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, could you also include -- what this really constitutes -- we had a person come out envelope at of venice, and they indicated in his view known, it was cleare that if thy were close to the home they would invade the home. there is a nuisance code, which we reference, which prohibits anyone from coming into an area and imposing a noxious fume. i would appreciate it if you would take that into consideration. there is no speculation as to whether or not it came from the painting booth. >> that may not be the case. there is a lot of industrial going on. remember the chicken place on mission street? i think there is that kind of technology. that is not something we can impose, but it is out there. i will mention a restriction, the definition of hours that painting occurs, but i think we are ok the way we are. >> i do not see anything wrong with imposing some hours. >> if we could talk to a project sponsor and just ask them. >> when you are painting. >> we use it once a day, because we are a small business. good >> during that time, a 30- minute window appear eager -- 30-minute window. >> monda

taken their anger to the streets saying their governments are being taken over by big business out of venice is following the rallies in london. the mood of discontent is definitely spread to london it seems like he's here to stay the moment is around a thousand protesters gathered in the square behind me the police have set up a cordon and hemming the protesters in there but i've just been inside there speaking to some of the protesters and there's almost a carnival atmosphere going on they're saying it is totally their chance to have their say in a slogan they're putting on this protest today is paid back and what they're referring to is what they're saying is the trillions of dollars has been paid in bonuses to banking executives over the last few years was at the same time their money the taxpayers' money is being used to bail out these banks and so they're blaming the bankers who've got us in this situation essaying somehow they're the ones being rewarded earlier i do have have a chance to speak to some of the protesters is what they have to say. we're here because the upper classes in

international awards another russian film silence triumphant premier with a twenty minute long stand in of ation in venice last year this year the count's film festival awards vegan saves you lana and that success was followed by alexander's the core of snatching the venice is a golden lion with his false impressionistic he was unfaithful works by contemporary russian filmmakers to have great to appeal to viewers worldwide after all holywood produces no blockbusters on its own so may be the right thing for russian filmmakers is to stick to what same cure a long tradition of raising serious issues and focusing on the character's thoughts and feelings rather than their actions. well our reporter mentioned back when very small films there we also talk about the old one they really they really became popular he became popular in hollywood but on the air now do you think that it makes sense for russian filmmakers to try to imitate blockbusters know they'll never be better than that how we would love a person is because because the the the whole history of russian cinema is like thought provoking likelike very

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station in the arctic reap the harvest of international awards another russian film silent good a triumphant premier with a twenty minute long stand in the vacation in venice last year this year the council film festival awards of against hibs you lana and that success was followed by alexander sycamore of snatching the venice is a golden lion with his false impressionistic philosophical works by contemporary russian filmmakers appear to have greater appeal to viewers worldwide after all holywood produces enough blockbusters on its own so maybe the right thing for a russian filmmakers is to stick to which same to rely on tradition of raising serious issues and focusing on the character's thoughts and feelings rather than their actions. well our reporter mentioned back when back of school in the films there's been lots of talk about on the on the one hand they really they really became popular he became popular in hollywood but on the other hand do you think that it makes sense for russian filmmakers to try to imitate blockbusters though there will never be better than that how he would blockbusters because because the the history of russian cinema is like

. >> after winning the first set, he produced some fantastic shot on both sides of the court, refusing this venice powerhouse any chance of a comeback. nadal did not have a single break point throughout the match. the entertainment lasted for only one hour 48 minutes. the final result 7-6, 6-3. mayer is playing the best he has ever played. let's see if he can keep it up in the quarter finals. >> an epic tale of human resilience coming up. >> it has been a year now since the dramatic rescue of 33 miners who spent two months trapped underground in a chilean mine. the ordeal was closely and anxiously followed by millions of well-wishers in countries around the world. after the mine where -- after they were returned to the surface, they were praised for their tenacity and courage. today, they are simply struggling to earn a living and raise a family. they are also thankful for what they called god's merkel that saved their lives. here is more on their story. -- they are thankful for what they called god's miracle. >> thesehi as miners in a cramped plastic cage. kevin and his sister are playing a game.

