if you have any questions pertaining to today's announcements for either the mayor, jeff, victor, or edward, please ask away. anyone, anyone? do not be idle. [laughter] if not, i guess we will proceed with a tour of the office and check things out. thank you for coming, everyone. really appreciate it. $40,000 of this will go to 20 existing businesses. it's this is like a dragon house. -- businesses like dragon house. [applause] others that have been identified. i want to thank ellen and debt been played -- that the little. that is right. al harris and others that have worked in the exocet ashcelsiorn group for so long so that we can make a difference. we want these grievance to make a ground level difference. that is why paying attention to everyone here. it is a struggle of a lot of our commercial corridors right now, so that is why the work we have been doing in mid-market, the experience we are bringing out there with the arts programs and business loans we want to do right here to help out as well. i also want to thank mary and flemings from family connections. thank you for being here.

questions pertaining to today's announcements for either the mayor, jeff, victor, or edward, please ask away. anyone, anyone? do not be idle. [laughter] if not, i guess we will proceed with a tour of the office and check things out. thank you for coming, everyone. really appreciate it. >> call the roll please. [roll call] >> you have a quorum. chairman nolan: welcome, caroline. thank you and welcome. >> announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices. the use of cellphone, pagers, and a similar sound producing devices are prohibited at this meeting. anyone with a similar sound producing device may be removed from the meeting. cellphone is on vibrate to cause microphone interference. >> approval of minutes from the last meeting. all in favor? so moved. >> communication, i know of none. item six, the business of board members. director brinkman: i went to the pedestrian safety task force meeting last week that was great. and people doing a lot of interesting work, delving into pedestrian safety. i get the sense that in order to help them with this work and increase safety, reduce c

or edward teller or actually say if later from one to needing to that there was no possibility of killing more than as he put it a quarter of the earth's population a year later he had a cell phone to consider the possibility which remains of destroying all advanced life on earth if you think crazy nuclear weapons policies it isn't that they're doing that they are the loyal service to the deal being the deal would be and they're simply making nuclear weapons which is what they claim we're the oil service they are making crispus. because it keeps nuclear weapons for them as being right these are precious you mustn't stop using these things because if you. the budget may come down eat lines jr from us i was like you see it really worked and senator domenici office for many years. function as his laboratory legislative aide. but actually he was interested california lawyer he was. working as a staffer in a powerful senator's office so pete lyons could draw on. the entire resources of the los alamos lab and the other labs and then feed it to domenici from within his office and it's a lot of p

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if you have any questions pertaining to today's announcements for either the mayor, jeff, victor, or edward, please ask away. anyone, anyone? do not be idle. [laughter] if not, i guess we will proceed with a tour of the office and check things out. thank you for coming, everyone. really appreciate it. >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the black sea to representation of a mexican guy wearing a sombrero and caring a somali horn. it struck me that these two large, very subversive complex cultures could be boiled down to such simple representations. chico and chang primarily looks at four topic areas. one of the m

if you have any questions pertaining to today's announcements for either the mayor, jeff, victor, or edward, please ask away. anyone, anyone? do not be idle. [laughter] if not, i guess we will proceed with a tour of the office and check things out. thank you for coming, everyone. really appreciate it. >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could w

if you are teddy kennedy or bill clin top or john edward, if you're the wall street protesters who areup sexual assault. the media will keep their hand off of it. if you don't wear costume as progressive, as a black conservative, beware. >> kimberly: speaking of costumes, did anyone pick up on this? >> bob: i don't know how eric handles his watch. it must weigh 15 pounds. i appreciate the money. >> greg: make sure you tell everyone you -- >> eric: really? >> greg: my costume, i'm my twin browner, gunner. >> kimberly: gunner gutfeld. i'm andrea. >> eric: let me do this costume. put a flag on. let's talk about the des moines register poll. >> kimberly: it's clear that herman cain has the attention of everyone. they didn't expect him to resonate in the past. long-standing run in the polls. see if he is chipped away on the new allegation, unnamed sources. whether he is able to weather the storm. next 48 hours are critical. we have a polling out that makes the point. he is in it to win it. let's see. "des moines register" poll, cain leads romney. who would you vote for in the 2012 caucus? c

