he poe borrowers -- in the housing sector, affordablity has increased as a result of the decline of the house prices and low interest rates on mortgages. unfortunately many buyers lacked down payment and credit history to qualify for loans and others are hesitating to get loans because of their employment, and future path of house prices. on the supply side, 30% of recent home sales have consisted of foreclosed properties. more positive side, the pick up in construction of the multi-family sector and increases in home builder feelings. manufacturing has decreased 15% and has posted solid gain since the middle of last year. supported by recover in motor vehicle supply chains and increases in exports and business investment. spending rose at annual rate of 12% over the second half of 2011. a bit faster than the first half of the year. reexport growth, while remaining solid, slowed somewhat as foreign economic activity accelerated particularly in europe. the members of the board and the presidents of the federal reserve banks projected that the pace will be expanding at or above the pa

like this picture of lee poe in chinatown. is this a bar. >> so me it's similar to a theater entrance where there is a big box with no other ornament and the entrance is the entire focus. the show begins in the streets and in order to get people in, you have to present them with something exciting so they would be attracted to it and this is a perfect example to that. >> i like the fact it's so mysterious inside and dark and very come in here and it's almost opening its giant mouth. >> and in a sense it's the opposite of what you would do in most restaurant entrances, where the way to encourage people to come in is to show what is going on inside, or even to let what is going on inside, the activities spill out on to the sidewalk as you see in north beach. and here, in fact, it is a mystery inside on purpose and exactly what you are looking for in some bars. >> lee poe, how much more mysterious could you get? and also on grant avenue. san francisco >> say similar example. >> the buddha bar, buddha lounge, once again dark insid

you will have jazz, poe and an art, poe this sunday. >> yes.he the soul we are going to have 11 performers. isaac parham is doing it right now. he is such an inspiration to music. so i wanted him to share this event with us. >> reporter: all right. what do you want the kids to take back from the event? >> that your dreams will come true if you stay with it. >> reporter: all right. thanks so much for joining us. and, of course, that event kicks off on sunday, runs from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. right here at the gordon center. >>> all right there, but we have the cold temperatures. so it feels like winter this morning. those temperatures are in the 20s if you plan to jog this morning. we do have patchy fog out there that will burn off as we go through the rest of the morning. and into the afternoon. and it will be cold with those winds out of the west at 5 to a 10 miles an hour. make sure to dress accordingly. satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. lots of clear skies out there right now. you have to go to the south to really get cloud cover but al

congressman poe, what do you think?ally resonate with viewers, with voters, rather, when it comes to november. >> well, of course the unemployment numbers are better. that's a good thing. however, there's still 14 million people that don't have jobs. and many of them have become discouraged. they are not even looking anymore. so they are not factored into that statistic. so it's very important that we really -- that we help businesses create jobs in the private sector and move in that direction than try to continue to pay people not to work. and that's part of the policy of the administration, is to pay people not to work rather than move toward helping people through the private sector get jobs. >> some people would argue it's not just paying people not to work. it's also giving them a lifeline until they are able to make it to find a job. is that something that's going to be very hard to -- if the republican candidates are going across the country campaigning on that at a time when unemployment is still high, isn't th

. >> president of singal, there is no word if nigeria's president has responded to the pro poe sal. >>> jessica buchanan and her family are rejoicing. she was one of two rescued after being captive for three months. her family and friends supported this work in this dangerous part of the world. efrem graham has the story. >> reporter: the 32-year-old woman was working with this aid group. she attended valley forge christian college outside philadelphia. she felt the call to africa after student teaching in nairobi. >> she could hardly talk about africa without tears in her eyes. >> her brother, stephen said she understood the risks. >> a local tried to get at them and all this information that shouldn't been and they were susceptible. >> pirates kidnapped her in october. the prayers were answered when navy seals swooped in for the rescue. >> they are so overwhelmed she is all right. >> knowing she is safe is a weight off all of our shoulders and answer to our prayers. >> she would continue to pray for them and try to bring them to the lord rather than leave. i am sure if anything, her

