he speaks at an event hosted by the naples council in naples, florida. this is just over an hour. >> if you pick the newspaper, most newspapers, you'll find a story about war. these days there's probably iraq or afghanistan will make it on to the front page. if not both of those, maybe yemen or sai -- somalia, or pakistan, china. you name it. it'll be on the front panel. it's safe to say whether you pick up the local paper or "wall street journal." the headline is not going to be all quiet on the u.s. canadian border. if you pick up a newspaper in paris, it's not going to be all quiet on the franco-german boundary. it's self-evident why that's the case. when peace breaks out, nothing happens. when war breaks out, lots happens. there's noise, there's emotion, there's color, everybody sends cameras and journalists. and so to come extent, it's reasonable that we pay a lot of attention to war and little attention to peace. obviously, people go to see movies spend $11.50 or whatever it is these days to see a movie about world war ii. but you are not going to

this is a proposed addition in the rear that goes right back to naples houses on the street. there is houses behind. if the restaurant plans on having dining in the rear, and last night, my clients met with the architect. they still do not have any plans. they have plans that my clients did not even understand was an addition. there is no dimensions or anything. the architect said he had to file them first with the planning department and the planners here, but the practice of the department is not to do 312 plants as a conditional use, which is funky. building additions right next to people's houses should have plans. instead, when they go through the files, it is really hard for the people to understand it. i support a continuance. i think the question is what is the appropriate date, as well as the appropriate procedure, for writing when you have new construction or additions. an ncc2 or whatever it is, right next to people's houses. there should be plans, and they should not wait until one week before the hearing and the staff report to find them. thank you. commissioner

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, pac-10 record 49th straight conference win, now 52-0 over the cougs and have won 57 in a row at naples pavilion. >>> the warriors hitting the road for the first time in three weeks. unfortunately they were in phoenix where they haven't won since 2005. steve nash going ahead with jared dudley for one of his assists, he is the warrior killer nash is. they led by as many as 29. 112-88 is the final there. >>> jerry sloan called it quits today after 23 years as the head coach of the utah jazz and he tips off the top 5. >> reporter: 26 years is a long time to be in one organization, i have been blessed, my time is up and it's time for me to move on. >>> number 4, while most of the pros are in monterey tiger is in dubai.y needed an eagle on 18 to get under par but 6 shots behind rory mcelroy. >>> number 3, the new three- point king ray allen passes reggie miller for most career threes but the lakers beat the celtics tonight. >>> and number 2, only fitting that the buy who once hit the course looking like this would now have a tv on his back. maybe john daly can get me a monitor for my long sh

diplomacy, not economic dark it is pizza than the event hosted by the naval counsel on world affairs in naples, florida. this is just over an hour. >> if you pick up a newspaper, whenever newspaper, on most days of the week you will find at least one, at least two stories about pork. these days probably iraq and/or afghanistan will make it onto the front page, if not both of those may be human or somali or some other rivalry, india, pakistan, china, japan. you name it and it will be on the front page. i think it is safe to say that if you pick up a paper to mark a more debate the headline is not going to be all quiet on the u.s.-canadian border. if you pick up a newspaper in paris it is not going to be all quiet on the franco-german boundary. it is self evident why that is the case. is peace breaks out nothing happens. when war breaks out a lot happens. there is noise, emotion, color. everybody sends cameras and journalists. so to some extend it is reasonable that we pay a lot of attention to war and little attention to peace. obviously people go see movies, spend $11.50 or whatever it is thes

[applause] [applause] >> this event was hosted by the naples council on world affairs. for more information on the council visit ncwa-fl.org. >> we're here at c pac talking about "st. peter's bones." tell us what this book is about. >> this is a war novel. about the persecuted cute in iron. it's a narrator that worked as a special forces in iraq, and north of iraq with persecuted christians. i've also done many times for news max to jordan and lebanon to speak with iraqi-christian refugees. i felt as a journalist, the message wasn't getting out. i wanted to right a human side of the tour -- the story to understand what's happening. the christian who happen to be the indigenous people and they are being forced out by jihadi muslims. >> where there people that you met that inspired some of the characters? >> yes, this is a historical novel. only, all of the characters are fictional. i met a lot of interpreters, people that work for u.s. forces in iraq, that is my narrator. again, i wanted to tell also the story of how the christians have lived in iraq for generations. so

naples, fla., independent line.ler: i want to point out to everyone that this is not a democratic or republican issue. this is an issue with $14 trillion worth of debt going to $20 trillion going to mr. obama possible next 10-year program. it is a matter of economic survival of the united states. you cannot put this debt on the people. there is either increased taxes or increased inflation. everyone should wake up and not be economic dunces and look at the condition of the federal government, the state governments, and the city governments. host: if things don't get results, do you support a government shutdown? caller: if you cut the budget 10%, does that mean you don't cut down the government? that is ludicrous. host: next caller. caller: every time i see an airplane takeoff,, why don't we extend campaign funding.it woul. why don't we stop? why don't we shorten the campaign funding, period? and use this money toward the people. i am with the republican and democrat and everybody, just take care of our country. we

she lives in naples, florida, she found something she really liked, it was a night gown and it had a5%? >> no way. >> walked it up to the cash register, i went to the guy, listen, there's a little hole in this thing, and he was like, well what do you want? i said oh, how about 95% off. he said okay. my grandparents think now that i negotiate everything. >> you should take grandma with you every time you go. >> i think the key to negotiating is you've got to be willing to awalk away. >> that's true. >> if you really want something -- >> half the time when it comes to say street vendors, if you will, the price is way up there. they're ready for you to negotiate. so if you think you're getting a good deal you're just getting base price. >> my favorite street vendor story in new york. i'd been here for maybe ten minutes, those guys selling the fake rolexes on the street. >> betty has five of them. >> the guy says $10. i go, $5. he goes $10. puts it in my hand, it falls apart. he goes, $5. >> oh, no! >> you know, i do have, i bought one of those my first trip to new york city. i bought on

one woman -- this came out of a newspaper in naples, florida. likes her thin mints. she thought the roommate had taken them. so she went into the roommate's bedroom while the roommate was sleeping and accused her of eating her cookies. the woman was like, i'll give you ten bucks, just chill out. that wasn't good enough because now she's been charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after a fight -- after this fight. literally picked up a pair of scissors, followed the woman down, hit her with a board, knocked her down in the kitchen, started beating her, all over -- >> over thin mints. >> take a look at the mug shots. she says, they were my thin mints. they were my thin mints, and she was eating them. >> my thing, this is violence over a cookie, which would be understandable if they were samoas, but they aren't. >> they only come out -- >> there's the best. that's my problem with that story. that's the best. that's all i'm saying. >> they only come out once a year. i sort of understand that. i