don't watch this show without a pencil and paper. >> stephen: yes, always watch the show with a pencilaper, fox viewers. if you don't have pencil privileges explain to the day nurse it's for america. it's not just fox. nbc universal is fine with donald trump running his mouth off about his political ambitions on the celebrity apprentice. >> everybody is saying i should run for president. meatloaf should i run for president? >> absolutely. >> stephen: incidentally meatloaf, should i run for president is the same question chris christie asks his dinner every night. [cheers and applause] and to date the meatloaf has not been given time to answer. [laughter] i will never, never understand this! here to help me understand this is the former chairman of the federal election commission, general council for the mccain 08 campaign and my personal lawyer trevor potter. thank you so much, trevor. [cheers and applause] trevor, i cannot believe this letter. lawyers are such (bleep) present company accepted, of course. [laughter] do you understand what they are saying in here? what are they really s

. >> if i was pencil-whipping a job, that means i'm going to sign it off without doing the maintenance. >> "flying cheaper" begins right now. >> o'brien: a year ago, we investigated a commuter crash that shed light on a sea change in the airline industry. >> narrator: ...the buffalo crash of continental 3407, the deadliest u.s. air accident in eight years. >> o'brien: major carriers were outsourcing more and more flights to independent regionals... >> narrator: ...a major transformation in the airline industry... >> o'brien: ...raising serious questions about safety. after the broadcast, we heard from hundreds of pilots, and airline mechanics, too. >> "as an aircraft maintenance technician with united airlines, i'd like you to follow up on this story with an investigation on aircraft maintenance." >> "the flying public has no idea what shenanigans go on behind the curtain." >> "much of this heavy maintenance is being done by the lowest bidder. as a former airline pilot with 25 years in the industry, this scares me the most." >> flight 2-8-0, you can land runway one at teterboro. >> we'

the pencil holder said, it's hard to be humble when you're as great as i am.she gave that to me and at first glance, receiving this as a gift, i smiled and said, yeah, yeah, yeah, and she said, read it again. i read it a second time. i didn't get it. read it a third time, i didn't get it. read it a fourth time. i didn't get it. she had no slow down and read them carefully and slowly and then i got it. my mother wasn't giving me a compliment, she was spanking me, you have a humility problem and we have to figure out how to get this in check or this is going to follow you for the rest of your life and she hit me the scripture from proverbs, "let another man praise me, and not thine own lips, let another man exalt me and not mine own mouth." she said go to school the next few days, don't brag about anything and if you keep doing good work, someone will recognize it. >> ali was just using it. tavis: sell tickets. two, "cheaters never win." never win? cheaters never win? [laughter] tavis: maybe in the short run. but not in the long run. in the short run, not in the

she is marking her daughter's new pencils. pencils to quickly get stolen at school. she doesn't have money to spare. her husband left her after she gave birth to a third child. it was another girl and he wanted a son. and finding the cash to get by is hard. it costs about 60 a month. she can only afford to visit her eldest daughter. >> [speaking foreign language] >> jane uses the share taxi every day on her commute to the office. it is almost the only way to get around. she has worked as a financial supervisor for the city council. but she is left with only about 220 m month. that is not a lot of money in kenya. the cash from her daughter is a great help. >> more than 6,000 kilometers to the north, she is volunteering at a hospital in southern germany. she has been at a nursing home for the past five months. the shift starts at 7:00 in the morning at the geriatric ward. her first task is to wake people up. >> time to wake up. >> of the work is quite often demanding. but she is easy going. >> they need someone. >> most young germans do it because they want something m

the official addresses and all of us will talk about that in a second but it has a great deal of pencilled in information. notes from the planner and fantasticly valuable so find the old block books and use our free copy machine and make a copy of the page. how can you make sure it's the right building. this is the cities official address street from block 2129 which is,pachako, 2029, and this is maintained by the first floor on this building and this has the official address of the city. the date the address was issued and maybe the date the address was changed and other alternate addresses we may initially applied to the building. when you look for the history of your building not only do you look at every address it might have been called by. example you might ask for both streets it intersects and always reference block 21, 29 block or block 1f. we're referencing blocks and addresses are nothing but trouble. people make them up. they come and go. 1125 abc. we have tremendous problems so use blocks primarily. >> in addition to map's there's other resources showing characteristics of lot