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. >> so far, nearly 200 people have died in europe poe's freez. the authorities face a huge challenge to keep their countries running. many areas have no electricity. in russia, icebreakers are being used to reach some towns. the locals are taking a more risky route. italy is experiencing the coldest week in 27 years with a rare snow storm in years. >> i am from michigan. it is not knowing there but it is snowing in rome. >> some had time to enjoy the snow. -- it is not snowing there. >> the freezing weather has brought misery and is expected to continue well into february. >> the unemployment rate in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest level in 36 months. 243,000 jobs were created last month, more than any time since last april. president obama says the figures show that the economy is speeding up. >> the president of the united states. >> barack obama has the economic wind at his back during a visit to the fire station. the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in three years. >> the economy is growing stronger. the recovery is beating out. w

don't tell me there's a pro poe sal. >> you guessed it.here is sa proposal in this video. >> he's hanging there. he then lowered himself down as they're hanging in midair. pops the question and the ring and she said yes. >> she said yes. >> if you want to see the entire video behind the scenes and all, go to our web site at rightthisminute.com. >> that's it for the rtm count down, everybody. we're going to leave you with one more look at our number one video. enjoy it and have an awesome, awesome weekend. we'll see you on monday.

today's groundbreaking will be at the older poe on washington street 10:30 . >>> giants and giants --fans are breathing a big sigh of relief after an update on the health of tim lincecum. he says his back is fine. the two time cy young winner skipped a bullpen session because of a stiff lower back earlier this week but he looked to be doing fine yesterday. >> just woke up a little stiff and i figure why press it, it is february and i don't need to be ready for two months so i let my body readjust and -- >>> the first spring training game is march 3rd, again the diamondbacks. >>> he wakes up with a sore back and people are flipping out. is he hurt? how bad? he's fine. >> he's all right. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco two really warm days. >> i don't think we'll see record highs still mild good morning still above average real cool weather coming in weekend into next week winter a touch of it in the form of showers is in the forecast. looking down from mount tamalpais this morning, sauce lee toe -- sausalito, san francisco to fremont. higher elevations still breezy the res

. >>> president obama announced his 2013 budget prop poe sal. you can read the budget proposal on cspan.com. >>> president obama unveiled his budget proposal at northern virginia community college in annandale earlier today. his comments were about a half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, to introduce the president of the united states, please welcome, mike phillips. >>> good morning, welcome to northern virginia community college. my name is make phillips and i am a student in information's technologies in northern virginia. cyber security is a complicated field which includes many different disciplines. our data, devices and finances are constantly under attack. as technology advances, so does the risk. new jobs have been created such as security analyst, incident responder and digital forensics and there will be others in the future. i enrolled in nova in 2009 and received a certification. my experience at nova has been very enjoyable. one of the greatest assets here are the instructors, whether taking a course online or in a classroom, the i

poe at that time tow head is celebrating a big birthday this movement turning 60. we share the same birthday. it originally came with just parts and mom and dad would supply the spud. it was also the first toy ever to advertise on television now over 100 million have been sold and there have been moshe 30 different varieties. >>> we have a lunch treat. >> classic asian sandwiches giving it a modern twist. tony tantillo has unique lunch options that you wouldn't find on the grid. >>> there are food trucks all around. one of the hottest trends around the country are the food trucks. gourmet on wheels. >> it's going crazy. >> we are so happy to be part of this phenomenon going on right now. changing the way people eat and experience food outside. and just bringing us all the hungry people from the bay area. >> in europe street food has always been going around. we have southern sandwich company. what do you have here? >> those are my grandma's hush puppies. >> beautiful. >> we have a beautiful chopped beef brisket sandwich, fresh coleslaw, potato salad, all the kind o

