actions i don't see this responsibility philip you have a philip you have a terrible you have a double standard here and you say to the greeks that they're responsible for whatever their government did even if it wasn't in the interest of the country but when it comes to the germans and their government there's something that you say maybe it's true is not in the interest of their their population then all of a sudden the population is not responsible for it why everybody is result every government is responsible for its actions in the modern world and if the actions are those that don't turn out in the long run to be in the interest of the country well then you have to just take it well or maybe it was a misunderstanding i didn't didn't want to say that the greeks would be responsible for their governments for i actually would recommend. to the forward on their government that ok here's what i don't know this could be my next question why don't the greeks just do it ok just just say we we don't belong at the adult table we screwed up we lied through our teeth or german friends on our

here is a quote to philip garrido. i chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> the attorney for nancy garrido talked about his client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy giving an apool describe. she said the words are not enough and what i did was evil and every time i look in the mirror reminds of how evil i was. >> garridos were arrested after philip brought dugard to a visit with the parole agent and the plot unraveled. a few minutes ago, a u.c. berkeley police officer who noticed how strange was that this man was with this woman and two daughters, she addressed the media. >> i just was a little off guard by the defense attorney's remarks about how three life sentences would be enough. no one had a rebuttal for that, but i do. philip garrido ruined the life of jaycee dugard. she is going to remember this forever. it has affected her life forever but he has

here is a quote to philip garrido. chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> the attorney for nancy garrido talked about his client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy giving an apool describe. she said the words are not enough and what i did was evil and every time i look in the mirror reminds of how evil i was. >> garridos were arrested after philip brought dugard to a visit with the parole agent and the plot unraveled. a few minutes ago, a u.c. berkeley police officer who noticed how strange was that this man was with this woman and two daughters, she addressed the media. >> i just was a little off guard by the defense attorney's remarks about how three life sentences would be enough. no one had a rebuttal for that, but i do. philip garrido ruined the life of jaycee dugard. she is going to remember this forever. it has affected her life forever but he has ru

philip and nancy garrido could spend the rest of their lives in prison. terry, everybody wants to know will jaycee be there. >> reporter: that is the question. the sentencing, will jaycee dugard, raped by garrido be there to confront her attacker. take a look as dugard as an adult. she was kidnapped at age 11 by philip and nancy garido 20 years ago this month. they raped her and forced her to have his children and nancy was an accomplice. philip will get 400 years in prison and nancy will get 40 years to life. dugard's side will be told whether she appears or not. she has a book coming out next month called "a stolen life," some are calling raw and powerful. we may have drama by an appearance by jaycee dugard but there will be plenty when her book comes out. >>> the san jose police department may now lose hundreds more officers after contract talks broke down with the financially strapped city missing a budget deadline. amy hollyfield is live at city hall with details. >> this could mean 278 officers will lose their jobs. this is a tough time to do this?

i know philip pretty well. have i worked with him on a number of projects. i often check in with him and see what's going on with the commission and what his work is and what the issues the commission are considering. i know him to be very diligent, very open to ideas, very inclusive and a good listener. and he does his homework and i know he's quite busy with that. and i also work with him around other issues and one of the things that really impresses me about philip is his abilities to include others and listen to other opinions and draw people out. so i would really encourage you for supervisors to vote for his reappointment to the commission. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is ra any piten -- renee piten and i'm here to support the reappointment of sally stephens. have i worked with sally for many years on the executive committee of s.f. dog. and i have attended many animal control and welfare commission meetings, both pre-sally and with sally both as a member and now as chair. you have a letter from me in y

by then philip fathered two daughters with his victim. uc berkeley officer credited for starting the chain of events that led to dugards rescue could not believe the details. >> being a mother i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> katy callaway is a prevous victim of garrido and glad he will spend life in prison. >> i hope he rots in hell. now parts of the grand jury transscripts were released and the details are graphic. philip assaulted jaycee sexual assaulted her once a week for the first three years and once she got pregnant and had the baby he assaulted her every two or three months and when she had the baby he stopped. abc sevennews. >> and just outside of the city limits of antioch the house where jaycee dugard was held captor remains boarded up and fenced off. it remains empty. neighbors are glad the garridos are going to prison. but philip garrido should have been given the death penalty. >> eliminate that person. he will not live 400 years, it makes no sense to convict someone for 40

