every time we get into prohibitions, different n.c.s over the years, not just restaurants, not just liquor establishments or bars, but no more financial entities such as west portal had at one time because it was too much of a concentration which sounds a little silly to some people but that was true out there. what has happened since formula retail, although, unfortunately, in my opinion, banks are not included in that, has been a control that was not available to the city before. in my opinion, it has worked pretty well. nothing's perfect. i'm not going to oppose your legislation but i will raise my concerns about this type of land use planning, that very, very specifically targets a particular type of business and, in my opinion, a particular business, because that's what precipitated it. i hope there's no question about that. i do not personally think that's good land use planning. maybe conditional use for formula retail isn't the best. it's what we have. 0rxr'k it works reasonably well. m at least in the future to consider that

i'm valentine grigori of ranger the national park service from charlotte n.c. to deregister yes yes did you get instructions before you came here yes. which way you going we're going to climb the rock spend the night and climb up click night the next day the place to make campfires where you know it's a poster it's dangerous to do it now yes yes we got it. well have a nice trip thank you. halfway to a click noise crest the tourists are treated to an unpleasant surprise. all of a sudden the weather has changed terentia rainwater is the trail out in a matter of minutes. alexander guitar of the man in charge of the group of rock climbers to science to lead them to stone river. things may get difficult because of the rain but it's easier this way. every serious is supposed to get their feet wet in stone river. so-called stern rivers are scattered across to go nine national park they are in fact a mass of the groks covered with liken it to geologists a long time to understand when and how such rivers of stone came about they eventually came to the conclusion that th

when i was in n.c. separate helicopters i was required to train my air crew in using this new picked up the ball which we were given. if we ever had to release it. true a helicopter we could not escape before it doesn't exist and so it was a suicide mission i asked a few questions i was be assured that we probably would never really have to use it it shocked me but i was ambitious no one else was complaining and we were told that this is the only way that britain could keep independence i realize that. only later many years later that. as was completely untrue. as a new convert against nuclear weapons i was looked upon with great score by the. peace movement in britain i tried to explain that i was not a psychopath my friends when i cited words we were professional military men. who thought very deeply about what we did. but i did agree with them the nuclear weapon aspect was an aberration. but they think. i'm playing finger on the phone he had a conscience to do something about these and i can't imagin

secretary of state hillary clinton russ to reassure asia need is this week that the n.c. would be settled on time but investment says china done at the last conference saying we can't afford bad relations with china see beijing holds the cards you know we're dancing to the tune and they play the real problem for china is that there's no way that america can pay back the money that the chinese have already blown just politically just not going to happen is specially when interest rates rise i'm surprised they can be chinese so long to figure out that they've been throwing a lot of good money after bad i don't think we're going to default i think we're going to inflate which is just as bad but you know we're going to raise the debt ceiling the problem is the debt not the ceiling the sooner the chinese start stop enabling on this phony economy that we have the sooner we as americans can begin to repair the damage and what's going to happen is for the dollar collapses americans are going to see a big reduction in our standards of living because we're not going to able to cons

don't know deja vu for angry gyptian says they returned to tahrir square the plenty the n.c. the interim leaders who say stole the revolution what authorities ordered a suspension of police officers accused of killing protesters during fin putup right six. stories in ten minutes time an update now though for the world of sport with you jim. good to have you with us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including all. nice sage defending champions presume must wait until the final day to try and progress from the comp america group stages following their strongest part of life. on the streets or it is part of game or andre agassi. ninety's great unreality see is serves off a place among the legends of tennis. two decades later the last team to win the u.s.s.r. football championship c.s.k. a moscow recruit to commemorate the victory. it's been a day of pit crew mishaps by the major contenders for the formula one thrown good coverage of red bull on mcclaren both committing costly errors and leaving for a month fernando alonso to reap the rewards remain cham

spain some sun choose who trailed by its when he won seconds to come in second and was third fosters to n.c. five seconds further back local hopeful thomas voeckler retains the jersey after finishing with a palette on some these fifteen stage will be a one hundred and ninety five kilometer run from lee moved here likely to end in a sprint finish. now missed him a trainer and kerri walsh have won the moscow leg of the world beach volleyball to the reigning olympic champions upsetting the current world number one pairing brazil's larissa and juliana which is up over at reports. the last go round of the world beach volleyball chaw has become a regular fixture of the russian capital summer sporting calendar however once for competition reaches its business end a lack of russians battling it out for medals has unfortunately become an all too familiar occurrence this year was to prove no exception and time is running out with the london olympics to get underway in just a year's time however the reigning olympic champions misty maine kerry walsh are optimistic that russia could start to improve so

cities around europe and so maybe that's the reason why we're seeing this carried out in of course the n.c. immigration critics of the immigration critics really coming out in force saying you know europe maybe is encourage some of this the ideas of multiculturalism not really working bringing extremists to european streets. i mean that's something i can't speak about because i know something about is not. totally agree i think that in many ways we invited this problem because it hand in hand with mass unlimited immigration enterprises like britain and also in into places like. freedom in norway not quite close asked but. a large amount of immigration we've actually also had this policy of multiculturalism and i'd like to draw a distinction if i can between what are called private multiculturalism and public multiculturalism private money of younger people who are their religious and cultural customs in private that's for i don't have a problem there and i think you know i went to a hindu waiting recently and i really enjoyed it and i really made me work my lovely time problem that we've g

