>> he was very loyal to roger. sight. >> remember, the two told investigators, that brian's boat, the smallest one, had mechanical problems. the reason they gave was that an oil reservoir flipped over and stalled brian's boat. but guthrie said just before the trip to the bahamas, roger her that problem repaired. >> he had replaced the oil reservoir and put a new strap on that canster. the way it was situated between two batteries, it would make the flipping over very unlikely. >> guthrie's suspicions flew even more when their story changed about the last radio contact with jimmy. chris said he thought he heard jimmy calling for help. >> he stated that he heard over the radio jimmy calling u.s. coast guard, u.s. coast guard. and theyer in made contact with him again. >> is there any evidence to support chris gamblin's claim that he heard jimmy trindade call the coast guard on his vhf radio for help? >> no. we interviewed individuals in the area. we spoke to the florida marine patrol officer that was monitoring the r

over. >> roger, copy. not the target. over. >> hey, be advised, you got a lot of moving pieces, people coming out. break. >> narrator: the elder was to be released without charge a few hours later. ( helicopter blades whirring ) >> go, go, go! >> i thought it was flawless. what happened? >> narrator: kill/capture missions seem a far cry from how this war was once portrayed. >> he's not the guy we're looking for. >> narrator: when 30,000 extra us troops were sent to afghanistan last year, the military said they were implementing a counterinsurgency campaign. this was explained publicly as a battle for the hearts and minds of the people. >> big. there you go. >> the overriding goal of counterinsurgency is to make friends. you make friends with the people; you isolate the insurgents. go where the people are. go where the population is. go to the population centers. get in among the people, protect the people, isolate the insurgents. >> narrator: but according to those close to the military command, counterinsurgency also inv

and i'm >> ann marie rogers. i'm joined by the person with the project planner for the provisional action makers. when the facts support that the project is necessary or desirable for and compatible with either the neighborhood or the community. the appellant argues that the sole consideration for whether the project is necessary and desirable is far neighbors within 300 feet, but section 303 c-1 of the planning code allows the commission to base its findings on community as well as neighborhood considerations. the commission considered both the neighborhood and the community. this violates the urban design element of the general plan. the appellant is contradicted by the planning commission's motion. the project reached the conclusion that it is on balance, including the urban design development. it's important to understand that consistency with the general plan requires an overview of the whole plan. the general plan provide a number of public policy goals and at any one time they maicon conflict with each oth

roger federer in the far court against jo-wilfried tsonga. federer at the net has tsonga running for his life. easy winner. federer up two sets to none and tsonga is exhausted but then! tsonga would take the third set. now in the fourth tsonga slips but federer hits it back to him keeping him in the point and federer mishits long. fifth set match point jo- wilfried's saga comes back after dropping the first two sets to stun roger federer and he will now meet novak djokovic in the semifinals. >>> how far has american tennis fallen? marty fish never won a make. he is currently the highest ranked american man in the world. he is the last u.s. hope at wimbledon. yeah, he has won $5 million. yes, he is married to one of the suitcase models from the tv show deal or no deal. have you seen that? neither have i. lawrence has. okay. and he was first featured on tv as a 2-year-old tennis prodigy. was fish ready for his close- up? quarterfinals against top seed rafael nadal. after dropping the first two

. >> cae roger federer en wimbledon, detalles al regresar. >> momento de los deportes, 6 y 26 minutosde la sub 17, usbekistán dejo en el camino a méxico, ecuador hizo lo propio, mañana jugará méxico en el estadio hidalgo. >> roger federer fue derrotado, el docea'vo clasificado lo venció, roger federer nunca había perdido en 168 partidos de gran slam en los que había ganado los 2 primeros set,. >> portero del atletico de madrid deja su equipo para irse al manchester united, será ahora compañero del chicharito, vamos con las palabras del juvenil que reemplazará a edwin v. >> creo que soy querido aquí, me tocaba jugar en el manchester united, dar un paso, para un futbolista es importante seguir creciendo. >> el manchester united habría pagado 20 millones de dólares más 5 millones adicionales que podría pagarle al atlético de madrid si el manchester united avanza. >> más jóvenes y más ganan. >> yo a los 20 apenas descubría que queriamos. >> en carolina del norte, indican que planta crece mostrando imagen de dios. >> algunos dicen que si es un mensaje de dios, otros dicen que no es nada, s