follow the series know that bella is pregnant in this movie and she's not sure if the baby belongs to edward oracob. she has no idea -- it's not a joke. she had no idea what kind of creature is lurking within her womb. they just released the trailer online and it looks pretty good. >> whoa. >> it's crushing you from the inside out. >> if you kill her, you kill me. bella? >> come on, push! >> oh, it's a spongebob! >> momma! dadda! >> i'm the daddy. give me that. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> hell yeah. he looks just like me! i'm the daddy! >> jimmy: only bella could do that. the occupy wall street protests continued in new york city today the protests have been going on for four weeks now. that's longer than most nbc sitcoms last. that's impressive. the protesters have been gathered in zuccotti park in new york. yesterday, the mayor asked them to leave the park so they could clean. by the way, you know you haven't bathed in awhile when you are asked to leave a park so they can clean it. the protesters are afraid this might be a trick designed to get them out of the park permanently so they have offered

need growth in order to be able to pay off the debt you can't pay debt with more debt or or grow with more debt. edward then the question becomes what happens to a country like greece if you let it default i mean in argentina the leaders had to leave in a helicopter well i think that the greeks. had enough of those to. there has been that it's on payable and they know that the people that are being eight are banks you know usually french and swiss and german banks so really there's a why should we go through as much austerity as we're going through in order to pay these banks off these banks lend money recklessly to. the greek government the greek government didn't live within its means and it's time to the thought of the real question is you know how do you apportion those losses between taxpayers in greece and the bondholders. recklessly gave the money to the greek government well that question's easy the bondholders are going to win and that's aspheric are going to lose right and that's what we've seen so far and that's how it's going to be and will at some point it becomes unsustainable at that poi

or sids. >> as erica edwards reports the new guidelines are helpful and maybe surprising. >> reporter: they ute or two but vaccines not only guard against illnesses like hepatitis, experts now say they can help protect babies from sudden infant death syndrome. >> babies who are immunized have half the risk of sids as babies who are not fully immunized. >> dr. rachel moon of children's national medical center in washington, d.c. is the lead author of new guidelines on sids prevention from the american academy of pediatrics. she says it's unclear why vaccines seem to have this protective effect but the evidence for such a benefit is strong. breast feeding is also now encouraged as a way to prevent sids. the key could be that breast milk is known to shield babies against some illnesses. >> we know that babies who have minor infections are at higher risk for sids. >> the aap guidelines also suggest parents get rid of all types of crib bumper pads, those fluffy, pillowy ones, and the harder pads because babies could become trapped. bumper pad ties could also pose a strangulation risk. >> the baby

and previously a consultant for edwards defense argues the case goes against the law. >> none of the money was used for campaign events. no tv ads, to pay campaign workers ordvocate his election. >> reporter: the government says edwards broke the law by not reporting almost $1 million provided by two supporters. >> i don't think it's that novel. >> reporter: former prosecutor says the government laid out a strong case. >> the defense doesn't want the case to go to the jury. they are trying to get out of the case on a technicality. >> reporter: edwards insists he did not violate the law and claims case is politically motiva motivated. >> edwards pleaded not guilty. a trial is scheduled to start in january. pat? >>> accident alcohol poisoning is ruled amy winehouse's official death. a coroner made the announcement saying the singer's unexpected death was the result of drinking too much. her blood alcohol was five times over the legal drunk-driving limit. she was found dead at her home in july. there were jefrl empty bodies of vodka in her room. >>> two italian politicians exchange punches in parliament today. there they are. looking less than friendly. the f

edwards. this actual or appearance of a conflict is highlighted by mr.dings' announcement to run for office. and in court today they summed up the prosecution case as, quote, crazy, shep? >> shepard: prosecutors responding or being quiet about this. >> prosecutors have responded. they say that the ideal that this is politically motivated and a witch-hunt is complete nonsense. they say the attempt to get this thrown out is, quote, baseless and ignorant of the law. although that is a claim that our own judge andrew napolitano disagrees with. listen to the judge. no i don't think it's baseless or ignorant of the law. the judge isage -- agitated that the senator edwards lawyers weakest point this law never been used to prosecute set of facts at any time in 25 year history. >> bottom line here, prosecutors have to prove definitively the money used to cover up the affair came from campaign contributions. if they can't do that it's merely a gift. and they are left with a wealthy man using the cash from taught dry affair. tasteless yes but illegal? >> shepard: u

in infamy important or national security important to our democracy our margaret this is edward morrow speaking from iraq and we learned this new medium could be used against us hegemony i don't eat they are slaves afghans media for proof of her a yankee for her or for her not. for our thirst for oil for what they did of course of those fascist regimes was it just broadcast over and over again the information and the perspective of the point of view and the propaganda that they wanted people to digest absorb and so the federal communications commission back in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine incorporated something called the fairness doctrine the fairness doctrine required radio and t.v. stations to provide coverage to fight only important controversy on issues and to provide a reasonable opportunity for the presentation of contrast in a few points you asked to bring them on the path to give people the opportunity to express an alternative point of view now it was a code that served us well good evening through the administrations of truman eisenhower kennedy johnson nixon ford a

