if you look at that map, the ones north orf naples is not part of the sunnyside neighborhood. this is between the congo. i would look at the population and nancy if we could maintain the glen park boundaries. >> and the discussion on this block? >> it is arguable how it affects glen park. to the extent this moves population from 8 to 7. 7 to 8, then it is going the wrong direction. i am not with this. >> any other discussion? mr. shriver. commissioner schreiber: it moves population from 7 to 8 to keep the population together. i would be interested to know the population of the section of the glen park neighborhood that is not currently on our map. >> any other discussion on this block that is highlighted. let's call the question. glen park, the population here is 135. resulting deviation is 3.8 to 2%. >> yes. commissioner schreiber: so, we're just doing this in the abstract? >> it may be abstract for you. it was a proposal put on the table of this particular block. commissioner schreiber: doing this block along doesn't appeal to me because it cuts into an established neighborh

if you look at that map, the ones north orf naples is not part of the sunnyside neighborhood. this is between the congo. i would look at the population and nancy if we could maintain the glen park boundaries. >> and the discussion on this block? >> it is arguable how it affects glen park. to the extent this moves population from 8 to 7. 7 to 8, then it is going the wrong direction. i am not with this. >> any other discussion? mr. shriver. commissioner schreiber: it moves population from 7 to 8 to keep the population together. i would be interested to know the population of the section of the glen park neighborhood that is not currently on our map.

this will eventually try to work its way towards the naples area.bly give it another half hour or so of this really heavy rain. then probably light showers after that. as far as the rest of the forecast goes, another great mid-july weather pattern. talk to off this week for vacation, like willie did, chose wise. low humidity. enjoyable today from new england tluch the beaches of jersey down through ocean city, maryland. nice weather through the great lakes, too. temperatures in the 80s. rite where we should be this time of year. still warm. not excessably warm, like last week. same for minneapolis, chicago. temperatures in the 90s this time of year and getting towards the peak of the summer season we call it. usually the third week of july is when temperatures average the hottest across the country. no cool air out there, so it continues very warm. as far as what we're looking at even for tomorrow, the forecast pretty much remains the same. southeast dealing with the wet weather and we need it, jonathan. it's one story or another. although we're don

januarius, an annual miracle that takes place in naples. he said that -- here he is. he says, the archbishop who knights the liquefaction of the blood of st. januarius as the -- the chancellor of the knights. that a wholesome state of the currency had returned. the people resumed their gaiety and cheerfulness. panic disappeared, everyone returns to music and macaroni. in london, everyone returned to business and in both cases the remedy is equally efficacious and equally a hoax. so the point is there, actually, if you bind yourself to a gold standard, you actually sort of -- it's the road to perdition and the only saving of gold standard when it operated in its classical form, it was actually to be suspended when it was working. >> can you repeat the question? >> so it causes panic and crashes. >> edward, i expected so much more from you. you weren't listening. i said that human beings are not very good with money. panics, crashes, enthusiasms, depressions seem to be wired in us. that is the nature of the beast. the question is whether, under a system of objective mon

general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently.kout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor eight years. productscan online, a database of new consumer package goods, executive editor 10 years and currently. health products, business magazine. a trade journal, columnist five years and currently. hobby, skiing, auto racing. tom, robert vierhile. born chicago 61 years of age, daughter donna. one daughter. jewish. democrat. university of chicago, b.s. chemistry. massachusetts institute of technology, ph.d., micro biology. center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit public health advocacy association with over 8,000 members. cofounder and executive director 33 years and currently. author, numerous books, including "restaurant confidential," "marketing madness," and "what are we feeding our kids?" hobbies, photography, biking, michael faraday jacobsson. >> what is the current thinking on alcohol? >> in small amounts can be ok. >> can be or will be? >> can be. not necessarily will be. and people s

crumbling from with then what do you what do you take from that ten cities including on the lawn of naples ten big cities ten major. it's actually a whole slew of small ruins they claim have already gone bit in the dust and they're talking about defaulting on their debt meanwhile the state of the federal government of italy is demanding more taxes more austerity measures more firings. so you know where does it end i think it's going to end in protests in the streets and winced when spain or the protests last week i said italy's next i think we're going to see it and that's what they were tweeting about today saying you know we're going to organize some protests here it's going to spill over into italy right now look at it greece is blowing up spain's law you got it always blowing up all at once the nineteenth euro summit has already broke down on the twentieth break that's how the we're going to we're going to declare another summit but what can they do what's going to do yeah i mean there doesn't seem like a lot that they can do i'm with you there but i'm curious what you think is the rel

