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one of whom was a 25-year-old american, nate oteka. this resolution condemns the terrorist attacks in kampala. recognizes the important role uganda plays in the african-american mission and somalia, and sends a mission to our allies that the united states stands by our strategic partners. it also highlights the urgent need for the united states to work with international community to address the root causes of extremism and terrorism in east africa. and finally, this resolution honors nate and all of the victims of this tragedy. mr. speaker, nate was a committed volunteer for invisible children, ink, a none prolve organization -- children, inc., a nonprofit organization in san diego. it works to shed light on the grim reality faced by many ugandans, particularly children, who are abducted and forced to become child soldiers. nate was a beloved and hardworking part of this cause. whether at the helm of an invisible children band as a member of the team of roadies, or effective and heartfelt sun ray who helped students to school. from wh

during a rose garden address, the president urged the nate to pass an unemployment insurance extension when it takes up the issue again tomorrow and it is believed that the democrats have the vote necessary. republicans say they would only approval the -- approve the benefit plan if it would not add to the deficit. >>> barbara boxer was in foster city the a the headquarters of solar city, the company designs, finances and installs solar systems for homeowners and businesses. >>> these are good-paying jobs in our communities. and these johns cannot be shipped overseas. >>> according an index kept by "the associated press, 3 of the 20 most economic lick stressed counties in the united states in the month of may were here in california. a.p -- a.p.'s stress index is based on unemployment, home foreclosures and bankruptcy rates. imperial county in southern california tops the list with a stress index of almost 32. only one bay area county was his listed in the top, solano county. >>> a new fiscal year began on july 1st. california still doesn't have a budget in place. budget talks among pa

he's at a table with his pals nate and al. a question about that. >> if i could ask larry one question, it would be, what is it you order every time you go to nate and al's. >> it's either my own matza. egg whites, cereal, bagel. mainly it's the friends. when you got friends, you got a full life. you can't buy friends. >> that's true. nothing like it. >> i have friends i grew up

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco

nate schuerholz. over the fence. giants, 4-0 lead. just clears it. having a good night. the 20-year-old pitcher, here he is. he picks up his third separate win. the dodgers had the bases loaded and he strikes out blake to end the game. giants win, 5-2, as they climb into second place in the division. >>> it's been a lousy night for the a's. that's before the game began. one of their best players, rye january sweener, out with a pay. but he's back. red sox in town. the a's out to a one-run game. top of the fourth, adrian beltre with a towering home run. it's getting close to the trading deadline. that always means something with the sheets's. red sox win it tonight, 2-1. >>> cover your eyes if you have a baek stomach. and dustin nippert, the rangers pitcher, straight to the head. remarkably, though, he got up. the ringers beat the tigers. >>> the cats put on their prized, he is likely to miss the next five months. >>> wife, two daughters and mother-in-law. president obama added some more women to the white house today. >> i want to thank you for setting a wonderful exampl

nate schier-holtz pego cuadrangular de dos carreras para poner a san francisco 4-0.. 5-2 fue el marcador de okland no tuvieron la misma suerte... apesar de inicar ganando con cuadrangular de rajai davis.. las medias rojas de boston terminaron ganando por dos a uno.. omar bravo sigue con las chivas por ahora ya que su contrato termina el 6 de agosto ... hoy hasta se tomo la foto con el equipo...el mismo jorge vergara ayer le deseo suerte a bravo con los wizards de kansas city.. pero como todavia tiene contrato vigente con el equipo tapatio.. no solo podra jugar en el torneo apertura que arranca este fin de semana.. sino tambien en las semifinales de la copa libertadores... partido que se juara el proximo martes 27 de julio en el estadio azteca... esa es la informacion uno de los talentos juveniles mas grandes de mexico en el campo de la musica clasica, se encuentra en el area de la bahia bahia---se trata de la directora de orquesta, alondra de la parra...----ella con solo 30 aÑos de edad ya ha logrado fundar una orquesta filarmonica en los estados unidos, y es la primer mujer mexicana en