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in pencil it out just as it is my birthday. i am here to celebrate with you, and i congratulate all of the honorees and awardees on this very special occasion. happy asia-pacific american week. thank you. [applause] >> and i heard the supervisor kim has joined us. thank you for being here. >> i look at david and jan and i would not be here if it were not for them. you have heard the professional side of it. 20 years ago, i was a very young reporter in montgomery, alabama, and our -- they decided, they had come out to san francisco and decided that they needed someone that looked just like her, and i was the only one in the newsroom in montgomery, alabama that look like her. do you know they forced me to do this show, and that started me on my road to coming out to san francisco and the bay area to live and work here and become part of the community. i thank jan for that. i had no idea who she was, but that is how i got my start in the coming out to california. on a quick personal note, 10 years ago, she says she works out, but

so i have like a pencil that i was able to take from closed set. >> jimmy: oh my god, a pencil is allebrate at all? >> i wasn't going to and then, my wife threw me a "congratulations, you're unemployed" party, which was a surprise. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of her. "congratulations you're unemployed." >> i didn't see it coming and looking back, there were many signs, telltale signs. but, long story short, she was able to -- well here's the thing, we were supposed to go out that night. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i went out, i tried to get some exercise, i came back and i could hear her walking around in the house. and i'm like, "those sound like fancy shoes." and then, next thing i know, she was gone. i said, you know, "what?" with friends in town. oh, our cousin picked her up and we're supposed to meet at 6:00. and then she texted me, come at 7:00. and i'm like, "i'm not going out tonight." "you have to go out." so, i go out. we get there. where's my wife? my cousin says, "she's upstairs with a friend of ours," who i won't mention. who i don't care for so much. and -- [ laughter

. >> to have 15-year-old computers and say we can't even afford pencils. >> reporter: even as san francisco teachers rally this week, the school district is preparing to chop $84 million. one year after administrators cut $113 million from a $500,000 budget. >> i have in in the business for 36 years and this is the worst it's been. >> reporter: thevent says at $6,000 per student, california will spend less on students than any other state. that will mean lay offs and a shorter school days. >> you know, we are running out of things to cut. >> i am concerned he won't be able to get the one-on-one, you know, teaching or education that we used to get. >> reporter: parents say legislators should look elsewhere. >> stop making these cuts. cut something else. add more money to the schools. >> one field trip. you know what i mean? not having school buses. >> reporter: some teachers are displaying pink slip posters outside of class rooms as a reminder of the teachers who may lose their jobs. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bill calling for tougher academic standards for charter schools i

apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about th

the duke and duchess of cambridge are pencilled to stay there for two days in july part of their first official trip as husband and wife. >> mum's the word at the buckingham palace. >> talk about the paparazzi at l.a. >>> that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. have a great afternoon. enjoy. see you later. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

them teachers, we have one here that is carrying a sign will work for pencils. this rally began about two hours ago. let's take a look from chopper 2. right now we can see hundreds, probably 1,500 parents, teachers, students from throughout the bay area still here, still demonstrating against proposed budget cuts to state education. they are urging citizens to get angry and take action. this has been a peaceful protest, no civil disobedience, folks here there's a lot on the line, they say proposed budget cuts will devastate public education in every school district in the state. >>> it means there are more students in my class. and less people to help me. so you know professionals are being laid off, we have students that need a lot of help. >> it feels like we're going to a path that doesn't have public education. it's very scary, very daunting. where will we end up if we keep cutting education. >> reporter: the demonstration is still going strong. educators from san francisco, art and music could be eliminated. versus high school students and college professor

tell them are you a little early in the hosts they want one sure we all did extend their lead over pencil jabba the french open this up because you think this is the race to a champions league place you think before. and the meantime the english premier league resumes later on tuesday with just one match though much the same team taking on stoke. in a postpone game where the butler mention his men are also hoping to secure automatic champions league qualification for next season the sides meet for the second time in four days following the match the side's drawn their winning the f.a. cup final on south of the which sold them clean through thirty five years mancini will probably save the schools with adam johnson and james milner likely to be recalled after missing out on a starting spot at wembley this is the fourth and fifth premier league just two points behind arsenal and could prove bigelow's felt that avoiding the need to play to european qualifiers. moving away from full blown royals jr has unveiled a new song for his upcoming ballads the boxing legend composing heart of a champion

