>> rex, that is a sexy jaguar. i mean, that jaguar is fierce! i-i've never been turned on by a jaguar before. this has totally changed my mind toward jaguars. >> dennis, your mule is shit. i'm no longer turned on by mules. >> you gave rex jaguar! there aren't jaguars in barns. what the hell am i supposed to do with a mule? you can't make a mule sexy. >> dennis, you've been outmodeled. >> i have not been outmodeled. i haven't even begun to work this hot body. what's the next event? >> the clothes-off pose-off. >> oh! jesus christ, frank. i got burns! what are you doing? >> anything can happen on a runway, dennis. >> nobody's gonna throw detergent in my eyeballs on a runway, frank! >> and you think that was bad. check out this tasty delight. you got to eat cockroaches next. >> you know what, man? screw this. i'm outta here. >> finished. >> jesus, rex, i didn't tell you to start eating yet. >> that doesn't disqualify me, does it? >> no, you're good. >> oh, hey, diary. listen, today was the worst day ever. i had an audition, and i didn't get the par

rex she does not yet, but she seems pretty confident -- >> she does not yet, but she seems pretty confidente talked in the first few minutes about her friends and colleagues in china. she indicated that she would, perhaps, be willing to give china a chinese nationalist senior role within the imf and she also indicated increased voting rights, which are on the table right now for china, that would be pushed through if their economy continues to grow. she was certainly very confident about the conversation. and she spoke with a woman who was on the campaign trail and she spoke like a woman who had actually gotten some backing from china. >> she previously visited india and did not get any support. and of course, china is acting in a visit from a mexican candidate next week. everything is at play, it seems. >> well, it is. as you heard in the cliff just a few minutes ago, christine lasard is being very careful and cautious. she did not want to say that she is going to win while there are still other candidates out there. and the nominations do not close until tomorrow. there is still time for

rather beautiful and hopefully the people who see it i will think it a bit more for the chuckle way that rex passed it before. but taking a look at my sculpture of the black sea reminded me of another thing quite of the time for us. i've been so busy here in the country about what it would think. it is up here. wealthy british style. markets why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our cultures that so much about the taxpayers' money matters a shake a lot of people at area b. you're always in crisis would be a witness ten years. one stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is mesmerized. by this newly brings deaths at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers per hour. stepping down to launch. so far more trip or have a chance to meet a few of the black season a read on the malls but i've heard that up there in the hills there were plenty more who prefer drawing lines the least most it's not. this isn't just an ordinary zero it's a rescue and a retirement center for injured alex performing animals while. he's enjoying her earl

and they want to be rex this european stability. mechanism and i'm trying to take care that they're going to be more majority for that to the german people oppose the bailouts as well. all the experts good nearly all of them they say the way they tried to do it in iran. there are too many too many to force if you're if you're always. put this on a level of peace or war. is this really doesn't help economic solution to problems it's putting out to be worse and when you look at pause you also have a strong support i have a very personally. i'm getting really a bunch of females and. feedback from my circle simpson of all over the germany that. reinforces me to a woman this way what are the taboos you say politicians refused to mention about the euro. transfer back to the police in that way you mean you're afraid you're afraid of this i think this is wrong. until. twenty ten we were sixteen countries being within your world among twenty seven people from members. now we're seventeen and still in a joint. and if we are fourteen or twelve

get off in just a reminder that my guests in the studio today are and really can you can i know that rex you are of the institute for democracy in cooperation and the road the president. c.e.o. of the u.s. russia business council gentlemen that we've started talking about these and this is a pretty nice issue in russian american relations talking about visa facilitation probably even moving to a visa free regime the president's respective countries that talked about it in france recently no i want to change the subject to talk about something very symbolic something very historic and russian american relations lou jepsen vatican really meant only journalists who interview people like yours general ask one of the jets nobody can dream and then the and the old oh no we will never be lifted i know the answer the answer is never i think so but i'll still ask the question maybe i'll use something else add. a year or be disappointed because it will be of after. christmas and when you know when the answer to one is never. optimistic we may see that. lifted within. the data but but soon and mayb