in china in the '80s, an insulting remark by philip caused an uproar.t last year, she asked a navy vet what she did. i said, i worked in a club, he said, strip club? i said no, and he said, it's a bit too cold, anyway. >> reporter: his off color comance have made the headlines for years. >> he comes from a different era and he believes in speaking his mind. in the world of politicians we don't trust and media spin doctors, he's terrific. >>> now the brits see philip as something of a beloved but cranky uncle who will say somebody interesting at dinner. >> i don't change my way, it's part of somebody's style and it's too bad. >> another year older and still the unapologetic master of the royal blunder. janet shamlian, nbc news, london. >> that's our broadcast for this friday night. coming up at 8:00 eastern, game five of the stanley cup finals. i'm lester holt. brian williams bill we back here on monday. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." have a great weekend. good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [ woman ] this icelandic mud

for the portion directed at philip j.c. said she hatedxd every second f every day the 18 years she spent in captivity and told him he stole her life. >> what he said to me was pl you know i agree with what they say. for whatever else people say or think about him, he feels very remorseful and very bad about about what he did. that was the reason why he pled guilty. >>reporter: the june gave the serial sex offender 4 31 years to life in prison. telling philip he reinvented slavery and had no soul. at one point calling his treatment of dugard evil and reprehensible. nancy got 36 years to life which means she could be eligible for parole in her 80's. dugard said what nancy did was also evil. >> wanted j.c. to know that she is sorry for what she did and she said there's no way i can express that. i stole your life. >>reporter: during the sentencing new details emerge about dugard kidnapping back on june tenth, 1991 from her south lake tahoe neighborhood. the judge said the garrido had gone shopping for young girl when they snat

sullivan philips. >> [ringing bells] >> sullivan philips, ladies and gentlemen!ears. he's been on the cable car for six years. ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok. now if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing every day? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo. [ringing bells] >> howard woo, ladies and gentlemen. fantastic. all right. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way

so we have philip gerrie. thank you, mr. gerrie. so if you could speak briefly about your background and your interest on serving on this commission? and thank you so much for your service already on this commission. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. i frankly wasn't sure if i wanted to continue on this commission for another two years. as you can see, i have decided to apply again and i want to share with you the reasons why. first, first off, i have gained a wealth of experience in the last four years serving on the commission. to stop now would be zwroust throw away that experience, i couldn't do that. one way i have gained understanding on the issues is i have been commission secretary for over three years now for which i revisited and studied the discussion and arguments of every meeth when i have transcribed the minutes. in the past four years i met and have had good working relationships with people in diverse, and related groups, acc, spca, sierra club, et cetera. i have been interested in every issue that has been

philip is sentenced 400 years in prison, his wife will get 36 years to life. they do not believe philip garrido will make any statement. but will dugard show up in court today? we may soon many of darkest details of her days as sex slave. a new book, called raw and powerful and tell-all book. all eyes will be on the courtroom if jaycee dugard wants to face the people that kidnapped her one more time. >>> more details emerging from the woman call person of interest in the missing bay area nursing student. she was a friend of michelle le. gizelle es that ban lives in union city. they spent saturday morning searching her car and apartment and even her trash. >> we were knocking on every door until sunday morning and we noticed the activity and we know they were fingerprinting. >> we know she is a former friend of michelle's. i know they have been disgrunt weighed each other in the past. >> le was last seen at kaiser hospital. she told colleagues she had to go to her car but she never came back. honda was found a few days few blocks away from the hospital. >> the

philip hogan has had tremendous experience and vanessa jackson is someone highly regarded. david wagner should be a part of this. that being said, julius turman is someone i have known a long time, who is deeply committed to fighting for the civil rights of immigrants in communities of color, fighting to ensure police reforms are fully implemented, and someone who does reflect our san francisco values. it is for that reason i will be supporting julius. i think we easily could have banded of supporting others in this field. colleagues, unless there is any other discussion, is there amendment to this item? if we could have a roll-call vote on the motion to substitute david wagner for julius turman. supervisor campos:-- supervisor cohen: no. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor farrell: no. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor weiner: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: no. president chiu: no. supervisor chu: no. >> there are four ayes and seven nos. president chiu: the motion to amend fails. on the underlying motion. superv

