the skies are open once again across moscow russian pilots no longer need to stick permission to fly in the city but while certain regulations for light weight craft have been canceled some obstacles remain as i do it of explains. the skies over russia open to small of me sion as of this week light aircraft flying below three thousand meters no longer have to sit permission for their route twenty four hours ahead rather than giving permission authority is now required pilots to notify them of their flight plans small of nation existence is far from florida and while the new rules are welcome once will doesn't make a summer as the saying goes on an international regulations regional regulations are still an obstacle to open skies it's rather small but important development for russia's air industry well it's a little small aviation can become a good base for pilot training because now we face a serious deficit of pilots small aviation can also keep alive the whole range of regional airports all over russia in the future form the basis of commercial transportation. unlike europe in uni

from their route twenty four hours ahead with britain given permission authorities now require pilots to notify them of their flight plans small of nation existence is far from floor xing and while the new rules are welcome once one doesn't make a summer as the saying goes on an international regulations regional regulations are still an obstacle to open skies it's a rather small but important development for russia's air industry well it's a little small aviation can become a good base the pilot training because now we are facing a serious deficit of pilots small aviation can also keep alive the whole array of regional airports all over russia in the future it may even form the basis of commercial transportation. unlike europe and united states flights over big cities up and regional flights have to navigate a mountain of people who are it requires commercial and political will to develop the segment legislation might ease the way through but it wouldn't change dramatically it's all market driven. and in our case or in case of the aviation market development in russia it's about the

to put slots at laurel park -- some track officials say they may ask the state for permission to put slots at laurel park. the team has agreed to pay the state's $913,000. that issue was about advertisement revenue at oriole park. under the settlement, the team will pay the state 12.5% of future revenue from home plate advertising. the baltimore area hospital at the center of a lawsuit has reached a multimillion dollar settlement. st. joseph medical center where it repaid $22 million it received for medicaid and medicare for unnecessary stents during 2008 and 2009. the doctor that has performed the procedures has filed his own lawsuit and it claims the stands were medically necessary. -- and claims the stents were medically necessary. >> as we take a look at our whether computer, 54 is the forecasted high. we will try to see if we can get something more accurate for you. there is not a whole lot going on except the building of high pressure. more sunshine is expected this afternoon, and a general warming up. i will give you your seven-day forecast, coming out. >> two students are in

he asked permission and i gave him permission. it's his book. and i think he was trying to say that he and i have a very special relationship. we tease all the time, and that's not very nice for me but you've got to tease a little bit. and he teases me unmercifully. but we're very close. >> larry: you had differing opinions on pro-life, did you not? >> i don't remember. >> yes, they did. >> shh, george. >> you were never that fired up about it when i was president. >> i wasn't president, nor was i president when george was president. but that's one issue. i'm not a one issue person. i mean, i'm -- i don't believe in that and i don't think my georges do either. i think they try to think of what keeps america safe and what is -- you respect other people's feelings, religions, beliefs. and i do that too. >> larry: but you have your own opinions. >> of course i do. but i wasn't in office. i wasn't courageous enough to run. and i'm still not courageous enough to run. >> larry: took courage to run, didn't it? >> i wouldn't say courage but determinatio

it's very permissive. these parcels are zoned heavy commercial and industrial protection zone, which takes away the possibility of housing and offices there. and what we're suggesting here is very simple rezoning. again, this is from c.m. heavy commercial. to pdr-1g. the zoning already prohibits housing and restricts office, so the industrial protections on overlay is not necessary anymore. and we've done a lot of outreach here to make sure that the existing thriving businesses there can proceed with their plans, etc. and we're really thinking of this just as a cleanup. the larger portion -- so going back to bayshore boulevard itself, currently it's zoned m-1, which is light industrial. and, again, the yellow line here is this industrial protection zone, which is an overlay. again, the light industrial m-1 zoning is one that is very permissive, and citywide there's been an effort to change that to the p.d.r. zonings, which are tailored to today's needs for industrial areas. as you can see, most of the bayv

