, pluck, pluck. that is the epa were really robust and brave in implementing these rules, it would essentially impose a de facto carbon tax. you are free to burn coal, but if your smokestacks are dirty, it will force the closing of the plant, where would raise the price of the power produced. that would help make clean energy more cost competitive and would help drive private investment towards the clean tech sector. another thing that could happen without lining up any republican votes were getting any more money for subsidies or anything would be to use government purchasing power to jumpstart clean technology. the state constitutes more than one third of the u.s. gdp. the federal government has the largest fleet of vehicles in the country. the largest fleet of buildings and the largest energy single consumer. and it's going to buy vehicles and buy electricity for its buildings regardless of whatever. so it might as well use the money it is going to spend in a way that helps build alternatives. by

a small boat plucked her from the platform. she was treated for hypothermia. she was kayaking to sausalito when she became stranded. >> it's fiob, the bart board of directors has named the new manager. she was named as chief manager. she is number two person at the federal transit administration under bill clinton. she will make $330,000 a year. she takes over an agency days facing several controversies. protests that forced bart to shut down several stations in downtown san francisco. they were triggered by fatal shooting of a homeless man and the agency's system on shut off cellphone service to prevent an earlier protest. >>> just ahead, a report card on the security as we approach 9/11 terror attacks. they say we are note any better prepared today. >> and kids with guns, a decision made by a santa >>> speed limits around schools in san jose could be dropped from 25 to 15 miles an hour. terry mcsweeney joins us from san jose. this has become rather controversial. >> its surprise. it sound like a good idea, lowering the speed limit because of a safety

it's a tiny little bird that's captured, fattened, plucked. >> stephen: blinded?> no, they don't blind it. they just give it a whiff of something and they keel over dead. they roast them. you pick them up. it's a ceremonial aspect. you put basically hood over your head, a shroud, and you stick it in your mouth and crunch down into the body, bones, guts and all. it's a hot rush of fat, gutsz, bones, blood and meat and it's really delicious. it's one of the greatest, most extraordinary dining experiences you can have. >> stephen: and i understand you wear the hood over your head to hide from god. >> more people should do this. >> stephen: anthony bourdain, thank you so much for joining us. anthony bourdain, "no reservations" airs monday night at 9:00 on the travel channel. we'll be right back.

plucking flowers and decorating the stage with the petals of the flowers. we will awaken the 5 senses through the blowing of a conch shell. we will demonstrate the 3 duty, creator, producer and the destroyer in order to make way for new creation. [music] [applause] good morning. afternoon, actually. so, as you can see this is an elaborate dance form and has many hand movements which have a specific meaning. in the piece we are about to show you and share with you we will actually pi lly teach you d movements. this means to tell a story. in old times they would travel and tell the stores about the events of the timeses. i need you all to stand up to learn these. excellent. take a stretch. lift our arms up high to the sky. we will start by creating trees. we will turn our arms into tree branches. our finger tips into leaves and we will sway in the breeze. when the wind picks up we will sway faster. we will make birds by taking our hands facing etch other, cross our thumbs and using our hands like bird wings. the birds are flying high above the treetops. in th

a small boat plucked her from the platform. she was treated for hypothermia. she was kayaking to sausalito when she became stranded. >> it's fiob, the bart board of directors has named the new manager. she was named as chief manager. she is number two person at the federal transit administration under bill clinton. she will make $330,000 a year. she takes over an agency days facing several controversies. protests that forced bart to shut down several stations in downtown san francisco. they were triggered by fatal shooting of a homeless man and the agency's system on shut off cellphone service to prevent an earlier protest. >>> just ahead, a report card on the security as we approach 9/11 terror attacks. they say we are note any better prepared today. >> and kids with guns, a decision made by a santa copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd med

