>> that's 100% correct, rick. it is the biggest exposure day you can get, so for instance the way we look at it is if a super bowl spot is going for $3 million and you're on stage for 12 minutes, if do you that math, you're getting an unbelievable amount of exposure. so we agree to pay for your costs, and the rest is up to you to put on the best show possible. >> even without major talent fees, i understand that staging the half time shows is very expensive. and can run well into the millions of dollars. is that correct? >> it's a very expensive undertaking. >> what does all that money buy you? >> some of it goes into building stages, getting cast members, flying people in, special effects, pyrotechnics, just the whole thing of putting on a huge show in 12 minutes. >> in the end, does the half time show make a profit for the nfl, or is it just written off as part of the game's production costs? >> like every business we go into at the nfl, we always go in looking to make a profit, rick. fortunately we have a treme

rick said, "no, i promise you, it's okay." and they made the record, begrudgingly, and it was rick's genius that made that record so much bigger than the others, and it takes, you know, i mean, that kind of foresight to take something to the next level. so today, you know, walk this way is rarely played live in a concert by run dmc, but then, that was the thing that gave rap its credibility amongst the people who, you know, were disbelievers and amongst an audience that was actually not open-minded enough to hear what they were already doing. one of the points you made in your book is about how young people know that rock stars are in some way rebelling against their parents, but that hip-hop or rap performers are actually rebelling against the system. they really have something to complain about. so there's an authenticity that appeals to teenagers of all ages. that authenticity, though, sometimes gets on people's nerves, and after the explosion of walk this way and the tremendous growth and interest in rap, you had people li

well, rick perry is the lone star state's 47th governor. he has defended texans' conservative values, fought for principled solutions to tough challenges and worked to implement a clear vision for better schools, more jobs, safer communities and can a brighter future. sounds like our kind of governor, doesn't it? as a result, texas is consistently ranked as the nation's best-placed to do -- best place to do business and create jobs. i'm sure some of you here know that texas has led the nation in job creation with more jobs gained than any other state in 2010 and over the past ten e years. texans are safer because golf perry -- governor perry has pursued an aggressive border security strategy that is putting more boots on the ground, more helicopters in the sky and more resources into the hands of texas peace officers standing between texans and the exploding drug-related violence across the border. he has refused to raise taxes when texas faced a record $10 billion budget shortfall in 2003. instead, he was the first texas governor since wor

i want to thank rick of the c.e.o. and owner of thompson creek manufacturing and all the employees here at thompson. thank you so much for your hospitality and the great work that you're doing. yea!! [applause] and i want to acknowledge the family and guests of those standing behind me today. it is wonderful to be here at thompson creek. and i want to thank rick for showing me how you manufacture more efficient windows at this factory. this, as he explained to me, is a family business. rick was just 13 when his father, fred, opened the company. and back then his family lived above the store, and rick started out sweeping the floors. three decades later thompson creek has expanded and has already outgrown this 80,000 square-foot facility and i bet sometimes rick still feels like he's living at the plant. [laughter] >> that's what happens when you're in charge. but building this business has been an extraordinary accomplishment for the family. and it speaks not only to him. it also speaks to all the employees here today.

as rick crawford mentioned, there is not a restaurant in this hotel. the patrons who stay here will generate business activity which, hopefully, will fill some of the vacant storefronts on mission street that now exist in that block and will help further revitalize the plaza area, which is already an excellent civic space. the retail spaces will both be oriented to jesse end to mission street, as you see in this image. typical lower level floor plan of the hotel. this is the level of the seventh level where the vegetative roof is. typical level in the tower. the public open space will be accessible in the area on the roof of the hotel, which will provide a nice area for the public to use it and off hours for the hotel to use it for events. with that, i'm available to answer any specific questions people may have on it, either based on this presentation or the materials you have received, and i look forward to the commission's comments and hopefully, your approval of the project. thank you. commissioner miguel: thank you. is there any public comment on

