but pierre is still passionate about his work.the age of 79, he has many more ideas that he hopes to turn into beautiful designs. >> the designs exhibitions, trade fair, and museums. and even though it was founded just 13 years ago, it's one of the leading companies of its time in the world. with advances in architecture today and multimedia technology, the creative possibilities are endless. many of their designs look like something out of the science fiction movie. >> architect and set designer is the creative genius behind all these projects. he knows how to design a space to that its dimensions and contents immediately draw in visitors. like this black forest theme exhibition room of history in stuttgart, what we go is complete a create picture and atmosphere that appeals to all five senses. we don't just exhibit contents, we stage it. so, for example, here you can hear forest sounds like cookus and smell fir trees. that's what we mean by sin og if i. that's what people like. in the museum lobby is a map showing how back in th

and pierre thomas is there in catonsville, maryland, tonight. pierre? >> reporter: diane, for the second time in two weeks, the fbi says it's taken down a home-grown radical. this is the man the fbi says had deadly intentions. antonio martinez, a muslim convert, drove to this recruitment center outside baltimore at 9:00 a.m. this morning. he parked the suv, which he believed was full of explosives. he then left the scene in another vehicle and after he was certain the center was full of soldiers, he tried to detonate the bomb using a cell phone. but it was all a sting. >> how many more is out there that they're not catching? >> reporter: the fbi had been tipped off by a citizen who was concerned about martinez's facebook postings. just in the past two months he wrote, "the sword is coming. the reign of oppression is about to cease. anyone who opposes allah and his prophet, i hate you with all my heart." prosecutors say martinez was inspired by anwar al awlaki and believed the u.s. was at war with all muslims. the fbi made contact using undercover agents

the criminal does not like the idea of noise around them and other people noticing them pierre >> but there is a lot you can do to prevent this from ever happening. experts say to park in well lighted areas, be aware of what is happening around you, and stay off your cell phone. you also want to hide your purchases. >> put them in your truck. if you do not have a truck, carry a blanket to conceal them. >> perhaps you are among the people who chose not to brave the cold and prefer to shop from the comforts of your own home. if you are, you have little less than an hour. over 1000 online retailers are offering free shipping. that is for another 53 and a half minutes. this is the third annual free shipping day. it is the largest one yet. they should have a free shopping day. that would be nice. >> i think it is a great idea. it will entice more buyers to shop online could to be able to adjust rebuild the economy, too. >> most retailers have guaranteed delivery by christmas eve. >> a potentially deadly defect, we will have details ahead. >> you could spread some much- needed christmas joy

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pierre thomas got some answers. >> reporter: the world saw the devastation that even a small aircraft can do when a man angry at the government and hellbent on suicide crashed his plane into an irs building earlier this year. nearly ten years after 9/11, with terrorists still fixated on using planes as flying missiles or bombs, you would think all of air security would be air tight. think again. the registration records for roughly a third of all general aviation planes are incomplete, outdated. in short, the government can't tell you for certain who is in control of thousands of small planes. the fear is that a drug dealer or terrorist might buy a plane and the government would never know because of shoddy records. today, a member of 9/11 commission said these kinds of problems had been identified years ago. >> someone could be flying a plane into a nuclear plant or a chemical plant or an iconic building. i think in this area it's about time that the faa got to business of knowing who owns the aircraft. >> reporter: how did this breakdown happen? until recently, faa registration was

this is the alternative which eliminates major costs associated with pierre 50. there is the tax revenue related to the event. phone number on this was $25 million. the budget analyst is $19 million. we use this to be conservative as the tax revenue. there is a lost revenue to the port which is a cost of 8 points $7 million. that number has gone up $2 million due to the addition of peers 26 and 28. >> with a loss of the revenue, what are we seeing in terms of the capacity of the port. ? >>

. >> on item 46, supervisor alioto pierre? [calling votes] there are of love and -- eleven ayes. >> this resolution is adopted. if we could now move to item 38. >> terms ending april 27 to the community stabilization advisory committee. >> can we do this? this motion is approved. >> item 39. >> motion for the work force investment community advisory committee. >> this motion is approved. if we could now move to item 49. >> item 49 is the lottery to approve force superiority pursuant to rule 6.21. >> we have had four newly- elected members who will replace outgoing members, and through a lottery, we will determine their seniority. i will ask the clerk if she can help do the honors. >> our legislative director will pull names from the lottery draw, and i will read them aloud. >> supervisor a light, mark favre on -- elect, mark farrell. malia cohen. scott weiner. jane kim. the following order will be the official order of all continuing and nearly an elected board members -- elsbernd, mirkarimi... chiu, cohen, weiner, and kim. se