going to have in just a reminder my guests in the studio today are and really committed i know that rex are out of the institute for democracy and cooperation and the role now the president and c.e.o. of the u.s. russia business council gentlemen that we've started talking about these are the this is a pretty new issue in russian american relations talking about visa facilitation probably even moving to a visa free regime the president's request of countries that talked about it in india will in france recently no i will not change the subject and talk about something very symbolic something very historic and russia america through ations and the japs and vanna can remind all journalists who interview people like killers that the general ask what about the jackson valley to greenland and they and they all want to know will it ever be lifted you know the answer the answer is never i think so well so i ask the question maybe i'll hear something else add. a year i was disappointed because it will be the after. of course so when you and i went there to do one is never. optimistic that we ma

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. >> will are following a raging wildfire in new mexico. officials are concerned about the potential of a radioactive smoke and loan in a speech planes reach a nuclear waste stored above ground. about 3.5 mi. from the dumpsite where plutonium contaminated waste is cost stored. " officials are saying there, but the plant will reach that far and that the storage areas have been cleared of vegetation hockey and is surrounded by asphalt. the fire has burned 93 square miles. >> the first storm of the atlantic hurricane season has formed. it will make its way it was word into northern mexico. to tropical storm warnings have been issued for the northern coast of mexico. hook ups >> southern texas to also get heavy rain. >> no more rain in the bay area. james fletcher is here with a look at our forecast. >> a look of the james lick freeway. perhaps part they will play out like this, we will start cloudy and dry. temper

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. happened afterward. now we have >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> we know what happened afterwards. now, we have an idea of what went on before. new cellphone video of bryan stow at dodger stadium possibly moments before he was attacked. >>> it was a moment when every second counted. you'll hear from someone who helped dig a teenager out of a collapsed sand tunnel. >>> and she says it was a decision that saved her life. pictures from the moments after a truck hit an amtrak train. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. detectives working the bryan stow case are studying some newly released video. >> it's said to capture stow being confronted the day he was beaten. this isn't footage from the parking lot. this was taken inside dodger stadium. robert lisles on the images and their potential impact on this case. >> it's 12 seconds of video that generates a number of que

tuck between him and fraser and carson had to save par in the last hole here to make sure it went to rex for a holes but they did the three extra holes to set that phrase attacking him for par . and that man carson had to sink his final to send it to another hole but he missed and being phrase that is first title in three hundred fifty five attempts and the biggest winners check he's ever had just over a million dollars it's. never been a question of whether or not i could play. it's going to question whether or not i want to make sacrifices that you have to make him and the last three or four we have really buttoned down and work toward and found the right balance in my game and was able to spend some time with the kids and try to get things right so i came here clean minded and fresh you know and also optimistic after the way i played at the nelson and at the us open call of runners new we're now on the european tour to england. robert rock has won the italian open he had a two stroke lead going into the final round dane all through that one on the last day but rock carded a five hundr

i'm joined now by ken rex from saxo bank i don't know what's your take on this do you think that the euro will survive. it will i mean the bottom line is that the euro's not going anywhere and as much as i'd like to see the return of the george mark french frank and the long we're not going to be saying that i mean this is a political experiment it's simply too big to file and neither the e.c.b. nor the eurozone in general is prepared to lose funds well it's obviously there are space in the south and what clues might they be looking for that this whole thing might unravel. look i think all the clues out the if this was ever going to unravel all the clues have already been set out on the table fairly clearly we've had eighteen months of contagion fees default rates. problems in spain greece italy portugal in the log all and obviously so all the clues in the writing so to speak is on the wall but fundamentally the situation has not changed in that there has been no concrete action or movement towards a disbanding of the euro or the eurozone that even if greece does get this next tranch