to trash washington talk about the superiority of the lone star state but apparently texas governor rick perry needs to get his own financial house in order for as he spent the last year talking about how obama how the congress are ruining this country at one point he even said the state of texas should secede from the union and we all are over how that secession thing really works so well in the eighteen hundreds but after complaining about washington spending not balancing a budget comes word that his own state of texas is facing a huge budget shortfall in fact during his re-election campaign last year he said the state would probably only face a ten billion dollars shortfall well those numbers seem to be a little off there rick new figures for the state's controller's office say that they have a budget deficit of twenty seven billion dollars wow that's more than double your estimates there and this would really be a big story if perry hadn't traveled around the country holding up texas as a model for the u.s. to follow when it comes to balancing the budget in fact at the southern repu

"the miami herald" with republican rick scott taking the reins today in tallahassee. we will have live coverage of the ceremony at noon eastern time. he plans to lower the pension cost and florida by $1.4 billion and slash state expenses as a way to offset potential budget deficit in florida. this from the front page of "the new york times." turning to laws to curb unions. pointing out that faced with growing budget deficits -- the elected officials from maine to alabama are pushing new laws is listen to limit the powers of labor unions.

for tonight's tool time award and we're going to give it to former republican pennsylvania senator rick santorum he's also a potential two thousand and twelve presidential candidate that's on tour am is a hard line conservative opposes gay marriage abortion generally falls in line with the far right wing every time the wall appearing on the conservative cns news network show online with terry jeffrey he was asked about president obama's stance on abortion and his answer well i thought really that it was just study take a listen. that is that human life a person of the constitution. barack obama says no well if that person human life is a person then. i find it almost remarkable for a for a black man to say don't we are going to decide who are people who are not. so rick thinks that because obama is black he should be against abortion you know the pro-life movement just never ever ceases to amaze me and recent years opponents of abortion have compared the status of fertilized eggs even pre-implantation to that of priests of a war slaves who were not considered fully human you know you re

rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. cbs with the jets and steelers, 31 share, third of all televisions in america were watching the jets and steelers, is this the biggest, most lucrative television contract there is? >> by far, and most of the televisions in the new york area had unhappy viewers watching them but they watched it. and they bought advertising. we we'll get in that in a second. the bottom line is it is a 20 billion total tv package and so significant that they can actually front money for the next round of television dollars that will cash the owners in a position to impact how the negotiations will go for the next round. >> tom: to that point, rick, fox gets the super bowl this year. this is a $4 billion deal. it actually ends this year, as a matter of fact. 21% of all nfl television money comes from fox. how does all of this shape the strike negotiations? >> well, because they will get money up front. why do these networks pay an extraordinary amount of money, 106 million people watched the super bowl la

>> we clearly have to reduce it by $3.5 billion. >> florida governor rick scott. thank you so much, governor. >> thank you. >> susie: so, tom, modest gains in the market, as you reported a few moments ago. and what is keeping investors on the sidelines, they're waiting for the earnings reports to hear what companies are saying about the outlook for business. >> tom: we talked a lot of about the alcoa earnings with the c.e.o., and we're in the lull period in the weeks ahead. nonetheless, still plenty to talk about tonight. let's get everybody updated in tonight's "market focus." [bell ringing] some modest gains today ahead of an expected snowstorm in the northeast tomorrow, and an auction of european government debt giving investors a real- time indication of potential problems there. the energy sector led the way higher with a deepwater drilling equipment maker and coal miner at the top of the pack. cameron international added 6% today. it made the blow-out preventer that failed in april, leading to the gulf oil disaster. just before the disaster, cameron stock wa

pregunta para daniel y la entrevista completa este domingo en el programa al punto >>> el gobernador rickdocumentados es prioridad para la legislatura en texas lashgs orden viene del gobernador rick perry. son un número de ciudades en todo el estado que no cumplen con el deber de proteger a sus ciudadanos dice el mandatario estatal que pidió una ley de emergencia que no ha bli que leyes de inmigración, en estados unidos de los 50 estados y el distrito de columbia 32 tienen una ciudad santuario en texas hay 15. . >>> houston asegura perry es una ciudad que implementó en su momento medidas que dice son inapropiada, demócratas referencia tan esta versión diciendo más de la mitad de condados en texas participan de programa federales para saber quien es o en indocumentado en el país. >>> entonces para mi es algo que él quiere atacar a los inmigrantes la comunidad hispana. >>> el gobernador dice no estar seguro si esta pro puede ta de ley obligaría o no a un oficial a verificar el status migratorio. >>> tampoco dice esta ibero cómo la nueva medida verifico ray cuales es una ciudad santuario y c