>> yes, sir. >> is it true that the law firm simply withdrew from this case without asking permission from the committee to do so? >> they filed a letter with the committee to withdraw >> they filed a letter? >> they gave me the courtesy of a phone call assured her they sent it. >> and that was ever the date of this hearing was announced by the chair? >> i believe so, yes. it was close in time. >> let me now speak to the summary judgment motion. where specifically in our rules is a motion for summary judgment addressed? >> i want to put that matter to rest. that is the closest analogy there is in the rules of civil procedure for what this is. it is not really the same thing as a motion for summary judgment. we are saying that the facts are not in controversy. as many things go with our rules, the rules don't say anything. they are in fact sort of silent on this issue about what types of motions. however, the committee's rules do talk about that at these hearings, the chair may consider rulings on evidence and it specifically says motion. those motions are really at the discretion of t

he was denied permission to travel to burma in the past.e came here in advance of suu kyi's release. he missed it, because permission did not come through in time. finally, he has been greeted by his mother at the airport. >> during the house arrest, what contact with the outside world did she have? did she have access to phones to speak to her son? >> no, she didn't. no access to the internet or two phones. the first time she used a mobile phone was on the evening of her release on november 13, when she spoke to her son in bangkok. she said by the time, the crowds were listening, but it felt very strange. she has been taken with mobile phones ever since. it is a useful tool, particularly for trying to get her message across in burma. she is embracing new technology, and if there is any way she can use it to keep in touch with family, she well. >> alexander is a little older than kim. any word on whether he will meet her or not? >> it may well be that he does is some stage, but he is in north america. we have not heard through suu kyi's peo

it is not a given just because an mcd applies they are granted permission. i would say as an example there are many businesses, for example like home depot and wal-mart, that would love to get in the city, but it is not a given. president peterson: next speaker? step forward to the podium. >> hello. my name is gregory. at my home is 1.5 blocks from the proposed site. i was one of the people there until 3:00 in the morning. i think this is our first bite at the apple. i was simultaneously swelled with pride at the neighbors who came out and appalled by the way the chinese community was treated by the lack of translation and the comments that they were less than intelligent because they did not understand english language. i would thank you for considering what is here and ask you to overturn the mcd. president peterson: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, commissioners. and a commentator on a chinese radio station. for several days, we have received several calls. a lot of the chinese people call and and are concerned about the mcd and the sunset area.

i just gave my permission.ding to one study three minutes of laughter has the same cardiac benefits of 15 minutes of rowing. >> not even thanksgiving but santa is already in the area. made an early arrival to the mall. >>> activities for kids of all ages. santa will sit in the mall center court daily throughout the holiday season. >> do you believe that about laughter? >> somewhat. >> why are we out here busting our behinds running, biking. >> all we had to do was laugh for 10 minutes. >> all right. make us at least smile about this forecast. >> actually, it is pretty good. temperatures taking a dip down tomorrow but then right back into the 60s to start off this next week. where we are right now mixture of 40s and 50s already. 52 washington still. fredericksburg 55. cool spot manassas 39 degrees. slowly temperatures will continue to fall tonight. a few clouds. not really cold, cold. not ridiculously cold. not 20s and 30s. here is a look at the wide picture. over to the midwest. not a whole lot going on but you

the study also found that surprisingly the teenagers also had permissive or absent parents. >> liquor stores in montgomery county will be open sunday. new executive order expected to be finalized tomorrow. allows the sale of alcohol on sundays. county officials expect the new rules to take effect some time this month. the new rules should help the county make between 1.5 and $2 million a year. >> a mysterious missiles, frisbee fly. does the military's no sense attitude about this object, shine from common sense light? we will explain. >> a cop relieved of his duties. what his own dash cam caught him doing, that got him demoteed. >> people on the left that don't want to touch entitlements. that is just unrealistic. >> battle lines being drawn in congress. after the break, what is at stake for ameri >> one week after historic mid-term elections unity among soon to be majority republicans in the house is already being threatened. jim angle reports on the problem, the stakes and whether a solution is even possible. >> the issue that gave birth to the tea party and elected many of the memb

it is not on the tourist map and taking pictures here without permission here is forbidden. we film had eight-lane highways and modern town plangs seen no where else in the country. huge ministry buildings are separated from one another by acres of jungle plains. we took these pictures of the vast new parliament building where over 100 of the 450 seats are reserved for the military and many more will go to the government-approved party. there are those who led the people in protest years ago are unimpressed. >> this election should give us democracy, but it won't. it's just to legal eyes their constitution. the burmese people are between a rock and a hard place. it's bad to go forward like this, but we don't want to go back either. >> outside the ministries, the monks feed the hungry with their leftover. the majority of the people live below the poverty line. few believe that the election will affect their lives. >> an earthquake in the midst of a cholera outbreak, haiti is bracing. tropical storm tomas is approaching. and they are preparing for the worst again. we are there

