supervisor chu: just a couple of questions, perhaps to nadia. with respect to the cop's being exposed, you break out the necessity for commercial paper, being able to take out what we anticipate from the commercial paper program. there is another line item for interest. could you explain the difference between the commercial paper program and interest related to that? what is that intended to carry us through? >> the numbers show that we used commercial paper, once the board approves this through 2012. as a result, we would use up to $15 million or more to fund the project. in that case, because we are drawing down on commercial paper, it is the accrued interest on that commercial paper that is included in the $1.1 million, which represents accrued interest. supervisor chu: so commercial paper will be used during the planning phase? you can use that fund for planning, construction work? >> all of that. we are showing up to $23.9 million. the accrued interest associated with that would be $1 million. the way the program works is we would roll ove

our youth department coordinator, nadia, peter -- who am i missing? with all the work, we have been able to make this a successful program. the program could not have been this successful, had it not been for the other members and the audience right now, the parents, caregivers, the adult allies, the friends, the cousin, and we also want to say thank you for supporting our warriors in making this monumental time in their lives. it is an honor for me to be able to be here to express my appreciation for the accomplishments that every one of these warriors has achieved. starting from helping pc y f -- dcyf informing our decisions, to helping us have a transparent and community-based project in the mission, to helping us advise the white house on what young people need in our country. i am sure each and everyone of you would agree it is such an inspiration to be in this room, in this space, with all of you, future leaders, and i definitely hope to see you one day in my position so that you can honor the next group of leaders. so i want to personally say c

>> jimmy: who, nadia? jimmy: what was it? it was a fireman hang-out party. >> it was a fireman hangout party, yeah. >> jimmy: that's a pretty fun party. you guys should have them. if you're at home have a fireman hangout party. invite a bunch of firemen over to the house, you just call 911, "there's a fire in my apartment." [ laughter ] when they get there, you do shots of tequila. it's really fun. you're a new yorker. you were born in brooklyn, right? >> yeah. yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: do you go back there much? do you live there now, or do you go back there and visit? >> yeah, i visit my cousins, my aunts and uncles. >> jimmy: i was born in brooklyn, but i was moved. >> you were moved? you didn't want to go. >> jimmy: no. i was i was 1-year -- i was 1-year-old. >> you were holding on to that one tree. >> jimmy: yeah, i was holding with my binky, going, "i don't want to leave!" yeah, but i went upstate. but, i'm a new yorker, too. but, god i love brooklyn. so many fun cool things. >> yeah, it's a good pl

here now our editorial producer, nadia bilchik. we had this conversation in our morning passport.ay have been chosen because of who was running it. >> the labor party is the ruling party in a coalition government. so we have a coalition government of the socialist left party and the center party. but the majority is labor. and actually utoya island is owned by the leaf league. do we have anything like this in the united states, well, the boys and girls club of america and the girl and boy scouts, but they're nonpartisan. but this is partisan, this is where they train youth from as young as 13 obviously with the philosophy, and clearly that became a target. but as young as 13. and it's also interesting to note, in norway, there is compulsory military service for young men after school. and it's between 6 and 12 months, not women, but men, and south africa used to be like that. when i grew up in south africa, there was compulsory military service. but here in norway, compulsory -- so one assumes that's the way he learned the gunman, the alleged gunman, became such a proficient shoot

i care for my three grandchildren, nadia, hector and ramone. they need to be to school by 7:45 so they wake when i wake. after i bathe, i make breakfast at 5:25. out the door, sit down to eat at 5:50, out the door by 6:10. then we walk 20 minutes to the bus stop. i used to take the 73 before they changed the route last year. the 73 used to go directly to my job. it would drop me off a block and a half away and take me maybe 45 minutes. that bus used to be my lifeline. not only could i take it to work but i could take it to the hospital for my physical therapy appointments, to go food shopping on the weekends and even for my classes at night. but not anymore. now, i catch the 52 in the morning. it's supposed to come at 6:40. if it's on time, i make it to holden market by 7:30. then catch the 83 at 7:55 which i make it to 7th and prince by 8:30, that gives me just enough time to walk the 10 blocks and be to the luna deluxe by 9:00. but if any of these buses are late, i'm in trouble. because if i miss the 83 at 7:55, the next bus doesn't come unti