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scrap of evidence, not a sickle document that has ever been found linking edward devere to the authorship of any shakespeare play orr starters, say scholars, devere died in 1604, before many shakespeare plays, including "macbeth," could possibly have been written. the films director, roland emmerich, doesn't see it that way. >> i'm very 100% sure that william shakespeare was a fraud. >> reporter: and emmerrich has some distinguished company. famous people who have said shakespeare was a fraud include mark twain, sigmund freud, and three supreme court justices. but they were not scholars who spent a lifetime exploring the evidence. professor james shapiro has. and what really irks him is how emmerich and his team are pushing teacher's guides into classrooms, promoting both the film and its conspiracy theory. >> you know what? you can drink all the kool-aid you want. i don't care. but when you serve it up in little cups to kids in school, that's not okay. >> reporter: emmerich has made billions directing disaster films like "independence day" and "the day after tomorrow." does his new film also present a disaster? on

edwards' defense, argues the case goes beyond the law. >> none of that money was used for any campaign-related expense. no tv ads, no radio ads, to pay campaign workers orcate his election. >> reporter: the government says edwards broke the law by not reporting almost $1 million secretly provided by two supporters, which was used to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter, in fancy homes and on private jets. >> i don't think it's that novel. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor dan boyce says the government has laid out a strong case. >>> the defense doesn't want this case to go to the jury. they're trying to get out of the case on a technicality. >> reporter: edwards insists he did not violate the law and claims the case is politically motivated. if the judge doesn't buy edwards' arguments, he could be back in court for a trial in january. now, the judge is not expected to rule today. by all accounts, edwards faces an uphill battle to get the case thrown out, given the momentum of a federal indictment. most of the times, judges would simply rather have a jury decide. chris? >> but it will be fascinating to watch. lisa maris, thank you. >> always fa

"edward scissorhands," "donnie brasco," "nightmare on elm street" or "sleepy hollow"? going to do? they'll have to live together so they can listen to my cd. >> the correct answer here is, "c" "a nightmare on elm street." >> he got his big star playing glenn, trying to keep his clueless girlfriend from getting sliced up by freddy krueger. >> i can't believe that was him. how old was he? >> young johnny. >> back to kath. >> which halloween song has sold over 4 million copies and made it on to the billboard charts three times? "purple people eater," "the monster mash," "this is halloween" or "witchy woman"? >> i'm going to go with "monster mash." >> good girl! >> that's one of the songs that gets me. "monster mash." tell me. >> one big, big hit. famously played frankenstein in all the movies. the mashed potato dance. that was the big thing at the time. you remember the mashed potato. >> who doesn't remember it? do you know how to do it? >> i do. but you're going to put me on the spot. >> i would not do that to you. back across. >> lovely ladies from south carolina. true

edwards' defense, argues the case goes beyond the law. >> none of that money was used for any campaign related expense. no tv ads, no radio ads, to pay campaign workers orise advocate his election. >> reporter: the government says edwards broke the law by not reporting almost $1 million secretly provided by two supporters. which was used to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter, in fancy homes and on private jets. >> i don't think it's that novel. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor dan boyce says the government has laid out a strong case. >> the defense doesn't want this case to go to the jury. they're trying to get out of the case on a technicality. >> reporter: edwards insists he did not violate the law, and claims the case is politically motivated. if the judge doesn't buy edwards' arguments, he could be back in court for a trial in january. now the judge is not expected to rule today. by all accounts, edwards faces an uphill battle to get the case thrown out, given the momentum of a federal indictment. most of the time, savannah, judges would rather have a jury decide. >> all right. lisa myers, thank you. >>> coming up, team obama tackles th