. >> there was a time when irma goff had it all, beautiful family, her husband david a poe die -- a doctor. four children, andrea, sherry, scott, and elise, 15. life was good. on the night of july 20th, 1995, she and scott were in ocean city. when the police called. >> all they said was there were five homicides and i said to them, what is a homicide? i didn't have a clue. >> that day a painter hired by their handyman had murdered aldridge, then killed goff's husband and three daughters as each arrived home that afternoon. her family was now essentially gone. in order to survive those early days, goff shutout the details of the murders. >> the front pain of every -- front page of every newspaper. >> did you read the reports? >>> no. >> did you want to know? >> i couldn't. >> she didn't seek therapy. >> what was someone going to tell me? david and the girls would come home tomorrow, walk back in the house? wasn't going to happen. when scott and i got up, we went to the beach, where we were when everything happened. we went are no a walk, people pointed at us, they knew who we were, as i sat

recent victories give us a delight the georgia paper said, we hope he will keep on and give us an ap-poe lexie before he stops. so this quite lunatic had become mighty stonewall. his new stature made him a purveyor of soap and the strong right arm for the southern confederacy. it made him possible for him to come over and facilitate the seven days that lifted the siege of richmond. it changed the whole complex of the war and that's why it seems to me he might well deserve attention as the man of 1862. we have by design ten minutes for questions and answers. i guess professor rawls will moderate those. >> professor rawls will change the way we're going to do it because you're going to come down here and sit so that the tv audience can be seeing you better. t first the public q&a and then he'll come down here. okay. got it. first the public q&a. and we have sayingahave station. we can't pass the mikes. so if you have a question, please is an up and go to one of the mikes on either side so that the tv audience can hear you. >> all right. i'm hoping that stanley or charles will rise to the d

now, davis' letter does not survive but it can be enter poe lated from his response which was every since the seven day, jackson has been everything i expected him to be or want him to be. so that was a nice rubric for the rest of 1862 for jackson. >> robert krick is joining us, one of forgave historians looking at the person of the year 1862. we'll take a couple more calls. we also have a comment on facebook, a comment about the role of thomas stonewall jackson. matthew says richmond would paul in the spring of 1862 without him. what do you think of that? >> the parallel universe is wide open for all of us to speculate, but i'm with him. it is hard to imagine without jackson coming down from the valley on to the exposed federal wing, even though that did not work nearly as well as it was hoped it would and takes ougas to have done, it's hard to imagine lee succeeding. mcclellan just had too many people. so i'm not opposed to that notion at all. >> let's go to joe in new york. welcome to the conversation. >> hello, mr. krick. i have a question regarding j jackson's valley campaign. at cro

manifest destiny and jefferson's empire liberty, americans would take any opportunity short of war to poe tess this land. within a few years the stars an stripes will fly from the atlantic to the pacific just as jefferson had predicted. thank you so much. questions? questions? i don't think i ran over. we teachers have a tendency to talk onned a ne ed a ad nauseamo keep it short and speak. you make them up and i'll make up answers. no one? hey. that's easy for me then. thank you so much. >> thank you, dr. smith. come on, be thinking of those. you can get on tv. oh, we do have a question. >> yes, ma'am. >> i just wanted to know why the african-americans were not named as fighters in the 1812 war. because they did not all come here as slaves. thomas jefferson was a malatto. >> i'm so glad you asked me that question. i'm a scholar of the war of 1812 and i just finished a manuscript on african-americans in the war. i can tell through is quite a few of them. >> i know it is. i know it is. >> quite a few of them participated in the war. >> i know it is. they fought in the alamo and everything.

that poe paz camp is the subject of an art exhibit that opened today.e tributes by poets, musicians and plenty of artwork of course and that will continue every weekend until march 31st. the day of remembrance tomorrow there will be a lot of events here and san jose and a big one in the sundance theater where they will pay tribute to a man named gordan hirobiashi who became famous when he defied the internment orders 70 years ago and he passed away last month. >>> stephanie, thank you. coming up next at 6:00 more fall out from a racist headline targeted at bay area native jeremy lin and politicians are weighing in as well. >> the bar scene, has the stigma of i am still partying, still playing, not ready to settle town and start a family. >> is there a new trend pushing singles out of the bars and into church? we'll plain. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv out