philip, you were wrong. i could never say that to you before but i have the freedom now and i am saying that you are a liar. all of your so- called theories are wrong. some everything you have ever done to me has been wrong and someday i hope you can see that. what you and nancy did was reprehensible. you always justified everything to yourself but the reality is and always has been asked to make someone suffer for your inability to control yourself and for you nancy, to facilitate his behavior and treat young girls for his pleasure is evil. there is no god in the universe that would condone your actions. you call yourselves an honest man but these are just words to you. they were your tool of choice. up to you felt, i said i have always been a thing for your own amusement. i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion that you forced on me. to you nancy, i have nothing to say. both of you can save your apologies and in keywords. for all the crimes that you have both

. >> philip y su esposa les dieron sus sentencias por el secuestro auqneuq se dijo ella prefierio enviar18 años en cautiverio . >> fueron sentenciado , el juez a 431 años y la esposa de 36 años . >> la mama dio palabra sfueron los que rompeiron mi corazón ustedes dañaron a mi bebé los odio . >> garrido siempre tuvo la cabeza abajo . >> ya afuera el abogado dice que el cliente esta arrepentido . >> en tanto que la abogada de philips dice que tiene remordimiento y se declaro culpable . >> dice que este es uno mouy emocional de mucho trabajo , la secuestraron el 91 cuando tenía 11 años . >> en el 2009 los reporto por la situación , llevando a decir que estaba viva . >> no estaba presente en la sentencia pero su mama leyo . >>dicjo ,. >> escojo no estar presente, por no star con ellos son mentirosos odie cada segundo de mi vida de los18 años que estuve cautiva . >> desde el dorado , santiago lucero . >> documento presentado narro el calvario que vivió en el cautivero el día que la raptaron la inmovilizaron y se la llevaron a la casa del matrimonio dijo que la forsaron a tener periodos de rel

philip received a 4 31 year sentence while his wife will spend 36 years to life in prison. dugard testimony describes how philip stunned her with a taser when he abducted her from south lake tahoe in 1991. she was just 11 years old then t.she fathered 2 children with him while held captive in his back yard in antioch for 18 years. she described how she was afraid to escape and he had sex with her so he wouldn't have to do this to anybody else. >> being a mother i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. l it was appalling what she went through. >>reporter: pl j.c. cannot attend's sentencing. instead her mother read a statement saying dugard refused to quote waste another second in their presence. l if you read the grand jury testimony on abc 7 news.com under see it on tv. >>. >> it is now almost a week since nursing student lee vanished. disappeared friday night when she left amendment organize program at kaiser no, sir hayward to retrieve something from her car parked in the garage. her white honda later found on street not far away. police are lacking at cell phone records,

the judge told philip garrido you are evil. the judge went on to say jaycee it was the poster child for child abuse. what you did to that child which was on and believable. >> it was appalling which went through what i would want to tell her is how amazed i am of her and how strong she is not only for her family but also to orchids >> i would like to let him know a bumpy ride in hell with she could not >> during the snc hearing tow but she is satisfied that he will spend the rest of his life in prison >> nl me all, i came to do what i wanted to do my watch this case. today is a very happy day for may >> she wanted also or remind everyone of the failure of the parole system. >> time now for 30 8:00 a.m. a look outside it is called right now. >> were back at 4:40 a.m. p g and e took out a full-page ad apologizing to tell everyone how deeply sorry they are on the explosion. >> the state budget battle also continues voters won a vote in to this as a on the budget cuts. 62 percent approve some 42% approve a tax plan built. >> they h

