um, have you got pete with you? we'd love to meet him. oh! um, this is pete. hi. hi. pete, this is... lovely, isn't it, this? what they've done with this... and this is my dad, and this is... where you're sitting, dad. here. where are you sitting? on this table with you. great. that's great. because you're always worried about who's gonna be on the table with you, aren't you, at things like this, and we're gonna be okay because we've got paula and steve! welcome! paula and steve! steve and paula. so, where do you know sue from? do you want to tell him, or shall i? you tell him, paula. is angela not at our table, then? can't we-- can't we do something about that? i-i don't think it would be fair to disrupt the seating plan, frank. i mean, look, a lot of work's gone into that. when jesus was... a bit older... mm-hmm. and he was still being searched by the romans, why couldn't he shape-shift... shape-shift. ...into a roman, and then when all the other romans were asleep, he could go along and kill them so they would stop searching for him. yes, well, i doubt he would do

don't often see you in a suit, pete. funeral. one of his work colleagues died suddenly. oh, pete!t the worst? my uncle died when nick and we were still together, and nick just couldn't relate to the grieving process. just brought everything back to him, him, him. if it wasn't about him, he's not interested. can you imagine how annoying that can get? yes. i know, let's play "stupid mummies" again. yeah. what am i like? i'm like a silly mummy that's always late and says, "oh, i know it's a bit cheeky, "but can alexa stay forever?" oh, what am i like? oh, what am i like? no, what am i like? no, what am i like? come on, jake! wagons roll! can i just ask you something? can't it wait? it's just i wondered if you could possibly have alexa this evening. i know it's cheeky of me-- oh, i'm really sorry. we'd love to, it's just-- it's just that we--we-- we're going out. yeah. we're going out. 'cause pete's got this work due, haven't you, and we've got a baby-sitter. oh. right. she couldn't just have one more-- no. 'cause she'll only do three at a time. it's a kind of rule. agency thing. heal

pete: for god's sake, stop! karen, ben, stop! mean, he hadn't wanted me physically for ages, and you kid yourself, don't you? that it's all okay, and then you find out you've been lied to, and then the scales fall from your eyes, and you realize that every relationship is a lie. yeah. sorry, jake. ( sniffles ) it's just come pouring out. i suppose i sensed it was over, but it's still a shock, isn't it? i know, yeah. yeah, no, well, no-- veronica, you see, technically-- no, no, no, no, i can-- i can absolutely track down the printer for you. it's just-- ben: how far is 10 feet? yeah, no, it's just that it might-- it might not be in-- just be friends! ten feet apart! angela: the worst part is that you feel so stupid. i mean, you actually feel ashamed. it's ridiculous, isn't it? ( crying ) you okay, angela? oh, it was so silly, pete. jake and i were just chatting, and then it all came pouring out of me. i mean, i've been wanting to tell someone. tell them what? trent and me... well, there is no trent and me. oh. ( clears throat ) ri

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pete: i'm going to pass that one over to your mother. sue: oh, i wasn't the one saying everything was made out of atoms. but the schools are so good there. ooh. thank you, thank you so much. can i have some beer? uh, no. can i have some gin and tonic? no. ( doorbell rings ) karen, can you open the door for auntie angela, please? sorry. he gets a bit overexcited when we have guests. they all do, don't worry. you've got lovely kids, really. ( whispering ) our jay kept bothering us about trying alcohol, so we gave him some, and now he doesn't ask anymore. ben, come over here. you can have a little bit of gin, okay? okay, if you're sure you want to try it. you sure you want to, yeah? ( laughter ) can i have some more? ( laughter ) i think it's time for bed, don't you? why am i not allowed to stay up like you grownups? because you're little, and you have to get your sleep. ( doorbell ringing ) jake: i'll get it! hi, aunt angela. angela: hiya. well, thank you very much for inviting us. i'm so sorry. i thought karen was going to let you in. she

you are on with pete sepp.ler: i agree that it is not just the upper class and rich that gets loopholes. it is also the port. if you are ever around people who get the earned income credit, they do not use this money to supplement their income to live on. they take trips, they buy big screen tvs, and they are planning on what they're going to do with the money a year in advance. we are awarding people for bad behavior. young people go out and have kids out of wedlock. we are awarding them and encouraging this behavior. we are punishing people who make good decisions in their lives, make something of their lives, and are hard workers. guest: this is actually something that began under ronald reagan, the concept of refundable tax credits. the idea that you could get more back than your actual tax liability. we total of the refundable portion of tax credits being proposed in the current budget and it adds up to about $115 billion over 10 years. that is not a foregone revenue, that is actual spending. the refundabl

gwen: approving the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell." >> pete, why now? >> why now is because what the administration says that it was forced to take a position in two court cases, one in california -- or one in new york and one in connecticut. the administration had to say what the appropriate place is to set the legal bar as you assess discrimination. different forms get a different legal test. what tay say is discrimination based on sexual or yen tation should get the same discrimination -- orientation should get the same discrimination. when it passed the defensive marriage act then it seemed to be based on moral disapproval and stereotypical thinking and that's not enough to get over that ball and therefore it's unconstitutional. >> i was surprised by the reaction among some of the republicans particularly the ones who were thinking about running for president. they were pretty quiet about this. it seemed like such a contrast to as recently as 2004 when the republicans were going around to every state they could and putting anti-gay marriage initiati