ago this time cost jason terry scored twenty seven points and dictates the fines he won for the not rex me named finals most valuable player german averaged twenty six points per game the series always expelling final status on sunday school attendance trends from points in the final quarter it's not any of my only hopes of a come back and forth as north and. very few are in this league for thirteen years i'm just battling the playoffs the last basically ten years eleven years. and always come along come up a little short and. that's why this is this is extra special you know if if i would have won one early in my career you know maybe i would have never put all the work and the time in that i have over the last thirteen years old goddess this feels amazing. meanwhile it's one one in the russian basketball player final soffits a scot bounce back from the right to face the same thing sixty five fifty seven on sunday this was the last day on home court for the army members of the series moved to moscow region against three on wednesday shooting got trajan langdon score thirty points it's

one of the last to go up in space is rex. he's among the final four to go on a space shuttle. he remembers staring up at the stars from his home in san carlos and relishes the chance to look down on the city. >> i could get the biconulars and see where i grew up. i was a kid looking up at the airplanes and here i was flying up in a spacecraft. it was an amazing experience. >> he flew on two previous space mission and this time planning on taking ical rugly jersey. >> connection between poor eating and sleeping. >> it is a vicious cycle when it comes to teenager andñ/ñ/ñ/ñx a beautiful view from emeryville . you can see a bit of the golden gate bridge there and clouds. meteorologist sandhya patel will have a look at the forecast. >> day two of the trading week. >> bloomburg's debracostra looks at the market. >> look at the green arrows. rising as retail sales coming in better than forecast and that helped to ease concern of a global economic slow down. >> bank of america found that improving benefits to keep older workers. they are letting employees work from home. >> who knew

rex. tell us how this all happen? story there i turned 50 in and i was wondering if i had done the right thing with my life. after two weeks i was lucky up of school. i like the officials. i looked back at things turning 50 what if i had stopped all within. i had some money set aside and i was free to go through connections i was able to go to south dakota at look for dinosaur bones. >> war these people? >> this is all whole tribal people these are not the '80s beazer when commercial locators. >> how they make a living? is it you look for one good bomb? >> there is a sane and the business. if you want a sellout make some money. a lot goes to private collectors the movie jurassic park involved angle whole new class of people. >> if you set out to look for a say that dinosaur how you began. where do you start? >> it is not easy, most dinosaur bones are found in col rhoda and south dakota where there is no vegetation. you need with people that are already connected these people are crazy one of the bone had brothers is a

fighting this hot war in vietnam that the signatures was also seeking longer-term peace with china rex. >> guest: it was not done as a political maneuver. it was done because he believed it to be, and we believed. it had to practicality of telling the american people, the events in one part of the world that we had in fact inherited and we try to liquidate, and to look at the overall design which put china, soviet union, europe into a pattern that could be, at times, by public opinion. >> host: taiwan, the united states and china have, still have wild divergent views about taiwan. how did president nixon and mao zedong move past that? >> guest: for 20 years the negotiation between china and the united states took different courses. the chinese negotiated, they would say we won't do anything else until you have turned taiwan over to us. when we turned that down, the american negotiator would say we won't do anything else until you give us a pledge of peaceful attitudes towards taiwan. so, there was an absolute deadlock. even before i got to beijing, and in their first communicate to us,

hawking, was chief technology officer at microsoft, also a paleontologists who has discovered nine t-rexsmaster chef and his company holds 30,000 patents. all in a day's work, right? welcome back to the program, nathan. >> great to be here. >> when you saw what was happening in japan, what was your reaction? >> well, i think the first thing to understand, this is a slide rule-era plant designed in the 1960s and designed with a bunch of design decisions that you just have to question. as was typical of plants of that era, it's unsafe if the electricity every goes off. you needed to pump coolant through the plant at all timed. you should never have the electricity off. so, the strategy was to say, final, let's have diesel generators as backup. and to put the diesel generator essentially at sea level in an area that gets tsunamis. the problem is that the water from the tsunami flooded the diesel generators. and at that point they were pretty much screwed. but things got worse from that point onward. the response to the disaster -- you know, in washington we say the cover-up is worse than the