any surprise about rumors of organized crime in naples. >> but whenever you see a story like this, sorthis day and age, it brings it home. >> they have problem with rebels and --. >> that's why you avoided mozzarella? >> yes. >> i haven't and nor do i wish to. >>> average housing prices in china were flat in june for may. that may not sound great but ended eight straight months of decline. >> some of the regions are showing a small increase from a year earlier. maybe it's the rate cuts. maybe it's just a sense that policymakers will be more -- >> i think it's just one month trend. >> i like that theory best. >>> still to come on the program, we'll bring you the latest on intel. plus u.s. corporate reporting second quarter numbers today. >>> fixed income strategy right after this. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you're just tuning in, i'm kelly evans. >> i'm russ westgate. >>> credit suisse plans to raise capital base by over 15 billion francs. >>> backed up by cautious outlook from asml. >>> ben bernanke heads back up to capitol hill today after sketching a gloomy outlook f

expect, again, between the next 24 hours, tallahassee down to naples, anywhere from two to >> good morning.rain we could use some rain. a slight chance you'll see some rain in your neighborhood. >> that's your latest weather. natalie. >> al, thank you. this morning on "today's" home, summer friends in decor, bright colors and bold prints making quite a splash. kat good morning. the '80s, maybe not for everyone. >> maybe not for everyone. it's huge in fashion, why not the home. nothing says the '80s like neon. can you do this in your home. let's start with this chair. it's a classic cafe chair, reimagined in this fluorescent pink, from abc home. $150. it really does just add that edgy punch to a room. >> right. >> if you like to roll your sleeves up, you can do this yourself. they carry fluorescent spray paint. for $6 you can actually spray paint anything and enliven any piece of furniture. >> the idea is move these pieces room to room. >> exactly. it really does pack quite a punch. next we'll talk about these architect's lamps, love these from crate & barrel, $32. we really love you can clamp t

but, the captain must stay in his hometown near naples while he remains under investigation. he is accused of manslaughter and driving a vessel too close to shore and abandoning ship while the passengers were still strand. he said the rocks he hit were not on the maps he had. >>> a judge set george zimmerman's bail at $1 million. the judge set it to steve because he believes that zimmerman might be hiding money to flee the country. kelly joyce has the latest on today's ruling from florida. >> reporter: in a seminole county judge's order today, he didn't want to give zimmerman bail but was forced to because of previous rulings. he said by not coming forward in the previous bail hearing and announcing he had $130,000, they manipulated the system. the judge said he manipulated the system for his own benefit. it was confirmed that zimmerman and his wife had plans to flow after the judge that day lied about having the money and zimmerman's undisclosed passports. the judge wrote, quote, notably together with the passport, the money only had to be hidden for a short time for him to

eventually that's going to work over towards naples too. keep that in mind.outh florida, best chance for airport delays and any trouble on the roads. i mentioned it's a beautiful mid summer like day. it's warm in the afternoon but this is how we like it. perfect pool and beach weather. if you chose this week for vacation you chose wisely through the mid-atlantic and portions of the great lakes. temperatures still warm, it's still 90s from chicago to denver to billings but not that 100-degree heat. so we can deal with this. this is what we call typical middle summer type weather. and peek at tomorrow's forecast. heavy rain coming through the southeast, especially areas that desperately need it, we're crossing our fingers that the heavy rain gets into arkansas and eventually up into kentucky and to the ohio valley. we desperately need it. we've heard reports of how bad the corn crop is. we're going to feel it in the supermarkets if we don't get rain in a hurry. leaving you with a shot, washington, d.c., beautiful sunrise. nice day today up near 90. you're watch

we took boats from naples to key west. thought i was going to die. a whole another subject. >> from something on the water. >> long story. boat got stuck. >> boat got stuck. >> it ran aground. >> paula faris. >> had to go through about two feet of muck. it was bad. >> i will go back. >> you will go back. you know it is a fun place. coming up, the celebrity acts that really appeal to today's teens. >> later the two best friends that went to the movies friday and never thought they would see each other again. this is a remarkable story of survival and hope. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more