it has a huge 23 in., 1080 pete, this light. it does of very great job at a blending everything together. the 610 is on sultry there website. it is in stores within the next couple of weeks. it costs nine header dollars. i'm gabe slate for kron4 news. >> vicki: brian, i noticed dark but the sun has kicked up some amazing solar flares. it is the biggest in quite awhile. >>bryan: there was a huge eruption on the sun one week ago. some of the particles, the solar wind is spectacular. the last couple of days. >>pam: it is causing chaos with radius? >>bryan: yes. may be a disruption. all of the ions. is exciting stuff. >> vicki: just an excuse to show pictures. really quickly. prior to my? >>bryan: yes. this storm is moving down south. we will see improving conditions. skies cleared for tonight. it'll allow temperatures to get school into the '30's and for tomorrow are highs are into the low 50s with mostly sunny skies. >> vicki: great. have a good night and see you in the morning. . . . . . . . >> announcer: the following is a paid

pete, thanks for that. >>> the shuttle "discovery" went into space today for the last time. it was first launched when reagan was president back in '84. it carried john glenn back into space years later. it's got a crew of veterans headed to the space station. beautiful launch, burning enough fuel to fill two swimming pools per minute. enough acceleration to hit 9,000 miles an hour, just six minutes into the flight. beautiful in florida, but behind it to the west, the long tail of a storm system, whipping across the mississippi valley, carrying some big, bad embedded weather along with it. so much so the weather channel has troops deployed in advance to cover it. meteorologist jim cantore among them. he's in downtown memphis tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. only four tornados in the month of february for the memphis area. let's hope tonight is not the fifth. but this is a far-reaching storm that's going to affect a lot of people through the day on friday. look at this, snow from kansas city up through cleveland into northern new england. heavy ra

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our report from our justice correspondent, pete williams. >> reporter: inside this apartment in lubbock, texas, the fbi says, were enough chemicals and equipment to make a powerful military-style bomb. all gathered, prosecutors say, by a 20-year-old college student, khalid ali-m aldawsari. investigators say the tip that broke the case came just three weeks ago when a north carolina chemical company notified the fbi that he ordered a suspiciously large supply. >> hope that we were helpful and i hope that we thwarted what could have been a real tragedy. >> reporter: the shipping company in lubbock also alerted police when aldawsari sought to have the chemicals sent to its office because hazardous materials could not be sent to his apartment. even so, a former fbi bomb expert says he was well on his way to succeeding. >> in terms of the type of explosive he might have created, yes, it would have been a high explosive mixture. >> reporter: after getting the tips, the fbi secretly searched aldawsari's apartment and e-mails. agents say in a handwritten

you are on with pete sepp. caller: i agree that it is not just the upper class and rich that gets loopholes. it is also the port. if you are ever around people who get the earned income credit, they do not use this money to supplement their income to live on. they take trips, they buy big screen tvs, and they are planning on what they're going to do with the money a year in advance. we are awarding people for bad behavior. young people go out and have kids out of wedlock. we are awarding them and encouraging this behavior. we are punishing people who make good decisions in their lives, make something of their lives, and are hard workers. guest: this is actually something that began under ronald reagan, the concept of refundable tax credits. the idea that you could get more back than your actual tax liability. we total of the refundable portion of tax credits being proposed in the current budget and it adds up to about $115 billion over 10 years. that is not a foregone revenue, that is actual spending. the refun

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to cup its old role of democracy pete preacher but if you watch american t.v. listen to american politicians it's all about u.s. interests not really about egyptians they want democracy for egypt but it democracy that would be. fine with the united states and remember what happened with democratic leaders who were elected you know who came to power through revolutions in the ukraine and cared to stand with a huge support of the united states later on i mean a first everyone was happy but later on they were rejected by their own people. and also by the way just just. we also have a report for you on. outgoing president jefferson president hosni mubarak if you're it. for mubarak is history the words of the danish prime minister today and accurate prediction president mubarak has resigned seems a celebration mark an end to the leader's thirty year regime and a victory for the egyptian people you know all the be able to hear didn't need mubarak in a more obama. but i've. tried to fix all the problem here and mubarak cantrips mostly because we don't have mubarak who

the manager in the former peak the former owner of extreme pete said were defaced. the two restaurants are block away. the restaurant manager contacted the owner of extreme pizza from jail. >> he confirmed that he was terminated over the phone. i said " yes you are " that is blast at the top talent. then he is ashamed of what the manager did. but the pain from aids. >> all of the work of all of the effort to come here into the building. the way it was was very sad. >> pete's at orgasm opened on tuesday. is there a war? or down actions of men who should have known better. >> is there a pizza war? >> know. you know we have been here for nine years. the competition is great. the fact that they are filling a great place that is vacant is great. >> he has a forgiving attitude. >> people make mistakes. nobody is perfect. >> let us move on. let us get this done. >> this seems like a war that never was is over. people can get back to making pizzas. in cinephile i'm just push for kron4 news. >> what i did. and alamo square in san francisco we're up to 73 degrees. just a beau