nancy was given 36 years, philip the maximum sentence. he will die in prison. the final court appearance brings to an end a story where people used a violent crime that shocked america for its hospitality. >> there is nearly a year-and-a- half ago until the next u.s. presidential election, but the candidates are already -- already limbering up for the fight. he took a swipe at president obama. how the one republican everyone really wants to know about is the one that is keeping everyone guessing. >> i believe that america, and i am running for president. >> the man with immaculate hair and a matter of wealth is heading out to try for the presidency of the united states. he has the right credentials and tough economic times. >> when barack obama came to office, we wish him well and held for the best. in the third year of his four year term, we have more than slogans and promises to judge him by. barack obama has failed america. mitt ro -- >> mitt romney looks the part, but why does he not sound like it? he is a little dull. more damaging is his stance on health

philip garrido is serving 400 years to life. he is held from the general population. >> and suspected serial killer joseph naso. prosecutor claimed that panty hose used to strangle the victims contained the dna of his wife. he kept a hand written list of 10 women and kept photographs and news clippings related to the murders of four women he is charged with killing. the sphen year old marin county man pled not guilty. >> a reevasion for the fire department saying the procedure for responding to medical calls is wasteful. the grand jury 70 percent of the fire department calls are medical emergencies and others are fire related that is five times the cost of the ambulance. the panel report that is taxpayers can notice longer afford the protocol. the fire chief william mcdonald responded to the report. >> some of the things don't accurately report the activitis and how we run our departments in santa clara county. that is one of the things we'll provide back to the grand jury. >> chief mcdonald said his department considered change

. >> when he was first married, prince philip and princess elizabeth were able to leave a version ofhe ordinary life. he was a dashing military officer living with his young wife. after she came to the throne in 1962, his military career was over. but he has no time for regrets. is it something you would have liked to continue? >> that is hypothetical. >> it is, but i am asking the question. >> no answer. [laughter] >> you must have thought of that. let me put it another way. was it difficult to give up? >> i could have perfectly will go on with it as a career. it would have been of greater value to the queen when she became queen eventually to have somebody who was professionally qualified in something, not just traipsing around >> charitable work quickly became his work. >> would you describe yourself as a green? >> no. >> arnott? -- why not? >> there is a difference between conservative for the conservation of nature and being a bunny hugger. >> with 800 charities to his name, prince philip is at last beginning to think of slowing down, or so he claims. >> i reckon i have done my

this is a philip jeffreys granite was that. this is actually paper but it looks like stone and it really anchors the room. >> this is so much work to do in one day so i'm going to stop talking and get to work. >>> welcome back to "open house." your look at the country's most luxurious homes and design. now on squ >> hello and welcome to 464 ridge road in beautiful lake forest, illinois. my name is ann lyon and i'm delighted to take you on a tour of this amazing home. from the entry hall into the living room, you'll notice many beautiful details such as the coffered ceiling. many of the furnishings are from old hollywood. my clients wanted to blend old with new. one of my favorite things about this home is the way my clients were able to achieve uniting the interior and exterior. through a series of french doors, you'll notice how they lead out to this covered patio, the terrace and saltwater pool. the gardens are magnificent and add views from every window in this home. we are now entering the award winning kitchen. you'll noti

and now it's my pleasure to introduce philip terzian. philip terzian has been the literary editor of "the weekly standard" since 2005, and he will be speaking about his new book, "architects of power: roosevelt, eisenhower and the american century." a political and cultural journalist for nearly 40 yearses and a pulitzer finalist in commentary, he has written and edited for the new republic, the los angeles times, the "wall street journal," the new criterion and the times literary supplement. during 1979-1980, he was a speech writer for secretary of state cyrus vance. he lives in northern virginia with his wife and two children. please join me in welcoming mr. terzian to the roosevelt reading festival. [applause] >> thank you, herman. and good morning, and i'm honored and delighted to be here. i -- at the roosevelt reading festival. i don't live around here, so i don't get to visit the roosevelt library very often, but every time i do and every time i visit the house i'm always reminded of henry morgan thaw who was fdr's neighbor here in

philip will get more than 400 years in prison, his wife will get 36 years to life. her attorney says he does not believe philip will make any statement and his client is too afraid to speak in court. will dugard show up in court, but we soon may know many of the darkest details of her years as a sex slave. she has a book coming on out. it's called "a stolen life," and they say it's raw and powerful but all eyes today will be on the courtroom to see if jaycee dugard wants to come face to face with the people that imprisoned her and the man that raped her. >>> a last minute reprieve for a pinole elementary school said set to closed. they voted last night to keep shannon elementary open this fall. district officials have said even though they discovered it would cost more to close the school and reassign students, they couldn't reverse the decision made two years ago because the district is under state control. state could reverse the decision again. the board expects the discussions to continue. >> public safety may be taking an even bigger hit than expected in san jo