the mother eventually agreed to do nate the boy's organs. >> if you are told your son is brain dead, please offer his organs soon. most parents would not be able to cope with that. the child would look like it is sleeping. if we parents declare our child's death on our own, if we put an end to life support, we would feel that we have killed our loved ones. she doesn't regret her choice. his life has been passed on to the recipients. >> our view of life and death or religious beliefs in japan goes a long way back. in that sense, we might have to change our mind sets to make organ transplants from brain dead people a part of our principle medical treatments. >> doctors are never allowed to make mistakes when they are announcing brain death. from now on, they also need to so that organ transplants will gain greater acceptance in the country. >> many have yet to express their willingness through cards or papers to donate the organs. medical systems will need to be in effect after the law starts on saturday. >>> japan's space agency estimates that launching another asteroid probe will cos

>> alan: the bomsquad dealt nates the connts of a pickup truckfter a shootout with a convict wearing a bulletproof st. >> carolyn: the freeway was shut down all afternoon. afternoon afternn two -- >> alan: two officers were injury fm flying grass, a the suspect this the hospital '. >> carolyn: that's again after midnig when officers saw the car speeding a weaving on interstate 580. we're overhead. westbound 580remains shut down near grand avenue, all the way to the 980 split. >> reporter: 18 hours later, they're finally gettg ready to remove the chp cruisers from the scene. you can see this crime scene. th was an officer-involved shooting. but the fbi is now part of this investation. thehp case, because of what was found inside the suspe's truc he is a two-strike felon on parole. th found a homemade note book that had the word "california" written on it. >> a dramatic scene. >> reporter:egan with a routintraffic stop. th chp officers pulled or the white toyota pickup because it was swerving in and out of lanes. when an officer approach the r, the driver fired. >> he sees the driver r

but so indoctrine nated that food should be cheap, when the caterer says [inaudible] they don't want to pay it. it is not supposed to be that expensive. it has to be this kind of engagement. i think everybody should go out and try to grow food. [applause]. >> just put it in perspective, the cost, i don't think most people know. it is interesting, i don't want to do an audience quiz, venture to guess what we allocate in terms of federal dollars, 53 percent of san franciscans kids are eligible for free lunch program. they can't afford, so we subsidize it. a meal at lunch, at our school district is budgeted at $2.68 of which $.21 is from the state. one of the budget cuts proposed from 21 cents to $.19. a $.99 hamburger is netted out, it ends up in obesity in your emergency room, in inactivity, lack of work place, it ends up reducing gep. is that an argument beginning to take shape? an argument having an impact, the actual costs not the [inaudible] costs? >> absolutely, the school in oakland, they identify 4,000 kids at risk for obesity. their clinic can only take care of 150. that is th

>>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland where police came under fire late last nate while making a traffic stop. the rifle fire came from a sniper in a high-rise apartment building. details coming up in a live report. >> also this morning, chilling new details are emerging about the gunman armed with body armor and high powered weapons that opened fire on 580. >>> good morning. fog is entering the bay, but will it be enough to cool down the valleys. >> it's looking good on bay area phrase but there is road work. here is road work. >> new rules for carpoolers, you'll need a fastrak device to get the $3 discount. good morning. i'm kristen sze. >> welcome back. aim eric thomas. >> the search is on in oakland where police are looking for a sniper that opened fire on officers. the shot came from eight street and swat officers just wrapped up their search of that building. terry mcsweeney is live at oakland police headquarters. >> it started out about len 30 last night, its and market, police pulling a car over. we believe it had something to do with marijuana in the car, but soon it became some

. >> reporter: the bombs're dead nateed on the sidelines of this soccer field and the crater has been filled in. >> extra patrols through this area were requested. when our day shift units came on they have made frequent patrols through the area and that's going to continue throughout the weekend. >> reporter: parents and players were told to not pick up item that didn't belong to them. >> there was juan -- one item, and they determined it was homeless person's belongings. >> reporter: police have no suspects as investigation continues. parents say the planting of the pipe bomb in this park was a cowardly act in concord, abc-7 news. >> alan: oscar grant's mother sat down for her first one-on-one interview since the verdict came down against the man who shot her son to death. wanda johnson also spoke with callers during the gospel experience hour. >> i think it's a healing process for me as well as those who was under the sound of hearing my voice, being also getting a healing process. i think that to face what i faced and what some of the callers have faced is tragic. >> alan: the fam

