first of all, which weapon did they come from and where onering is oscar ortega hernandez, the man they are looking for in connection with the shooting last week. these two bullets, one was found that had shattered a window at the white house. it was stopped by this protective ballistic sealing they have on the inside of the white house. a second bullet was found on the white house lawn and once again, they are still looking for the man connected with the incident on friday. he is oscar ortega hernandez and here is what happened. on friday, some wpsz said they heard some shots fired outside the white house in the area of constitution avenue and two vehicles speeding away. -- some witnesses said they heard some shots fired outside the white house. investigators found an abandoned vehicle with an ak-47 inside and some information that led them to believe that

. >> the onerous conditions. >> oh, come on. >> in years, and the-- . under onerous conditions. >> just put the pipeline, in canada put that on hold and pushed it back until after the elections. the amount of oil from canada, a friendly neighbor, and we say no. and they're going to give it to asia. >> no, we doesn't say no, first of all. >> what do you mean we don't say no, the administration put it on hold to create that pipeline coming from canada so we did say no. >> you're talking about, talking about one specific instance. that's fine, there are issues around it, nebraska had problems with it. that doesn't mean that-- >> no environmental problems there? and they run wonderful environmental laws with that pipeline. >> kristin, i want to go back, because adam makes the point i think is sort of disingenuous. we shouldn't care about $4 oil gas prices because it's cheap comparatively, in other words, no o words,-- this gets away from the fact it hurts american consumers and we're played by so many people beginning first and foremost with opec. >> oh, ab

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he said the inquiry was proving to be onerous. with the death toll mounted almost daily, it is one of the worst institutional fires in the country in recent times. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sydney. >> at least five people have been injured in an explosion in the canary islands. one is described as critical. the blast happened at a tourist to tell in the southwest of the island. they believe a gas leak was to blame, and an investigation is already underway. >> it is an idyllic spot and popular with tourists, but the holiday turned into a nightmare. confused guests port of the hotel -- poured out of the hotel. >> we did not know what it was. we sat down. the smoke was coming up, and everybody was a bit excited, but we started eating and were told to leave the hotel. >> they believe a leak from a gas truck caused it. >> there was a lead that led to an explosion. four workers were injured. a norwegian guest was also badly injured. >> at least 17 people are being treated for burn injuries at mobile hospitals. two have burns on a lar

so it's not as financially onerous as you might imagine.ctions products p like i said, some of these other things seem like they can wait until tomorrow. >> exit question, is a psychology of diminished expectation taking hold in america? you understand the question? >> i think it's pretty clear, john. and i would say it probably has, as the recession has endured for two and three years, it may not have been there to begin with, but i think there's a real pessimism out there in america about the future of the country and about personal problems and -- if ever this economy will recover. >> i think it's an acknowledgement of reality, and if -- i don't want to call it pessimistic because i think the whole thrust of this survey is the resilience of americans, and i'm not going to write off the country as easily as pat does. >> eleanor? i mean beth? >> let's go back to where pat started, which is the origin of the american dream, about working hard and persevering. somehow in the 50s and 60s, that turned into owning a home. so i think to the exte

introduced this after the community groups and small business owners came and expressed concerns about onerous restrictions on locally owned self-service frisch restaurants -- self-service restaurants. these were meant to stop the spread of fast-food restaurants and chain stores in san francisco. now that there are clear rules, many believe that the code is out of date and confusing to many. the restrictions caused hardships and delays. current limitations include prohibiting on site food preparation and cooking and reading in coffee shops without a conditional use approval.

introduced this after the community groups and small business owners came and expressed concerns about onerous restrictions on locally owned self-service frisch restaurants -- self-service restaurants.