. >> they're going to bring chalkboards, pencils, pens, paper, crayons. >> reporter: just providing for the simple needs of this afghan school in his sector -- >> you're going to be the next president of afghanistan. >> reporter: -- is enough to inspire the sergeant to do more. >> they want a better life. and if it's a couple hours of sleep i miss for each night for the next year, it's a small price to pay. another day in paradise. take it. >> thank you. >> share with him. >> reporter: even if that means being far from those he loves most. jim maceda, nbc news, kandahar. >>> please keep all of them in your thoughts today and always. that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us tonight. i'm brian williams, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. ra >>> right now at 6:00, a tangled web of alleged police corruption coming out of the east bay tonight. and it's expanding. another officer arrested. new details just coming into the newsroom. >>> and nine months after a deadly shooting near san francisco's union square, police arre

sort of review, it can tip the project from canceling out to no longer being economically -- from penciling out to not been economically viable, whether because of the cost or the time. i wonder what thought to have about how to make the process less time consuming. >> sure. if i could just jump ahead to this slide, this shows the number of permits and entitlements the department processed last year. about 4200 entitlements. the vast majority did not require hiring. the overall majority met what we call our ceqa checklist. it is folks to work anything from ordinary maintenance and repair to fairly sizable dormers on a property. we determined this would not pose an impact on a historic resource. they do not require additional historical review. the 149 projects that did require that additional review or major alterations to a property. the potentially did not meet the checklist. -- and a potentially did not meet a checklist. -- they potentially did not meet the checklist. we are required from ceqa to provide some written determination or evaluation for why we are okay or not ok with the proj

they are all written on pencil on onion skin. you can find out how many horse troughs were approved and things like that which is often very useful in determining when there are multiple buildings on a residential lot it will help determine if the secondary building has a history of habitant occupancy or what occupancy it was. >> once again you can get those at what? >> 1155 market street. the manager of the water department that time gathers staff while the city was burning and some people were hauling buckets of water and somewhere hauling records out. if your researching a building that's pre 06. that's probably some of the best sources of information about your building that you will be able to find. you will be able to find who applies for the connection. sometimes it was the owner or the builder and the date it was connected and those go back to -- i've seen some from the late 18 60's. under the address. also the public library, 6th floor history room on micro film, the roll stuff, a copy of the ledgers by street. so if you

>> frank mallicoat has a pencil with an eraser, working on his score card. we got you caught in the act. look at you. >> you know what? if i told you i wore this medal all weekend long, you would believe me? >> i saw one your teammates wearing it in a restaurant. >> and i was having lunch at half moon bay, and someone asked if i won the tournament. one stroke. difference. but we had a lot of fun. >> congratulations to you. >> well, thank you very much. >> wait until next year, though. i think i will keep it on until tomorrow morning. >> and that is it for cbs 5 eyewitness news at noon. see you at 5:00. >> one stroke is all it took. >> see you at 5:00. ,,

. >> they love going to the parades, seeing the crowds of people, handing out stickers and pencils. >ort. truly a team effort. >> the des moines suburbs are one of iowa's fastest growing gop strong holds. rob taylor doesn't have to chase down republicans who want to be president. they come to him. he's met six of the 2012 presidential hopefuls. >> when you sit down across the dinner table with a presidential candidate and you look at them eyeball to eyeball, you can tell whether or not they're telling the truth. >> this election cycle, they're quizzing candidates about the debt and health care reform. they take their first-in-the-nation caucus seriously. >> iowans know it's important and we want to meet them and choose the right person to lead the country. >> between now and february, the taylor family will balance its busy schedule with helping iowans get to know candidates who want to be president. daniel nottingham, cbs news, west des moines. >>> coming up later on "the early show," as nuewt gingrich tosses his hat in the ring for 2012, a look at how the republican field is shaping