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. >> reporter: bangkok is criss-crossed by waterways, as suggested by its nickname, the venice of the east. but these channels also make it easier for floodwaters to penetrate the city. around three kilometers from the city's northern limits, local residents raced to fill sand bags to reinforce flood barriers and prevent water from entering the capital. in the central business district, transit officials have sealed off some entrances to the subway network. to the east, workers have strengthened the 23.5 kilometer-long earthen dike which surrounds the international airport. they also raised its height from three to three and a half meters. but in some areas, the flood has already arrived. homes near the airport are under wat water. >> translator: if the floods get worse than this i don't know what i'm going to do. i guess i'll have to evacuate. >> reporter: the bank of thailand has estimated the cost to the economy from the ongoing crisis at no less than $3.3 billion. residents of bangkok are waiting nervously to see what will happen to their city this weekend, amid thailand's worst f

one of germany's most influential theater figures has won the golden lion in venice. organizers of the festival honored tomas offenmaier for his life's work. >> he is only 43, but already honored for his accomplishments as a theater director. >> it was not my idea. strictly speaking, in italian, the prize is for my career -- not really a lifetime achievement. >> his biggest success was his offbeat version of "hamlet," which premiered three years ago in athens. since then, theaters all over the world have invited the berlin company to perform. >> i think one of the reasons they invite us is because it is a berlin theater, and berlin has incredible attraction all over the world, especially as a city of art. >> he burst onto the scene in the 1990's. he was quickly branded the new infant terrible of german theater. he was credited with revolutionizing the legendary theater, shocking audiences with social realism. he has picked up one of the most prestigious awards in the world of theater, but it is unlikely to be the final act in his career. >> being with the culture scene

. >> reporter: bangkok is crisscrossed by waterways as suggested by its nickname, the venice of the east. but these channels also make it easier for floodwaters to penetrate the city. around three kilometers from the city's northern limits, local residents raced to fill sandbags to reinforce flood barriers and prevent water from entering the capital. in the central business district, transit officials have sealed off some entrances to the subway network. to the east, workers have strengthened the 23.5 kilometer--long earthen dike which surrounds the international airport. they also raised its height from 3 to 3.5 meters. but in some areas, the flood has already arrived. homes near the airport are under water, 67 meters. >> translator: if the floods get worse than this, i don't know what i'm going to do. i guess i'll have to evacuate. >> reporter: the bank of thailand has estimated the cost to the economy from the ongoing crisis at no less than $3.3 billion. residents of bangkok are waiting nervously to see what will happen to their city this weekend, amid thailand's worst floods in 50 ye

sade are the merchants of venice within an iranian banks has led to bringing shame to be tested as manyhroughout the international banking system and interns continue to fund its illicit dvds -- nuclear activities and be the leading state sponsor of terror. just a venezuela benefit and their effect on the region remain unclear. as i said before, i've been concerned about the exploitation and terrorist organizations the rams and drug trafficking document currency fraud and money laundering. it's widely known. proxy has benefited financially from the manufacture and movement of pirated goods in the area appeared to look forward to discussing these issues with witnesses today. the night mr. poe of texas, the advice shared by the sub committee on oversight and investigation. >> western hemisphere has been at work for a long time. i think we're starting to remember that what happens to a south is important to our national security. everyone south of the border in the united states and their neighbor after all. president then wrote in 1823 announced that a doctrine called the monroe.trim, man

way to rude however he's nightwatch raised less money in europe then andries the return of the golden lion in venice the slow moving psychological drama managed to commercially lead advance narrative rude. multiple twists and turns while russian commercial movies are quite really released outside the country then on commercial counterparts conquering the world the last few years have seen not acceptable gretzky's triumph for knowledge they spoke with three were shot at a real station in the arctic reap the harvest of international awards another russian film silent triumphant premier with a twenty minute long stand in the patient in brown is last year this year the council film festival awards again saves you lana and that success was followed by alexander said more of snatching a van this is a lie and with his false impressionistic he was so fickle works by contemporary russian filmmakers appear to have great appeal to viewers worldwide zero hole who produces enough blockbusters on its own so maybe the right thing for russian filmmakers is to stick to what same sharon tradition of raising serious i