it says pierre and natural. but how do you know it is pure and natural? you can read the label. the trademark. but you do not see any independent certification. we had to call them to find out if this meets usda organic standards. you have to watch out for relevant claims. you also have to watch for vague terms like "mother earth approved." read closely. >> as a consumer, i read the product and i do not know what that means. it is too vague. >> look for a market that shows that the product has been certified. the risk-takers. the visionaries. the entrepreneurs... who put it all on the line to build and run their own businesses. at at&t, we know something about that. our company started out in a small lab, with not much more than a dream. and today, we know it's small businesses that can create the jobs america needs. that's why at&t is investing billions to upgrade and build out our wired and wireless networks. making them faster, smarter, and more secure. connecting small businesses to markets across the country, and around the world. we invest now, because we know it will pay

this is the alternative which eliminates major costs associated with pierre 50. there is the tax revenue related to the event. phone number on this was $25 million. the budget analyst is $19 million. we use this to be conservative as the tax revenue. there is a lost revenue to the port which is a cost of 8 points $7 million. that number has gone up $2 million due to the addition of peers 26 and 28. >> with a loss of the revenue, what are we seeing in terms of the capacity of the port. ? >> there are one time costs related to hosting the event which total $28.3 billion. i believe that the budget analyst has a lower number. we estimate that to be $28.3 million. the city would be reimbursed for their costs and we are not anticipating that they would raise more if they did not need is to -- if they did not need to. this is $13.1 million. we're not including a value of long-term development because we have changed that and they would pay market rates and get a rent credit for the improvement similar to what we did. we are estimating a benefit of $13.1 million. the que

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stage of project will continue through next october, and that timeline relates to fta milestones pierre next october will be --. by next october, we will be submitting those cost estimates to fta, updated project management plans with updates on the engineering activity, construction implementation timeframe. that is a good milestone to provide key deliverables for this effort. it is also the point at which we hope to access and leverage small start funds. we have been recommended for up to $50 million in the president abbas budget. but that is just a recommendation at this point. the implementation of the project as we move forward, so by the first month of 2012, we will be able to complete 30% engineering. certification of deatheithe ei. final design, a vehicle procurement. we hope to start construction in 2013 with a project pendular open for service in the first month of 2015. happy to answer any questions. commissioner campos: colleagues, i do not know if you have any questions? commissioner carmen chu? commissioner chu: just a question about the regional small starts project. what

connects with pierre gar cone. 30-28. >>> final exams at stanford. person has a reason to leave campus. andy luck in orlando tonight for the college football awards. luck and jim harbaugh are there. luck says he only owned one suit. he needed another so he asked his mother. the heisman trophy is saturday. the maxwell award given to auburn quarterback cam newton. nothing for luck tonight. when we return, we have an exciting yet sad a >>em yes, we do. >> yeswe do. ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts of xmas cheer ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts glow brightly clear ♪ ♪ the colored lights will shine sincere, ho, ho, ho ♪ ♪ ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ♪ i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid online -and got exactly what he wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introducing the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for now. [ male announcer ] make your happy holiday stories come true wi

dominican human rights activist sonia pierre is worried recent changes to the constitution will make it even harder to obtain citizenship documents. for years the dominican helpic had-- republic had a policy like the u.s. where almost anyone born in the country became a citizen. but the government has changed its laws. and now says parents must be citizens themselves for their children to be considered dominican. pierre says they are using this change to retroactively deny rights to dominicans of haitian origin who have lived here for decades. in this country, if you don't have a document, even buying a cell phone is difficult. you are also denied access to many rights that are considered inalienable human rights. even the right to move freely within the country. >> there are close to 1 million people of haitian origin, immigrants and their descendants in this country of 9.5 million. so the new laws touch those from all walks of life. people such as lauer and single mother ciani. her parents were sugar cane cutters. for most of the past century, imported haitian workers fueled the do

midway through the fourth, peyton puts it away, hooks up with pierre for a third touchdown pass of the win 31-26 for their eighth straight year, al davis and the raiders not making the playoffs. >> the guys fought hard all year. we won a lot of big games, but we lost some close games and, and that hurts, you know, to lose some of those close games that we wish we could have come away with. we have come a long way. we are improving, and, you know, to win this last game, we'll finish .500 and work on things in the off season, become even better and have a chance to work more and more together. it's a young football team, but guys are learning how to fight and how to win. >>> norv turner's been looking for a way to motivate his chargers all season, still looking with two weeks to go. san diego laid an egg in cincinnati. carson palmer throws 4 touchdowns. bengals rout the bolts 34-20, and that loss gives kansas city the afc west title. >>> and really unfortunate ending for the raiders, because they were going -- they go to kansas city next sunday and you just felt like there might have bee

saint-pierre? you will have six minutes. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen of the board. i definitely appreciate your time. i am not going to take this entire six minutes. a lot of things have been brought to bear on the issue of whether or not this is going to raise safety concerns for children, or potentially endanger the community. first and foremost, one of the primary attributes of mr. schoepp and the bay area compassionate health network is that they want to be active members of the community. as part of setting up this process, they did have regular weekly outreach meetings to the community, and made a significant effort to visit almost all of the merchants on the tereval corridor to at least discuss the issue with them -- the taraval corridor to at least discuss the issue with them. i think the potential for danger are not going to play out. one of the specific conditions granted by the planning commission is that the permit for this facility would be up for a rehearing within six months after granting in order to address any specific concerns. that is where i thi