or bombs, but from computers. it turns out that idaho is ground zero in the fight against terrorism.leading that fight is marty edwards. his job is 3 to prevent cyber criminals from breaking into systems that control everything from a city's power grid to the water supply. as these systems become more connected in general and to the internet, there's a lot of concern about people being able to manipulate systems for ill intent. to show what can happen--- and what's being done about it ---- the department of homeland security invited cnn and other media outlets for a rare look inside the idaho national laboratory. this section was made to look like a water treatment or chemical plant... another is built to represent a power substation--- both, where specialists can run a wide array of experimentsa including injecting a power grid with a computer virus that could knock out electricity for a wide areaa&. the key is to see how the system reacts and what software upgrades can be done to prevent it from happening in the first place.simon: we don't want to unnecessarily frighten people, but these threats are real. edwards: t

or thank you so much for your insight on all of this that was edward harrison founder of credit right now. still ahead on our theater mainstream media celebrating this as news outlets show images of the docking staff with cheers of joy and hauling at the dawning of a new era for libya so advancing on the dock is great justify the answer now. let's not forget that we can afford. i think. rock the funny beautiful and funny well. whenever the government says they're going to keep you safe to get ready because you lose your freedom. and your website which twenty four seven live streaming news time what to do about it ongoing financial hardship unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never find on main street news. nothing that is selling a family the political. posturing more than archie ducked the tank. if you just put a picture of the need when i was like nine years old i didn't feel the true. sense and i am a total get a sense that i'll wrap my head is that i'm pretty sure. it was kind of the jester that. i'm very proud of the role that i'll just see its place.

when it comes to sexual harassment it's true we accused john edwards and we don't accuse john mccain of having affairs or clarence thomas with anita hill. there is a long history of this fro the left. >> i think men harass without regard to their ideology. >> what is being alleged it isn't genuine itagain harassmen he said something inappropriate. >> at the moment there is no liberal running against remember man cane. wh -- herman cain. he is running against mitt romney. they are being hurt by herman cain's tremendous success. to me when ann talks about poll lit co and guess what, guess what they are reporters like me they are talking to sources in the campaign. that is where this information is flowing from. when you talk about the history i am sensitive to that history. i realize what happened in the clarence thomas case but here you have to understand this is a political fight going fon for the republican nomination among republicans and split inside there is republican establishment and tea party most of which has been going with herman cain. >> because he is the darling of the tea party the darling

sunday's japanese grand prix which starts within the next hour or so however not all the ride is felt at home at the montague track as colin edwards and marco simoncelli slid into the gravel to spoil their qualification runs but stoner was this confident as ever the reps were honda putting in a stirling last lap to pit defending champion. to the pole position his teammate. was completed. another repsol honda man danny tries to call before fast this time steiner enjoys a comfortable forty four point question at the top with just four racist. so that's all the small for the moment. we'll. bring you the latest in science technology from the realms. we've done the future. wealthy british style sun it's time to. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report. in some petersburg. growing to tell your grand total emerald. as a club school who turned. to gold to. create the planet's. kempinski twenty two. dollars. bricks russia with president putin forced to clarify both his power plants and the sudden departure of moscow's longstanding finance minister of. greece on the bring down inspector scramble to secure more cas

reagan and convince president reagan not to do this edward teller you see scientist said we need to continue and in fact expand the nuclear weapons program. or trial or actually say it's later from committing to that there was no possibility of killing more than a supporter of a quarter of the earth's population here or later he'll sell to consider the possibility which remain the destroyer advanced life on earth if you think crazy nuclear weapons policies it isn't that they're doing that they are the while service to the deal with the d.o.d. and they're simply making nuclear weapons which is what they claim we're the oil service they are making first. because it keeps nuclear weapons for as being right these are precious you mustn't stop using these things because if you. you budget michael. lyons jr well sounds like you see it will be worked and senator that he's office for many years. function as his laboratory legislative aide. but actually missing or goes to trial for what he. was working battles staff in a powerful senator's office so pete lines drop more. while the entire resources are available sellable slat and the other labs that f

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edwards' defense argues the case goes beyond the law. >> none of that money was used for any campaign-related expense, no tv added, no radio ads, to pay campaign workers ornment says edwards broke the law by not reporting almost $1 million secretly provided by two supporters, which was used to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter, in fancy homes and on private jets. >> i don't think it's that novel. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor dan boyce says the government has laid out a strong case. >> the defense doesn't want this case to go to the jury. they're trying to get out of the case on a technicality. >> reporter: edwards insists he did not violate the law and claims the case is politically motivated. if the judge doesn't buy edwards' arguments he could be back in court for a trial in january. now the judge is not expected to rule today. by all accounts edwards faces an uphill battle to get this case thrown out, given the momentum of a federal indictment. as you know, savannah, most of the time judges would rather have a jury decide. >> lisa myers in washington, thank you. >>> arrow smith fans are googling front man steven tyler who had stitche