it poes me he would throw out -- bothers me he would throw out these loose and wild statements that this government is for sale is a lie. >> i will respectfully decline having my colleague serve as my moral compass. >> reporter: are these heated arguments going too far? >> we can disagree on policy issues, but we should never be persona anyone. >> reporter: brown says this latest incident between catania and barry prompted him to call the council together to talk about its code of conduct. >> i look forward to putting that to issue with our code of conduct, having a meeting with the members about what are the expectations of the code of conduct, if violated? >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> spoke with council member catania by phone today. he did say there would be no apology. >>> following new developments on a crime spree in d.c., laura evans everywhere at 11:00. >> two people in custody charged in a series of robberies this week. police arrested aaron walker and shadonna fate for three armed robberies on first and 11th streets northwest and martin luther king jr. avenue in so

and a new app can help you take professional quality poe faux toes with your i-phone. >> it's really like any camera app that i tries it blows the iphone camera out of the water. >> reporter: best of all it is free. those are your tech bites and i am rob nelson. >>> 14 minutes after 6 right now. winter weather in parts of minnesota we will look at pictures from minimum suite north of the twin cities. plows are out in full force trying to clear all the roadways in time for the commute. the area expected to get several inches of snow. some reports saying up to a foot. >>> we are continuing to monitor severe weather across parts of the midwest. we had video of kansas also nebraska and hardest hit area we are learning is branson, missouri. we have been following the colleague in the joplin springfield area in the news business and they have been talking about how electrical crews have been moving in southwestern and south central missouri and reports of more than a dozen injured. some trapped in their homes. so while we talked about kansas and nebraska, it appears branson, missouri one o

. >>> lawmakers in annapolis will hear from poe testers rallying -- protesters rallying against the mortgage interest reduction. the rally is from 11 to 1 and they are going to be with legislators at a sit-in at hearing of house appropriation and way means meeting. governor brown will help the enterprise zone legislation e testified yesterday before a house committee and testify today in front of a senate committee. legislation. works to-- >>> paperwork has been filed to repeal a -- governor o'malley plans to sign a bill thursday evening and it would go into effect next chan. 56,000 signatures -- january. 56,000 signatures are need for a referendum to be placed on the november ballot. >>> u.s. senator barbara mikulski called the death of the major marchanti. she ask whether the death was worth keeping a presence in afghanistan. chaos started after americansoldiers accidentally burned copies of quran. an afghan ally carried a handgun into the building and shot andkilled two americans one being major marchanti. >> do i tell his family. was it worth it? what would you say if you have to make th

and some parts of hungary at 6.96 a gallon in poe lan. as for the u.s., the cost of filling up is now going up for 20 consecutive days. aaa reports the average price per gallon is now at around 3.70. >>> now breakdown of the gas prices east coast to the midwest. and here in baltimore. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is about 3.64 a gallon according to aaa drivers in tulsa oklahoma are paying 20 cents less. >>> bank robbery is all caught on camera. >> and parents in one community say one of the suspects looks awfully familiar. we will tell you why in a bit. >>> music behind bars. why inmates may be listening to tunes on their i pods. 3q over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill over 50 germs on surfaces. this includes cold and flu viruses. so we recommend using lysol every day.

the medical examiner has identified him as 65-year-old constantine poe lynn ski from san francisco. >>> in san jose, police are also searching for a man wanted in a deadly shooting. three men were shot outside carlos goldstein's bar on murphy avenue yesterday morning. one man died at the hospital. the other two were treated for gunshot wounds. police say it started as a bar fight, then spilled outside before someone opened fire. this is san jose's fifth homicide of the year. >>> a marine who was preparing to deploy to afghanistan has died. it happened yesterday following a day of training in the mojave desert. the serviceman collapsed during personal time at an air-ground combat center in 29 palms. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the death is now under investigation. >>> a suicide car bomber killed 9 afghans today in eastern afghanistan outside a nato base in the city of jalalabad shortly after daybreak, the bomber ramming his car into the gates and detonated his explosive. the nine people killed include six civilians, two airport guards and one soldier. no international f