. >> rescuers in boats plucked 11 trapped motorists. >> water started coming in my doors and that isn i knew i was in trouble. by the time i got out of the car it was well over my head. >> reporter: high winds ripped through, ripping a trailer from its moorings. >> he was doing my -- a good deed, helping my dad. >> reporter: the national weather service says the storm probably was a tornado. cbs news new york. >>> let's see what our weather is shaping up to be. it just seems really cool. >> reporter: it is really cool. already seeing drizzle asker as 6:00 -- as early as 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. patchy fog throughout the bay area this evening and continuing see the weather. inland we are going to be clear and then we'll see the clouds build in, making way to partly cloudy conditions along the bayshore. it will be completely cloudy in those overnight hours. at the coastline tonight we are going to continue to see the drizzle and fog and increasing cloud cover. the temperatures sitting in the 50s for the most part for our lows. good news is for tomorrow though, we will see sunshine, e

. >> reporter: these four guys were plucked out of 15,000 who auditioned and seemingly overnight they'vebig-time superstars. >> i was more freaking out because i didn't'tnow how big it was going to get but i knew it was a big responsibility. i didn't know if i was ready -- >> or the job in general. >> it's tough. people don't realize how much people are looking at you and judging you and, you know, constantly trying to i guess watch you fall. >> thank you. >> reporter: but the child star making machinery requires hard work. lots of it. we caught up with victoria while she was shooting a prison musical spoof on set. she'd been working till 3:00 in the morning. these are long hours you're working. >> they can be pretty long. i think if you love what you're doing and -- with the whole cast, we have so much fun that it doesn't even feel like work half the time. >> reporter: there's another price to pay for fame. victoria gave up her childhood in many respects. even moved her whole family. >> when your family gives up so much for you and they really believe in me, you know, and it's really --

. >> reporter: for three decades tyler has plucked 70% of his income from the streams and rivers of the. >> looking for a surprise this time, and i have a good gravel. fortunately, i'm a cynical person, so i don't get gold fever. you know, i don't -- the trick is not to waste your time thinking that you are going to get rich, because you are not. >> eureka! he is rich. >> i can't see it. it is rolling around. >> reporter: with the price of gold hitting record levels these gold seekers now have plenty of company, and mining supply stores have seen a run on gold pans and equipment. >> yeah, about 15 people up there panning, and a couple there and a couple panning here, and everybody is out looking for go gold. >> in fact, the price of gold is so high even with just some hand tools, i can make $50 to $100 a day. >> eddie shows off the recent work and would you believe about $12,000 worth and up until a couple of years ago the pair used dredgers to go for gold, but then the state shut them down. >> it is killing me to get gold to make my house payments. >> reporter: and they believe that th

white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mother who likes to sew. always

plucking flowers and decorating the stage with the petals of the flowers. we will awaken the 5 senses through the blowing of a conch shell. we will demonstrate the 3 duty, creator, producer and the destroyer in order to make way for new creation. [music]

the pluck of heavy rain will be in switzerland. east though looking very hot. budapest, 34. vienna32. rome at 30 a warsaw at 31. here's our extended forecast. >>> here is a recap on nigeria. a huge explosion rocked the united nations building on friday in the capital of abuja. the blast killed several people. nigerian security authorities told reuters a car rammed into the building and exploded. they say the attack was most likely the work of an islamic extremist group. reuters quotes u.n. officials as saying that the blast killed several people. part of the building was destroyed. the news agency also says medical authorities estimate at least ten people have been killed. the building has three floors and it includes the office of the u.n. development program. several embassies, including the american embassy, are located in the area. more than 2 million people live in abuja. in june, islamic extremists targeted the capital's police headquarters in a suicide bombing. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. on behalf of our team, thank you

in patterson, new jersey's third largest city, emergency crews used boats to pluck people from their homes. this woman and her two children escaped after watching the water rise in their living room. >> it scared me, the reality is really hitting me in my face. >> reporter: the record breaking flooding is affecting nearby communities where utility companies turned off the electricity last night. >> i guess they cut it off because of the water. it's crazy. >> reporter: homeland security secretary janet napolitano and fema director craig fugate will see the flooding for sthechthem today when they visit new jersey. tuesday they'll visit three other states including hard hit vermont. the national guard is having to use helicopters to deliver food and water to some towns still cut off. irene's torrential rains washed out hundreds of roads and dozens of bridges in the state. crews are already working to rebuild the crumbled infrastructure. this emergency road was built in just eight hours, engineers didn't wait for approval to move this creek. >> we'll apologize later. it had to be done. >