roger referred to energy. let's look at the last year charlie, you and i talk board of director this before. climate change. those two words climate change became a four letter word in american politics under barack obama's watch. it's against the lawn the republican party. mitt romney was just so courageous, he actually saidhe believes in science, oh god. and rush limbaugh said you're out of the party, pal. there go his courage. >> charlie: he suggested that he thought man contbuted to global warming. >> that's right, exactly. so wt is so disturbing is that, that we don't, we're not having an ult conversation about what are the real problems so my frustration withbama reallyflows from that, as david referred to is kind of passive leave from behind. i mean rorschach test. we all ran around the table barack obama, what comes to mind right now in the middle of this crises. i tell you it's a blank sheet of paper for me. no real strong sense of how he defines the problems, where he wants to go, what his bottom lin

today, roger fedder he tried to keep up with the red clay master but his luck ran out. nadal won his sixth open. nadal and federer meeting up. he comes to the net and check this out. puts the volley away. up 3-love. federer in control for at least the moment but nadal supports it. roger tryes a drop shot but nadal gets to it. federer in for the kill but nadal sends it back. he rips the volley over the net. he is pumped. nadal wins the first and second sets. in the third, federer in the far court. up 6-5. exchanging ground strokes from the baseline. check out federer with the drop shot. he wins the third set, 7-5. and he is thinking come back. but nadal is just too good. up 5-1. serving for the championship. and federer's forehand is long right here and that's it, nadal wins his sixth french open title. check out the emotion. he ties the record. it is also nadal's tenth major victory and may have been the most difficult to earn. here's nadal. >> it was hard in the beginning but of that was a big change in my game. i think today was a great final i'm happy to be here. tha

third set, here comes roger coming back with the forehand. he's starting to feel it now but nadal would quickly gain control, dominating the fourth set. this is match point. and there it is, rafa nadal wins a record tying six french open titles, equal mark set by bjorn borg and his tenth grand slam, six behind federer. dale earnhardt, jr. has to be wondering what does he have to do to win a race. it is bad enough he hasn't been to victory lane in three years but considering the last two races, he ran out of fuel just last sunday in charlotte and then today another chance gone awry, in kansas city for the stp 500. richard petty, the grand marshal. dale, jr. getting loose, but look at junior, keeping the car under control, avoiding the wall. the car is smoking but no damage is done. junior staying alive, ten laps to go, curt bush is the leader but he needs to pit for gas and when he does, that gives the lead to his teammate. once kozlowski gets the top spot, he doesn't give it up. he takes the checkered flag with dale, jr. coming in second. tha

roger laid out a lot of his problems. a big problem he has is he has the unfortunate position of being a congressman from this city. new york city media is tougher on this kind of stuff than anybody else. and so... >> rose: front page for a week. >> and you can only imagine what the coverage will be like tomorrow and now there will be a feedinfrenzy to look for details and there will be a compition between the "post" and the daley fuse and it's not just the tough local media but this is where the national media is headquartered and this is not a-- under normal circumstances-- a press shy member of congress. anthony weiner is a protege of his former boss, chuck schumer. someone who developed more power than his seniority would have allowed him by being extraordinarily good both on the old media-- going on television and traditional formats--but also new media. all of that now is called into question for him. can he continue to be an effective member the way he was before? absotely not. the questions aren't going to stop fo

rogers: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the ranking member of our full committee, the distinguished gentleman from washington, mr. dicks. the chair: the gentleman from washington, the ranking member of the committee on appropriations, is recognized for three men's. mr. dicks: mr. -- the chair: the ranking member of the committee on appropriations, is recognized for three minutes. mr. dicks: i want to thank the chairman and the ranking member for their work on this bill and for the committee staff that's worked long days and many late nights to produce the bill for consideration today. i'd like to commend the majority's effort to accommodate many of the concerns from members on the democratic side. i'd also like to thank chairman rogers and aderholt of bringing this bill to the floor through regular order and working with us to bring it to the floor with a rule that allows members to offer their amendments. at the outset i want to state for the record that the allocation for th

jim rogers talks commodities, cash, and washington. >> they're going to print more money. it's the wrong thing to do, but that's all they know to do. >>> and how to avoid the wedding bell blues when it comes to talking green. important tips on matrimony and marriage. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke gave his candid assessment of the economy. in a much anticipated speech to bankers in atlanta, he said economic growth is not where it should be, and that the tragic quake in japan and high gasoline prices are at least partly to blame. >> overall, the economic recovery appears to be continuing at a moderate pace, albeit at a rate that is uneven across sectors and frustratingly slow from the perspective of millions of unemployed and underemployed workers. >> those comments helped push the market down on tuesday. and by wednesday, th