, book to all the different movements and ask for permission to use their prayers, because this book is a compilation of prayers that came from the reform movement, a few from the reconstructionist movement, a few from the conserve tie movement, and a whole -- the majority of prayers that were created by members of our community and poets and writers through the ages that we wanted to incorporate to make a arriver experience for our experience. >> we're going to take a quick break and come back and talk about the process of this and hear from both of them about some of the parts that are particularly tender and appealing. please join us in just a moment back here on "mosaic." what will you do when you hear your calling? will you ignore it? or will you listen? peace corps. life is calling. how far will you go? >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss. you see on the screen the cover of the congregation's new prayer book, siddur. we're joined by the rabbi and a member of the congregation, also editor of a national magazine, a journal of jewish thoughts and cult

. >> should have -- first seek permission from the police department? why some say it's a good idea. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. the streets of oakland are back to normal after a peaceful rally turned violent. police say the protesters angry over yesterday's sentencing, broke an agreement with the department, leading to more than 150 arrests. jade hernandez reports. >> reporter: hours after police arrested 152 protesters the streets were quiet again. the only visible damage was a downed fence near the 12th street project. it was the same demonstrators tore down as they marched in to neighborhoods. >> they said they were going to start to down size because they wanted to stay with in the law, they didn't want to violate the permit until six. made me happy they were cooperating but i don't flow -- the crowd went the opposite direction. >> reporter: by morning residents questioned their decision to not head to the agreed upon park in west oakl

that's paying county officials in order to get permission and county deals to get permission to build county buildings. law officials say it is far better to come forward now and talk to the fbi than for us to come knocking at your door. you can bet those words are ringing in the ears of folks here. whether there will be other people here at the county administration building charged with federal crimes, we will have to wait and see. >> joining me now to talk about the day's events, former chair, former public safety director. thank you for coming in tonight of the we appreciate it, jim. first of all, you've known the johnsons for a long time. your thoughts? >> it is a sad state of affairs. >> how surprising is it really? we have been hearing rumors about things like this in the county going back to that washington post a little while ago about the situation in green belt. this is not surprising. >> i think when you are in politics and particularly as it gets close to an election year there are all kinds of rumors floating around. you hope they are not true. >> he has been indicted. w

county board members will ask the general assembly to ask for permission to ban the bags or make people pay to get them. >> we have a very vibrant urban community and what you find is plastic bags are one of the most common trash elements in the waterways in the community at large. and the bottom line is here. there is an alternative. you can -- there are reusable bag options. plastic bags are not necessary. >> the board plans to have a plan next month. >>> president barack obama is wrapping up his asian trip in his summit of pacific nations in japan. he is hoping to get a nuclear weapons treaty ratified next week when congress returns to work next week. the treaty is pending in the senate. and there is republican resistance to the deal. >> i want to get the treaty done during the lame duck session and i communicated to congress that is it a top priority. >> president obama reiterated his support for bringing russia into the wto. >>> the president urged japan and asian leaders to keep their markets open. the united states would compete to get jobs back to this country but the success of

they're asking for permission to stay in canada. the two say they are being stalked by hollywood star whackers who want to kill them and steal their money. experts say it is unlikely they will win refugee status. >>> now a look at your monday forecast. winter-like weather from northern california into montana. heavy snow in the mountains. rain in the flatlands. stormy in the northeast. expect the first measurable snow, in maine, new hampshire, and vermont. >> most of the midsection will enjoy temperatures from 10 to 15 degrees above normal. how about a balmy 72 in omaha. and 60 in minneapolis. mostly 50s and 60s elsewhere. >>> well, here is a job that we think no one would want even in this economy. imagine if you were hired to smell sewage all day, every day. sounds terrible, right? well, maybe this is the reason this one has gone to the dogs. >> yeah, just like bomb sniffing dogs, scientists in michigan are now turning to training dogs to sniff sewage for signs of e.coli contamination. dogs' sense of smell is far better than human