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i am from winston-salem, n.c. one thing we are grappling with is social media. it impacts ethical obligation that we have, client confidentiality issues. i figure if we are grappling with those issues that it is probably more acute in the court system. i was wondering how the supreme court has dealt with this phenomenon. i have this image of one of your clerks tweeting about what is going on. is the daughter of a justice by justice basis? do you have certain policies enacted on that area? -- it is its enacted by justice by justice? >> i sit down with each of the clerks and go through a number of things they need to be aware of. i tell them that they should obviously not be tweeting about what they are doing. a lot of it is inadvertently. we are working very hard on an opinion this week, getting ready, and discerning people can look at what they are saying and put two and two together and figure out what their boss is doing. even unintentionally, they can sometimes reveal confidences and that is very dangerous. it my advice is to put that all on hold. i appreciat

host: back to the phones and the public's discussion, asheville, n.c., george -- joyce.ler: we do not have any say in what congress says it through our president except through voting. i call them all the time and make my voice heard. sometimes they are not nice to me. i think that the biggest problem in this country are the illegals that come in here to of our country and a protest. the taxes of this country are taking care of them. they will hit the streets in georgia this time. arizona and other states. host: you said you had had contact? caller: just about my complaints with social security and medicare. host: their response to you? caller: they just listen to me sometimes. sometimes they say thank you for calling. host: you have spoke to them on the phone? caller: i was complaining more about illegals, i think that is the biggest problem of the nation. host: i am going to let you go now. we have this biggest -- we have this twitter message. host: auburn they'll, florida, you are on washington journal. caller: they never listen to us at all. this is all about them. w

greg, charlotte, n.c., what do you think about the phone hacking scandal?aller: clearly our department should be starting aggressive investigations into news corp. in our country. this is a direct result of media corporations -- consolidations here. host: charlotte is hosting the democratic convention. our next call comes from tampa, where they are hosting the democratic -- republican convention in 2012. caller: this is one of the most important issues to come along in a while. in general i hope you go into this in some death -- some that. the news media is supposed to be the fourth estate. there are so many media outlets. now you have people across the board telling everyone their opinion. [unintelligible] getting more money for advertisements. it has become a money game. thank god for c-span. you do reporting. you do not bring your opinions to the show. i do not know why more people do not watch c-span than ever before. host of this with the message -- -- host: this twitter message -- host: run, republican, pontiac, ill.. caller: i do not know if you are

from asheville, n.c. caller: why are the banks not accountable when they sell mortgage lines to the consumer for the adjustable rate and future payments are not disclosed to the consumer so that they even know how to buy a mortgage? guest: that is one of the many contributions to the crash which is the mortgage industry. previous studies have found that 20% of borrowers said the payments that they ended up paying on their mortgage were different than what they expected. the documents are complicated, and some of the exotic mortgages that were popular a few years ago really confused some consumers. that is why we go back to the advice of the do not sign if you are not sure. you can always come back tomorrow. if you cannot, that is a red flag. being focused on those issues before you make the biggest financial commitment of your life is a good idea. certainly these kids have not yet signed a mortgage, but if they hear those types of stories they will walk away with fear of the system. host: 1 senator from h

it would not only create jobs -- host: burlington, n.c., on airline for republicans.r: good morning. i'm a registered republican. i have been a democrat and an independent and now online -- and now i'm i'm a registered republican because i have been dissatisfied with everyone involved. guest: it sounds like it. caller: this is my personal opinion -- we need to get back to a total capitalistic economy. we need to quit picking winners and losers. we need to cut out all the subsidies. let the companies led by their bottom line. this is a republican speaking, sir. there has got to be spending cuts. there has got to the caps on spending and there has got to be a balanced budget amendment because there is no discipline in washington. if you have a cut off line like that have in my home, we will have to live within our means. guest: are you on medicare? caller: no, i am not, i am working individual. >guest: will you be on medicare? caller: eventually. guest: if you go to the paul ryan plan, you would pay $6,000 more out of pocket. caller: i understand that but when you have

it would not only create jobs -- host: burlington, n.c., on airline for republicans. caller: good morning. i'm a registered republican. i have been a democrat and an independent and now online -- and now i'm i'm a registered republican because i have been dissatisfied with everyone involved. guest: it sounds like it. caller: this is my personal opinion -- we need to get back to a total capitalistic economy. we need to quit picking winners and losers. we need to cut out all the subsidies. let the companies led by their bottom line. this is a republican speaking, sir. there has got to be spending cuts. there has got to the caps on spending and there has got to be a balanced budget amendment because there is no discipline in washington. if you have a cut off line like that have in my home, we will have to live within our means. guest: are you on medicare? caller: no, i am not, i am working individual. >guest: will you be on medicare? caller: eventually. guest: if you go to the paul ryan plan, you would pay $6,000 more out of pocket. caller: i understand that but when you

host: back to the phones and the public's discussion, asheville, n.c., george -- joyce. caller: we do not have any say in what congress says it through our president except through voting. i call them all the time and make my voice heard. sometimes they are not nice to me. i think that the biggest problem in this country are the illegals that come in here to of our country and a protest. the taxes of this country are taking care of them. they will hit the streets in georgia this time. arizona and other states. host: you said you had had contact? caller: just about my complaints with social security and medicare. host: their response to you? caller: they just listen to me sometimes. sometimes they say thank you for calling. host: you have spoke to them on the phone? caller: i was complaining more about illegals, i think that is the biggest problem of the nation. host: i am going t let you go now. we have this biggest -- we have this twitter message. host: auburn they'll, florida, you are on washington journal. caller: they never listen to us at all. this is all about them