rogers and the planning staff. that would be helpful for me to understand the difference between healthy balance and the existing language. >> with all due respect, they do not mean anything. chairperson mar: did you say weasel words? >> i don't mean anything. -- they don't mean anything. the director did not want to be tied to the background language. that is an evolving document outlining how we think this could be accomplished. the point of this resolution is that currently the balance of market rate to affordable housing -- people are producing 38% affordable housing, historically, over a 20-year period. historically, our housing balance is 7.85, i believe. if the plan is adopted, it projects a 6.6% rate of jobs to housing. if the plan is not adopted, it would drop to about 5%, or a five-to-one ratio. we are asking that if affordability drops below 30% that would trigger the process. if the housing rate drops below 6%, that would -- if the jobs- to-housing rate drops below 6%, that would trigger a conditional u

tomorrow an nbc an epic tennis rivalry continues, roger federer, rafael nadal, the french open men's final at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 a.m. pacific here on nbc. and a champion will also not crowned at the rugby sevens collegiate championship. coverage begins tomorrow 2:00 eastern on versus and continues at 4:00 eastern on nbc. coming up next, except on the west coast, it's your local news followed by "saturday night live" with host scarlet johansson. for our viewers interested in more post-game coverage, there will be plenty of it tonight from vancouver. you can tune into versus for continuing interviews, highlights, and analysis of tonight's game. versus is also where you'll find games three and four of the stanley cup final. our coverage of game three begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern from boston on monday. alex burrows from daniel sedin and alexander edler at 11 seconds of sudden death overtime. that has made the difference, a huge difference in this series. for eddie olczyk, pierre mcguire, mike milbury, keith jones, liam mchugh, and the police who will handle the speedy traffic with a

roger federer and rafa nadal with another epic battle. highlights and we hear from the winner next in sports. >> mike: it's become one of the best rivalries in men's tennis, roger federer and rafa nadal. roger looking for his second french open title. rafa his sixth. nadal puts federerway at the federer away at the net. second set, look at this 'winner. federer would action rallies on set point. nadal owned the fourth. match point, federer goes long and nadal wins the seat and equals borg's record of his tenth major championship. >> very important for my career, just keep working hard, trying to improve my tennis. of this victory with at bit of pressure. >> mike: giants and rockies trying to boat -- beat the rain. this man has a mixture of panda and bieber fever. this one left the building. colorado up 1-0. put that would be the only mistake. in the sixth, gets gonzalez swinging. giants were held hitless in the first five in the sixth, freddie san chef -- sanchez ties the game. and then in the eighth, torres, a single of his own. the gian

ebert and in fact got roger ebert to apologize.his all falls under the heading of think before you tweet. don't you think? >> we've seen what happens when you don't think before you tweet. >> anthony weiner notwithstanding. >> there you go. there's lots of examples of tweeting gone wrong. >> yes, exactly. >> adele, a lot of people love that song "i am so over it" by her, one more time, i'm just like, oh. she's got such a beautiful voice, she's a beautiful woman. oh my gosh. am i wrong, is this not on every single station at every single moment of the day? >> it is. >> constantly. apparently she is going to scale it back a little bit. because she has got really bad laryngitis. she won't be singing this for a while so perhaps she's going to get a much-needed break. >> it won't stop the radio stations from playing it i've got the feeling. >> it is a beautiful song. i'm just saying enough is enough. >> yes, fair enough. now we move on to another singer who a lot of people would like to stop singing. >> yeah. >> amy winehouse. she has b

let me get roger. roger! he has a most excellent -- roger! >> jimmy: okay, very good. roger in here. >> jimmy kimmel. >> i have a joke. >> go! >> why does democratic representative anthony weiner pleasure himself with one hand? >> jimmy: i don't know, roger, why does he pleasure himself with one hand? >> because the other one is busy tweeting about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> that is funny because there is much truth to it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. yeah that is a good one. that is good. >> roger has done it again. >> jimmy: he certainly has. i'll use that. thank you very much, guys. i tell you something -- 45 cents, very well spent. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] hey -- you guys remember that lady oprah who used to be on tv in the afternoon? i've been worried sick about her since she left us last week without any warning at all, by the way. she finally checked in with a facebook post yesterday. she wrote, now finally away on vaca. relaxing. trying not to eat too much. but had two slices of the best pizza ever in life today. white truffle. had to

star more than anything you know not here we will get right down to it with on some fun founder jim rogers will talk everything from us debt to the prospect of q e three china and more. builder girls of the elite group said to perhaps the world is once again meeting so what's it all about we'll try to people what's on the agenda behind those closed doors. and introducing the newest russian voice in america and we take airwaves near you will give you a behind the scenes look at the voice of russia america. and just because we're asking all the hard hitting questions artie's still labeled as anti-american but is it really ends a american to try to get to the truth so wide that the war on r.t.e. . evening it's thursday june ninth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster you're watching our team now as the u.s. government remains deadlocked over the budget and the nation's debt the credit rating agency fitch has said if lawmakers can agree to raise the debt ceiling this could endanger the nation's aaa credit rating if you've heard this before it's because now this makes three all thr