clearly, rick, they have inside the nfl. back then in 2005 you saw nfl teams making a collective $980 million. now it is over a billion dollars each profits. this is a good business here, and clearly dot players have the most to risk? >> players have the most to risk because their average caer radios are 3 or 4 years. the owners have a lot to risk because franchises are going for a billion dollars. do you pay the former player, the rookie wage school, what about future draft ease t is a very, very complicated issue and we will have to see how it is resolved. >> tom: fair enough, meantime move to the ice. the nhl and florida panthers trying something interesting. a good time guarantee for fans allowing them a money-back guarantee on their tickets. here is the small print. only good for home games in january, only good for four tickets and refunds for the tickets only, not parking or anything else. could this catch on. >> let's remember it's better than a loss and you have to go home with i a up cole of beers in your stocking

and so i want to bring in rick klein, our washington editor, tonight. i was inside that town hall and i have to tell you, people from all political affiliations had come together for the most part. it wasn't until after the town hall that we saw that flareup. as we look ahead to washington this week, how will politicians stick to policy, keep the fight going and yet change tone as they say they will? >> reporter: that's exactly it, david. the words will change, but the deeds will be exactly the same. republicans jumping right into this in their effort to repeal the obama health care plan. they're going to do so carefully, at least when it comes to the rhetoric. but that will test this truce that seems to have come over washington, to say the least. there's so many high passions around the health care bill. and then you follow that up with next week at the state of the union address. it's going to be an extraordinary scene. there's a mass of lawmakers who say they will sit with a colleague of the opposite party. that will send a powerful signal that whil

rick, this date night thing, is it empty embolism or substantive? >> i don't see a single policy implication to the choice of seat mates. i think it is symbolic, but it's a symbol and new look the white house would much rather talk about than the fact that president obama is going to have a republican house speaker behind him for the first time ever. when you talk about the president talked about targeted new investment, that's going to be such a tough sell. republicans are busy preparing long lists of budget cuts. that's going to be their focus. so, regardless of what the applause looks like on tuesday night, it's going to be very difficult for the president to get any republican support for any even very targeted new investments. >> lots going on and could be one of the more interesting state of the unions we've seen in some time. rick klein, thank you. >>> a reminder, we're going to have full coverage of the president's speech, anchored by diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos, tuesday night, starting at 9:00 eastern right here on abc. >>> we ar

let's bring in our senior washington editor rick klein. rick, there was a lot of sort of great spirit and talk of bipartisanship during last month's lame duck session of congress when there were big bills passed with republican and democratic support. watching jon karl's piece, it really seems like that spirit seems to be dead, at least temporarily. >> reporter: forget about bipartisanship for the foreseeable future. these new republicans have no incentive to work with president obama. and these tea partiers that are joining them are only going to push them to more confrontation. the only way you're going to get them to the table is if president obama looks to give significant concessions. look to the state of the union address for him to start to jot line things on spending, but it's not going to be for awhile. >> what is the relationship now between republican leadership and these incoming tea party insurgents? >> reporter: they are rolling out the welcome mat. this is going to be a tea party celebration here in washington, both symbolic

