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he then drove off with their perce and cell phone. >> that is horrible.t around the corner. i cannot believe that happened. >> the card and not have police lights are a siren. he looked the part. he was wearing a police style of us with a silver badge attacked. -- attached. residents say what troubled by this account, they are relieved the woman was not physically harmed. >> i would have pulled over. the same thing could have happened or worse. >> buckley, it was midday and all he wanted was her purse. >> they suspect is described as a black male, a stocky build short curly hair with tattoos and both of his arms. if you have information on where his car is located, you are urged to contact authorities. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> a man is charged with arson in connection with tuesday's fire at an apartment complex. the fire caused more than $1 million in damage. he displays more than 100 people. officials said early yesterday morning, he turned himself in. he confessed to starting that fire. he said he did it because of a family dispute appeared >> in me

homes, businesses and school buses all confirmed that the car was present where her cellphone and perce were found. >> we will not say specifically where the car was observed but we're, near those general areas. witnesses have corroborated it >> sicilian runs a towing business in morgan hill and has been one of the lead volunteers in the search for sierra. she called it a potentially big break in the case and with national media attention and thousands of volunteers that make and model of car will be scrutinized >> i think that we will keep our eyes open for this type of vehicle and maybe pay attention to our surroundings and what we have seen in the last few months >> other pieces of potential evidence are being dismissed. crime lab analysis of an empty box of handcuffs and use condoms found on a dead-end road found near her home are not related to the case >> at this time they have been ruled out >> investigators are also discounting another red car that was seen in the area of an attempted kidnapping in san jose. one week after sierra lamar disappearance there was also a red compact

the perce item would include the -- first item would include rc zoning districts, which are residential-commercial districts located in areas like van ness and the tenderloin. it would remove numerical restrictions and in said stet -- set performance-based restrictions such as noise level. the legislation would also increase from one quarter -- from 1/4 to 1/3 the space occupied. it would also remove number of employees. it also removes intent of the primitive accessories. i have put in a chart that hopefully explains the intent behind this. you can see the districts that are primarily residential and the districts that are mixed use. those that are residential are 1/4, and those that are excess reduces our 1-- accessory uses are 1/3. that is it for a successor uses, if you have any questions. -- for accessory uses, if you have any questions. commissioner antonini: the staff position? >> we are for it. we see the logic of making it more representational. commissioner antonini: thank you. >> the next section is non- conforming uses. this deals with neighborhood commercial districts. currently, uses

it's designed to be shared parking resources, not building separate parking perce but a parking resources that everyone will share together and will operate in a pioneering fashion through pricing and incentives. we will have people park their for retail use and that would turn and the use by ballpark patrons. this would reduce the subsidy needed and reduce the number of spaces we need to build in terms of parking, which is everyone's goal. finally, we are very excited -- this is a destination we think the city will embrace and love. we can get visibility to this when 750,000 people watched the games and we highlight different restaurants and housing opportunities and parks experiences that exist. we think we can make this a destination people will know about all over the world. it also will produce compelling economics. we are negotiating economics right now so i'm not getting into those. will have plenty of time to talk about economics this fall, but the projected cost for the development of this project is $1.6 billion. that produces approximately $1.6 billion in tax increment over the

frontier communications sold 7 perce fell 7%. >> a weak quarterly forecast and upcoming job cuts were announced. a san francisco jury decided that google did infringe on oracle's information. judges or jurors could not agree whether google's actions were protected under so called fair use. yahoo's ceo scott thompson apologized for an improper sighting on his resume. >>> the congressional budget office estimates tax increases and lower government spending helped the federal government snap a four-year deficit streak in april resulting in a $58 billion surplus. >>> and, finally, how much is lady gaga's used china worth? quite a lot, apparently. a tea cup gaga used at a press conference in japan last year just sold for $75,000. i don't get it. well, the spurs sweep the jazz. the coyotes move on. and the nhl suspects the flyers leading scorer. an amazing home run robbing catch in minor league baseball. your "first look" at sports is coming up. [ morgan ] they can even be perfect. and when we come together... to cheer...as one... [ chuckles ] ...we know what happens. [ crowd cheering ] vis

obviously, there is no study, perce, but from your perspective, what have you seen? >> we have seen a couple of things. as tom made note, we have seen this year a 12% increase in the rounds being played, which means we are seeing the benefit of the extra attention out there. gulf generally dovetails with the economy. over the last few years it was down around the country. you are seeing what is happening in particular, where we are tracking quite well. more importantly, for the average city -- san franciscan who plays golf, they are able to enjoy a truly unique experience. it is very rare that anyone around the country has the ability to utilize a public golf course of this quality. harding has achieved that level of quality where we have had some of the greatest golfers in the world who have publicly talked about how fantastic the golf course has become. i with the one to credit my staff. we have a variety of trades out there doing a fantastic job. they are very inspired and have done a fantastic job keeping this the jewel that it is. but the partnership with the to