facebook has recently admitted that some of their information on individuals was used without facebook permission by a client. we have had a number of other companies, depending on who you believe, that consciously or inadvertently allowed a very private information to be disseminated to marketers and folks without the permission of the individuals. i think privacy is one of those issues that is gaining in importance and is something that certainly could be addressed, if we can get the right coalition together. as chairman, i would be very willing to legislate in that area. >> he talked about coalitions. in your letter to incoming freshmen campaigning for the chairmanship, you have written ago when i am chairman, you won't find many democrats applauding campaignnetwork.org >> that -- you won't find many democrats of plotting." >> it goes without saying when you are president of your party, you are not as aggressive in overseeing your presidential executive agencies as when the president is of the opposition. chairman waxman and chairman dingell are both very diligent overseer's, but that focus th

the committee allows a blanket waiver for solicitation without having to ask for permission. he could have done this right. >> he did not use official resources and could have done this? there was some reference to earned income from other instruments that he received actual and come in from what i can gather, that income was reported on his tax return. it was simply not reported on his financial disclosures. >> i will go with sometimes. there were variances throughout the entire time with respect to both what and how accurately amounts were reported. >> are there additional questions? >> part of the issue is that he repeatedly left off -- repeatedly left of assets from his financial disclosure of a material nature. there is an ing russia fund. it is not on his original. the next page, there are two other accounts, both of those on this amendment return, not on the original return. it is somewhere between 400,850 thousand of assets. would those be considered material to his financial statement? >> in general, underneath the structure of the house rules, assets by definition a

they must get permission for a meeting of more than five people. those selected will come here to burn up with new capital -- come here to burma's new capitol. it is not on the tourist map and taking pictures without permission is forbidden. there are modern highways and town planning seen nowhere else in the country. huge ministry buildings are separated from one another by acres of jumbo plane. these are first pictures of the vast new parliament building where a vast number of seats are reserved for the military and many more will go to the government-approved party. no wonder those who led the people in protest three years ago are unimpressed. >> this election should give us democracy, but it will not. it is just to legalize their constitution. the people of burma are between a rock and a hard place. it is bad to go forward like this, but we do not want to go back either. >> but said the monasteries, the monks feed the hungry with their left overs. the majority of the people here live below the poverty line. few of them believe that this electio

i would change the proposed introduction in the beginning and take out "with the president's permission" because i believe under the police commig's rules you don't need the commission. you can respond if the president requests you to, and you can also respond on your own. so i would just change it up to a positive request of the public you -- upon request of the public you can respond or upon request of the president you can respond. commissioner kingsley: would deleting the words, with the commission present -- commissioner chan: and i second the idea of moving up -- we should probably move up all of item 6 to after public comment. or we could just know that during the report with might mention the community's concerns. i think the idea is to that a community member does not have to wait around for an hour or two for a response. vice president mazzucco: commissioner hammer snl commissioner hammer: we heard from steve johnson with the p.o.a. and i see lawyers here and officers, i assume some of them are on overtime. chief would it be worth looking at what it costs to have officers here

. >>> is israel going to ask permission to launch a military strike against iran?> at the permission of the government of israel is that all options should remain on the table and we hope that those options will be made credible in the eyes of iranian leaders that they know that we're serious. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dismissed a warning by president obama regarding more settlements in east jerusalem. earlier we sat down with israel's ambassador to washington michael orren. >> there's been settlements that have been inopportunely announced and moved forward designed to destroy the peace process. when vice president biden was in israel, the 60-day settlement freeze was permitted to expire and then third right at the moment when people and the secretary of state is trying to bring things back together, another 1,000 settlements in east jerusalem are announced. why does the federal government not recognize that the timing of these announcements has been horrendous and it's nothing more than an effort to throw a monkey wrench into these peace t