of assaulting her twice last may, with once in her car at the san leandro marina and once outside a restaurant. they issued a statement denying the charges and promised full cooperation with the investigation which is being handled by the attorney general's office. mohamed was hired just over a year ago. >>> a developing story in san francisco tonight where a car slammed into a house, and the couple who lives there had to evacuate. johnal stone is live for us in the -- john alston is live for us. >> carolyn, the car is still in the house. police and fire officials investigate and the building inspector is here checking for structural damage. the dodge cruiser went into the corner of the house near the garage. right before 9:30 tonight neighbors said they heard the car come screeching down the hill on balboa at 43rd avenue. the car veered left into the home on the corner right where the electric meter was. pg&e came here, and they turned off all power as well as gas. sus

what did they do when they did the whole mohamed thing? they pulled it and were silent.least these guys were saying how it is. >> or they are saying, what would comedy central do? >> and roland emerick is right not to risk his life for 2012 because it was a terrible, terrible film. if it was a good film, i can see it happening. but i don't know. i guess i don't give the bbc any credit. they have never said this before. they denied this. >> that would be fine. you make a movie like "american beauty" who are not white people in the suburbs and people talk about how are you courageous and brave. you are cow ray jus and brave if you pick a fight with a muslim. your nay -- your neighbors will not come over and shoot you in the face. >> very true. >> from coward to commanders, he is talking trash. he is using a car that shuns gas. it is perhaps the first brag ever involving a chef revolt. the president said he will buy the hybrid car after his second term in office. here is obama speaking to a crowd of united autoworkers activists. is there any other kind? >> i have to get ins

he's mohamed el-erian, c.e.o. of pimco, the world's largest bond fund. >> susie: thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you, susie. >> susie: so everyone was really surprised by this amazing jobs report but it sounds like you're saying we still need to look behind the good news of that headline, right? >> yes, first and foremost we should welcome the numbers. they're strong numbers and wonderful we created 243,000 jobs and the unemployment rate has gone to 8.3% but there's also compositional issues for us to main maintain the space of improvement we have long-term unemployed and 5.5 million is a lot of people and youth unemployment. so a battle has been won but the war against the unemployment crisis continues. >> susie: and we know that there are still a lot of concerns about the economy as we heard in darrin's report. this week, for example, we had encourage reports on the economy whether you talk factories being busier or auto sales up. is it fair to say the worse is over for the u.s. economy? >> what i think

coerce, mohammed as -- of course mohammed as i mentioned earlier. zandesky is here as well. all of the arts organizations, whoer going to spend hours not only in the mornings, but in the evenings activating our market street. one of the things i did when i had our campaign office here, we did pop-up art. we did these things that occurred in the evening. i would like this place to be not only safe -- to be so safe that evening activities would be a freight welcome. i want to thank our chief. he has been a great partner. i want to thank our academy for training our ambassadors. now without adieu, we are going to start walking down our great corridor, introducing all of our wonderful ambassadors to the existing, new businesses, and forthcoming businesses that they need to know by first name . thank you very much. >> i think a lot of times we look a community and we say, there is this one and this one, and we all have our own agenda, when our agenda is to create great work. if you're interested in that, you are part of our community. >> it is a pleasure to have you here tonight.

one of the -- one of the interviews that i did was with the family of khalid sheikh mohammed and -- even though it was at a lawyer's office and it was absolutely perfectly civilized i couldn't help but sort of wonder especially since it was on the same day as the marriott bombing -- >> host: in karachi -- >> guest: well, the marriott was being bombed islamabad but i was meeting them at their office but it reminded me that they were associated with some very, very dangerous people. >> host: and where were you staying in karachi? >> guest: i stayed at different places in karachi, different hotels. i used to stay at the sheraton, but the last couple of years i've tried to stay in smaller pakistani hotels that wouldn't be so much of a target, just, you know, very small sort of guest house type of hotels. >> host: because these big hotels have been attacked in karachi and islamabad. another aspect of this war on terror that you've been discussing involves a lot of murky doings and dealings with some of the leaders in the muslim world. you mentioned president general musharraf, then president