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it is the same location where sierra lamar's cellphone and perce were found. the one feature that makes this car stand out. >>> the data looks similar to this one a red mid-90s model the only difference is that it has a black colored head. investigators say was seen near her home the morning of the disappearance early two months ago front and rear facing surveillance cameras mounted on buses as well as businesses and homes capture the data on video several times. detectives had noticed the video before but only after be interviewing witnesses did they make a connection. >>> detectives are now thinking is more than just a coincidence that this vehicle was seen in surveillance. >>> is not clear if they captured her riding in the jet at or even if they got the license plates. >>> is this get our bad news? >>> her mother says a specific description my job someone's memory. >>> i am hopeful that we have something to cling onto. that there is something physical we can keep an eye out for. that somebody will have some memory of this vehicle ends say the location or a

perce percentage-wise, 1 out of every 2. >> thank you very much. ms. murdoch, from your perspective, if we keep doing extensions or if it is to expire, how does that impact the mitigation efforts? >> clearly, you know, we're seeing more and more increased storms and storm damage, which is causing more and more damage, and the mitigation efforts are long-term efforts. they are not something that can happen overnight, so you need that long-term certainty of the program, the backing of the program, and the grants that they provide in order to really plan for and implement some of these mitigation efforts. >> thank you, senator vitter? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i certainly, strongly support a short-term extension if we feed it, you know, if we can't do anything else before may 31st. in fact, i think technically it's my bill, so i'll certainly be trying to clear that if it's necessary. i'm just concerned about two things. number one, patience is running really thin among some members about doing all these short-term extensions, so we may not be able t

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for the week, the dow lost more than a perce; thnasd fell nearly 4%. in pakistan, a teenage suicide bomber killed some 20 people today at a marketplace near the afghan border. five of the victims were local members of the pakistani security force. more than 40 people were wounded. the explosion damaged over a dozen shops in the town of khar. rescue crews searched through the rubble for people trapped inside. the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility. syrian forces opened fire on protesters in aleppo today, killing a teenager and wounding almost 30 others. the violence comes a day after four people died in a government raid on the main university there. activists reported today's anti- government demonstrations in aleppo were the largest the city had seen since the uprising began last year. mass protests also broke out elsewhere across the country. fresh violence erupted in egypt today as thousands of people in cairo demonstrated against military rule. armed forces fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds. one soldier was killed and at

we're seeing the first spring selling season start to perc up since the crash. over positive economic news out of japan and hopes that china will embark on a stimulus. may has been a terrible month for your 401 k. i hate to be the bearer of bad news but since may 1st it's been a down market. only four days higher for stocks in the whole month of may. that hasn't happened for a month since 1903 that you've only had four higher days. i know. some are saying that the next few days as you close out the month you could see stocks doing better. the dow is down 6% so far this year. it's been a stuff start to the year. feels a lot like last year. we had this sell in may go away feeling. if you were right last year and you are right this year. >> is the year okay? >> down 6%. >> the year is down 6%? >> 6%. >> we sat here saying we've never had a better start to the year. >> yeah. it was a very good start to the year, you're right. it fizzled out. we'll keep watching. oil prices are down below $90 a barrel. gas prices continue to decline. all those really scary head lines

i cannot say that here perce. you have to be active in saying this. it is really in your hands. >> you all talked to lots of people all the time. you also listened to a lot of people all the time. bartz together late gun people, young and -- particularly, young people and voters. what stimulates their interest? >> thank you for having me here. the hip-hop caucus is always a delight to have them working side-by-side with the urban league, fighting for our people. i think what i hear, is that this is not a game. our mothers are dying. our mothers are having foreclosures. our mothers are getting cancer. our kids are getting as much. this is not a game. right now the reality is ifrighe do not have it now, at this point, then it will have catastrophic results going forward into the next year and next 10 years going forward. >> thank you. send them to hu. education is so important to this generation. they can have a civil rights movement by facebook or twitter. they can literally start a movement overnight. education is a big piece of that. they want to hav

thank you perce >> perhaps i will start. -- thank you. >> perhaps i will start. i met with their colleagues when i was recently in luxembourg. there are big questions relating to cyber as well as other things. i was recently somewhere where the government is quite dazed with the importance of cyber security. this report a wonderful saying. by the third of fourth hand, you know longer properly attribute it. i believe that to him. he said there are two types of organizations in the world, those who have been hacked and those who do not know they have. some have to confront the reality of eight cyber attack intrusion and even disaster. surely we cannot wait for that to be the case. there the process, we believe a ecosystem for everyone is aware of their responsibility. we think machines are users. can we create machines that are shipped with the cyber security capabilities already enabled so they do not have to be activated? that can provide part of the defense. users at all levels beginning with young children, understanding their vulnerability. it is outrageous th