>> hi, my name is pete shoemaker and well toll energy center. i'm standing in front of a model of a home. this is one of the tools we use here to assess solar energy. five years ago i was in a position similar to that of many of you. i was a homeowner thinking about solar electricity for my home. i had to answer a bunch of questions. one, does this stuff work? would it work on my home and most importantly, can i afford it? well, i did the research. i bought a system. now i get to share that knowledge and that experience with you. for the next 30 minutes, we'll have a class in solar basics and we'll go out in the field and see an actual solar system being installed. 30 minutes, solar basics, stay with me. >> let's talk about the technology, what is it and how does it work? there are three types of solar actually when you sauk about solar. i want to avoid the confusion to make sure we're focusing on the right one. two of them involve heating water and they're very viable technologies, can be very coast effective but we're not going to deal with th

pete (music) >> reporter: in the days leading up to the game some advertisers even released trailers' for their commercials. peace for instance but tale of a clydesdale is to be continued. it did out for another it tire ad. >> you said this e-mail would reply all. you hit reply all. >> (crying) >> reporter: date stand to win big bucks if they make it to the top. then i do not weaken go wrong with the putt. ok so how about the weather for the super bowl? not here. >> it is quick to be cold. in the '30's. perhaps some snow falling on the stadium. a good thing they are on the dome. it beat >> good thing. >> that is dallas. you're born to be in the '70s. some degree in oakland 74 eagle san jose. the >> have a good night and we will see you tomorrow.

. >> we are looking at service in loss angeles for it de exercise, the lane, pete was 96 and died of respiratory complications. one of president bush's daughters is appearing in the video voice in her support for its same sex marriage. kimberly as of look at the club? it >> the video is controversy all. if you remembered during his term in presidency you worked hard on banning same-sex marriage and now his daughter barbara it is for it. take a look. >> i and barbara welsh and i am a representative for same sex marriage quality. -- barbara bush. your support equality into able to married when they love. >> it is part of at bunch of different clips featuring prominent new workers. >> to be have any idea of how her family feels? >> we have not heard a statement from president bush. her mother and cindy mccain and her daughter came against it. traineesdick cheney is a daughter as well. >> not a total surprise. thank-you kimberly.

pete crops in for exhibition match on opening night. the facing about gale.my new facebook profile pick. dan once i get on the internet it's all over that thing. don't worry. look at pete here. vintage serve and volley. up 6-5 in the first set. rally. ultimate coverage stretching out and downtown line. match point here. winner 7-6 and 6-4. as if the tournament wasn't long enough. bad weather force the phoenix open into a monday finish and end up in sudden death play off. taking off the gloves and sun screen on. in the 60's today. hope it was water proof because that's where this ball is ending up. tee shot went in the water and so does this chip. triple bogey. meanwhile on 16. is 2 back of the lead. 35 footer. for bird aev. 17 to finish at main us 18. he and wilson head to play off. ahead of the second play off hole. wilson for the win. birdie. good tonight game over drive home safely. second pga tour win of the young season. worth over 1 million dollars. >> text from brett nice forecast. >> probably text me before he text rompers is that speaks volume. >> th

and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -- african-american art and culture complex at 762 bolton street. the posters you see here are examples of elements in that exhibit. these are actual objects that are part of the kinsey collection that are on display in our exh

. >> pete the orgasmic got open the doors earlier this week and the estimate the cleanup will cost 07 thousand dollars. >> we've had beautiful weather around here in the bay area for the past couple of days and it's going to be even nicer for tomorrow and sunday. right out temperatures in the '60s around the bay area with a couple '70s popping up. los gatos checking in at 70 degrees. tonight mild conditions and clear skies tablatures at 8:00 p.m. and for tomorrow morning will look for mostly clear skies are maybe a couple patches of dent fog into the north bay. the one problem is going to be the winds. the winds could be gusting 20 to 30 mi. an hour with some of us approaching 40 mi. an hour. the temperatures are nice getting into the low '70's in the warmest places. in this hero, nice weather this weekend temperatures right now have been in the '50s. they're falling into the '40's for this morning. truckee checking in at 40 degrees with the winds picking up. winds will kick up possibly to 50 mi. an hour in some places. it sells like a beautiful, sunny 47 degrees. the forecast coming

if pete is. just east. st. a cargo helicopter flies through a mountain colds before it reaches the weather station and jus got good is situated in the mountains of the caucuses nature is a as an altitude of more than two thousand it is above sea level it is the optimised station in the western caucuses its total square is two hundred eighty two thousand hectares our reserve is the only one in russia that occupies the territory of three russian regions it's really unique. the director of the caucuses reserve personally oversees the rotation of stocks and food supply. eyes in this remote area the helicopter rarely stops at juga for more than twenty minutes but even such a short period of time is enough for dimitri says just some kid to get several shots on take. most of the world's weather stations located in major cities record changes in the atmosphere resulting from industrial waste and vehicle fumes the data collected juga and similar stations is important for fundamental research into how the earth's climate