hi rick nice to meet you. he said high nice to meet you. your heart sinks. it's not the voice you want to. then i started talking to a woman is a really great guy. instead of trying to make him sound differently he is what he is. >> fiscal conservative name only alone wolf in sheep's clothing. >> dave this turns a moderate republican into a wolf in sheep's clothing. >> i didn't think five people with sick, millions have seen it and for the rest of my life all be introduced as the demon cheap guy. >> is there in essence to a good political ladder what was it need to have? >> and stand out and talk about it. the thing at 70 talk about it is it being different. >> fred davis, definitely not your typical spin doctor. jessica cnn los angeles. >> coming up, the big game changes for 2010? we'll run down what's hot in tech toys. this year rizal revolutionary gadgets come out on the market we also sought changes on how we use them. tech reporter gabe slate shows is that tech winners of 2010. the >> thanks to the i pad

if she's in, that steals the oxygen from others, john thune and rick santorem.alin has threatened several others but many would hang in and chief among them, mitt romney. romney is considered the leader based on having run last time, raising money. john, you've been out there, you're writing a book for the next presidential campaign already. mitt romney, is he in the best spot right now in terms of palin's possible in or out and everything else considered? >> i don't think anything palin does will affect romney. chris: why not? >> he'll be running in the establishment bracket and he'll be competing with whoever emerges from the populace bracket. you said a lot of the right things, chris. he's raised a ton of money, given out a ton of money, he's been out there for two years quietly talking to local officials and business people building support in the republican establishment leading up to this. he's also got a very good team of people and a lot of continuity. the people with him in 2008, almost all of them will be back with him in 2012 and you can't underestima

i was charged because it is usual rick to assimulate patri ups to. seize and as you have been a common use rule for seventy years you know that better better than i do it is the usual ressa reeks of. our our open ends to wrongly assimilate patriotism. defending national interest was a kind of. being complacent to do to fascism and nazism which is of an obvious lie and i seems quite clear now for for for ninety percent of people in france now it's also happened in our country i think there's a very thin line between patriotism and nationalism and near not isn't even perhaps sell many people who want to use it to their advantage will do so how how does one prevent how do you keep the lying that we're it's quite clear we just defend our national identity our patriotism or even actually it's with you one has nothing to do with aggression to any other country nor to any of your people and i would go even further by defending all national identity against the global easten we perfectly understand people who would do the same and many of them include not on

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but rick villaroman shows us the both still poses a danger to people and the environment. >> reporter: phyllis has seen better days. this 65-foot commercial fishing vessel out of pillar point ran aground at half moon bay's state beach early this morning. >> the coast guard received a call about 1:00 this morning of a vessel that's on its side with three people on the hull. fortunately, it was close enough to shore that the people were able to get off the vessel to shore safely. >> reporter: safe for the crew, but not for the wildlife. >> the vessel has a couple of tanks on board which have a possibility of having about 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel. and with it being right in a marine sanctuary, we want to try to prevent that fuel from leaking out. >> reporter: but that prevention comes at enormous risk. >> it's really dangerous situation right now because the vessel is in the surf so we want to make sure that our people are safe while they are doing the evolution as well as, you know, prevent any pollution hazard from happening. >> reporter: though the cause of the incident is still u

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm rick crawford of department staff. this is a request for conditional use authorization for a building over 40 feet tall in a residential district. the project would add two floors to the existing three-story residential dwelling creating -- a 49-foot 9-inch tall five-story building with a height limit of 65 feet. the addition will increase as the number of dwelling units from two to three. the project is within their r.m. 3 and 65 a districts. the project requires a rear yard variance, because the two floors aligned with the rear wall of the neighboring building will enroach in the rear yard. the building has a rear yard of only four feet, but the addition would be set back 11. the project site is in the densely developmented area of nobody hill. the character of the development is resident the buildings from three to five stories in height, with a large six-story 24 unit apartment building at the pleasant and jones street corner. other taller buildings fronting on -- on sacramento street. the residential buildings fro

later captain rick yet of the captains of three other submarines experienced many humiliating moments. they weren't given their june for the fact that they had been able to keep their heads in a very difficult situation. and haven't resorted to their right to use nuclear weapons because. there was no thanks at all but i'd rather not talk about it i don't want to frame our nerves the commanders had a very hard time yes we were dragged through the mud hole about our subordinates including my crew do you think anybody ever thank them for the eighty day mission. time seems to have come to a standstill here revolutionary posters and linen suspended from ropes showing through the windows. plush american cabriolet is the best reminders of the so-called colonial era before the revolution. drivers make a special point of avoiding any discussions with foreigners about cuba's current policies don't. forget audit. nonono forget our politics. i live here q are you go back to russia either live here. at a nest or frogger find it quite difficult to run a private business and be a taxi driver for tou