through programming, jenny can alter nate the side on which the right reading face is presented. the reason the position of the primary face remains an open question is jenny wants to conduct tests to better understand the possibilities of the materials. here's an animation that shows what the work might look like while scrolling text at the night time. >> i think we have one question. >> is the message permanent or is it going to change from time to time or what? >> she'll select text that could be quite long and she could end up with a program that would be up to 10 hours long and it would then just cycle. but the program itself would us a tenseably be permanent. so she would decide what it is and load it into the sign. >> ok. what i'm asking is by the wording. is the wording going to be permanent, the wording message is it going to change from time to time? >> it would probably be about 10 hours of different content. does that answer the question? >> and when would the different languages come in? >> probably sbir mitt ently. so she might use to represent one author in a varie

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no. 4, zito's gem tonight came with a little help from his friends, specifically nate. 3, not only does alex gonzalez make the play but keeps his foot on the bag and the padres beat the braves. >>> no. 2, a 46-year-old record in missouri, 130-pound catfish pulled out of the missouri river. >>> no. 1, ball boy in new york with a great play on the screaming line drive. the ball probably would have hit someone in the crowd. the yankees win, yankees win. they do every night it seems and you'd never ever see the ball dude making that play at at&t. >> well, that's because they're looking at all the girls up in the stands. >> the guys at at&t? >> i think. >> how do you know? they've been married for 50 or 60 years. >> we'll be right back. ,, built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models 'cause

nate schuerholz scores. tie ball game. later in the inning, torres sends that ball to deep right. is it going to stay in the park? it does. but the two runs both score. it's a triple. the giants win 7-4. they've now taken 13 of their last 16 games. >>> and don't miss our next edition of "giants clubhouse." let's check in with john miller on the eve of his induction into the baseball hall of fame. plus the panda and his brother both are giants. we'll hear from the sandoval guys and much more on "giants clubhouse." that's tomorrow at 6:30. >>> well, the a's recent hot streak has had everything to do with pitching. and winning 7 of their last 8 games, oakland's staff compiled a 2.34 e.r.a. think how could it could be if trevor cahill had his all-star stuff going. tonight, another chance. good news, plenty of furry friends. yes, dog night at the sol kcoli. and a horse. a large dog there. the a's are 4-0 on dog night. would they keep it up? bottom seven. coming back. jack cust drops the double in deep right. kouzmanoff scores, 3-1. sox still on top. top nine, same score. this is where

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they say that limb nates the tanker. but what about that wind stress? the bay area toll authority has decided to spend one million dollars to have ty lynn engineering to help design the i-bars. >> they counter act whatever wind movement might allow these long slender diagonals to move. >> reporter: engineers will design a device that will quickly repair a cracked i-bar, just in case. >>> two alleged killers caught on camera. the police want you to take a good look at the two men, suspected in adeadly shooting in november. the men were driving a black suv caught in a mall surveillance video. take a look at the picture. investigators say it had extremely dark tinted windows and crehrome rims. >>> students say parents in the lowest performing schools in the state could soon have a better option. california's board of education could approve emergency regulations for 1,000 public schools. they say students in the school are at risk of, quote, serious harm if they stay where they are. the regulation passed thursday. it allows the board to speed up legislatio

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discovered a house part where i near the notre dame campus and arrest more than 40 people, among them nate montana and other university athletes. most of those arrested are out on bond. all are due in court on july 30th. coach kelley said any team- related discipline will be handled internallal legislate the west coast of the u.s. will soon be mapped into the greatest dealt ever recorded. beginning next month airplanes using laser range finding pulses will measure the california k-oregon and washington coasts in pd. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is overseeing the $3.3 million project, which will create maps showing individual boulders and telephone poles. scientists will use the information to monitor erosion, rising ocean waters and the risk of flooding from winter storms. >>> a new report shows room rates for san francisco hot hotels are on the rise. a hotel room in the city costs an average of $158 in may, that is a 3.8% increase from may, 2009. hotel occupancy in san francisco also increased to 8 8.5% in may. that is a 10% increase from the year before. citywide r