festival have high hopes for the event, trying to get it recognized as one of the four major film festivals in the world with kahn, venice, berlin. >>> here is a story from japan's ancient capital of kyoto. a parade of people dressed in costumes from various historical periods has attracted locals and tourists. the procession of about 2,000 people started at the kyoto imperial palace on sunday and made its way to the heian shrine several kilometers away. the jidai matsuri festival dates back more than 100 years and is one of the city's three biggest festivals. the parade was led by a military band dressed in a style of the meiji era in the late 19th century. the next group represented the popular revolutionaries who helped organize the meiji restoration in the closing days of the feudal period that ended in 1867. a crowd of about 50,000 watched the procession. survivors of the march 11th disaster who live in kyoto were invited to watch the event. a woman says she had to evacuate her hometown in fukushima because of the nuclear crisis. >> translator: it's really sad that i can't go home because of this crisis. but i feel

guilty of helping carry out systematic torture and murder and disappearances many of the worst crimes took place in venice iris at the nabi a catholic school also known as an estimated five thousand people or so. that's a deuce of this hour the business is next with kareena that's after a short break. the news today vol and. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations throughout the day. so. for failure of. the new zealand. bank to see the film on screen if you want to have sex go and have sex. our welcome to news here in our teeth thanks for joining me the world's emerging economic powers say they'll inject cash into the eurozone to stem the debt crisis contagion china has reportedly agreed to invest in the rescue fund russia's also involved presidential aide arkady dvorkovich says the country could contribute to rescue efforts through the i.m.f. meanwhile markets rebound globally after europe's wide ranging deal to fight the sovereign debt crisis his euro quest stocks sore on news that you is only to agree to a fifty percent reduction in the value of greek debt

lots of different painted buildings and the streets are real narrow, just like venice. when you dump all the water through the narrow streets it just gets going real fast and rips things apart. >>> it's november, guys. >> i'm one of the co-founders of november, the month formerly known as november, where -- [ inaudible ] eventually i'm a mustache farmer. and our season is november. >> is it weird that i am so crazily attracted to this man and his mustache? >> beth, i feel the exact same way. we have adam on skype right this minute. tell me about where the idea for this came. >> well, it came about in 2003. and it was my brother. and we were having a few beers and talking about fashion and how everything starts back into fashion. so 30 of us decided to grow must arches and bring it back. we didn't do it for any particular reason. and we created the rules. >> can't shave for 30 days. >> we had in australia, 450 guys and we raised $54,000. last year in november of 2010. november became truly quite a movement. we had 450,000 guys and we raised $81 million. >> i want to know

venice, and then newport, rhode island. at webpage in june 2012. that is where we will crown our first america's cup champion. that will be the culmination of the first season. the second season will kick off in august and september for two events. you will be able to see the america's cup in action with the ac-45's in 2012. still have a couple of the new deals that we still have to work on. we but then finished the pacific ocean, middle east part of the door by going back to italy again, finishing up in the naples? in may 2013. at that point, the world series is finished and all eyes are

of this debate. it's almost like venice for real. the tea party, a big one. just how much has the tea party defined the gop? and the bottom line on the economy, it's the biggest issue in the nation right now. each of the candidates think their tax plan is the right one and we'll take a closer look as the bells ring, let's go out front. hello, everyone. out front live in las vegas. feels good to say that. we're just an hour away. we have seven republican candidates squaring off for their party's nomination to challenge president barack obama next november. >> herman cain surging in the polls to defend his front of runner status. rick perry could be dropping and that could be the comeback story of the night and mitt romney, slow, but steady. in a poll released this morning and lagging behind cain in likability, can he pull more gop voters to the side? we have a lot lined up for you. we want to begin with two of our special guests, john avalon, senior economist for "news week" and the daily beast, cnn chief political analyst and all of this action was buzzing ar

ninety's beginning two thousand was classified as the ill man of the continent then germany made an enormous effort to to improve compared to venice and cheesed it whereas other countries like portugal greece. not to mention island stepped away from that path a third hugh compared to thirty or so germany is today getting the harvest of its sound economic policy at the beginning of the year two thousand totally disconnected with the lot of the ironies you know your argument is used by french politicians saying germany to the euro its success a success and that's why germany is obliged is committed to continue beta policy and you don't see this happen i was going to say one of the ironies dr is that the greek army currently feels almost as many german battle tanks as germany itself i'm talking about the way that germany has benefited from having people like i have to tell you when i hear is a place i have to cut you short there. and i must remind you of the fact that the front is now delivering friday gates for almost nothing to greece and that at a moment where greece is factually in a situation of default what is scandalising is a