. >> reporter: for three decades, he's plucked 70% of his income from the streams and rivers of the gold country. >> i got some good gravel. i'm a pretty cynical person, so i don't get gold fever. the trick is not to waste your time thinking you're going to get rich. >> eureka, he's rich! >> with the price of gold hitting record levels, they now have plenty of company. >> there's about 15 people right up there panning, a couple there, people panning right over here. everybody is out looking for gold. in fact, the price of gold is so high, even with just some hand tools i can make $50 to $100 a day. >> reporter: eddie shows off some of his work. would you believe about $12,000 worth. up until a couple years ago, the pair used dredgers to comb the rivers for gold. but a state moratorium on dredging shut them down. >> i'm going broke. i'm trying to live off gold just to make my house payments. these rocks and roots, there might be something in there. >> reporter: the early prospectors only scratched the surface of this area's golden potential. >> gold, man. this is some good-sized flakes he

dozens had to be plucked out of the water i ithe carolinas. and over 430 miles to the north, new york city is bracing for the biggest storm since 1938. irene is expected to be a category 1 hurricane when it slams into the city. mayor bloomberg is shutting down all 840 miles of subway track underneath the city. canceling buses. he's even issued a mandatory evacuation for over a quarter of a million people living in the low-lying areas of the city. >> we wouldn't be doing it now if we didn't think this storm had the potential to be very serious. >> reporter: hospitals and nursing homes across the area were also given the order to start the evacuation process. meanwhile, across the hudson, governor chris christie had a very specific group of people he wanted to make sure heard the alarms. >> get the hell off the beach in asbury park and get out. you're done. it's 4:30. you've maximized your tan. get off the beach. get in your cars and get out of those areas. >> reporter: and as the casinos in atlantic city start closing their doors, the question

provided drinking water to most of mites and now diminishing decorate many of the city squares and plucks the christie fountain here is the only one remaining of those built before the revolution a machine built in eight hundred fifty five it's still a list original location in seriousness where lost lost me in the three yo. i think some of this is just interesting how the function of found sense has changed over the centuries before the revolution downton mosco were generally in love music but they were necessity something like today's petrol stations at the time because. if just down the reconstruction plan to rebuild the city and make it an impressive many new foundations along the way to streets and alleys were constructed if you want to forget. the eight hundred and fifty one of the tree of moscow a number of old foundations were rebuilt and are still notably a push to school. because of the cold climates how to fountains only operate in moscow during the boom season usually to make a long hard look. at the beginning of spring they really long back into the city and are a welcome add

the boat reportedly sank right after the men were plucked from it. >>> we were just talking about the triathlon, 1800 athletes, biking, running. >> and the waters were pretty calm today, pretty decent conditions to calm in, and not too hot for exercising. definitely impressed by what those folks are doing. cool weekend overall saturday, and once again today, highs well below average for this time of year. still seeing cloud cover right now, but also seeing blue skies. a nice shot of the bay bridge. clouds still in the picture and we'll see them surge into the inland locations tonight and we'll see temperatures drop as well. but the good news is we do have a warmup in store, but we'll have to contend with warmer weather and the clouds all over the bay area tonight, patchy fog as well in the inland locations. mostly cloudy around the bayshore this evening and then increasing cloud cover at the coastline. temperatures in the 50s. for tomorrow, we will warm up, though, finally seeing temperatures break into the 90s in those inland locations. plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. cloudy sta

crews going door-to-door, already plucking 500 people from their homes.e overflowing from the passaic river. do we have that live shot by the way of the passaic river? are we able to get that? it is frozen, but wait until we bring the pictures, because you will see it is intermittent, but it is incredible. it did freeze, but we will bring it to you when it fires up. that is the passaic river that is supposed to crest today at the highest level in more than a century. now, we talked about all of the search and rescue missions going on last hour, and now we are joined -- that was with with the police department, and now we are joined by edward o'connell who is joining us by phone to tell us about the river, and he is the liaison of the passaic river county office there with the emergency management system, and it is a fluid situation where we are getting live pictures of the search and rescue that the fire and the police department are carrying out and then the live picture of the passaic and remarkable shot we get, and sometimes it freezes, but bring us up