. >> 7:45 a.m., and about an hour 15 minutes, philip and nancy garrido, the couple that can and jayceeh was eleventh in held her captive in their backyard for 18 years, they will be sentenced today. phillip garrido will receive a prison term of 431 years-life in prison. nancy garrido, 36 years- life. >> tornadoes roared to massachusetts, a rare sight and deadly in this case. damaged to two dozen communities. roofs ripped off, trees of british. four people dead so far. they have a state of emergency in place. >> right now the sun is trying to break through all of that cloud cover, scattered showers this morning, will keep the threat of showers as we head into the afternoon, especially for the north bay. today, mostly dry. today is the best day if you need to do something outdoors. the evening also dry out. future cast 4 tells us if we see any rate it will likely be in the north bay is probably by the afternoon. isolated rains. future cast 4 does show the weekend, watch on friday, the rain chances begin to increase. as we have this saturday, rain will be a big part of the weather picture

philip garrido and his wife nancy will be sentenced for kidnapping and raping dugard. phillip could receive 431 years while his life is looking at 31 years before she is eligible for parole. both pleaded guilty in april. no word whether dugard will appear at that sentencing. >>> also this morning, a grandmother accused of snatching her granddaughter to pass her off as her own child is facing kidnapping and burglary charges in contra costa county. 58-year-old erica galego shook her head no but did not enter a plea during her court appearance yesterday in martinez. she was arrested in los angeles county 15 hours after her son and daughter-in-law woke to find their daughter missing from her crib in their home the grandmother told them she was pregnant last fall and then tried to passed off the child as her own. >>> the map accused of murder earring vallejo musician on highway 80 will face a judge today. a santa rosa man accused of shooting dewey tucker on the highway near hercules in january of last year. all four men are suspected gang members. they shot tucker, police s

philip randolph said you have got to do something. roosevelt said make me. when he presented him with a plan for a march on washington on n the middle of a war. when you're fighting for democracy all over the world but you have anti-democracy forces at home, he said let me sign the executive order and get you black people off my back. i think positive action might be equally effective no matter who ever is in the white house. this is not an anti-obama type of statement. we have people making very tepid remarks about some things a the president said. let me be clear. i support president obama but let me also be clear. i am very unhappy with the direction of economic policy. >> for the folks inside the obama camp wh they will tell you in a private conversation, they won't tell us in the private conversation. >> we won't have a private conversation. tavis: we know these private conversations are being had. there are two overriding thoughts. they know negros are not going nowhere. they know black people are going support this president. there is no need to put u

philips. >> and there's one more thing we can learn here.of the energy sources from our past may be just what we need for our future. >> i think people are looking to wind energy, water energy again, as possible sources of energy, instead of having to dig deep into the seas, like the gulf, in order to extract oil in order to run our industry. people are looking at the ways that things used to be done and wondering whether if that's a better way for us to live on this planet. ♪ >> milling the corn at philipsburg manor, i'm troy for "teen kids news." >> this report is brought to you by lunchables with fruit. why are these kids smiling? because they know each picture they take is going to help a good cause. >> say cheese! >> feeding america is the largest domestic hunger relief organization and so lunchables is partnered with them in honor of the launch of the new "lunchables with fruits," and they're going to donate up to a million pounds of fresh fruit to feeding america. people can participate. they can go to facebook.com/lunchables and you

philip terzian. [applause] >> good morning. i am honored and delighted to be here.os at the roosevelt reading festival i don't live around here so i don't get to visit