rex the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. >> thank you very much. thanks for being with us today. i wanted to touch on the department of energy pose a motion to withdraw the application which was denied by the appeal board. after that, the fact that there has not been a final vote on whether not to uphold the appeal board. a chairman said, and i want to know if you can affirm this, he said that he went to chairman jaczko on september 9, october 5, october 9, october 27, wanting to know when they were going to vote on this. did your investigation find that? >> he did talk to them. >> jaczko chairman -- chairman jaczko told him he was going to delay because he thought it would leave the appeal board in limbo. is that correct? some of the commission members felt like a 2-2 vote would uphold the appeal board decision. is that correct? >> in most instances, a 2-2 vote does a poll. -- uphold. >> what was jaczko thinking about when he said it would leave the decision in limbo? >> we could only look into the process of their votes. we could not look at thei

in the past the year the company has only had to look rex in the past 24 months. valley has had trouble with law he is had traffic violations positive none in a vat of but in california. he was also take a different not wearing a seatbelt when he was driving a school buses in california the other violation was using a cell phone up one behind the will. >> the conductor was a native up from california she is survived by it and three children and five grand children this is a picture of harper. >> she has been working for amtrak for 23-24 years she loves what she didn't she got on that train in it was first. she loved her work she loved her family and francisco there is nothing she would have done for real. >> should we give the shirt of of her back to an lbo " that children are devastated that their grandmother will not be with the many more. bol family is devastated she was irreplaceable >> whatever grandson's that was too emotional to go on camera said the world will not be the same without her. >> brian buchanan was on a church field trip in santa cruz county he

>> rex ha aawe would be giving a -- but there was a warrant for his arrest. so when he showed up at the press conference deputies were waiting for him now originally he was on trial for illegally killing an elk. now he's in trouble for passing out fliers to the potential jurors. >>> time now 6:16. happening right now we are live in orlando florida just a short time ago. the casey anthony murder trial resumed in orlando. we are inside the courtroom right now. there is a woman testifying there. casey anthony is accused of killing her daughter. there was yet another twist in court yesterday when casey anthony's mother took the stand this is her right here forgive me. this is casey anthony's mother on the witness stand. >> i would like to show you a photograph. >> any way she testified yesterday about some questionable searches made on the families computer back in 2008. she says the results for chloroform popped up when she was looking for results for chlorophyll which she suspected made her dog sick. casey anthony used chloroform to knock out her daughter. make

rex had announce he may be giving a news conference to address charges against him for trying to influence a jury but there was a warrant for his arrest. so when he showed up deputies were waiting for him. originally he was on trial for illegally killing an elk. now he's in trouble for passing out fliers to potential jurors. >>> a group of computer hackers is targeting arizona police officers. the group lozaz as posted hundreds of intelligence bulletins, training manuals, e- mails, and computer pass words. the hacker group says they did the in response to arizona's controversial immigration law that was passed last year. that group has previously attacked the websites of the cia and sony. >>> vallejo police are looking far man that shot and killed another man outside an apartment building. that happened on porter street yesterday afternoon shortly after 4:00. police say the victim a 22-year- old vallejo resident was shot near a carport at the sonoma apartment complex. the suspect was seen get into a silver or brown honda driven by a woman. >>> time is 5:17. a santa cruz county city says it

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> good monday morning traffic is off to a nice start, a look at the rest of the bay area coming right up. >>> 5:11 a.m. a young nursing student in hayward has now been missing for a month the family of michelle le continue to hold out hope she is still alive as a result volunteer efforts in the past two weekends, loved ones have eliminated most of the areas they were advised t