. >> alan: the bomb squad dealt nates the contents of a pickup truck after a shootout with a convictletproof vest. >> carolyn: the freeway was shut down all afternoon. afternoon afternoon two -- >> alan: two officers were injury from flying grass, and the suspect this the hospital '. >> carolyn: that's again after midnight when officers saw the car speeding and weaving on interstate 580. we're overhead. westbound 580 remains shut down near grand avenue, all the way to the 980 split. >> reporter: 18 hoursat

they arrested 48 people, including nate montana and several other notre dame players. was released on $150 monday. the coach says any team-related discipline will be handled internally. >>> back here at home, shots were fired at a teen house party. we'll tell you where it happened and what police are searching for now. >>> more details on the eye- popping discovery as cbs drills another bore -- as caltrans drills another bore. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >>> the contra costa county sheriff's department is looking for three people whoever shot two at a party. a neighbor says a

. >> board of supervisors approved a city budget late last nate after lengthy negotiations. budget passed by the board closes a 483 in md deficit. mayor submitted budget june 1st that included sharp cuts in city departments and layoffs to hundreds of city workers. board reached an agreement to and mental penalize health services. they will take a second vote next week whether the mayor can sign it or veto it. >> k-mart has agreed to settle a lawsuit on charges they overcharged on certain items. sears and wal-mart were both involved. price scanners turned up the issue. in addition k-mart is accused of charging customers the california redemption value for redemption containers. both sears and k-mart cooperated with the investigation without admitting to wrong going. >> a man claims that he owns 84% of the facebook. he claims that he and the founder signed a contract when zu. trying to expand the online year book. he gave him a thousand dollars if he would own half the business. contract between the two men for an unrelated project. >> diane sawyer will be at stanford for a sp

it happened about 11:30 last nate. officers stopped the car at eighth and market for a marijuana bust but it became secondary. officers were calling for back-up on the ground and in the air. >> rifle rounds were shot at them in the area. they backed down and called for additional resources. we basically locked down and secured what we believe he came from. >> officers went into the apartment building but did not enter individual units. they were not certain exactly where the shots came from. they didn't know what unit they had come from. again they found the building surveillance room, hoping to find pictures going into the building, but the room had been vandalized and right now the shooter is still on the loose. no arrests were made last night. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." >>> police and f.b.i. agents are looking into what caused a man to shoot it out with chp officers near grand avenue in oakland yesterday morning. the new video posted on youtube captures the sound of the gun battle that go began around midnight.

you may know him as nate on "gossip girl," and now he's starring in the new movie "twelve."ce crawford is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] he's a great guy, too. and we've got some great music from hanson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] they have a great new song. great video for that song, too. they did like a "blues brother-y" thing for the video. the song is very soulful. it's really good. it's going to be a fun show tonight. first, do we have any husbands and wives in the audience? [ scattered applause ] sure. all right, very good. well, that's great. i want to congratulate you guys for making it work. [ laughter ] it's not always easy because men around women don't always see eye-to-eye. in fact, sometimes, they can be in the exact same situation and be thinking two totally different things. what kind of things are men and women thinking? let's find out together in a new segment called "he said, she said." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, you guys may not realize this, but i have a real knack for telling what people are thinking. i don't like to brag abou

in the 4th nate has the two run shot deep right the third of the year. 4-0 lead.oungster madison bumgartner third straight win needed major relief help from wilson. he struck out and came up with two hits and a walk. giants take it though 5-2 in la. >>> sometimes when you read about the as it comes off like more of a medical report than anything else. but the boston red sox can certainly match them for injuries this season. but they still have enough oomph to get over on oakland tonight. despite the pact fact that davis dices it deep in the third inning. unfortunately for the as nobody avoided the time. only a 1-0 lead. that didn't hold up. the as had only three hits all night. former a eric patterson has been doing a good job for the red sox. since they pulled him out for the gap he lays it down to get a triple. scored on a pick pop fly. one batter later adrian bell tray and the shot. a big league homerun way back into the deck there. 2-1. and that's the way it ended. ryan sweeney out for the year for the as. he will have knee surgery. >>> usually you think of go