wells provided drinking it's mostly whites and now they mostly decorate many of the city squares and plucks the christie fountain here is the only one remaining of those built before the revolution or michel built in eighteen thirty five it still puts the original location in seriousness. and some of the fifteen compass is just interesting our functional found sense has changed over the centuries before the revolution sounds in most school were generally not beautiful but they were necessity something like today's petrol stations at the time to justify joined in thirty five mm according to stalinism isco reconstruction plan to build a shame to rebuild the city to make. grand and impressive many new found along the streets and alleys were constructed if you want to forget. the eight hundred and fifty one of the most are a number of old fountains were rebuilt and are still. a push to school. because of the cold climates outdoor fountains only operating muster during the one season usually from may to last started but. at the beginning of spring they really launched back into the city and are

mccaw and daniel carter you zealand refining the growing tough but there so will try was vintage all plucks richard. the man driving over after series of brilliantly quick interchanges however that was as good as it would get for the reigning champions steyn firing over his fifth penalty all five of the final score eighty five to the world cup i. finally the fourth constantly hockey league season tix to the ice in just over a fortnight's time clubs from five countries will take part this year but we start our build up series by taking a look at a side a little closer to home scots in petersburg. i the success of any team begins and ends with a head coach this is somewhat of a sore point for the army men from russia's northern capital of st petersburg in twenty ten alone scar's a star studded squad was led by three head coaches despite those revamping efforts by the team's board throughout the season the armaments still lost in the conference semifinals against auckland from the moscow region by the way its atlanta head coach militia gigo who is it now at the helm of scott st petersburg and

i think i've been ready for a long time, but i haven't been plucked from the vine yet. >> my grandma offered to find someone to pay someone to date me, because she was fairly convinced i was not able to do that on my own. >> mormonism is the marriage religion. >> sociology professor brad wilcox is director of the national marriage project at the university of virginia. he says the marriage rate in the u.s. has seen a dramatic decline since the 1970at a 14-fold increase in couples cohabiting. but among practicing mormons, marriage is still sacred. >> they sacrilize marriage, obviously, and they view marriage as an eternal institution that exists beyond this space and time. >> professor wilcox is speaking about temple marriages, where members in good standing are sealed together for time and all eternity. >> when you die and your spouse dies, you will be united as a husband and wife. when your children die, they will be united with you as a family and that the family unit continues on, and i know that that's a concept that is not generally taught in the christian world, but it's very s

happiness because they were money or poverty was concerned i wasn't frightened at all so i didn't come to pluckstones from the scotch of those i didn't. as a genius three of those do you believe you're one ounce of pressure because you said i didn't. know i'm describing the frame of mind i was in shock that one coming . and i felt the other way. nor would i make new shows about. be just marking time a big problem with some great guys because at that time we were all nonconformists and had the same status regardless of how. sick skilled workers were when we began making it to the west really became clear that some were not quite so good painters others are not so good sculptors and such are you quite a difference has cropped up as for me like a knowing full well that if i had to take or annoy joe take it without thinking twice i even have an article entitled should not in theory or hand it nor i keep it in my archives. of famous worldwide famous artists by the way one of his latest project is a full length career based on hoffman's fairy tales supposed to me that has all the details of the fanta

already both brazilian world cup legend with us and call us in their ranks and the free spending plucked from the southern russian republic of dagestan are also said to be targeting twenty eight year old striker lots of each who retired from international duty ironically for serbia in may to focus his career at russian champions innate and the sense that he knows nothing about the possible transfer. what else rather seems to be no end to the transfer cider of insulin style was the snider as the netherlands midfielder has voiced his belief that he is up for sale after all twenty seven year old has been quoted as saying in the dutch media that his current side are just waiting for a lucrative enough offer to sell him has been heavily linked with manchester united and manchester city probably however both clubs have rejected these persistent reports. a french league record signing has been unveiled in paris argentina midfielder hobby a plus story donning the number twenty seven jersey for perry signed on for the first time after any five year deal with a capital on saturday his move from sy