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i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. planes were halted at new york's >>> slow-moving animals have made air travelers tardy. flames halted at new york's jfk airport yesterday when more than 150 turtles slowly walked across the runway at the airport. it happens when they crawl out of jamaica bay and lay their eggs in the sand on the oth

leadership the scheduled speakers include gop presidential candidates michelle bachmann, ron paul, rextorum, and herman cain. we will have live coverage here on c-span and on cspan radio. coming up this hour, a conversation on the role of unions will play in the 2012 election. service employees

also captain rex evans of the liberty county sheriff's department spoke to cameras, here's a bit of whatoday the liberty county sheriff's office received a call indicating that there was a crime scene here on county road 2049. deputies and investigators have responded here to the scene. to. we have found some circumstances that have raised some questions. and we have requested a search warrant. as soon as that warrant arrives here at the scene, we will further our investigation. >> so the situation at this point in time, john, still very much in the air. law enforcement has not got than search warrant. as far as we know has not gotten on to the property, has not completed their investigation into this situation. we'll bring you the latest when we have it. >> jeanne meserve tracking that for us tonight. thanks so much. we'll keep on top of that starry to find out what is happening in that small town. >>> the message is quite simple, people are unhappy, they want more jobs in their communities. if they don't get them, some of them are saying maybe the president shouldn't get to keep his. t

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. saw yesterday. the weather may be responsib for an oily sheen >>> it may be summer but doesn't feel like t especially with all rain that we saw yesterday. the weather may be responsible for oil on lake merritt. diesel fuel spilled from a drain. the source of the sheen on the lake is under investigation. >>> trees came the down near lombard and hide street in san francisco. they called some road closures and damaged some cars, as well. look at that. but hopefully, not expecting anything like that today, erika. right? it's supposed to clear up? >> grace, it is definitely going to clear up. we have that low that's working its way out of the region but as we take a look outside, this is not a still image. this is a live shot of tahoe. we are seeing snow over tahoe. and that's because that low brought in some colder air along with some moisture. here's the really good look at those snow showers popping through over the sierra cre

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i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?: come back tomorrow night, you guys. i'm super excited about this. jim belushi will be in the house, tomorrow. love that guy. [ cheers ] from the new movie "x-men: first class," the lovely jennifer lawrence is stopping by. and music from fleet foxes tomorrow night. [ cheers ] i cannot wait. but our next guest is a talented chef and owner of several celebrated boston restaurants, including the recently opened tiko. please welcome my friend chef michael schlow, everybody. [ cheers ] ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you. congratulations. what is tiko. what is -- what is -- what is tiko? >> tiko's my new restaurant. it's right down the street from radius in boston. >> jimmy: oh, i love it. >> and it is -- it's a different restaurant for me. it's super casual. it's american with a little bit of south american, mexican, and spanish influences. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and i feel like i can drink in my chef's coat to be honest with you. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i can have my own party. >> jimmy: yeah.

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. begin in washington video games to kids, says his fight isn't over. >>> three state lawmaker behind a ban on selling and renting violent videogames to kids says the fight isn't over. the u.s. supreme court -- the u.s. supreme court shuck it down saying it violates the first amendment rights of free speech. the justices say it's up to parents to regulate what their children watch. supporters argue that violent videogames can be harmful. >> they expose kids to behavior that is not acceptable in reality. >> the bill's sponsor, senator leland yee, says he and other supporters will study the court's decision and consider introducing another bill that will stand up to first amendment scrutiny. >>> 6:25 now. and the capture and death of osama bin laden will soon be the plot of a graphic novel. a san diego publishing company is taking on the story including the secret raid that led to the al qaeda leader's demise. some t

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. >>> there's a lot of fog out there. 50s, 60s by the beaches. 60s, 70s by the way. >>> 7:14. right now, minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann is officially announcing she's joining the field for candidates for the 201 presidential nomination. these -- for the 2012 presidential nomination. these are pictures of bachman. she is making the announcement in waterloo, iowa, where she was born. >>> just hours ago, the international criminal court issued arrest warranted for moammar gadhafi, one of his -- warrants for moammar gadhafi, one of his sons and one of the chiefs. these arrest warrants official make them international war criminals. however this court has no police force and relies on other states to make arrests. >>> president obama will try to save these negotiations that brokedown last week in the talks led by the vice president. alison burns has more. >> reporter: this is a live look at the nation's de