philip garrido los spend the rest of his life. nancy will spend 36 years to life.e court room, no words. they held the j.c. dugard in the back yard. >> evil, monster. those are the words described to explain their actions. they sought on/off a special with j.c. dugard the mother looked at them and said you took something that beto not belong to the left foot. and they called them monsters the mother sobbed. the judge said that when you or evil. he's said it you reinvented slavery. he was also a poster child for a sexual predator. concluded that you lack a soul. what you did to that child is beyond horrible. the uc-berkeley officer that the initially made this discovery. >> it was appalling what she went through but what i would say is how amazed i am and how strong she is in her continued strength. not only herself, her family, but her children. >> kv callaway hall was also adopted and the sexual assault by garrido prior to the dugard of corruption. >> i would like to know that i hope that the rods in hell. >> rots and health >> just seen the satisfaction of giving

stuff the price discovery is made out of you don't mention arcadia my first thought of course was philipgreen's company arcadia in the u.k. they are top shops and they're being protested by u.k. uncut for price fixing market manipulation and not paying their taxes so this group arcadia name seems to attract a lot of well malfeasance well actually philip green i saw was in the news as well because he's advising david cameron about how to make government more efficient government is run of course on taxpayer dollars so a guy who pays no tax is advising the government. on how to spend his taxes pretty . has a lot of chutzpah. going to the right guy to get advice on how to run of the of our official a guy doesn't pay any taxes. like i said we have the market makers around the world rigging the markets to prices and refusing and well basically using strong arm tactics against any competitors here's another headline analyst goldman too big to face prosecution. market maker goldman sachs apparently won't face criminal prosecution related to sales of mortgage linked securities because such a mov

fact with the deals put to paper here at this in petersburg international economic forum among them philips has signed a memorandum of agreement with the russian atomic agency to establish an eco system of for nuclear medicine so that's something that's an exciting deal and also ronald jiang senior vice president of philips had to say much about their collaboration and the hopes of what will come from it. under these partnerships we will not only work together in many factoring in the developing. quickens but that is the first time also in history that's a many will transfer intellectual property and knowledge in the license. to foreign company for investigation that scan us. and there are many more deals to come even though with the last day we've still got a few hours to go so that means more news to tell you about the spanish prime minister jose zapatero has announced a number of deals on an eight hundred million euro to be signed between russia and spain prime minister zapatero is as we speak giving his address to before and so that's something that will tell you more about in the next

a lot of business going on here a lot more to come on day three here at the forum among the deals philips has signed a memorandum of agreement with a russian atomic agency for establishing an eco system for nuclear medical technology so that's an important development here's what ronald is your own senior vice president of philips had to say about the collaboration and what they hope will be the result. of these partnerships we will not only work together in many fracturing and developing that equipment but it is the first time also in history that's a manufacturer will transfer intellectual property of knowledge and a license. to a foreign company or in this case that scan ash. and there's another deal that we need to tell you about russia and spain. have signed god deals more about eight hundred million euro and among them the countries will jointly build new trains to develop oil and gas into russia russia and spain aiming to boost trade to about ten billion dollars a year so lots of big business going on in russia's northern capital stay with us throughout the day here on our t.v. as

them that -- the meeting minutes with philip which -- would indicate the failure of the general managericly announce and engine dies their controversial e.i.r. and it would show the knowledge of the other items. we're putting in the words, public health, children's health hazards, carcinogens, benno particulates, zinc toxicity, mercury poisoning, dioxide, neural inflamation, pah's, fischer construction, pisces incorporated, city field,s, baycore builders, field turf incorporated, turf kickbacks. we have hard copies of the submitted scoping guidelines. for accuracy and facilitated transcription, the copies were given to this commission and other interested parties. thank you. >> the next speaker? >> i am and retired animal keeper from the zoo. i would like to thank the general manager for inviting me to this event for former employees. i was at the grand parlor by was unable to attend. after i signed my papers i received a notice saying that i could receive a certificate from -- for appreciation. they seemed surprised when i said i was interested and said they would do this at a future d