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the time both sides are quick to claim the other first being the first to pull the trigger with plucking claiming that south naval exercises had provoked a situation experts say the repercussions could stretch far beyond regional tensions. we've seen this history over the past decade or for the past twenty or thirty years where peace seems to get a little bit closer and something happens to make people pull back i think you're dealing with a point in which the united states is planning major military operations with south korea next month and generally these things that happen just iran those military exercises here you have one side shot a few rounds off on their side of the border the other side shot a few rounds on their side and everyone blows it up as being the edge of war but you do have one of the highest militarized regions in the world and we need to reduce that tension get to the bargaining table we have over twenty eight thousand troops still in south korea and the u.s. is involved with getting the south koreans to build up their military make purchases and such and so the u.s

hundreds plucked their rights put up barricades it became a case it's all hiding with just like hostages. soldiers of the syrian army out living the secure. iraqi border. officials are saying operation is over that the city has been freed from the words as you can see people are welcome in the soldiers as the way there is a trois tang's happening trying to make their way through jubilant crowds thousands of kilometers away in the white house decision has already matured president bashar assad is the one who's terrorizing the syrian people and that should end the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way not everybody has agreed moscow has insisted that assad should be given time to implement promised changes his recent decisions to release political prisoners from people emergency law and allow peaceful demonstrations have indicated the right direction but external pressure groups to bury a fragile transitional. reforms would give forces to syria it will make the country stronger but syria's enemies don't want syria to be strong america for

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president to steer the pluck out of me that will be able to overrule any local government decision. the skies over most go wild in the world of aviation of schools of the latest jets before breathtaking stunts of this year's max and show. bodies are gruesome walden trade in india is on the rise with authorities accuse of colluding with those illegally preying on poverty stricken people suffer flies in the health field like all news stories in fifteen minutes from now with me in the meantime sport is next with. hello welcome to the cheers a nice sports round up and these are the stories that are making the headlines. injury crisis a depleted rubin have traveled to french side new york missing some key players as they kick off the first leg of their champions league playoff. wildlife officer asked robin van persie is named ask no captain but is banned for their first leg against you didn't you see the gunners adjust to selling skipper flabbergasts. and great expectations picture runners up atlanta topping high hopes on swedish supercoach things all right this just in edge of the new s

parents are doing a good job of raising man you know some of these kids live with their parents and plucking them from those environments just seems like a hard idea to sell. well and you're right that necessarily advocating bad at the same time we've got a lot of kids in the boster care program that is largely a broken system i say abort able to take some of them into a boarding school environment or an orphanage i'm certainly not advocating taking kids from good families yet i will also say this there are a significant number of families will admit they can't handle the burdens of that their children are presenting i've got if we need to we need to offer those kids something better at the same time regarding the juvenile justice system regarding. your finances regarding boarding schools this state this community this special government spends althorp of money in big here in. correctional systems in. education i'm not necessarily advocating spending more let's redirect the monies we're already spending into some. pilot projects that could indeed make a difference you had mentioned christine

point like occasionally she says sensible things to other times it really feels like she's just like plucking ideas out of the air and dropping them interesting times really honestly would not be surprised if you asked her a question about the berlin wall if she would answer honestly as though it were still there i really do think that it's not dishonesty it's just being wrong i mean i think she honestly believe that it's a very very very. you know colonial america warning the british that the british are going to like yes of course well we actually have another one like i said the gift that keeps on giving here's another clip of her today where she said something that was ridiculous i am one little fighter we need one strong arm barrier on very at and i know i'm very apt to go and stand for you in washington d.c. . ok i don't know about being time to get the latino vote out there but then at least i also get the language right there's no such a word in spanish as. for a woman right now. yeah there is no it spanglish no i mean it's really fascinating you know she wants to build a wall a wall

but when it came to the fountain i nearly plucked out. white faced but not to see to it i returned to. being. a. kid. but i could also see some of the strains that go figure. good there's no script but if you know he might speak for the crowds but serial acrobatics aren't a shoot to the pilots it's always a difficult all that attached so. so next time you look up at the speed planes spare a thought for the pilot and something. from bottom on take. a special report on domestic violence in the u.s. just ahead but before that a recap of the week's top stories in just a moment. in some pieces books ots available in grown to tell europe grand hotel emerald marco polo blue they club small hotel so close hotel olympic gold circus hotel if ski corinthian the ski punnets reticent s.a.'s royal kempinski might go twenty to look you will come sky punch in the sky now so it's a. great . comfort to. your needs. so different but the. moscow. because you have your company you're watching rebels say they're advancing towards tripoli but the libyan leaders