nate scores to tie the game at 4. next batter mr. clutch torres who triples off jackson. more giants score. despite giving up eight walks san francisco wins 7-4 to remain three games back of the third place padres. >>> the game started at 1 game over 13 and felt pretty good. the as were all bark and no bite tonight. at least the four-legged fans seemed to enjoy the game. oakland trailed 3-0. just one hit until the 7th inning. that's when jack cus. it hit to send him home. the white sox kept adding to their lay. aj, the man evereveryone loves to hate. the red sox win 5-1. catcher curt suzuki agree to a two year extension. he is batting 35 rbi and the team high 10 homeruns. kurt went hitless and his strength is the ability to cultivate oakland's young pitching staff. >> but we want to talk about a deal, how about this, sports illustrated as said darius hayward bay is the top paid athlete. he will earn over $21 million this year when you add in the salary, bonuses and other things. as a rookie he caught nine passes and one td. $21million and one td. >> barry zito has $18.5 m

in the 4th nate has the two run shot deep right the third of the year. 4-0 lead. youngster madison bumgartner third straight win needed major relief help from wilson. he struck out and came up with two hits and a walk. giants take it though 5-2 in la. >>> sometimes when you read about the as it comes off like more of a medical report than anything else. but the boston red sox can certainly match them for injuries this season. but they still have enough oomph to get over on oakland tonight. despite the pact fact that davis dices it deep in the third inning. unfortunately for the as nobody avoided the time. only a 1-0 lead. that didn't hold up. the as had only three hits all night. former a eric patterson has been doing a good job for the red sox. since they pulled him out for the gap he lays it down to get a triple. scored on a pick pop fly. one batter later adrian bell tray and the shot. a big league homerun way back into the deck there. 2-1. and that's the way it ended. ryan sweeney out for the year for the as. he will have knee surgery. >>> usually you think of

nate scores to tie the game at 4. next batter mr. clutch torres who triples off jackson.ore giants score. despite giving up eight walks san francisco wins 7-4 to remain three games back of the third place padres. >>> the game started at 1 game over 13 and felt pretty good. the as were all bark and no bite tonight. at least the four-legged fans seemed to enjoy the game. oakland trailed 3-0. just one hit until the 7th inning. that's when jack cus. it hit to send him home. the white sox kept adding to their lay. aj, the man evereveryone loves to hate. the red sox win 5-1. catcher curt suzuki agree to a two year extension. he is batting 35 rbi and the team high 10 homeruns. kurt went hitless and his strength is the ability to cultivate oakland's young pitching staff. >> but we want to talk about a deal, how about this, sports illustrated as said darius hayward bay is the top paid athlete. he will earn over $21 million this year when you add in the salary, bonuses and other things. as a rookie he caught nine passes and one td. $21million and one td. >> barry zito has $18.5 mil

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they arrested more than 40 people, including nate montana and several other notre dame football playerssed on $150 bonds. notre dame's coach says any team related discipline will be handled internally. >>> in berkeley the popular video rental store reel video is closed for good now after fighting for stay open for months. that closure had been looming ever since the store's parent company, movie gallery incorporated filed for bankruptcy in february. store officials were trying to raise at least $2 100,000 to buy the business back from movie gallery. at least $50,000 had been pledged but that was not enough. >> the yosemite national park is making more campsites available for the summer, including the one closed for 13 years because of flood damage. camp grounds that closed down over the winter are also now accessible and some sites are still on a first come-first serve basis so campers should arrive early to claim their spots. >> they say world war ii era bombs may be buried at point reyes national seashore and officials say those bombs may still be dangerous. a desabout between the arm