well actually philip green i saw was in the news as well because he's advising david cameron about how to make government more efficient government is run of course on taxpayer dollars so a guy who pays no tax is advising the government. on how to spend his taxes pretty but has a lot of chutzpah you've gone to the right guy to get advice on how to run a number of or especially a guy doesn't pay the taxes a good one like i said we have the market makers around the world rigging the markets the prices and refusing and well basically using strong arm tactics against any competitors here's another headline analyst goldman too big to face prosecution . market maker goldman sachs apparently won't face criminal prosecution related to sales of mortgage linked securities because such a move could threaten the u.s. financial system according to brad hince an analyst at sanford c. bernstein and company the u.s. department of justice which is reviewing a senate subcommittee report that alleged goldman sachs misled clients before the financial crisis will avoid jeopardizing the fifth largest u.s. b

after the murder, philips say wright moved her suv. it later found it with wright's baby inside who died of heat exposu exposure. >>> fairfax county police are trying to get out the word of a sexual assault in hernden. the trevor run apartments. several hispanic people live there who don't speak english. police are showing residents sketch of a man who attacked a 23-year-old woman over the weekend. she woke up to find the man in her bedroom. police ask anyone with any information on this incident to call them immediately. >>> a fairfax county elementary school is going to be closed, permanently, at the end of the school year thanks to a ruling by virginia supreme court. that's according to the washington examiner. fairfax public county schools planned to shut down at the end of the year due to declining enrollment. parents upset with the decision sued to keep the school open but friday the supreme court of virginia decided to shut down the school down anyway. parents of clifton students are to check boundary maps for new school assignm

philip was serving 4 31 years to life.ng held in a unit for inmates in danger from the general prison population including charles mansonçó and juan carona. >>> morgan hill police hoping surveillance video help them catch 2 people suspected of taking a vehicle with a baby inside. vehicle was later recovered with baby unharmed. this happened back on may 31st. authorities trace 33-year-old l mary bell to a storelp where they supposedly used a credit card taken from the car. now the pair can be seen here entering and exiting the store with a small child. police say the couple took the car which the owner left running outside a food bank. paris believed to be driving 1988 dark blue toyota camry. license plate number here on the screen. 2 hjd 7 2 1. be on the look out for the 1988 dark blue toyota camry. >>> controversy today in the east bay over used books. and some donation bin that some say those books will be used for charity. they may not be used for that purpose. story tonight from laura anthony in lafayette. >>reporter:

philip slice joining us live there in brussels thanks very much for your time here on r.t. thank you. let's check out some other international news we have for you today in the world update twenty one people been killed in iran forty injured in the iraqi capital off the three explosions at a local market police say the bombs targeted a shiite mosque there is no immediate claim of responsibility but such mosques are frequently attacked by sunni extremists including al qaeda. european union has hit syria more sanctions aimed at seven individuals and four companies and says the measures were brought because of the gravity of the situation in the country currently thirty four people run businesses in el face asset freezes and travel bans including president bashar assad so actions follow months of clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces that reportedly killed more than a thousand people. to prove three people have been killed and thirty two injured in clashes between students and police during street protests around the streets of the city inverne three r

se produjo cada dos o tres meses, y cuando queÓ embarazada por segunda vez, fue laÚltima vez que "philiples con ella. ---la policia de "san rafael" pide la ayuda del publico para identificar a un hombre que, a punta de pistola, asaltó un restaurante el viernes pasado. ---en estas imagenes tomadas por una camara de seguridad se puede ver al sospechoso llegar a la sucursal de "subway" ubicada en un centro comercial del boulevard "bellam".---el sujeto llevaba lentes de sol y, mientras mastica un palillo, saca el arma de fuego, la apoya en el mostrador y le pide a la empleada que le entregue el dinero de la caja registradora. ---el sospechoso es descrito como un hombre posiblemente hispano, de piel clara, que tiene entre 25 y 30 aÑos de edad. ---la compaÑia "pacific gas & electric" admitÓ ante los reguladores estatales que no podÁ cumplir con la fecha Ímite para entregar los documentos que detallan los defectos de soldadura realizados en los últimos 55 años en las tubeÍas de gas natural.---"pg&e" ya haÍa incumplido un plazo establecido a mediados de marzo para entregar los registros a la com