jon: it was a great time of year to go to venice.holding that up for real, is she? jon: you tipped it over from what i understand. i'm about ten pounds heavier this week. [laughter] jenna: oh, that's a good one. jon: so there we we are in veni, but venice, well, the city is sinking. it's a very threatened city, obviously. there's water lapping into one of the wildings. but that was not the highlight of my trip. jenna:

you'd been to america for a year, i think, with some irish mates and were living in venice beach, right? >> yeah. whole gang of you. and you basically drank yourselves into oblivion for a year. is it true? >> this is funny, who have you been talking to? >> it's sort of been researched. >> i was 21. i had taken a summer in america when i was younger, but this was the end of my honors law degree. i came over just for the summer. then i decided i was going to take a year out. i knew when i got back things were going to get a lot more serious. in truth, it was covering up something a little darker, i knew i was headed totally down the wrong track. i wasn't doing what i wanted to do. >> you had this thing inside you burning away, the crater spot. before we get to the crater spot, i do want to know about the night in the l.a. county jail. >> okay. well, what happened -- [ laughter ] >> is the memory flooding back? you were actually shackled, right? >> i was shackled, yeah. what was it, i think it was -- i think it was drunk driving or something silly. i was kind of out of control in those days. >> was that a wake-up

meanwhile the sport will get its first taste of india this weekend a brand new food international circuit will be to venice the country's first grand prix at the track is deemed to be among the fastest in the world sebastian vettel and is red bull team may have already clinched the drivers and constructed world titles but with three races left teams still want to finish the season on a high and reckoned that he said it will throw up some new challenges. but we have a lot. up and down. and down in. new york to cornell a sport that at the. shore you basically. companies may be a drinking and the other characteristic of. many of the braking. he now. brings is the end of sports or a bit later. culture is that so much is going on across the few hundred plus there's the taliban bad guys vicious became libya's national transitional council has announced the country's liberation from the gadhafi just came to show what kind of country.

of people who can get a loan. >> bryant is with guaranteed rate.com. majority were existing owners refinancing. not those itching to take a venice to the lowest mortgage rates in history. this is a frustrating conundrum for real estate agents who have plenty of inventory. a squeaky clean financial history may no longer be necessary. >> you still have some alternative ways of financing. >> we'll take a look at income, work history. it can be done. >> music to the years of in executive. they're building 1/10 the number of homes that were erected 10 years ago. >> we find out that unemployment came down and i think you would see a whole bunch of people go out and buy homes. >> apple iphone users can try out icloud today. massive jobs bill hits a roadblock. jane king has more. >> good morning. it is a no go 4 president obama's jobs bill. it was voted down last night by two republicans and the senate. parts of it could be salvaged. as for markets, futures are pretty strong this morning. slovakia voting down a temporary bailout fund. markets do not seem upset by that. we did end up yesterday with the dow ending up slightly lower on the

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of lgtb danica patrick's. we hope you can come to the forum. it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30.thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is about. first of all, the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named as the enforcement agency in the sanctuary ordinance. what that means is that no city employee or no city resources can go towards helping ice or referring anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of ret

lots of people riding in asking about the raider forecast, how do you say it, raiders, on sunday. 71degrees under mostly sunny skies, venicet to it. >> when is that game going to be televised roberta. i've got the answer. cal hoping the first time is a charm for their first pac-12 win. sometimes that's just the ,,,,,, outscored 73-24 the last two weeks >>> well, cal might not want to play any more thursday night games on national tv. they have been outscored 73-24 the last couple of weeks. the cheering wouldn't last long at at&t. second quarter matt martially who just might be the best quarterback not named andrew luck in this country, they lead, 39 yards and he injuries his arm on this play, wouldn't return. cal trying to get on the board in the final minute. zach maynard throws into triple coverage, picked off. awful night formh nauert, three interceptions, a fumble. the bears commit five turnovers. fourth quarter following another maynard pick, curtis macneil is going to go in. usc pounds cal 30-9. the sixth straight conference loss. the coliseum will be sold out again sunday. that means the raiders game against the bro