the misinformation that emma nateed from the event -- emnated from the event beginning with the portiondeotape that started it all, although it should be noted for the record that the brightbart version of the video contained mention how she came to see things in a different light. part of the redemption story was there, it just was completely overlooked in the early going by everybody, principally the administration which reacted to this before it was reported outside of the blogosphere and the web and misinformation led to her firing. this are all kinds of myths about how that came about and you heard governor dean spouting one of the principal elements of that misinformation was that fox news had been deeply involved in causing this and fox news has you pointed out hadn't even aired the woman's name until after she was forced out. this hass been depressing. it is partly the 24/7 media cycle but it hadn't gotten cranked up until after she was forced out. >> well, this is done in part out of concern that they would be engulfed, the administration would be engulfed by a 24/7 media cycle

so for the first time we're i limb nating the five-year mandatory prison term for first-time possession of crack cocaine. it encourages the u.s. sentencing commission to amend the sentencing guidelines. in addition, however, there's more to go. passing the promise bill to detour young people away from crime. h.r. 265 the bill i introduced, the underpinnings of the s. 1789 had a number of other provisions dealing with rehabilitation and drug courts. there's more work to be done, mr. speaker, but i believe this is the first step in all real, good, thinking americans who understand justice will appreciate the fact that we are eliminating these disparities. in particular, i will say to you that this falls heavily on the poor african-americans and hispanic communities. mr. scott: i yield the gentlelady an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for an additional minute. ms. jackson lee: the statistics are clear that the burden fell on a population that suffered more by not getting into rehabilitation than others. it is very clear that those numbers are strong

> i do consider it amnesty and because the parameters of what is proposed in the 2006 bills in the nate and 2007, the most recent proposals on the table, they have about the same exact requirements, a de minimis sort of fine or fee, you know, some modest steps toward english, but there's no real requirement of acquisition of english language. there's -- you know, a number of other things are pretty small potatoes and exactly like congressman king said the -- those things are actually benefits to the people who -- in the most part are benefits to the people who are the benefits of the legalization. and that's -- they're going to beetter off if they learn english. they're going to be in better stead for the future. if you wanted to look at real things and take into account what congressman gutierrez said, that, yes, generally, you want erybody who comes here leg, even people illegally, to form a positive emotional and cultural attachment to this nation and a loyalty, a polical or patriotic loyalty to this nation. but that doesn't mean that everybody should be able to go the entire route t

nate berkus is an interior design expert and host of "the nate berkus show."le very scared of color. i go into a store and there are so many options. >> it's paralysis. you're in the paint aisle and no one know what is to do. >> you say not to be afraid. >> what i say it this. everyone thinks when you want to incorporate color into your home you have to paint the entire room or you have to commit to buying a sofa in red. that's not the case. the best way of doing it is through pops of color, through paints that are inexpensive, quick, and some creative things people don't think of. >> speaking of creative, let's start with this. this is a book case. it's all white except for the inside right there. >> favorite decorator inside trick, meredith, of all time. you can use this in kitchen cabinets or a book case you buy from a big box retailer, paint the back. bookshelves are mott just for books. they're for our picture frames, our mementoes, things like that. when you add a great splash of color like this turquoise, that makes everything more important. >> it make

this ridge of high pressure has been coming nate much of the west coast.hat could hold on for the interior but a couple of systems could bring the numbers two degrees today instead of those 96 readings in the lower 90s today. and on a will be at the shore line. big temperature spread about 36-degree temperature spread. south bay pretty nice afternoon with temperatures warming to the low 80s. not much of a change for you. 82 in san jose 81 in cupertino. numbers coming down a bit here on the peninsula 74 in san mateo. fog along the coast. 61 pacifica. san francisco turning partly cloudy with mid-60s. north bay numbers a range from low 60s at stinson. 83 in santa rosa. near east bay 70s for you low 70s with the sea breeze this afternoon. 80 in castro valley. over the east bay hills 90 in danville today. don't get too used to the 90s. cooler weather heading your way. dense fog around santa cruz and monterey. temperatures will still be comfortable in the mid-60s in monterey. >> better sea breeze tonight and tomorrow low clouds and fog all along the shoreline se