take poe egs of the printing establishments and prevent any further publication. tough words and actions, indeed. why the fuss over a bogus proclamati proclamation? the initial believed the democratic press conspired to release a fraudulent sshl order calling for 400,000 new volunteers in the union army in order to send gold prices plummeting following which editors would buy in at low prices and reap huge profits once the proclamation was disavowed and stocks rebounded. according to the new york world which maintain its incident, a messenger came to the office, bearing this official looking proclamation. most looked and said, this doesn't look like. we're not publishing it. it's too late in the day. the president doesn't issue things at 8:00 at night but the new york world and another democratic paper did, the journal of commerce. lincoln through the word's editor, one of his most virulent critics, threw him into jail a long with a guy named joseph howard, a former "new york times" reporter and an old thorn in lincoln's side who had invented the calamity lincoln

some people consider this being a breakthrough i mean i mean i mean a live streaming from quartz from poe's station this is this is that was unthinkable i mean even a couple of years ago you know i'm a member of presidential council on human rights and we like them so will this work yes or no in the console and my friends colleagues members of this console we can see it's a very democratic state really yeah you think this will work yes we agree on this point it's a very interesting suggestion and we will do everything that. that will be a real result that is its main point of view and i would repeat my question to you as a member of this council if it's a closed trial if the court decides it's got to be a close trial will this well web camera be switched off or will they cut the live treme bill streaming but it will be recorded some system someone on here talking about polling stations but come on not in the court what are the courts no i don't know the we didn't discuss you didn't just go above that this is very may i mean a concrete step that britain can take any day in the current system

judge poe is recognized. >> thank you, madame speaker. i have some questions regarding beef trade with taiwan, the u.s., given a fair shot in iraq, and about pakistan. and i ask consent to submit those for the record. >> without objection. >> thank you for being here. i know you have to leave. i want to talk about something we have always talked about when we discuss things. and it's the folks that live in the camp. they are being moved -- some are being moved to camp liberty. camp liberty now is a situation where there's not enough water. the sewage is a tremendous problem. there's no electricity, people there are not allowed to see their family members, they're not allowed to see lawyers. some have compared camp liberty to a prison. rudy giuliani said it's not a prison, it's a concentration camp. so people are not being moved from camp ashra to camp liberty. and it's my goal just like i hope it's yours to get people out of iraq and get them somewhere in the world where they can be safe and be free and they can reunite with their familie

global turn was when the world was relatively multipolar, arguably the center of gravity was in the mess poe tame yang valley, india, china, it was to the east. and then beginning in the late medieval period, let's say 12, 1300, you began to see commercialism rise this europe, new cities were born. you began to see a middle class, a bourgeois si, and by roughly 17, 1800 europe was dominanted and so the pendulum had swung from istanbul, from delhi, from that part of the world up to northern europe. and what i'm arguing in this book is that pendulum has started to swing again, and that's because we see power moving from the west, that is to say north america and europe, and it's heading east, but it's not just heading east, and that's why i call the book "no one's world." i don't think that any country, region or model will dominate. in fact, i think we're headed for a world that for the first time in history will be interdependent, globalized but without a political anchor. >> host: why do these turns take so long? you're talking about a turn since the 17th and 18th centuries, you're talking

labor union people in our country, they are the people that fought for solidarity and we had been to poe planned a lot and we had seen the transition and it was so touching. he kpam and came and he did not english, but he was talking and had tears running down his face and he kept saying god bless it, god bless it and he leaned down and kissed the floor. i think that was the most emotional moment and then, we -- these were great big people, these labor people and we had a big reception and while we were standing in the receiving line with this wonderful man, why, someone in this party leaned against the dining room table and it went down in the middle. and everybody at the white house rushed up and fixed it up. now that person was never seen again. and the table was gone for like four months. but it was just one of those -- it was an extraordinary day really. and it was so right to have the people who fought for them. this was amazing. >> i have to ask you. in your memoire, he told a story about as a wife of the vice president, you were in tokyo and