edwards has practiced this week, but it will be a game time decision whether or not he plays.atrick willis wants more. >> right now, it's a time where we can separate ourselves from some other teams, and we just got to continue to press forward and not let up, and keep it going. >> still early and there's only 10 games level. so much can happen. it's too early to get krchl and relax. i don't think anyone on this team is feeling like that. at the same time, no question, we got to this start. there's still that, no we question, that pressure and that and identity to keep this thing going. gllt status of cleveland's running back hillis is still questionable. he sat out last game, but did not on thursday and friday. he could be replace for the game. the raiders are off this week. they have the bye week. see you tomorrow at 5:00 on nfl sunday. >> that's right. already. that is our report for tonight. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> join us at 8 al for the latest on the occupy oakland march. thanks for joining us. joe is going to sing us out. have a great saturday night.

edward teller you see scientist say we need to continue and in fact expand the nuclear weapons program. at her trial or actually say if later from a committee to that there was no possibility of killing more than a supporter of the quarter of the earth's population here later here so for them to consider the possibility of trauma or destroy all advanced life on earth if you think crazy nuclear weapons policies it isn't that they're doing that they are the loyal service to the deal with the deal would be and they are simply making nuclear weapons which is what the way we are the oil service they are making chris. because it keeps nuclear weapons for his being right these are precious you mustn't stop using these things because if you. the budget we're going to. eat lions jr well sells why do you see it really worked and senator that she's office for many years. function as is a laboratory legislative aide. but actually it was a university of california boy people. working as a staffer in powerful senators are. so keep lines drop more. are tire resources of well sellable slot on the other labs and then f

support of one candidate or another and they are checking with the supreme court because they are dicey what the rules are right now regarding campaign finance. >>shepard: does john edwardsave a future? putting the legal part aside, does he have a future? >>juan: no. zero. no political future. can you imagine an american woman who would vote for john edwards? >>shepard: i cannot imagine an american who would. i'm just ... just from the optics, his wife is now dead of cancer, she is fighting cancer and he is having a baby with a photographer and the allegation is he used campaign donation money to hide it all. they claim this is just a political witch hunt? seriously? >>jonathan: the legal point about campaign cash. they say this money was given as a gift, never went through a campaign account. if it is a gift, it is not illegal. remember john ensign in nevada, his mistress got a "gift," of $75,000 and he was not prosecuted. >>juan: part of the case against john edwards is he filed a false campaign finance report because he didn't list anything that would indicate and i don't think there is argument here, the intent was to keep her out of the picture as he was running for

convince president reagan not to keep us edward teller you see scientists say we need to continue and in fact expand the nuclear weapons program. during a trial or actually say later from a committee to that there was no possibility of killing more than if he put it on the border or up a year later he had a cell phone to consider the possibility that from a destroy all advanced life on earth if you think crazy nuclear weapons policies it isn't that they're doing that they are the while service to the deal mean the deal would be and they're simply making nuclear weapons which is what they're why we're the oil service they are making crispus. because it keeps nuclear weapons forward as being right these are precious you mustn't stop using these things because if you. you budget might come down eat lines jr well so it was like you see it really worked and senator that is he's office for many years as a function as his laboratory legislative aide. but actually it was interesting california where people. working as a staff in a powerful senators are. so pete lines drop more. tire resources of thought will solve that and the other labs that feed it to

or both. >> funeral arrangements are now in place for the atlanta pist and former -- and -- -- archbishop edward o'brien is expected to officiate and the baltimore ravens will pay tribute to mrs. mow del with a moment of silence. patricia model died following a long illness at the age of 80. >> we're looking at delays on the north side due an accident on the harrisburg expressway. from the outer loop to northbound 93. meantime a new accident coming in right now. 105 at 108. northbound 83 just past the beltway, we have an accident. the left lane is squeezing by. a tractor-trailer involved with that. also a fuel spill. also an accident at the outer loop at charles. 18 miles per hour is what we're down to on the west side outer loop from 75 to liberty. it hasn't stretched down to i-70 yet. not tracking anything major at the fort mchenry or harbor tunnel. the left lane is squeezing by. may want to consider york as your alternate. if you can get off at the ramp for york road, that's your alternate. now ava marie joins us live downtown at the finish line getting ready for the marathon, although you're