. >> narrator: and texas governor rick perry would not use his authority to delay the execution for 30 days. >> in texas, you do not get elected by granting stays of execution to people like cameron todd willingham. you do not show any kind of mercy to criminals. you are hard on criminals. and that gets you elected in this state. >> i was given the duty or task to call mr. and mrs. willingham, and it was one of the most really horrifying experiences that i ever had to go through, to tell parents that their son, even though had been proven innocent, was going to die. >> narrator: at 6:00, cameron todd willingham was told that his time was up. >> when he was asked by the warden if he had anything to say, then he went into the statement where... that he said that he had been wrongly convicted and that he was innocent. >> at some point, he looked over and into the state's witness room, he noticed stacy. >> she walked up to the window, and he says, "[bleep] you, bitch." >> i believe that he felt in his heart that she had lied, and her lie had cost, you know... helped cost him his life. >> n

she challenged rick perry in the 2010 republican primary for governor but lost. is up, she will have served 19 years in the u.s. senate. >>> january 20th will mark the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's inauguration. to commemorate the event, the kennedy library has passed on a gift for history buffs, the entire kennedy presidential archive is being digitized. it's now accessible to all on the internet. 1,200 recordings, hundreds of photos, hours of film, all searchable at your own desk. the web address, jfklibrary.org. >>> italy's mt. etna came to life overnight. molten lava spewing into the night sky for about two hours, flowing down the eastern slope of the mountain like a glowing river. no one was injured, but two nearby airports were briefly shut down. >>> it was always the worst pickup line on the planet. now answering it may require some research. because of news on the web that the zodiac signs may have shifted, thanks to comments made by a minnesota atronner in who was simply explaining an old science called precision, the gradual change in the earth'

until a few months ago, at the end of the day, his father rick would carry sam upstairs to put him tod to look forward to holding my son, being able to take him upstairs and care for him. >> reporter: but rick had major heart surgery. and those 14 steps, with his 75-pound son, were just impossible. sam was too heavy for mother patty as well. they put a call out to a local high school for help. the answer came from the 18-year-old captain of the football team. a linebacker with giant arms and a colossal heart. >> to be honest with you, i thought, why not? i didn't think it was a big deal. >> reporter: but how many teenagers would show up four nights a week at 8:00 o'clock? how many teenagers would say he is the lucky one? >> in all honesty, i think it had more of an impact on me. >> reporter: and how many teenagers could melt the heart of that special 8-year-old? >> sam, once he gets picked up by rudy, he's kicking, trying to play and yelling out and squealing. >> reporter: it is just 14 steps. but 14 steps that go such a long way. >> it is really hard and his strong arms have just sav

rick was just 13 when his father, fred, opened the company. and back then his family lived above the store. and rick started out sweeping the floors. three decades later, thompson creek has expanded. it's already outgrown this 85,000 square feet facility that just moved in three years ago. and i bet that rick still feels like he lives at the plant. that's what happens when you are in charge. and growing this accomplishment speaks to him and all the employees here today. the hard, working men and women who make this company work. and it speaks to the promise of america. the idea that if you got a dream and you are willing to work hard, then you can succeed. that promise is at the heart of who we are as a people. and it's at the heart of our economic might. it's what helps giving an entrepreneur the courage to start a business. or company, the confidence to expand. it's what leads to new products and new ideas. and technologies that have not only made us the world's largest economy, but the most innovative economy in the world. making it possibl