. >> now, san francisco's nuisance code exempts the colonies because of their role in pollin nateings. they are -- pollinating plants. they are considering installing cameras or motion detectors to protect those colonies in the future. >>> a consortium of scientists has been given $122 million to figure out a way of how fuel is produced and to turn sunshine into methanol, ethanol or gasoline, the way plants create energy through synthesis. researchers from lawrence livermore lab, cal tech, stanford and uc berkeley will work together on the project. >> all right. 8:36. sal, i thought everything was flowing along so nicely on 880? >> i know. and all of a sudden, we have some slow traffic on 880 right in front of the coliseum right now. this might mirror what you see later when the as play later font in oakland. 7::00 start time. right now, it's slow in front of the coliseum to a different reason. it's backed up all the way into downtown. after that, it's light to the bay bridge toll plaza with no major problem getting into san francisco, the peninsula, the traffic has been pretty good

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we also talked about how the nih promulgated guidelines for using recall nate -- using a cognitive dna. one of the questions i have for you is the you feel that, based on all the things we are hearing, we have inadequate infrastructure to examine the issues facing synthetic biology and be able to promulgate the appropriate guidelines or use regulation? or do you need a new infrastructure that needs to be billed to deal with any special issues -- needed to be built to deal with any special issues related to synthetic biology? >> i do not think it is politically realistic to talk about a new system for regulation. this is the system we have. the question is how do we improve the system to make sure that it addresses the risks we may face? i think there are any number of relatively small things that can be done, including agencies writing regulation so that information is obtained and for encouraging the industry to make that available. i'm hesitant to say that the system is adequate and that i have real concerns about the resources and tools that agencies have. is not enough that they ha

as a star player, she had the dedication and atentiveness of her team nates. they allowed penn state to hold them scoreless. victories such as this test the spirit of our youth and potential to do great things. i extend my congratulations and wish them luck in using their tough back line to defend the title neeks year and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: further one-minute requests? further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise?

get a coach fair out of coddy, wyoming, and i get get in first class because i can't work my emashe nated frame in there and i've got a new knee. so i'm paying a spread between the coach and first class. don't feel sorry. and then we get a whole per deem for one night, government rate and we pay that and we pay everything else from our own pocket. and people chip on us, how much you make sng you guys are making a ton out there. that's always a good one. and then our budget for the whole thing is $500,000. and with that, we've hired bruce reed, a very able guy, and a final staff. we have young college students, we have borrowed from agencies of the government. we can't borrow from congressional staff. the house budget committee has 75 people and a budget of 10 million. we have, what, 18 staff and a budget of 500 grand. but if we had any more, we would in in peril. we have to look like we're in rags and stagger through the village with a tin cup. and that's what we're doing beautifully, although we wear good clothing. . h >> i think that would be a helpful piece of information for you to ha

get a coach fair out of coddy, wyoming, and i get get in first class because i can't work my emashe nated frame in there and i've got a new knee. so i'm paying a spread between the coach and first class. don't feel sorry. and then we get a whole per deem for one night, government rate and we pay that and we pay everything else from our own pocket. and people chip on us, how much you make sng you guys are making a ton out there. that's always a good one. and then our budget for the whole thing is $500,000. and with that, we've hired bruce reed, a very able guy, and a final staff. we have young college students, we have borrowed from agencies of the government. we can't borrow from congressional staff. the house budget committee has 75 people and a budget of 10 million. we have, what, 18 staff and a budget of 500 grand. but if we had any more, we would in in peril. we have to look like we're in rags and stagger through the village with a tin cup. and that's what we're doing beautifully, although we wear good clothing. . h >> i think that would be a helpful piece of information for you to ha

. $20 million could be saved if we elem-r limb nated this waste. when it comes to wasteful washington spending, all signs point to the stimulus. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york rise? without objection. recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, unemployment benefits are a necessary lifeline for jobless workers trying to make ends meet. and also provide a boost to the economy. these benefits are crucial when there are five job seekers for every available job. unemployment benefits keep workers attached to the work force, preventing some workers from shifting to other more costly programs such as social security, disability insurance. by the end of 2010 the joint economic committee estimates that 290,000 unemployed disabled workers will exhaust their benefits. shifting these workers from the labor market and on to the social security disability insurance,