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the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. wah! announcer: the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. [laughs] announcer: take time to be a dad today.

the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. >> hello. welcome to the regular meeting. i am carmen chu. i am joined by kim. we have bill and michael. mr. young, do we have any announcements? >> yes, please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please fill out the speaker card. items at the dupont de will appear before the board of supervisors agenda. >> will you call in number one? >> resolution for the terms of 2011. airline/airport lease. this is l-182. this is to conduct the international fl

viacom expanded its stock buy back to $10 billion and topped expectations thanks to paramount's transformers. nordstrom rose because affluent shoppers are still buying. after the bell, disney rose. starbuc starbucks, which bought evolution fresh, plans a new juice bar chain next year. and in another round of questioning from english mps news corp. exec james murdoch says he was kept in the dark about phone-hacking at a new defunct tabloid, blaming senior aides. >>> believe it or not, this 1999 photograph of the rhine river sold for $4.3 million this week. a record for any photograph ever sold at auction. >>> a battle of the techs on the gridiron, a hat trick on the ice and a pro golfer plays an amateur round. >>> plus, the raiders and their new quarterback are making people take notice. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> after a pretty nice veterans day, the weekend forecast is shaping up niece nicely. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> >>> and a very good morning to you if you're just waking up. this is "early today." in sports long pro f

the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. >> good morning, everyone. i'm the executive director of the san francisco tradition nor did. the me take a second to welcome you all warmly to this event. -- transportation authority. i am glad that we are able to hostess for the third time in a decade. i have the honor of introducing the official welcome to the city, edwin lee, the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco. a former city administrator, former director of public works for san francisco. he was appointed u

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the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. >> this is holly lee knox. there are some proud pet owners in san francisco and they have brought all their pets here to strut their stuff. >> it's an annual event that we've had. this is our 18th year. we bring in rescue groupers, vendors, supporters, lots and lots of animals. it's a proud day for us and for the animals of san francisco. >> the costume contest is really fun. people get really creative. it's a really fun event. people go all out, create costumes, buy costumes, what

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the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. >> thank you for joining us. i'm katherine sharp. we are very excited today to have a press release from the mayor and have him join us. this has been an amazing experience for those of us from the very beginning. we look forward to sharing that story with you. without further ado, mayor lee. >> thank you, katherine. thank you very much for being here. i wanted to join this great moment of celebration for fibrogen, which is more than a serial. that was what i first thought when i s

however, he said this morning that europe's crisis is paramount. >> the president: i think it is no surprisepent most of our conversation focused on strengthening the global economic recovery. so that we are creating jobs for our people and stable lighting the financial markets around the world. >> reporter: some say president obama is face being the same politics as his european counterparts. because his 447 billion dollar jobs package is not expected to pass. the vote on the bailout in gliese is set for december 4th. europe is not offering the country any more financial aid until then. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> it appears california will go at least another year without executions. yesterday governor brown's administration and attorneys for death row inmates agreed they won't complete preliminary battles in the challenge to the state's lethal injection procedures until next september. more than 700 inmates are on death row. it has been more than six years since the moratorium on executions began. at least 12 inmates on death row have exhausted their appeals and would have been eligibl

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in sochi compared to london for example you cannot compare two countries securities are always of paramount importance we have hardware in munich seventy two the security has to be on top of the priorities and it is on top of it it is the work of the local local authorities it is the work of government they only have the means to do for security and i trust completely the russian authorities in this respect for example when you choose a venue for games to take into consideration the mentality of the people who are hosting i mean the locals for example in in sochi but the games are organized by local people the games are not organized by the international olympic committee we supervise we advise how we should both financially but the whole the whole identity is made by the local organizing committee look at. the summer games in athens this was the identity of coming back to the civilian piece of the recessing friend after friend to get into the game. beijing identity was the most populous country in the world. will be the city that has invented modern sport because football and many other sp

which isn't in the your owe and the solvency of those two countries are paramount they have to maintain their aaa status accord together rating agencies here in the u.s. of the two france has a slightly weaker system. mostly because its banks are owned a lot more of the european debt that we are talking about than the german banks do. and so the french situation is the more important of the two. and investors are very, very concerned that if the european situation develops any further, freferjt banks are going to get hit and france may lose its aaa rating. >> as you heard us reporting european banking official is a central bank official is saying that he thinks that the european debt crisis will get under control in two years. is that realistic? >> two years is an awfully long time to see the kind of stress that we've had. two years basically says europe will go into a recession, there will be more bank failures and more stress in the system. so two years may not sound like a very long time to a european bureaucrat it would be several lifetimes to most u.s. investors. >> so tell us how

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the paramount that's left for the joint venture to complete. i thank everybody for attending and i hope you enjoy the day. >> thank you all again for coming out to mark this momentous occasion. now i'm going to turn it over to bart for logistics. >> at this point, that concludes the speaking part of the day. and i know that some of you are going to remain on the deck with us and do your live -- we're going to go ahead and adjourn the speakers. brian, if you want to go ahead and allow them to take a peek at the segment, it looks like it's moving pretty well, actually. >> i'm your host of "culturewire," and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we

these humanitarian zones that the french are talking about are not humanitarian corridors these are paramount. corduroys will be used to move arms much like the egyptian military government facilitated the movement of arms over the egyptian border into libya which was a direct contravention of the un resolution one thousand nine hundred seventy three so the un is losing credibility here as well. you know without that still ahead on the program unveiling the mysteries of the red planet. hopes to find traces of life on mars or by isis next mission is causing a russian fighter. i think that in america where i mean we have the money and. it ends up people in the u.s. and worldwide feeling applied to the global financial downturn some are still finding it hard for me just to back down easy credit. he was an inventor who once ran for high office in his homeland but went to crane looking for love around the destitution and how this with no money no means of contacting friends and family back home. takes up the story of a foreign intervention gone badly wrong. social services in western ukraine were

child survival is a paramount priority for the u.s. government. it is at the heart of usaid's work and it's part of our mentality from malaria control and immunization to the growing challenge around birth itself. for those of you who are mothers and fathers, i know at times you have put yourselves in the shoes for the people we have worked to help. as vice president biden put it at a usaid 50th anniversary celebration, imagine what it feels like to be stripped of your dignity because you can look your child in the eye and know that you will be able to provide for that child's needs. the world agrees that no child should die when it can be avoided. the very idea of a child die from an easily preventible cause is a foreign concept for most american families. i believe it's our duty to bring this reality home to every american. all the great achievements to date and the remaining challenge. it is to such an understanding that we will be able to maintain strong support for the work we all do. the efforts and channel -- integration to acsell rate the

griffin says the regard of a fallen warriors remains is paramount. >> i do not know who you would point. >> this afternoon the secretary of defense charged the air force to continue their investigation. he wants more punishment to be melted out and you want an apology offered to the families. we are reporting live at arlington national cemetery. >>> it is time to update tonight's top story. >> washington national's player wilson ramos was kidnapped from his home in venezuela last night. police found the kidnappers car today. investigators said they believed the player is still alive. >> a rockville man could spend 40 years in jail. kevin coffay pleaded guilty today to charges related to a crash that killed free of this friends back in may. >> a group of children -- they have to put up a -- they have to put up with a chronic vandalism. we are live in gaithersburg with the story. >> people in the community said they have put up with groups of teenagers and young people for years, then to live in homes and tormented them. these incidents have escalated recently. montgomery county police ar

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