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. >>> new rules start tomorrow that will affect drivers. kraig debro joins us to tell us about toll increases and carpool lane changes. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: hybrid cars starting tomorrow -- i just got this list. i went to the toll booth office. it goes from two to seven axles. two axles it says varies. i'll look into it. you can pay up to $24 just to cross one of the bridges. carpool lanes still a great deal. if you have one of the hybrids with a yellow sticker, tomorrow it will cost you at least $2.50. did emission vehicles will get to cross for free. those include all electric cars, the leaf and those that run on compression natural gals or hydrogen. the big rigs will take the hit. it will cost them $18. $22 on the golden gate bridge. people who use trailer also have to pay $10.50. cable cars will be $6 tomorrow. money fast passes -- muni fast passes will go up. $2 more for a fast pass for everyb

caller: that's rex. good morning. i'm close to 79. i would like to debate anyone but i know that would take too long but they need to leave social security alone for the senior citizens. there are people we know that fake disabilities and all. clean that up. people that's disabled, i'm not against that. they need to clean it up. we see it all over stores. there are people you know are able to work and they are drawing social security checks. another thing is all these people say give back the money you paid in. that's not the way. a 401 k, i know my daughter has lost a lot of money in hers. what you pay in really and truly have revealed from everybody of what people live and all that's supposed to be. it's just rated. we give money away to other countries. i am a korean veteran but i think we should pull our troops in from he's other countries. host: recommend, we are going to leave it there. we got this from the gal lop organization. 17% of americans approve of the job congress is doing. similar to where it was in march and april. co

of exxonmobil, rex tillerson in response to a question at a recent senate hearing estimated that speculation was driving up the price of a barrel of oil by as much as 40%. that's the c.e.o. of exxonmobil. you might know something about that issue. the general counsel of delta airlines, a major consumer of fuel, ben hearst and the experts at goldman sachs have all said that excessive speculation is causing oil prices to spike by 20% to 40%. even saudi arabia, the largest exporter of oil in the world, told the bush administration back in 2008 when the bush administration went to them and said we need to drive prices down, produce more oil, sell more oil, they said that is not the problem. saudi arabia said we have got all the oil that we need. the problem is speculation, and they estimated that speculation was -- could result in about $40 a barrel. in other words, mr. president, the same wall street speculators who caused the worst financial crisis since the 1930's through their greed, recklessness and illegal behavior are back at it again, and this time they are ripping off the american peopl

rex dozen your class include both those women who were underpaid and that those women who were not underpaid? is that commonality? >> as every class does. every class has some portion of its members who were not harmed by discrimination. what is common about them is they were all subject to the same discretionary decision making even if some of them were not harmed. that is still a question, and to the class. >> i thought the teamsters case was an action by the government. it was not a class-action case. >> that is correct. it is the paradigm we used for establishing a pattern of discrimination. >> help me with this, suppose that experts testify and establish that in a retail and industry, women still are discriminated against by a mathematical factor. you have a company that has a policy against discrimination. do you look at the way the employees are treated and you find a disparity by that same mathematical factor. does that give you cause of action? >> if the disparity -- >> the disparity women are subjected to are the same in the company as they are society wide. but the company has a p

with rex -- funded 100% by the community budget. that is -- that aid will enter compensation at a certain level of the reference price. compensation for a certain category of producers and products. for non-members as well. the non-members will have to monitor the quantity withdrawn from the market so they have to conclude a contract with the existing producers and compensation will be based on the producer organization. as for the fruit and vegetable sector, all community aid is channeled through producer organizations. as a reference. -- as a reference period, we opted for the price of products covered in this support. we have proposed a compensation level of 30% of the market price in that reference period. the market price in the reference period is higher than the price at present. for the present, we do not have exact details of prices on all community markets. that is why we have taken as a reference 2007 through 2010. we have also proposed a financial amount in an initial stage of 150 million euros. following the discussion