very honestly, i also know what the experience of having a few of your words plucked out. remember when i said the "fundamentals of america's economy are strong." >> reporter: what did that do to the state of your campaign when you said that? >> i know, but these are the things you go through. this is why campaigns are tough. it's not bean bag. my sympathy is with all of you. i'm glad i'm not with you. >> reporter: on that note, senator john mccain, welcome back. i know you're just back from pakistan and overseas. we appreciate it. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me on. >> reporter: thank you. philadelphia, mark zandi who is joining us now from philadelphia, mark zandi who is the chief economist for moody's analytics. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. >> reporter: i want to ask you about something that president obama told cbs-- he said he doesn't think america is in danger of a second recession. do you agree with that? >> yeah, i do. i think clearly the risks are very high. people are extremely nervous. businesses are shell-shocked, but i think wi

but when it came to the fountain i nearly plucked out. white faced but not to see to it i returned to. pick up his. kit. but i could also see some of the strains that go figure. no there's no trip and just you know the might be for the crowds but serial acrobatics aren't for shoots at the pilots it's always a difficult job it tastes good. so next time you look up the the speeding planes spare a thought for the pilots and some. from bottom to. a special report on domestic violence in the u.s. just ahead but before that a recap of the week's top stories in just a moment. in some petersburg ots available in grand hotel europe grand hotel emerald smoke open a pool of a club small hotel so close hotel in the big old circus hotel was really a ski cringe an escape on its reticence s.a.'s more convinced he might go twenty full a chemical called sky fog in feudal she's gone now so it's a. great .

over the past day, dozens of people had to be plucked out of treacherous water from florida to the carolinas. what's it like when it comes at you? >> oh [ bleep ]! >> reporter: ocean rescue chief t mike morrison took us out on patrol. >> that little cliff wasn't there an hour ago. >> reporter: where irene's already eating away the beach and threatening lives. >> six to eight feet to start off with. >> reporter: and that's enough to kill somebody who's not comfortable in the water. >> easily, easily. time to go, time to go. >> reporter: and most have. it's pretty eerie driving down this road. there are no cars on the road. there's nobody in these houses. people have left here by the tens of thousands. when we were here just two days ago, this place was teeminin and these driveways, five, six cars lined up. even diehard carol, who runs the diner decided it was time. >> here you go i'll make your drink. we do try to stay open as long as we can. we just boarded up this afternoon. >> reporter: and officials are telling us, diane, that the window to evacuate thihiarea is closing now. there are alr

parents are doing a good job of raising them you know some of these kids live with their parents and plucking them from those environments just seems like a hard idea to sell. well i and you're right they don't necessarily advocating that at the same kyra we've done a lot of kids in the foster care program that is largely a broken system i say of we're able to take some a pound into a boarding school environment or an orphanage i'm certainly not advocating keeping kids from good families yet we will also see this there are a significant were families will admit they care and handle the burdens. that their children are presenting and i got if we need to we need to operate those kids something better at the same time regarding the juvenile justice system regarding. your prodigious regurgitating of boarding schools this state is community because federal government spends of fortune of money engaged here in the. correctional systems of education i'm not necessarily advocating spending more but let's really interact the monies we're already spending in twos so much. pilot projects that could inde

flooded areas after the hurricane passes, the choppers and the rescue members have the ability to pluck people out of flooded waterways and out in the open ocean. by 10:00 this morning, the plane, the choppers and 50 members of the 129th rescue wing will be on their way to the east coast. they don't know yet where on the east coast they will be sent to. it depends on where authorities believe there may be the most need for people to be rescued. back here live, you can see they are getting ready to load the second helicopter into the back of the plane. 30 minutes from now, we'll hear from the master sergeant and hear more about their mission. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> hurricane irene is causing headaches for travelers across the country. they have experienced long lines through the weekend. travelers have been scrambling for other ways out. 42 canceled flights alone. they have canceled the flights to boston and new york. boston international is open but the flights are canceled. delta canceled 1300 nights since friday. as i mentioned, while logan is open, a handful of others are closed. t