my name is nadia, and i work for the san francisco human rights commission.the commission investigates cases of discrimination based on a number of categories, one of which is national origin, whether that is discrimination in housing, public accommodation, that means any business establishment you go to, or employment. we interpret, especially in instances of housing-based discrimination, that immigration status is part of national origin discrimination. we just want to let the forum know about this, and my colleague been talking about the sanctuary city. in addition, on tuesday, november 17 of this month, we are going to be having a forum on issues affecting -- immigration issues affecting l.g.t. immigrants and same-sex bye national couples not being toge.

nadia assures me this is an economic story but has to do with love hotels that offer hourly rates. >>as hoe fells that rent themselves out by the hour. let's first go to brussels this belgium. here we have the hotel triviso. this is a trendy area of brussels. they over room service and discretion. >> and discretion. >> the owner of the hotel says her busiest times are lunch and between 5:00 and 7:00 in the evening. >> they are catering to their lunch breaks. are they catering to a boyfri d boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife? >> it's a don't ask, don't tell policy. >> think about manhattan and how many people live in tight quarters. maybe going to the hotel is quite necessary. the owner says he's made it as romantic as possible. on the fourth of the july from the ceiling you can see the fireworks. rates for about two hourses are $60 and for three years, $70 an an extra $15 if you want an interlewd room. >> what are we talking about? >> you get a world polo jacuzzi for an extra $15. >> how are the cleaning staff. >> because of the high turnover they don't take reservations. >> it's a wa

nadia bilchik. we will see nadia later this morning. >>> coming up, a story i want you to see.cial guests going to be in studio with me this morning. they served on the frontlines and they have a special place in history, but i'll bet you you have never heard of them. we are coming up on the bottom of the hour on this cnn saturday morning. >>> we are at the bottom of the hour on this cnn saturday morning. welcome back. so glad you could be here. i'm t.j. holmes. we have a special guest in the studio here with us coming up. >>> let's go to the big story. we have less than three days to raise the nation's debt ceiling or we have a problem. the house and senate are both in session this afternoon. they are planning debates and votes on a democratic proposal from senate majority leader harry reid. >> the bill has passed. without objection, the bill to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> that is the gavel falling on boehner's plan. it passed by one vote after john boehner made changes to attract more republican support. >> a lot of people can never say yes. this house has acted. it

nadia, thank you.ar. >> and reading ernest hemingway. >>. >>> you can call this a reversal of the food chain. i had to read this one twice the a banana is on the loose in ohio after attacking a gorilla. i'll explain next. >>> first, weekends are a great time to catch a movie, right? when enough of us buy tickets a few actors and actresses get paid. forbes has released the list of highest paid actresses. who son the list? julia roberts ranks fifth earning $20 million between may of 2010 and 2011. most recent released "larry crown" hasn't helped her much though getting off to a slow start at the pox box office. and rest witherspoon with $28 million. she is tied with jennifer aniston who made $28 million. there is another tie at the top of the list. i'll show you which actresses got paid the most. it may surprise you, right after this. oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a di

jo now bring in nadia bilchik for our passport.ng in monaco, grace kelly's son getting married, but his bride almost bailed is what you're telling me? >> well, we do know that she didn't, because they had the civil ceremony yesterday. in just a few hours time. imagine right now what's going on, she's getting ready in we think her giorgio armani gown in this religious wedding about to take place and there is so much relief that this is happening. both because as you said, there was rumor that she bailed. but did she really or did she just go to paris to buy shoes? >> isn't that a convenient excuse, you women use that excuse. >> exactly. people in the royal household in monaco are saying she went to paris to buy shoes. the other concern that this lovely lady, charlene wittstock, her serene highness, maybe bolted because she heard that prince albert may, and this is all alleged, had a third illegitimate child. we know she has two. >> she was well aware. >> well aware of the two. rumor has it there may be a third. he's been a busy prin