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i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?u like to be in them. >>> and 8:56, we are following a breaking story in san francisco. one person has been shot. no word on possible suspects. we'll update you as information becomes available. >>> in other news, a market owner is dead in fairfield after he was robbed. last night police received a call from the market owner asking for help. emergency crews responded and found a man on the ground. the victim told the officer that three suspects attacked him inside the store. he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. witnesses reported seeing three black males in their teens enter the store at the time of themi ske ing grobbery. mike is going to explain how the shooting in san francisco is affecting traffic right after the break. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> welcome back. it's 8:58. we're looking at police activity in san francisco. a chopper showed us that there is still a closure at ellis and gouth because of the shooting. it is causing backups on t

i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits?ake commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. >>> 8:00 now on a monday morning, june 27th, 2011. you're looking at a live picture of william and kate in the royal box at wimbledon. wimbledon is about to start. >> every time we see a couple sighting, everybody wants to take a look, especially what she's got to wear. and she looks beautiful again this morning. >> stepping out over the weekend at a military event. now here this morning at wimbledon. >> there's billy jean king. >> there they are, looking very handsome and beautiful. >>> meantime we're happy to be surrounded this morning by some friendly faces in rockefeller plaza kicking off their week with us. as we just heard, i'm ann curry along with willie geist and al roker. matt is going to be back tomorrow. >>> coming up this morning, we'll be talking about adoption and the internet. social media sites can help find children. what about contacts when they're contacted on facebook and in some cases do not even know they wer

whatever the sifi charge is is the basel agrees to will be with the fed implements' year; is that correct rex yes. >> so in other words, well, maybe the fed should answer. the fed should answer, in other words, are you going to put an additional charge -- was in the data set feige for the banks? >> it would be an additional charge on top of the basel iii standards, but as chairman they're just noted, it is one that we are working in the basel committee to get agreement on internationally so that comparable institutions in all the major financial markets would have a comparable surcharge. estimate that is definitely a good goal. otherwise i feel the we would be disadvantaged. may i ask you and the of the panelists whether you believe that there is a risk of regulatory arbitrage with the requirements we have in our country, and whether there is any risk that u.s. markets could be placed in our financial institutions at a competitive disadvantage? >> you to start with me? >> sure. >> yes, there's always a risk of that, and i did you heard from several of us and a number of your colleagues on bot

rex santorum, who is somebody who has not really caught on, is trying to bail little hypocritical. pieces call "an elephants stamped by lind hunt spent. feldman. caller: sooner or later, the gloves will have to come off and they will be at each other's throats. i cannot imagine them not taking shots at mitt romney for everything, even health care. he cannot get away from that. guest: right, in the last debate, nobody went after mitt romney and he is still the front runner. you are right. what's the next debate. it is on august 11 right before the straw poll. i think we will see efforts to go after romney in a way they can be aggressive but not on likable. that is totally doable. tim pawlenti will have to be aggressive against met ron may. if nobody goes after him, why are we having this race? also in waterloo, iowa tomorrow. what does michelle bachmann bring to this campaign? guest: she brings a lot. she is head of the tea party caucus in the house. she brings charisma, fund- raising ability to eat, diversity, the only woman in the field. she is still untested quantity. there is ex

lab in alabama did some very nice work with this where they showed various species and amounts of co-rex at 100 times of the amount on the spill and seafood could take it up but they ridded themselves of it very rapidly at that 100 times use. >> so how much was the sefood was actually screened for this as well, making chemical screens -- i know that noaa does surveys of seafood. you keep continuing to go out there and catch fish, and check them out and so on. is that -- >> the test that we developed during the spill were to test for this compound that she was speaking of and so all of the seafood -- so seafood was tested for that? and it is free from those dispersants. michael's question is is the natural damage resource process looking at effects of dispersants on larvae -- micah, isn't that what you said? >> yeah. >> and i think the answer is that the natural resource damage assessment process is a very comprehensive process. it's looking at damage from anything, including the efforts to minimize the impact of the spill. so it looks at everything that can possibly be quantified with th