parents are doing a good job of raising them you know some of these kids live with their parents and plucking them from those environments just seems like a hard idea to sell. well and you're right i don't necessarily advocating it that at the same time we've got a lot of kids in the boston care program that is largely a broken system i say and were able to take some of them into a boarding school environment or an orphanage i'm certainly not at. but cheating taking kids from good families. will also say this there are a significant number of families that would with a chair and the burden. that their children are residing by god if we need to we need to operate was good something. that was in the locky alderman bob donovan let's talk now about the way america will be perceived in the future rather than what pivotal time when we're starting to have the gift of perspective when it comes to pretty significant events in recent history of course coming upon the ten year anniversary of the terrorist attacks of nine eleven and just how the six year anniversary of hurricane katrina and we now have s

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they were plucked from a water by a rescue swimmer from a helicopter. that is more than four hours after that f-18 two-seater jet went down. men were taken to the hospital and listed in stable condition. the jet has not been recovered but no word on what caused it to go down. >> the oakland police department is confirming the arrest of one person in connection with a drive-by shooting that killed a three-year-old boy. the death on monday has sparked an emotional outcry from a community that has grown tired of the violence. he stopped short of saying investigators have found a murder weapon. >> we have a critical piece of evidence. right now our job is to tie the two together along with the individual. >>> the boy was caught in the crossfire while he and his mother were getting pizza on international boulevard. police believe that ongoing gang dispute may have led to the shooting. >> this morning, bart is warning passengers that protestors might try to disrupt service in downtown san francisco. last night, bart put out the alert on its website and sent o

two marines were plucked from the water lowered by helicopter.hat is four hours after the jet went down. men were taken to the hospital and listed in stable condition. the jet, the f-18 has not been recovered. >>> apple has surpassed exxon mobil as the most valuable company in the nation. it's valued at $337 billion, at the end of trading yesterday. exxon is worth $331 billion. apple's stock lost only 2.8% of the value compared to exxon compared to 4.4%. >> there are new concerns this morning about the safety of herbal supplements. many popular supplements don't have enough safety information. researchers found remedies such as several herbs are safe but they could cause problems that take certain medicines or suffer from certain diseases. they found 93% of the tested products did not meet labeling standards. experts say it's important to familiarize yourself with the side effects of any supplement you take. >> a project at san francisco general hospital is financial windfall for the city's economy. area is rimmed with iowa and steel and growing

i cannot plucked myself in their shoes but he was an opportunist and the cautionary tale is the colt of personality when people take themselves too seriously and follow blindly. that is part of the difficulty. >> if you read the books about sociopath? >> no. you could probably build a case and i could not comment on that but i don't know. but people don't experience read fred o.r. seem to happen a. i don't know if they go that far and people have told me over the years that he never got over that moment. and his public persona i think he liked that controversial bill tough-guy type of thing. even before world war ii people did not talk about their feelings. and enjoyed that persona even though it may have trouble him with the things that may have happened in the early ministry. one more. >> there is a book cover on the back story of the history of the times. >> great question. i wish it could have vast due to ask that. when i wrote this come i am not from fort worth but i am from detroit. i am a yankee. i spent all my ministry in life than the new york city area and washington d.c. a

two window washers were plucked to safety from a san francisco high rise where they were lift dangling for half an hour this morning. they were working on berry street on a condo building. the scaffolding was practically lateral as you see here. they were able to rescue one man, his nephew fell and had to be taken to the hospital. >> all of a sudden there's a guy hanging on ropes outside my window. >> reporter: cal osha is investigating whether the scaffolding collapsed because of operator error or damage. >>> the san francisco company has set aside $3 million to cover liability issues from that blast. the explosion killed eight people and destroyed 35 homes. >>> stanford university is getting a high grade when it comes to its performance. stanford is number five on the forbes magazine list of top colleges. williams college of massachusetts is number one followed by princeton, west point and amherst college. it based the list on quality of teaching, graduation rate and low levels of debt incurred by students. >>> for a couple of weeks now our chief meteorologist bill martin has been ta