we have to save paper clips and pencils and paper and do things more efficiently and better. at some point, we have to look at the overall cost of our labor. to some extent, that will require that we make some adjustment to our labour force. it does not appear that those will be large numbers. but, it likely, if these broad cuts from the federal level continue to come down, we will have to make some minor adjustments in our labour force. >> there are several questions hear from people, several different people, apart -- regarding public health concerns. one is from ms. hanson, one from larry nelson. one of the themes is about substance abuse and treatment centers. the city has done a solid job of providing substance-abuse treatment centers. these seem to be on the chopping block due to budget cuts. their concerns that the gains that have been made in helping people turn around the lives, especially in the sector, will now be undermined. how can the department of public health and the city justify these cuts? next, with regard to the "-- closure of community health centers, wh

they used sewing needles and mechanical pencil to tattoo her arm.ampton school spokesperson is addressing it as a serious health and safety matter. >>> all right. it is now 4:59. stay with us. news 4 today continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking news overnight. a home destroyed by explosion in a neighborhood, shaking houses several blocks away. >>> and the most talked about photo no one has seen. the white house will release

penciled in for morganhill and antioch. closer to the coast 60s or mid- 7 0z around the peninsula. sunny, warmer on tuesday and top it out wednesday. thursday should be the transition day. friday we see an increase in clouds and cooler temperatures. so the coast will come way down. by sunday inland areas will come way down compared to wednesday. >> wow. all right. thank you, steve. >>> alcatraz will be open for tours again this morning but that's after a fire alarm forced the evacuation of the island. alcatraz crews says a full load of passengers had just arrived about 1:30 yesterday afternoon when the alarm went off. more than 1,000 people then had to leave. fire crews later confirmed it was a false alarm. the tour company refunded all the unused tickets and is also giving refunds to the passengers whose tour was cut short. >>> a street in san francisco south of market neighborhood is set to reopen in just about two hours. that's after being closed over the weekend for the demolition of the transbay terminal. between 1st and 2nd will reopen at 7:00 a.m. demolition began friday nig

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that pencils out to approximately $6.50 per month per user. that is significant -- a significant savings to the city. as a matter of fact, was one of the key ways that the department of technology was able to achieve its 20% budget reduction target for this fiscal year which was directed from the mayor's office. so the importance, i think, one things i like to stress about cost, there's two things. one, the city's currently operating seven email systems across the city. so there's -- as the gentleman from i.d.c. mentioned, there's hardware, software, infrastructure, to run multiple email systems and staffs associated with managing all the systems. additionally, not only are we saving money by going to the new system, we're actually really gaining significant capabilities. we are, again, leapfrogging to a newer version of the technology that much more easily integrated into where we're going from a technology vision for the future and frankly the thing i see as the c.i.o. for the city that we're really cognizant of it creates disaster resilient

. >> east bay teachers trading in their pens and pencils for handcuffs. we'll tell you how they wound up in detention just ahead. >>> plus seven deaths, one region, no answers. an east bay man fights for answers after his wife dies on a trip abroad. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. it's wednesday, may 11th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. it's 4:30. let's get started with christina loren and a forecast. good morning, christina. >> good morning, scott. we're looking pretty good this morning. that marine layer is back so we're going to start out with a mostly cloudy sky. a lot of moisture in our atmosphere as well. these aren't showers coming down but we've got a very moisture rich environment so we'll see fog push inland this morning. that will keep our temperatures down just a little bit from yesterday. nonetheless i think we'll break into the 70s in the east bay. right now 4:31. i bet somebody out there has got to get to work. how does it look, mike. >> it looks like they're going to b

so if you design a code right to the minimum, the engineer me, has got to sharpen his pencil and do things buildings that were built for an owner who says we want a class a, well-designed building then it's a lot easier for me to do an valleys o evaluation of te building. this blid i building -- building is designed to life-load twice what the building was designed for. >> occasionally there are issues, somebody accommodation in with a huge load of equipment. they want to turn this into storage. >> jeenl problem, they sigh they need fire-safe files, and a fire-safe file, looks like they weigh about a thousand pounds. because they're filled with fire proofing. and those are where you start scratching your head. >> okay, so we got into this topic about what people do in the spaces. what we're looking at here is sort of raw space right now. the building owns the space and then they lease it out and then a tenant comes in and does what weem call tenant improvement work. so what he we have here is a big raw space. the tenant comes in and says i want to lease this space. they typically can lease

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