would you like to talk about rick a little bit? >> well, rick is a very, very special man. on asked who my heroes are. a lot of my heroes are teachers, and this particular teacher is a very special hero. i first met him, it was when roots and shoots was first being introduced into the u.s., 1993, something like that, and he was teaching in an alternative high school in dandurry -- danbury, connecticut, and it was a school where many of the kids had dropped out and were coming from dysfunctional families, a lot of violence, drugs, and gangs and rick told me every night he was ready to be woken up and he might, you know, stop somebody committing suicide by being able to counsel them. it was that bad. and when i first met him, he was just beginning to recover from he is off gale -- esophageal cancer and had been given something like a 20% chance of living and was in tremendous pain. i always remember him saying he got through, he's sure, because of the love of his family and because these tough students who he never thought cared would come and write little notes and bring him

and back then, his family loved above the store and rick started out sweeping the floors. three decades later, thompson creek has expanded. it's already outgrown this new 80,000 square foot facility that it moved into just three years ago. and i'll bet sometimes rick f eels like he's living at the plant. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's whoops when you are in charge. but building this business has been an extraordinarily accomplishment for the fall. it speaks not only to him, it also speaks to all of the employees here today. the hard-working men and women who make this company work. it speaks to the promise of america. the idea that if you have a dreamable you are willing to work hard, then you can succeed. that promise is at the heart of who we are as the peel. it's at the heart of our a merica -- economic height. it is what leads to new products and new ideas. and technologies that have not only made us the world's largest economy but the most innovative economy in the world. >>> you are listening live to president obama. he's puck talking about the economy. there were

host: so, rick, what is the solution then? others have said that in order to have any movement globally i on climate change, you have to bring china into the fold and negotiate with them. caller: they don't have to negotiate with anybody. you cannot even buy a pair of tennis shoes in america anymore. they are always made in china and everywhere else. how does this help our middle- class workers? the democratic party says they want to help the middle class, with these strong regulations, they keep sending it overseas. not everybody can work on a computer. the middle class needs these jobs back in america. host: nancy benec, what have you heard from the white house as far as climate change and if that is on the agenda? guest: i cannot tell you what is on the agenda or not. but certainly the obama administration is very sensitive to this issue of regulation. the president actually yesterday made a point of making an announcement that he will be having his cabinet members look at regulation and tried to eliminate some of the burde

rick atkinson. [applause] >> for more information about rick atkinson, visit his website, liberationtrilogy.com. .. >> host: i'm very excited about this book. you are writing about stuff that i've lived through and ever since 1966 i've been involved in one way or another with lockheed projects of one kind or another in my role working for the government and after that military. this was a subject about which i felt i knew a fair amount your book is grown into a cold level of history in detail i didn't know about, both exciting and timely. this book is exciting team and timely. that is the reason i'm excited about it. we just had to years of searing revelations about how big banks, big financial houses have spent three years unravelling the structure of regulation and set up in the 30's to prevent another depression from ever happening and the use their money and their influence and their campaign contributions and of lobbyists for 40 years relentlessly to on but in the structure to allow them to mer

--el fiscal de la ciudad, "rick doyle", informo que el 24 de enero solicitaran una medida cautelar parael establecimiento fue suspendia por 30 dias. --las autoridades de san mateo lanzaron una advertencia a los habitantes de "hillsborough" debido a que, en la zona, anda suelto un puma que ya cobÓ su primera Íctima.--se trata de un venado que fue encontrado muerto ayer en la cuadra 300 de "robinwood lane". --los pumas no suelen dejarse ver a esa hora del dia por lo que todo indica que el felino estaba herido o desorientado. --por si acaso, las autoridades recomiendan a la poblacion de la zona, no dejar a niÑos o mascotas solos en los patios traseros y llamar al 9-1-1 si ven a alguno de estos animales salvajes. ---una nueva compañia de recoleccion de basura tiene a muchos residentes de la peninsula diciendo que el servico es... una basura. ---este lunes, la empresa "recology" remplaÓ a "allied waste" en las labores de recoleccion semanal de basura, reciclaje y "compostaje" de los desperdicios organicos de 440-mil personas de "burlingame" a "east palo alto".---y en los primeros dias de tra