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poe will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. mr. poe: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 one-minute requests on each side. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker: without objection. mr. poe: mr. speaker religious liberty is under attack by the administration. the right of religious liberty is guaranteed in the first amendment of the constitution because it is a foundation for other rights. yet, the administration is forcing religious organizations to violate their conscience by indirectly providing their employees with services that trample on those religious beliefs. the administration's so-called promise of accommodation changes nothing. it is just political word games. the issue is not about contraception. this is an issue about religious liberty. it affects n

. >> dana: if you're poe dan tick about it. >> kimberly: i'm energetic. right?l is stubborn. >> dana: and lying. [ laughter ] >> bob: did that come from you, miss snow globe? >> eric: passionate but i have one for bob. engaging. greg, mercurial. dana voracious and kimberly embullion. >> greg: infectious. >> dana: he had somewhereracious. i'm voracious. i'm hungry. called myself establishment. >> kimberly: who is hungry for carrot sticks? >> greg: my one word is portable. i can get in overhead baggage >> eric: did you mike my word? >> greg: mercurial. >> dana: better than swamp thing. >> eric: what is up with that? >> greg: it was a compliment. superhero. >> bob: it was.

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, when most people think of smuggling, they envision outlaws, recklessly sneaking gun, contraband and money to other outlaws. most people would never imagine that the government of the greatest nation in the world would be engaged in helping a criminal smuggling operation by sending guns and money to narcoterrorists south of our border. no, this isn't a hollywood movie. unfortunately, this has become a reality in washington, d.c. the justice department, with the aid of the a.t.f., facilitated the smuggling of over 2,000 weapons to drug cartels, to the national enemy of mexico. in mexico. reports indicate those weapons were used to kill at least 200 mexican nationals and two u.s. law enforcement agents. the justice department appears to have gone wild. instead of enforcing the law, rogue operatives in the department of justice seem to be recklessly encouraging violations of law. who is responsible for this conduct? over a year has gone by since the murder of brian terry, border

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: madam speaker, i request permission and unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. poe: madam speaker, the date was april 16 1966. the pilot was sam johnson united states air force. he was a colonel and he was doing his second tour of duty in vietnam. he was flying with a fighter squadron called satan's angels. he was a career pilot who had already flown 62 combat missions during the korean war, flying an f-86 saber jet. colonel johnson also flew with the famed air force thunderbirds. but on that day, april 16 1966, colonel johnson and his f-4 was shot down by ground fire by the north vietnamese. he was captured. he was put in a prisoner of war camp and, madam speaker, he was in that p.o.w. camp for seven years. because of the way that he would not give into the torture and to the interrogation, the enemy moved him to the famous hanoi hil

don't care whether you are standing at the corner of 98th and avenue c or in frank ogawa plaza, we can poe protect and yet respect the rights of our citizens. >> it is a joke. >> why? >> she did not say anything of substance, i believe she got up and introduced her friends and didn't care about public of oakland. >> occupy protester scott olsen the iraq war vet who suffered a head injury during a clash with police had to watch with other protesters in a separate viewing room. >>> let's recap our top stories. ma marin county health officials trying to -- understand how two residents managed to contract the human form of the fatal mad cow disease. >> terry mcsweeney joins us live from the health department. >> reporter: folks here at the marin county public health department scrambling to try to figure out where these two people got what is officially called creutzfeldt-jacob disease. take a look at one of the victims. this woman has died this is 59-year-old aline shaw of san rafael executive director of a group helping seniors. her family members were told she died of creutzfeldt-jacob one

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: request unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the country cannot afford the great ruler and his administration. he costs too much. he spends too much. he taxes too much. he regulates too much. he cuts defense too much. he grows the government too much. he divides the people too much. he blames others too much. he controls our lives too much. he despises criticism too much. he says no to domestic energy too much. he obstructs drilling in the gulf of mexico too much. he says yes to opec too much. he subsidizes bankrupt green energy too much. he ignores the border too much. he sues states too much. he infringes on religious freedom too much. he tries to make americans dependent on the government too much. he likes giving away somebody else's money too much. he campaigns too much. he expands government too much. he borrows to