january has now been freed from house arrest, but he's been ordered to stay in his hometown near naples as he awaits trials. his name is francisco scut tino. at least 30 people were killed when the ask you tino -- pilot error and faulty data led to the crash of a air france jet. accident investigators released their final report on the crash today. they say frozen speed sensors on the airbus caused the pilots to make incorrect maneuvers. those mistakes led the plane to stall and crash 228 people died. several safety recommendation have been made to avoid a similar crash. one of the recommendation is to give pilots better training. >>> illinois congress mast jesse jackson jr. is extending his leave of absence. hits spokesman released his statement today, saying jackson's medical is not is more serious than initially believed and that he's undergoing treatment at an inpatient medical facility. he's a democrat from chicago. his staff announced last week he had been on medical leave for two weeks and was being treated for exhaustion. jackson is the subject of a house ethics investigation st

a judge released the captain from house arrest, but says he can't leave his town near naples.least 30 people died when the ship struck rocks and turned on its side last january. >>> and gone in a flash. a glitch causing san diego's entire fireworks show to launch at the same time. organizers promised a choreographed 20-minute show. instead, anderson, it lasted just 15 seconds. >> i've seen this video a couple of times today. i feel so bad for the folks who were probably lined up watching that. >> no kidding, right? you always wait for the finale and you got it all at once. >> it was an amazing display in new york last night. >>> more tonight, does tom cruise's scientology faith have anything to do with the breakup of his marriage? we'll take a look at his role in the church of scientology, nextn r on the powerful c250 sport sedan. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. the mercedes-benz summer event this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said

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. >> having recently take an train from florence to naples, i use this analogy. the first class is really not first class but they have a reserved seat but they call it first class. you've got the trains. i think about the european trains. in the back of the train is spain, italy, greece, the southern european countries. up in the front there you've gotten the ecb, mario draghi, and a number of the other politicians. but think about what actually drives that train. you now have confirmation after this week it's germany. germany is our locomotive and so while the ecb and yesterday obviously you saw what happened when draghi spoke. the rumors at 3:00 were that we were going to hear something out of merkel. today it's confirmed when merkel speaks, she's the front of that train, she's driving that train, and everything else behind that train -- you can leave flourns to try to get to naples but you're not leaving until they tell you to move. it's germany and merkel today. i think of the train. that's what you want to pay attention to. >> good points there, gary. >> yo

he won the naples case we talked about. it will be a well-fought case. in some ways, to have somebody with the conservative credibility of having been in the bush administration as solicitor general, and coming at this in a non-illogical way -- non-ideological way, will help texas. >> he did a good job in lawyering through a difficult case involving a christian legal society and a law school, and whether it could bar gay students from leadership positions. so i agree with john that having greg in the case makes it more interesting. >> let us open the floor to questions. i am going to give up my microphone. staff will stand with the microphone. come to it so you are able to be heard. >> i have a quick question. with regard to the health-care decision, not so much the health-care decision itself, but the medicaid part of the decision that was struck down, the reason i ask this is in my law practice, i deal a lot with severely disabled children. i have also announced that i will be running for governor of virginia as a democrat, at least in the primary. fro

although, he has to stay in his hometown near naples. he faces a charge of manslaughter and causing a shipwreck. george? >> jeffrey, thanks. >>> now, our abc news investigation into a medical problem that could affect millions of women. a superbug linked to the chicken feed could be causing bladder infections. >> reporter: it could be called america's most persistent pain. >> are you having symptoms right now? >> yes. >> again? >> reporter: 8 million women, including 29-year-old adrian lebeau, suffer from bladder infections. >> it feels like i have some type of infection that won't go away. >> reporter: infections that occur more often and last longer. because according to a growing number of medical researchers worldwide, superbugs, resistant to antibiotics and growing in americans' favorite food, chicken, are being transferred to human in the form of e. coli. >> we're finding related e. coli in human infections and in retail meat sources, specifically chicken. >> reporter: what's new here is this is compelling evidence of a direct link