rick houses and concrete floors. right here, we have mud floors. >> will china become a superpower?ow will it displays america? maybe of the march of its progress continues. >> a massive earthquake magnitude 7.2 has struck southwest pakistan. it struck 55 kilometers around 1:20 in the morning. a major quake is capable of causing widespread and heavy damage. they're feeling it as far away as delhi and dubai. let's get more information from the geophysicists on huge debt from colorado. -- from the geophysicist in colorado. >> the magnitude 7.2 and the location is roughly 45 kilometers west, [unintelligible] >> what about the strength? reports or that it was a shallow quake. what are you finding at the moment? >> the magnitude was revised to 7.2, and the depth of the earthquake was originally reported as 10 km, but it's 84 km depth. it reduces the likelihood of damage as well as it being a relatively sparsely populated region of pakistan. >> it seems extraordinary that people were feeling this so far away. >> you find it was felt further away, as far west as grbahrain. >> thank you. >>

what will rick perry do for money?here are politicians who will be sort of on the end of the microscope here as these potentially discussed in congress looking for this two year delay. who are some of the members of congress who might get stuck, democrats who might get stuck in the push-pull here from coal states or other states? >> guest: certainly democrats from industrial states, michigan, again, coal states, senator rockefeller, his house counterpart, congressman rayhal, a state like west virginia that is so dependent on coal, it's really difficult for those lawmakers to feel comfortable signing on to a policy that absolutely will change the future of use of coal as a generating source. if you represent could miners, it's very plightly difficult. -- politically difficult. you know, just a number of moderate, bob casey from pennsylvania, nelson from nebraska, in some ways, these are the moderates who, it just puts them in a difficult position with their constituents to be seen supporting something that is so -- that

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. >> it is going to short term combat with the google and rick.nd perhaps the do not have the google on android. short-term combat. and compete. >> at&for rise in will have the short term loser. at&t will also be a loser. and i think it is going to be material. >> people of not been happy with them. the been waiting for apple to make the change. >> and if this does not happen? >> and all day. and but rob black, more with your money. and the news after the break. stay with us. . >> with clouds overnight, and a chilly. that cloud coverage will keep us a bit warmer. warm system coming in with rainfall. breen showers in the north bay and in the evening. --rain showers. been taking a look of the stormtracker 4. and spreading through the coast line with increasing clouds to the night. temperatures just a little bit warmer. by 3:00 a.m., the rainfall will be mainly in the north bay. through 7:00 a.m. and then a low to the later morning hours. perhaps some dry conditions and notice widespread windfall approaching the coast. it will weaken as a pushes on s

rick says he will donate the money he gets to charity. >> i have misgivings about taking money at this point. but i am going to dispurse it in whatever benevolences i can dream up. >> reporter: any left over donations will put in a fund and a discussion with residents on how to spend it. christine connelly, kron 4 news. >>> the parents of a woman killed in the explosion filed a wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. jessica was at her boyfriend's home when the explosion happened. this is a photograph of the two of them. the boyfriend managed to survive. the suite alleges negligence and dangerous activity on the part of pg&e led to her death. a look at other top stories covered by our kron 4 news cruise around the bay area. >> friends and family are grieving the death of bory. he was found dead inside his home. police are call it a homicide. he had not been seen for a couple of days. family members found his home and unlocked and called police who discovered his body on wednesday. he was a former school board member. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the sheriffs said they are get

. >> good evening, rick gladstone. this is not an adversarial hearing, so i wonder if we need to have the three-minutes rule apply, just as a question of the point of order. president peterson: why do you not just start? >> thank you. there are many who do not do this as well, and staff has thought through it really well, but a couple of comments and questions. if you're going to create a section about it, i think it should say that a site visit should be one where both parties are given notice of it and a chance to be there, not necessarily at the same time, but both would have a chance to show their location to the commissioner, whether it is the same moment, i do not know. it may not be good. that does not work out too well. second, note -- commissioner hwang: sometimes, a party has not visited the site. sometimes they are not always allowed by the project sponsor. >> i did not mean that they be allowed on the project sponsors sides. what i mean is that the appellate be allowed to share their side or talk on the str