that a society like that does not award redistribution, perce.t is the one that gets the best economic growth and creates the most jobs. what the right needs to do today, and i say this as trying to get into the playbook of the right, they need to get behind the advocates of redistribution who say that they want a truly fair society. what they are doing today by stealing from kids and grandkids is on a fair by implementing a system where they can make more than their private-sector counterparts in the public sector, where we have corporate cronyism and tax breaks for connected people, that is not fair. we demand the truth fairness that builds opportunity for everyone. host: duane, republican line, good morning. caller: i just want to say that it is a breath of fresh air to hear someone bring out the politics involved in what is fair and unfair. you know, redistribution of wealth, we are a country that was founded by people who came here to work hard, with the idea that the harder you work, the more you can make, more education. it is really just

part of the problem was intellectual rather than policy perce. at the time of the 1930's there was a lot of support for an approach were thinking about the economy called the liquidation this theory. and the idea behind it was the 1920's was too good a time. the economy expanded too fast. there was too much growth. too much credit extended. stock prices went to high. so what you need when you have access is deflation. all the excess is are squeezed out. so a point of view said that depression was unfortunate but necessary. we have this month that the excess. the same by andrew mellon. hoover secretary of the treasury liquidate labor, liquid stock, liquidate the farmers cannot liquidate real estate. it sounds pretty hard. what he was trying to convey here was that we have to get rid of all of the excesses of the '20s and bring the country back to a more fundamental plus sound economy. all right. so what i want to get into here in the last few minutes is what was the fed doing during this time? unfortunately the fed made its first great challenge i

we do not expected to be a battleground state perce. -- per say. we believe into iowa and also to wisconsin. we would get a lot of this. we have already seen a major for the fall in minneapolis, st. paul. we're going to see that. i am surprised that we have not seen much of the recall advertising for wisconsin. we do expect that in just the next couple of weeks. i would like to talk more about that in the cost of being a reporter trying to put this together. i have to thank our management. you have to have managers who actually believe in it and allow you to go off and do this. we talk about the high production values. we do that during election years. what i brought with me were a couple of examples. maybe i will show you one of them this is something we have learned how to move a little more quickly. we focus on one thing that if candidates says. in this case, it is michele bachmann whom i traveled with on the presidential campaign. there were all sorts of things we're able to fact check with her. she is a fascinating candid it. this one in parti

that a society like that does not award redistribution, perce.hat is the one that gets the best economic growth and creates the most jobs. what the right needs to do today, and i say this as trying to get into the playbook of the right, they need to get behind the advocates of redistribution who say that they want a truly fair society. what they are doing today by stealing from kids and grandkids is on a fair by implementing a system where they can make more than their private-sector counterparts in the public sector, where we have corporate cronyism and tax breaks for connected people, that is not fair. we demand the truth fairness that builds opportunity for everyone. host: duane, republican line, good morning. caller: i just want to say that it is a breath of fresh air to hear someone bring out the politics involved in what is fair and unfair. you know, redistribution of wealth, we are a country that was founded by people who came here to work hard, with the idea that the harder you work, the more you can make, more education. it is really jus

i cannot say that here perce. you have to be active in saying this. it is really in your hands. >> you all talked to lots of people all the time. you also listened to a lot of people all the time. bartz together late gun people, young and -- particularly, young people and voters. what stimulates their interest? >> thank you for having me here. the hip-hop caucus is always a delight to have them working side-by-side with the urban league, fighting for our people. i think what i hear, is that this is not a game. our mothers are dying. our mothers are having foreclosures. our mothers are getting cancer. our kids are getting as much. this is not a game. right now the reality is if we do not have it now, at this point, then it will have catastrophic results going forward into the next year and next 10 years going forward. >> thank you. send them to hu. education is so important to this generation. they can have a civil rights movement by facebook or twitter. they can literally start a movement overnight. education is a big piece of that. they want to have

>> no perce >> did you not tell them that they would demand a review that they should do it agreed to the request? no. i did not speak to them or the home secretary about this. i know that dominic will have spoken to them. they will have spoken directly to them. >> they wanted immediate results. lesser would be posted all over the front page. they're asking for a reviewer. did that happen? >> yes. i think that is how they launched a campaign. >> the home secretary was told if she agreed that they would not learn. >> no. , i do not remember that. they did not respond in time. he did publish this. >> i do remember this of the letter. >> you do not remember if there is any threat to the secretary of state. is that right? >> i'm pretty sure there would not have been a threat. you'd have to ask him. my involvement was to discuss the campaign and the continued search for madeleine and to do this. i done so many campaigns. they wanted my opinion. i'll wanted both editors to execute it. >> what i have been told is that you intervene personally. you told them unless the prime minister orders t