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the other ng's anything at the top of the table after three. when i was pleased to get off alexander could you call becoming the all time top scorer freekick bring his tally to seventy nine for the club to quit five strikes me as a big from the last nine minutes put the game to rest afterwards and from john is polite he said he was pleased. at least in the school. mr johnson gets up themselves they were held to a surprise one true or subdued by a head thing from a corner of the army man. but maxine can you recall of the visit his defense to level just before the yeah i'm at least now it finished to remain unbeaten but. it's. been a streak continues without a victory in four games now after being held for a one one draw by stroke a beauty from alexander but he hasn't put rubin ahead only thirteen i don't mind children off to put through his own net to deny his side three points an unfortunate fact rubin of only got eight. points from a possible eighteen and are made table. and there is just one game to talk about on monday's anonymous angy in a

nato stephen leatherman radio host and also from chicago tell me the allied campaign is illegal in ngs to colonize libya. well the security council here was basically authorized the u.s. britain and france to legally attack a nonbeliever in country so that the new council by awaiting article fifty one of the u.a.e. cherish it clearly says that no nation me attack another nation except in self-defense to security council need not to act in violation of its own child or this war which is what it is it's a hologram by the three called illiterates america the main one is the idea is to colonize another country destroy it out of course privatized industry use control its resources we split its people in this war is following the same script the script isn't identical each time but its mouth when one said above mystery it may not repeat exactly but if it were i see my train nine hundred two thousand older than back in two thousand and three it was much nineteen shocking are against the rash shock and awe against libya civilians are being given no surprise we don't hear about civilians so bil

the freedom to live by the koran and read the koran and explore the koran and teach the koran so the ng a muslim being american or not it odds they aren't ah but how can you ignore the fact that burning the koran set off protests in afghanistan that resulted in the death of eight united nations workers they turned violent crowds chanted death to america i mean the actions of bring the qur'an and exercising free speech do seem to be at odds in terms of what the outcome the fallout. i would actually disagree i think that what happened in afghanistan really doesn't have to do with terry jones and burning the koran i think that was just a pretext for trying to understand why out of the dozens of countries it's significant in some populations only one of them saw violence we have to look beyond just islam and beyond the koran burning i think the reality is that enough on it there is a war there are civilian deaths there is a corrupt government that our government is backing we don't really know what we're trying to accomplish in afghanistan right now people in afghanistan are losing hope in

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our traffic reporter, has a look at huh t foseou yrkiar p ng beout re yr even leave the house. re >>> right now on nbc bay area.com. we have complete coverage of the giants. just click on the cove. there you are going to find a single rules guide to at & t park. the best place to get your flirt on. inside the stadium. we're back in one minute ori dc ian ecprrkintips any driver can appreciatete >> a live look at at & t park. thank you, fans. taking a look at the sign live. also there live, jessica, raj, covering the season home opener festivities. the game just ended. heading out of san francisco right now. take a look at some of our traffic maps showing things, on the roads that clear just a little bit since the game. ended about, probably, within the last 30, 40 minutes. and, you know, typically, traffic and parking at the game is -- can be very difficult. if you are going to the game, to a game this season. some things have changed about the parking situation. our own mike inoye has everything you need to know before you hit the road. >> no self respecting fan wants to waste

fra ng >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. lyles. frank is off. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks so much for joining us. your time coming up on 6:00. let's check traffic and weather. >> starting to see showers out there already. showers making their way into the north bay and starting to extend farther south, as well. we'll have a look at when the rain will hit us hardest later but first let's check with gianna and see how the rain is affecting the roads if at all. >> you know, kristy, so far, so good. no major accidents but you're right. when those slick surfaces happen things get busy. so give yourself some extra time. live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see things are wet so use caution. also some construction to report. that's coming up but right now back to you. >> thank you. >>> a shooting inside a bar and restaurant kills two people early this morning. sharon chin is live in oakland near jack london square with what may have set off this deadly violence. sharon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police are s

bp wants to ng the wells it already had under development when the deep water horizon platform blew up killing eleven people. now bp is promising federal inspectors it will have 24 hour a day access to its gulf oil operations. but critics say it's too soon for bp to start drilling again. >>> two people are now dead, three others in the hospital after a violent night near palm springs. it happened yesterday in cathedral city. police say two brothers showed up at a party and shot three people. one of the three died. later the two brothers were walking home when police say someone ran them over with a car before shooting them. one of the brothers died at the hospital. still no word this morning about a motive for those shootings. >>> 5:48 is the time right now. it's time to go back over to sal and check in on traffic. sal. >>> pam and dave, good morning once again. we are doing okay if you are driving on 80 westbound looks all right as you can see traffic is getting busier though. much busier coming in just in the last few minutes we've noticed a dramatic increase in the amount of cars th