>> naples, florida. >> very nice. all right. savannah. >> all right, al, thanks.introduce you to this spor coming up. this is today on nbc. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one tty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. reel. how would you like to catch a huge fish with a your bare hands. kerry sanders jumped in literally to give it a try. kerry, can't wait to see this. >> good morning, savannah. i've been fishing my whole life, off the coast of maine, florida. there's fishing with a rod and reel and something called noodli noodling. this will grab you hook, line, and sinker for the very reason there is no hook, line, and sinker. in south

he won the naples case we talked about. it will be a well-fought case. in some ways, to have somebody with the conservative credibility of having been in the bush administration as solicitor general, and coming at this in a non-illogical way -- non-ideological way, will help texas. >> he did a good job in lawyering through a difficult case involving a christian legal society and a law school, and whether it could bar gay students from leadership positions. so i agree with john that having greg in the case makes it more interesting. >> let us open the floor to questions. i am going to give up my microphone. staff will stand with the microphone. come to it so you are able to be heard. >> i have a quick question. with regard to the health-care decision, not so much the health-care decision itself, but the medicaid part of the decision that was struck down, the reason i ask this is in my law practice, i deal a lot with severely disabled children. i have also announced that i will be running for governor of virginia as a democrat, at least in the primary. fro

and that gentleman lives in naples, florida with his wife and he came out and we spoke. and he had tears in his eyes and he fought in korea for this country as a marine. and he said, congressman, i want to thank you for trying to clear my son's name. i said, mr. gruber, i will accept your kind words on behalf of my savior, jesus christ, because christ was a man of humility. and i try to walk in the light of christ. and if we ever accomplish anything for this country, no matter what faith that my colleagues might be, just remember that accomplishing truth and integrity for john brow and brooks gruber will be god's will, and not mine. and that gives me one thought, and then i will close. it was said, 1,000 ago, to the living, we owe the truth. we owe -- to the living we owe respect, to the dead, we owe the truth. mr. speaker, always close on the floor of the house because it's time to get our troops out of afghanistan. bin laden is dead. and al qaeda is dispersed around the world. i have seen too many without legs and arms. spending money we don't have over there. cutting

expect, again, between the next 24 hours from tallahassee down to naples, anywhere from two to threeble, still not very humid. showing the radar right now, a few showers where you see the moving color out in western maryland, some of the highlands and west virginia. close up, though, no sprinkles around the immediate metro area and maybe a few in northeast washington and as we look at the next several days. here comes the heat and humidity for the weekend. highs today, mid-80s. both afternoons could get some showers and thunderstorms, as well as monday and mid-week next week. >> that's your latest weather. natalie. >> al, thank you. this morning on "today's" home, summer friends in decor, bright colors and bold prints making quite a splash. kat good morning. the '80s, maybe not for everyone. >> maybe not for everyone. it's huge in fashion, why not the home. nothing says the '80s like neon. can you do this in your home. let's start with this chair. it's a classic cafe chair, reimagined in this fluorescent pink, from abc home. $150. it really does just add that edgy punch to a room. >>

expect, again, between the next 24 hours, tallahassee down to naples, anywhere from two to three inchesd concord, southwest winds at 26 in fairfield. that's going to lead to the big cooldown in temperatures, especially in the inland areas today. we're talking some mid-70s to mid to upper 80s in only the warmest places. a droop of 10 to 15 degrees in fred. cool on the coast and around the bay and more of that for the weekend with morning drizzle, temperatures comfortable for seven days. >> that's your latest weather. natalie. >> al, thank you. this morning on "today's" home, summer friends in decor, bright colors and bold prints making quite a splash. kat good morning. the '80s, maybe not for everyone. >> maybe not for everyone. it's huge in fashion, why not the home. nothing says the '80s like neon. can you do this in your home. let's start with this chair. it's a classic cafe chair, reimagined in this fluorescent pink, from abc home. $150. it really does just add that edgy punch to a room. >> right. >> if you like to roll your sleeves up, you can do this yourself. they carry fluorescen

>> naples, florida. >> very nice. all right. savannah. >> all right, al, thanks.e you to this sport coming up. this is today on nbc. reel. how would you like to catch a huge fish with a your bare hands. kerry sanders jumped in literally to give it a try. kerry, can't wait to see this. >> good morning, savannah. i've been fishing my whole life, off the coast of maine, florida. there's fishing with a rod and reel and something called noodli noodling. this will grab you hook, line, and sinker for the very reason there is no hook, line, and sinker. in south central oklahoma along the red river there's an area nicknamed the badlands for deadly snakes. >> we have cotton mouth, water moccasins, spiders. >> deadly spiders. >> there's the plaque widow we have to worry about. >> deadly heat. i've come down to these parts to witness, experience the tradition that dates back to early american. noodli noodling, cat fishing in the muddy waters with the touch of your feet and grip of your bare hands. who better to teach them, third and fourth generation noodlers. two home grown