. >>> and on our passport, nadia, this next story could have been scripted right out of a spielberg movie billion and $22 billion of treasure has been found in the vaults. have a look at the beautiful gold artifacts, coins, 22-karat gold. >> india imports about 60 tons of gold a year for domestic use. so here, under this kerala temple, is this unbelievable treasure. billions of dollars of treasure. you asked me how it was found. it's a very fascinating story because there was a lawyer who was living on the temple grounds in the housing and he stopped paying rent. he said i'm no longer go to pay rent. because i only pay rent to the gods or the king and the king died in the 1990s. so he then sued the state and because of his litigation, it resulted in them opening these vaults. several vaults, there are around six or seven vaults and uncovering these vast amounts of treasure. now what's interesting is who gets to keep it. >> exactly. susan. who gets to keep it is it kerala state? is it going to go to the people or the royal family? or does it belong to the country as a whole? every treasure

nadia here for our morning passport. the u.s. we're going to be cheering in a major way but the rest of the world has another sentimental favorite, our opponent. >> of course, japan. look what the japanese team have been through. and we're going to get to them in a moment. let's look at what took the u.s. first of all, the u.s. starts off and they beat brazil. did you watch the brazil/u.s. game? was that not amazing? at that moment, there they are, brazil is winning and all of a sudden, abby woman back scores a goal and then it's tied and it's equal. and the u.s. wins the penalty shoot-out. you were screaming at that point, were you not? >> we were minutes away of being out of the world cup. we almost turned the tv off because it was almost hopeless. >> the u.s. won in 1991, they won in 1999. they will make history if they win tomorrow. and, of course, watching hope solo, do you know that there was a german fan who has actually proposed to her? because let's face it, there's something very sexy about those female soccer stars. >>

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nadia bilchik joins me for our morning passport. how many royal weddings can they have?ause it is between a world renowned ekwast jan. >> that's always good. >> and a rugby player. that's quite a good match. zara phillips who is princess anne, the princess royal's daughter, queen elizabeth ii's daughter, it is william's first cousin gets married today. >> there we go. >> zara phillips. zara means bright as dawn in greek, we're talking about names. here is zara, loved in england because she is a very, very accomplished show jumper, accomplished equestrian and apparently quite a remarkable woman and philanthropist but the daughter of princess anne. >> how old is she? >> 30. >> but being the daughter of a daughter, doesn't give you much leverage when it comes to becoming the king or queen. interestingly enough, when zara was born, zara and peter to princess anne, the queen said what tight wool you like to bestow on my children? she said none. she is miss zara phillips and her brother mr. peter phillips, her mother, princess anne, said why give them a title when they're so f

. >> reporter: as far personal life, nadia says her kids are it. >> she has avoided relationships for plans of dating any time soon. doesn't sound like she has time to do that, anyway. on a more serious note, a new exhibit is set to open next week at the museum. it focuses on the dangers sometimes faced by investigative journalists. this display includes the bombed-out car of don bolles, the reporter killed in '76 for his stories about organized crime. and there is a display about chauncey bailey, an editor at the "oakland post" gunned down near the newspapers building for investigating possible criminal activity at a bakery in oakland. >> that's it for news4 at 5:00. >>> it's the end of an era, but the last space shuttle launch from kennedy space center almost didn't happen. >> d.c. was once a city with the toughest handgun laws in the country. now there's a proposal to make the city a gun dealer. >>> after an unpleasant jobs report on the unemployment rate up for the third straight month, it appears america still has a long way to go before the economy gets back on track. >> we begi