. >>> and a california oner is putting herself out there literally in the hopes of finding a lost pet she is holding up a sign wearing a bikini help for help for her chihuahua. arvey levin produc. >>> recent incidents of passengers being removed flights for having short skirts, baggy pants, making out or just being overweight have made headlines. airline passengers feel that there is no one standard by which airline passengers know what to to, say or wear or how to behave. more on the high flying fashion standards. >> reporter: from skirts to short, pants to low, some passengers are learning the hard way their wardrobe can keep them grounded. several high-profile incidents have flyers rights groups to publish dress codes. >> people are not mind readers. they don't know what that flight attendant is going to want to see when you get on the plane. >> architect kit hennai has said this has left the flight attendants' judging your wardrobe. >> in the airlines' view, those passengers became a risk but hannai contends if that's the case, it's the airlines' fault. >> the airline should ste

. >> what is so onerous for the business on the environmental side? >> well, there is a number of things. you have to be careful with anything coming out of your factory. it is not that they are doing anything to violate the regulation, is that there are so many that they have to make sure that things are proved. our products are safe, so food safety is certainly an issue. there is a lot of regulation. you have to make sure that everything is fine. we are totally okay with that but it slows everything down. it ends up costing more for our members. >> we will close for a moment for station identification. the audio for this program is broadcast at 9:00 a.m., 3:30, three times on saturday on sirius xm radio. we can also be seen at around the world on the english language station of voice of america. the program coming to you from washington, d.c. linda gasparello and myself are talking to larry graham, the head of the national confectioners association. we have in front of us an enormous bowl of goodies. larry, this is a happy story you are telling of a

i was also very onerous to be awarded the presidential scholarship that pays for my tuition, and i have to say thank you, dr. stevens, for that honor. that helped me get through a lot, especially with my family situation. thank you for allowing the students this opportunity. >> as you can see and hear from the students, it has been a fantastic experience. it started years ago of the partnership, they have expanded in. the summer program is open to all students which is a great experience for many of them. i would like to have dr. stevens, and properly recognized. >> before dr. stevens, we give you your certificate and asked you to say a few words, i just wanted to add my 2 cents to this because i have a lot of personal attachment to use your never city -- to your university. he was supposed to pursue a dental career. he went to the university and had the best time of his life. he has dabbled -- been at apple for four years. when you offer the scholarships and open these opportunities, many of the kids do not have access. it they don't have the ability to bring in the arts likely to acro

i hope it is not going to be that onerous but i know that when we talk about a hardship for business, it does not stop with the small business owner. the hardest thing is going to be for the employees who may not have a job. that is my trepidation. the lower income business people, the lower income businesses. that being said, i will support this. and the support to the work of supervisor cohen and president chiu. president o'brien: do you know what the legislation has, i am trying to remember, which would not be the first time. did we have anything to monitor the impact? i seem to recall there was something to do reporting to see how this affects things. >> correct. i brushed over what was new but in terms of the amendments, supervisor david chiu did have in his legislation for businesses to report on their expenditures. so, so that is still there. businesses will still be required in the amount of what they are making. the defined the details of what they will need to report on is still yet to, but the idea is to stay with your hra account, what are reimbursable expenses under your

> and this individual -- >> the citizen journalist claims officers fired at his legs with either a oner bullet or bean bag shot. >> there needs to be some independent agency that comes in and looks at the behavior. >> that has become the battle cry of many demonstrators, especially after iraq war vet, scott olson, was shot in the head with a canister two weeks ago. now the alameda county sheriff's department joined the video tape war, releasing this recording of a second war vet vomiting in his cell following a demonstration arrest. he underwent spleen surgery. the sheriff's department says not because of their actions. >> the video clearly shows the deputy trying to find out what was going on. she offers medication, which he refuses. >> it is said cameras don't lie, but the truth seems to rest with who is recording. in oakland, robert lyles, cbs 5. >> it's important to note as with a will the of video we get in sometimes from people, the oakland police edited the video that they released to us. it will release more video once it has been reviewed. >> other headlines, a couple burglars