. >> you were mentioning that this is pierre -- pier 14. >> first, it was a brick water for the downtown ferry terminal, constructed in 2001. after that, we added public access on top of it and connected it to the land side. now is eight 637-foot-long public access pier to enjoy the day, watched the very activity. there is a little bit of art on top of it. there are swivel chairs on a it and there are little sea >> can you t about proposition a that may affect this waterfront parks -- that may affect the waterfront? >> of the voters approved proposition 8. >> which was how much? >> the total bond was $135 million. it will improve about 6 open spaces on the waterfront. it 11 years ago, the port developed its first ever land use plan, and part of that list policy for continuous open waterfront of 7 1/2 miles of the port of san francisco waterfront and in public spaces every five-seven minute walking intervals. over the last 10, 11 years, we have been implementing that. now, proposition a, that will allow us to add about six more. >> this is part of a bay trail? >> not the sand and cisco ba

. >> pierre gragowsky said fake fur would be stitched into a backing.t and this is raccoon dog, a member of the dog family raised for its beautiful and cheap fur. >> raccoon dog fur is the commonly most misrepresented st type fur on the market. the reason people wanted to know what raccoon dogs are, we've seen footage of raccoon dogs literally being skinned alive. >> whether people are anti-fur or not, they should know what they're getting. the problem is, federal law only requires these items to be labeled if they agree to have 150 or more. she is introducing a bill to close the $150 billion loophole, and require all garments. >> whether they want to buy real rabbit fur or real fish. >> it could be raccoon, it could be dog, it could be raccoon dog. >> do you know if that's fake? >> with these tubs, that's a characterist characteristic. >> i honestly didn't realize. >> thakt could be raccoon dog. >> did you know you were wearing dog? >> you know, i don't. i know price is a dead giveaway. it's a myth that real fur is as little as $1 apiece. in the meanti

as we have seen with pierre 30/32, it has the shelf life of another, i think, 10 years. without some kind of revitalization, we could lose this asset. it is the same as you go down the port of sand and cisco. the america's cup gives us a great opportunity to rebuild that, to bring economic not just viability but a thriving economic community back to san francisco bay, so i would like to thank everyone who has been part of that. i would be remiss without thanking mark buell, who is heading the acoc, and also lucy, one of my constituents, a jewel to san francisco, who has been active on and all of the past america's cups and actually won it for the united states way back when, so i think it is important for us to recognize the people that are citizens of san francisco have done so much for the america's cup historically and who are going to hopefully be helping us bring it here to san francisco. it is a very exciting time, and actually look forward to what the next months bring. thank you. commissioner campos: i simply want to just acknowledge all the work that has gone in

pierre thomas has the latest. pierre? >> reporter: good morning, george. call me old-school.the day, thieves did not taunt their victims. this is a story about burglary in the 21st century. and a criminal who is, well, either stupid or bold. recently mark fisher of "the washington post," had his home broken into. >> and we came rushing home. called 911. and we and the police arrived at the same moment. >> reporter: besides the indignity of having their home violated and personal items stolen, the burglar decided to engage in one more very personal injustice. he stole fisher's son's laptop. and decided to post his picture on the facebook page, so all of the young man's 400 friends could see it. the burglar even wore a new coat that mr. fisher had just received. >> i had to look at the picture several times to realize that was the new coat. it had just arrived the day before. and he stole it out of the macy's box it was delivered in the day before. >> reporter: but the photo of bravado may be the thief's undoing. police are all over it. >> having the image is fantastic for us.

pierre thomas is in washington with the details. good morning to you, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. to be clear there's no specific intelligence indicating an attack is imminent. but with christmas one week away, u.s. law enforcement is being told, be vigilant. a new fbi/homeland security bulletin warns police that the holiday season provides attractive opportunities for terrorists. it is imperative that law enforcement and security personnel remain alert for indicators of attack planning. the reason for the concern, the psychological impact such an attack would have during such a symbolic time of year, and today a sign of increasing general worry. metro officials in washington, d.c., announcing subway commuters will have their bags randomly checked even though there's no specific threat. u.s. officials are ever mindful of last year's christmas day bombing attempt by a man who tried to blow up a commercial plane with high explosives in his underwear. that attempt was one of four directed by al qaeda and the taliban in the last

saint-pierre, when you are ready, you can step forward. we will be ready for you in a moment. >> i would like mr. sanchez to speak before myself since he is the actual respondent. president peterson: he will speak after you. >> ms. leong, are we ready? president peterson: go ahead. you have 40 minutes. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen of the board. thank you for the time this evening. what i would like to say really boils down to this. the appellants are here trying to take a second bite at the apple. what do i mean by that? every single issue that was raised here this evening was raised at the planning commission, heard at length at the planning commission, and decided upon by the planning commission. the issues raised tonight are nothing new. that are in fact reiteration of the very same issues that the planning commission listened to, analyzed, and did not find merit. what they are trying to do through this is effectively rehear the exact same issues presented, and reanalyze and take away the discretion given to the planning commis