of article 1 section 7, which explains that the senate must ng pass an identical bill to the house before it can be offered to the president for his signature and become law. the other lie in the government shutdown prevention act is its title. there is absolutely nothing in the bill that can prevent a government shutdown. despite eric cantor's absurdist stunts, beneath the legislative dignity of any previous leader of the house of representatives, more responsible members of congress are moving toward a compromise. reports indicate that democrats and republicans have agreed on a $33 billion cut package, approximately half the amount of cuts house republicans have been seeking. but in an interview in the last hour, congressman cantor shot down that number to cnbc's larry kudlow. >> nobody is rallying around that 33. that number is not a number that i ascribe to. >> the tea party members of the republican caucus literally did rally today, and it was a rally around a number. >> 61.5 billion. that's where the fight came down on hr 1. the first cr. all right. so let's fight on that, then. tha

we have got a structural fiscal night ng of 8% of g.d.p. over the next five years. this is huge, obviously. it's just starting now. it includes some tax increases. about a quarter is tax increases. the rest is spending cuts so rather similar to what your commission proposed. now we're going to see whether they can implement it. and what affect it will have on the economy. it's a great experiment. it's only just starting. >> rose: whether they can implement it has to do with political judgment? >> that's right. obviously the economy collapses under you it becomes more difficult to persuade your troops to continue with the cuts. >> rose: does it make economic sense to you? economic sense? >> it does make economic sense but i regard it as extremely risky. in a sense there are logical arguments for it. economics is a very, very uncertain science so it could well be the right thing to do. my argument throughout has been you have to build in flexibility into such a plan. you have to see what happens to the economy. if it turns out the economy collapses under the weight of

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z ep ng's body, where he was found, that's not the home where he thinked -- where he live.olice won't say how he died nor do they have a motive. four teenagers have been arrested for aseptember -- for attempted arson. zeng's classmates told us they can't believe what happened. >> he's always smiling. it was nice to know him and it breaks my heart to know he's gone now. >> he had a lot of friends. it was just a shock, when we find out this happened to him. >> now, the principal says the school will have grief counseling services available here on campus throughout the day. and the principal says he doesn't know if the four other teens arrested for the arson, conspiracy and murder charges are also student -- are also students at the school. we do know that police are still looking for a fifth teenager that they believe may be involved with this murder -- with this murder. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alely. >> we just received a photo from a viewer of that fire in antioch we first told you about at the top of "mornings on 2." you can see the flames from th

and ter working with it for so ng, i see both sides of the issue will now. i think i am leaning towards the opponent's side. the government wants to get something done and they should try to go to congress first. the fcc took the executive path first because they knew they could not get through congress. i am opposed to it. host: you think the market can take care of it by itself? what is your view? you say you agree with the opponents. why? have you think this could be handled? guest: i think people should leave this in the private sector, because it badband providers have to go through fcc every time and ask if this is reasonable, then it would just make work a whole lot harder. i think they should leave this in the private sector, because it is not a problem. host: i did a googol search on all three of your names. -- a google search on all three of your names. the local newspaper talked about the middle school taking in all sorts of prizes in this contest. honor roll mentioned prizes etc.. total prizes is about $9,250 to the middle school alone. i am just

oakland police are ng into an early-morning shooting... news headlines from cbs 5. oakland police are looking into an early-morning shooting inside a bar and restaurant that killed two people. four others were wounded at sweet jimmy's. two of them hospitalized in critical condition. investigators believe the gunman was earlier denied entry to the business. >>> a fire that destroyed a historic apple warehouse in watsonville now being linked to the deaths of hundreds of fish. all the soot and smoke with the foam used by firefighters considered likely factors in the fish deaths. it is still unknown what caused last week's fire. it cost the martinelli apple cider company nearly $2 million in products. >>> the santa clara valley water district expected to increase water rates. it could happen as soon as tomorrow when the board of directors meets. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ♪ [ water running ] [ indistinct talking on television ] hola padre. hola. [ male announcer ] you do everything so they're at their best. so start

ng os -- operate on the fly without standards and rules is simply not true.r the auspices of the u.n., the committee brings ngos together routinely for assistance operations. a ground-breaking project has created a humanitarian charter and minimum standards for humanitarian assistance. third, a reading of these fundamental building blocks shows that the line between humanitarian and development assistance is not a sharp one. when emergency health care is delivered, the involvement of the community, the on-the-job training of future health care workers, the infrastructure that is often built leads to the rebirth or creation of the health care system that might endure beyond any emergency phase. that is development. and you can trace that path for the other sectors; sanitation, water, food, shelter and education. in afghanistan the civ-mil dialogue has been halting and difficult. it has been jump-started by civilians in the u.s. embassy and then disbanded. it has been led by the u.n. and then halted. it has been revived in some form by a new general assigned to