nadia bilchik is joining me this morning on our passport. great to see you. media cannot get enough of the royal couple. >> they cannot get enough. they are so beautiful. think about everything she wears is documented. from her hats to her dresses to even what she wore getting off the plane, that gray dress, beautifully done, very slim like, very simple. she's got simple, clean kind of tastes. it was fascinating. if you think they're in l.a. to promote british and their foundation, they have done so well for british business already. yesterday, i spoke to vivienne sheriff and she is one of the hat designers, the hat designer for women, to kate middleton and here's what she had to say about what kate middleton has already done for her hat business. >> we are in the middle of the countryside on converted farm buildings in the middle of nowhere and our business has just turned itself around. i mean we were incredibly busy before, but we are so busy now. it's hilarious. we have people coming to us from all over the world. they come to this corner of will shire to

now two years later, nadia and her eight toddlers join us live in our studio tomorrow on "today." >>>tars on the toyota summer concert series. >>> good morning to you. 8:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon san francisco police arrested at least one suspect in the theft of a picasso drawing and will hold a press conference in about an hour. this surveillance video was shot by a security camera outside lefty o'doul's showing a man with what looks to be a picasso. it disappeared from the weinstein gallery on tuesday. another breaking story this morning. casey anthony will be released from jail next wednesday. earlier today, a judge snnsd the florida woman once suspected of killing her 2-year-old daughter to four years for lying to police. inlycutt served ingowg dttn that sentence. >>> we're going to have a look at the morning commute right d after this. >>> welcome back. 8:58 now. still following a traffic nightmare for commuters trying to get out of the city this morning. we have a serious crash where we actually saw a big rig lose its load. that was a double wide trailer. as a result

earlier i spoke to nadia billcheck and she talked about why people do it. >> it dates back hundreds andme there was no transportation for bulls. how were they going to get them from the markets to the arenas? they had o literally goad them through. what people realized is that through fear and excitement, the bulls would run faster. it became a sport for people. originally it was only men and it was very macho. you asked me earlier, do women do it? more and more women are doing it to get that absolute adrenaline. and noticing their wearing white and red. the festival is this in tribute to the saint and also the red was supposed to be his martyrdom. but bulls are colorblind. >> no need to wear the white and red but it's part of the tradition there? >> exactly. you're watching not only the bulls. what happens is 8:00 every single morning of this festival, the gun goes off and the people start running and a few seconds later, they let six bulls out. and then six steers. and the steers are the castrated bulls who are going to be less aggressive than the real bulls. but you don't want to say

>> thank you. >> she pointed out -- when i was in egypt, i visited with nadia ghlay, my co-author, and we visited the egyptian museum. she pointed out that none of the guides, curators, and professional staff in the museum were of coptic origin. this was -- she was deeply disturbed by this. to her it indicated that the very custodians of a heritage that was hers that she could claim, cops trace their history back to the time for thousands of years of egypt, they were cut off from being the custodian of their own heritage. it was an affront to her that cops were not allowed to represent some of the history of the country. >> that's very interesting that this notion of the cops having been there for so long. it being their history. how does that play out in the relations between egypts and cops? is it between muslim and cops? is this something that occurred in the rhetoric that's directed against cops in any way? does it complicate the rhetoric or the relationship? >> i would defer to, perhaps, mr. maher. >> well, i think -- when i was a child at school, we never been talk about the copt

. >> nadia, thank you.ee you throughout the morning. >>> coming up at the bottom of the hour. this back and forth in washington d.c. we see it a lot in washington. it is hard to surprise you about what happens in d.c., yesterday will surprise you. john boehner likening the white house to the bowl of jell-o. the president saying he could not get a call back from the house speaker. we are hearing from both sides. today is another extraordinary day in d.c. a meeting coming up in a few hours. stay with us. rapid wrinkle repair.® its retinol formula smoothes wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior