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. >> we were trying to implement a user-friendly system that was less onerous. >> if that is their ideaf friendly, i think we need to work on our diplomatic skills a little bit. >> the state issued more than 1 million toll notices last year alone. >> ultimately, it will take a major action, probably against the state come to collect a lot of toll was that were collected in violation of the statute. >> he had wished he had known what was in the law. >> in my situation, i had a timeline. >> he paid the bill that was demanded. lest the agency decide to suspend the registration and impose more fees. for the 11 news i-team, i am jayne miller. >> now, your forecast, with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a storm in the middle of the country is arriving, but today, it was colder than normal in the morning. i think it will happen again, even on wednesday. nine degrees warmer than normal, the seventh day of november. the record high was 77 degrees set back in 1975. this was quite below the normal low -- quite above the normal low. this is going to turn out to be a chilly morning, and if the

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onere are freezing conditions in the north bay valleys. napa is down to 30° and 36 in santa rosa.ou will need a sweater and jacket as you get out the door for clear skies. livermore is falling to 38°. so really getting cold by morning. and you will need the umbrellas before long. take a look at what is coming. the nights will get even colder if you thought that was cold. we have a cold outbreak coming in from the gulf of alaska. all of the speckled clouds are indicating the colder air. this comes in with the first cold front and that sets the stage for some changes ahead. dramatic changes as a matter of fact. as this cold front arrives it will bring with it much cooler air. and so here is what is going to happen. 5:00 a.m. during the commute it is dry. we don't see anything happening. but as we head to 9:00 develop in the north bay and very light showers expected with the system. by noontime the showers are spreading south along the front and 5:00 p.m. during the evening commute they start to become scattered in nature. the activity will taper off, but not for long. they redevelop

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and might work many successive days and then have many successive days off, making the can you less onerous. you inquired about a deputy sheriffs, i believe. we have a similar residency pattern. we have slightly lower than 25%, 24.46% of the deputy sheriffs live in san francisco. in san mateo, it is slightly higher than that. just shy of 50% of a deputy sheriff in san francisco and san mateo. this is typically a lower-paid classification, so i think it is not so -- when you look at the patterns of when they live, it is interesting that they have a lot in contra costa county as well. very few in sonoma. very interesting. there was mention of registered nurses. we can do any of these groups that you like. we do a zip code run basically against employer records because some of the considerations when looking at first responder are that you actually might not need all of your people to be there right away, because let's say you called in all your firefighters because of a natural disaster, they need a place to work and a track to be on or a station to work out of. we're more concerned about the

that is predicated upon us not having an onerous performance bond requirement that comes out of the california public utilities commission. that is still under consideration. two options. we need your advice. we want to help perfect whatever your comments are into a proposal that you will hear december 13. commissioner vietor: i have a question on the two-cent option. would that allow for the restoration of the nobles and energy efficiency? could some of that money be used for that beyond capital financing? >> we could look at that in limited degree is. we could not do that for go sao -- for go solar sf. for pv solar, we would consider that and look at. for energy efficiency, to the degree that they are in facilities we own, we could also look at that. commissioner vietor: what about community choice aggregation and local build out? could some of that money be used for that as well? >> we would need to analyze that investment, that bond rating. how much and when it would be needed. the two pennies is just enough to address what you have adopted. anything extra is going to be more than two penn

angelson thinks one way to do that is to streamline chicago's onerous licensing process. >> we'd likener ideally to be able to go online click here, here, here, here on one web site and at the end, print out a license to start a business in chicago. and we're not going to get there overnight, but that's the goal. >> reporter: that plan sounds great to marti goyal, who opened children's boutique urba baby in the city's north side last summer. >> if you really want to be there, you've got to be in their face and get the things done and sometimes you have to be the one who follows through the process to get your store, to get your license and whatnot. >> reporter: still, there's more to jumpstarting new businesses than streamlining the licensing process, says northwestern political science professor jaime dominguez. he points out that chicago has many diverse neighborhoods and some may oppose certain types of businesses. >> you may have, for example, those residents, those associations, those organizations that are an integral part of that neighborhood being very vocal about the types of