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universidad de san josé, se evaluará darle preferncia a jóvenes del condado de santa clara, esperan a mohamedra de estados unidos . >> una medida de la agencia del medio de transporte quieren subier los precios, un incremento de 5 centavos por viajes, basados en la inflacion. >> el sindicato de trabajadores del miuny, rechazaron acuerdos, ya que no se hizo acabo una audiencia. >> la revista time, sacó una foto de un latinos, que dice yo decido, por la importancia del voto latino. >> los salvadoreños deben inscribirse, ya que el plazo vence el 7 de marzo, hoy estuvieron en san francisco y mañana en san josé josé:yo soy parte de la unión salvadoreña. >> fatima llegó con una clara misión. >> somos hijos de inmigrantes salvadoreños. >> venimos a repartir volantes para que renueven su tps. >> hacemos lo que más podemos para apoyar a esta gente. >> y falta poco para febrero. >> venimos a llenar el tps, hoy atendían gratis para ayudar a inscribirse. >> mañana en san josé, lunes a domingo . >> gracias a dios todavía estamos trabajado . >> la necesidad del tps es grande, por que podemos trabajar aquí

at mohammed chowdhury flat there was a cache evidence. a handwritten list, and on the list were the names and addresses of the mayor of london and two rabbis. as low as the words american embassy and the initials lxe, which it says stood for the london stock exchange. and on a computer he downloaded this extremist website where he had been researching how to make a pipe bomb. the website is linked to this radical extremist anwar al- awlaki. now dead, then a key al-qaeda figure. regarded as the men's inspiration, he called on western muslims to attack their home countries. although some of the men had heeded the message and chosen the target, they never actually made a bomb. but they were intent on bringing terror and fear back to the u.k. june kelly, bbc news. >> time to look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. mitt romney has won the latest contest in florida to choose the republican party that a candidate for the presidential election in november. he polled 47% of the votes cast, easily beating his main

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a man dressed as the zombie prophet mohammed. it was a halloween costume. that he was attacked by another man, a muslim, who was offended by the costume. it was all caught on tape. this is the tape. kind of tough to tell what's going on. the man who allegedly assaulted the guy in the parade was originally charged with harassment. the judge though ultimately dismissed the case and then that judge went on to say this according to the defendant's own recording of the trial. listen. >> i think our forefathers intended that we use the first amendment so that we can speak what's on our mind not to piss off other people's and cultures, which is what you did. i think you misinterpreted a couple of things, so before you start mocking somebody else's religion you might want to find out a little bit more. >> the judge, mark martin, joins us now. it's nice to have you, sir. thank you for being with us. he's a pennsylvania district judge. you talked about the first amendment right. ultimately it wasn't intended to be able to piss off other people from other cultures. cl

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and i bear witness mohammed is the messenger of god. >> i don't like saying it. it isn't in my heart. >> he went to the school and asked why his christian son was beaten because he failed to resite the prayers. >> teacher's beatens took a toll. he started to experience grand maul seizures and now takes medicines. he now goes to another school and suffers less attacks. >> christ said you will suffer for me. it is okay to suffer for christ. we should be happy, the lord is with me. >> hussan will continue to tell >> several hundred mourners gathered near the sea of galilee to say good-bye to one of israel's christian pioneers. >> reporter: crowell chose to be buried in israel. he committed most of his life to fulfill that time. crowell came to israel with three goals, to be a christian witness, provide work and -->> third was to bless the nation of israel. >> crowell established a number of companies, he developed a device that take the gospel to countries in their own language. >> he is bringing the love to the help of the people. a tremendous vision, nobody though

reaction is because you see if anybody makes fun of mohammed and has like a character of mohammed muslimscrazy, right. >> they try to kill each other. >> people saying we in america should have heightened sensitivity and why pick on rick santorum? santorum made his catholicism such a large part of his campaign and religion i think it is out there toe be skewered. i'm an american, you know what? it is healthy? part of who we are. jenna: final response, andrea. >> it is not satire. it is sick disgusting piece. i don't find it comical at all. he will not apologize as he said they don't see anything wrong with going after christianity, going after christianity and in the world is last form of discrimination. if they did this about the muslim religion and tried to do a cartoon in denmark people's lives were at stake. there were death threats. there is absolutely a double-standard when it comes to christianity and other religions. jenna: leave it there. viewers can check it out and check it out for themselves. andrea, see you at 5:00 and juan, always look forward to having you. >> love being wi

abc's mohammed leila, it was a "sign of the times." >> reporter: we primp them. and we pamper them.oing where no one, two-legged or four, has gone before. say hello to dogtv, the latest in our gazillion channel universe. >> that sounds great. it really does. >> reporter: i smile when i say it. what's the deal with dogtv? >> people's reaction when they hear about it, they go, oh, you're kidding. >> reporter: bark if you want. but dog gone it, there is a science behind it all. victoria stillwell is part of the team behind the channel. >> they see colors more muted. the dog's not going to see the green trees. they're going to see gray trees. dogtv has colored the trees so the dogs can really see them. >> reporter: it sounds a bit silly. the thing is, we already know dogs watch tv. in fact, there's over 5,000 videos on youtube voted to it. including, for some reason, dogs watching "law & order." so, why not just cave in and give canines their own channel? >> most of our dogs are working breeds. we have a nation of unemployed dogs here, doing nothing, except sleeping on the couch all day