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. >> nadia, thank you. >>> we are about at the bottom of the hour now.ve a plan to carve out a 51st state out of southern california. >> i'm talking about a secession plan from the state of california. sometimes you have to do outrageous things. >> the idea is actually being taken seriously by some people. we are looking at the plan to give us our 51st state. that is next on this cnn saturday morning. a lot of people think fiber can do one thing and one thing only, and those people are what i like to call wrong. take metamucil. sure it helps you keep regular, but it doesn't stop there. metamucil is the only leading fiber supplement with psyllium, which gels to help remove waste and reduce cholesterol. it can multi-multitask. it's so 2012. look at it! it's doing over a million different things right now. metamucil. ask more of your fiber. sure, but let me get a little information first. for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's i

. >> reynolds, nadia, appreciate it. >> it will be interesting to see who the force will be with in the 2:45 eastern time. we appreciate your expertise. we're getting close to the top of the hour. the unemployment rate went up last month. one option may no longer be there for some job seekers. that is the military. we'll explain why, next, stay with us on this cnn sunday morning. >>> we're seven minutes from the top of the hour here on this cnn sunday morning. >>> the unemployment rate for troops who have served since 9/11 is more than 13%. the national average is at 9.2%. a cnn pentagon correspondent chris lawrence reports those former troops may not be able to count on re-enlisting as an option. it's also tough for anyone looking to join up for the first time. >> yes, t.j., the job mark set horrible right now. anyone who thought that just enlisting in the military was going to be their quick fix to get out of that, they've got another thing coming. >> remember when it wasn't so hard to get a job? or join the army? >> it didn't used to be. i really didn't think i'd have to search as ha

s office was a case against the two men arrested, that would mean 31 year-old nadia body ramirez will be exonerated. police arrested him back in may calling him the primary aggressor in the bryan stow beating. he has been in jail on an unrelated parole violation. >> 732 a m. our police have released this surveillance video so that we can see the shooting where a man was shot at the civic center guards stationed in san francisco. that circle there is a knife. that is the knife that came towards the officer and ricocheted off of a bart train to the platform where it came to rest and then, the officer fired his gun. charles hill was killed in the shooting. bar police chiefs said the officer who drew his gun ordered held and dropped his knife and that he felt threatened in some way. now, let's take a close-up of the knife that officers say was thrown at them. it is an 8 in. knife with a 4 in. away. police are unsure if the second and later was used at the time of the shooting, but it was found on the bart's platform. prepare >> a major freeway closure, the overnight shut down on a stretch

according to "in touch" magazine, nadia souleiman say hr babies disgust her and these are the babies>>> actor tobey maguire denies any wrong doing with a high stakes poker ring. the guy who ran it is convicted of running a ponzi scheme and now a lawsuit to try to get some of the victims' money back. >>> los angeles police recruiting celebrity volunteers are asking stars with lots of twitterer followers to spread the word part of a local freeway will be closed this month. william shatner has agreed to help and got a plug-in for his new project l.a. friends. 405 will close on july 16 and 17. stay at home preparing for the captains on 7/21. >>> ashton kutcher stepped of, kind of, after warning of the twitter i would like a free pass on the spotlight ticket. it was yellow! >> wimbledon men's semifinals are today. our zain verjee has been digging into players' superstitions. what do you think? see the rabbit feet or the horseshoes out there on the court? >> reporter: i'm following the really important stuff today. this is a big one. okay? wimbledon men's semifinals. let's go to andy murra

together with nadia ghlay to vindicate the claims that these laymen. we spoke to over 50 women.lies. we sat with terrorist priests who regularly witnessed this event congregation and who has painstakingly compiled binders say feet in height of evidence documenting each tragic story. we reviewed legal documents filed by courageous human rights lawyers who are working to restore the original christian identity to these men and amateur and teen shelters where women were returning for a life of alleged abuse and in some cases forced prostitution were sequestered. mr. chairman, under regular human rights in burma human rights victims dances, such reporting a lemonades to use of the word allocation. i'm just wondering why the word allocation exists now that we have been able to document such report. let me talk about our specific findings. first, we can substantiate the christian women are in fact lured in to marriages musclemen and subsequently converted to islam. these marriages often take place under duress and frequently included faction, physical abuse, rape. victims remain reluc