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for too ng consumers have struggle to navigate the financial products front with hidden fees, 8 and switch terms, and other features that experts have difficulty understanding. it will operate with a mission to empower consumers with information they need to make financial decisions for themselves and their families. since the day i introduced the bill to create this bureau, wall street has tried to undermine it. with the help of some in the house, wall street is attempting to limit spending by this agency to barely half of what it needs to get started. it is not a surprise that wall street is balking at cfpb arting up. fully informed consumers will make markets more competitive. we will work to make sure this agency has what it nee to start working for consumers. i look forward to discussing this with the secretary, and i now turn to my ranking member for his opening remarks. >> thank you veryuch. today marks my first day to act in this role as ranking member, i appreciate the opportunity to serve on this committee, providing oversight over all discretionary spending. i look forward to wo

. >> if it gets it right we are in the right place as ow ng as it protect. >> what we are seeing so fardoes not establish that. >> when it comes to credit unions and a number of credit unions in my district, credit unionseredo provide service fla -- services to credit unions and orouseholds. do you see a director -- one of my concerns about having one director whoereddatsn't like crt unions or the way credit unions are gointhere it may anizect the ability to serve low and moderate income ebmilies. >> absdhutel-- s in asking your first question we do thip it would strengthen. we are in favor of it. in answer to your second question, could you repeat it again? >> if you had a director, one of the pront.ems with a sinhavie director is they may say credit unionseredon't provide service. s and concern is tht thi provid service to lower income families. theoryhis stion was if you saw director taking this agency in a ightirection that would hur credit unions could you survive -- >> it would put aeredamper on t services i could provide. i am very concerned. ieredon't feel that one persony i am

ng the advance toward bewnsh hazi promise no mercy, we worked with a coalition to prevent what surely would of been and humanitarian disaster. [applause] we would have seen a human slaughter. that is a certainty. that would have been a disaster from every conceivable standpoint. a moral standpoint, the standpoint of its impact in the region -- you can imagine, had we permitted this to take place, you can imagine what would have happened in terms of instability, chaos, and the impact of that he on tunisia and egypt trying not to manage what is not a simple process of transition. having helped produce two security council resolutions, we joined a broad international consensus that included air. thyssen's like the uae and cut our -- air participants like united arab emirates and qatar. from the outset of this conflict, the president made it very clear -- on the front end, we would use our unique capabilities to create an environment that will allow others to then be able to carry on and carry out the no-fly zone and also the civilian protection mission. the transition in terms of command

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only one geri ferraro so i would go over for five minutes and turn it over to senator hutchison for as ngwould want. after graduation from college, geri got a job as a school at a public -- teacher as a public school in queens. she applied to fordham law school the law school my sband went to. she was accepted into a night school. despite a warning from an admissions officer that she might be taking a man's place. sheot into law school. she was one of two women in a class of 179. imagine, they said to her, you will be taking a man's place in law school. she persevered. one of just two women out of 179 students graduating in 1960. yes, she raised her family. she adored her family. there wasn't a second that went by water her saying to one of us anywhere in earshot, i've got to tell you about laura, i've got to tell you about john, i've got to tell you what about my kids are doing. did my colleague want to yield? mr. durbin: i would ask if the senator from california would just yield for a brief statement. mrs. boxer: yes. as long as it won't interrupt my -- mr. durbin: i would ask it be pu

ng caller: i am a first-time calller, long time you weviewer. a couple of quick points. of all, this disaster would never have occurred if we put in place the regulation that we see in norway, sweden, and some of the other countries. secondly, we are hearing a lot of misinformation in terms of the overall context. thousands of leases are held up in the gulf of mexico by the oil companies, and they are not drilling on them, and they want to tie up even more leases. this is a way to help control the market. the most disturbing thing was the vote you took a couple of weeks ago. since 1996, we have received a zero royalties from most of the deepwater drilling that was set up to originally encouraged a deepwater drilling. with oil prices where they are, my question to you is why did you think the residents of louisiana and the rest of the country do not deserve to have royalties paid by these international companies when they are drilling and our deep water? -- in our deep water? guest: i am a little confused by the question. he is suggesting that somehow i did not feel that