rogers a question? can you talk a little bit more about the shadows and specifically about mr. carden and miss lively's peach-colored house that's right next door. there are a couple of neighbors that were the ajuvent backyard neighbors but how does the shadow fan change from the current structure to the proposed one? >> of course. through the chair, a shadow fan shows the maximum shadow throughout every day of the year so when you see in the outline is the maximum amount of shadow that's going to be cast. in the picture we had on the diagram, that's showing a shadow fan for a 20-foot building and the building that's there is seven feet. actually the existing shadow is a little bit bigger than what's shown on that shadow fan. does that answer the question or -- >> excuse me. we can't have comments from the gallery during this portion of the hearing. supervisor? >> i was just asking what would be the change with the new building versus what's going on now? >> the shadow fan of the proposed building is chargeo -- larger. it continues the mid block open space and beyond. >> just t

book down to just four in the men's event at wimbledon about the informant roger federer is out of the third and south are losing underdogs. to the semifinals despite a foot injury details on that in just a moment stick around. welcome to the sport on artsy cos ribbons these are the headlines. this show will for its own battles from two sets down to knock out six time champion roger federer while it might sell jockey based and murray also progress on a thrilling men's quarter final day at wimbledon. blue sprints for success new chelsea manager andre village boss reveals his plans to bring trolled his back to stamford bridge. and gone with the wind rushes kite surfer breaks the record after crossing the gulf of finland in a little over three hours. first to tennis and a major upset at wimbledon we're told will fred song staged a magnificent fight back to come from two sets down some knockout six time champion roger federer in the quarterfinals it's the first time the sixteen time major winner has lost a grand slam match shots are taken the first two sets of swiss masters six three seven

roger fedoerer has never beaten him in then finals. the spaniard still owns paris. this is rafael nadal's telegram slam victory. six of them coming in the city of lights. >> they are both great to watch. if >> they are incredible athletes. >>> 5:26, 66 degrees. the news continues at 5:30. >> still ahead -- >> i did not think i was going to win. kind of embarrassing. >> robert patton inson in the spotlight, and the movie awards. we will have highlights from hollywood. >> sulaiman brown is set to testify today. we will let you know about the truth that he says he has against vincent gray's campaign.

then we'll bring in the chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers to help us sort out whether pakistan, where we've pour billions of dollars, is a friend or secretly working against us. it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. and welcome to "face the nation." the republican leader mitch mcconnell joins us this morning from louisville, kentucky. senator, you've seen by now the pictures of the speaker of the house and the president playing golf yesterday. do you think anything will come out of that? is that... do you think it will help break this gridlock we've got here in washington? >> well, it couldn't do any harm. i assume they let the president win.

rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding this time. i want to at the outset congratulate him on a great job on this bill. he and his terrific staff have worked long and hard along with the subcommittee members to produce, i think, a star of a bill. so on your maiden voyage, mr. chairman, congratulations on a good job. and to mr. bishop and the minority members of the subcommittee, including my distinguished cohort, mr. dicks, ranking on the full committee, we've all worked together on this and we appreciate the collegial atmosphere as mr. bishop has said that has governed this proceeding. so i rise in support of this act . colleagues on both sides of the aisle agree that our nation's service members, their families, our veterans deserve the greatest quality of care and support for their service and their sacrifices. this bill funds the most pressing needs in a timely manner while also acknowledging the urgent need to reign in federal spending -- iranian in federal spending during a time of historically high and dangerous deficits. this

on allopathic will play a local favorite andy murray friend joe well for each song that will face roger federer after beating down. in the previous round of it i'll take a rising star from australia. and in the meantime russia's former world number one tennis player and two time grand slam champion catholic off has now been crowned russia's golf champion the national championship in the moscow region comes in but out of reports on the story of one man who triumphed in two different sports. the twentieth national tournament may go down in history as one of the most interesting so far in the woodlands there was a first ever hole in one by murray you cannot count on the second day but there was no surprise in the overall can petition where matter either channel is still the biggest name in russia the twenty five year old dominated on the greens from the very beginning showing solidly however the first russian to achieve full time membership on the leader's european tour did give her opponents if you chances on

we'll show you third seated roger federer, and not disappointing in the fourth french open final. fourth set, at 5-5, and natal wins the first two sets. federer rally from a 4-2 third set deficit to win 7-5 and force a fourth set. and nadal dominated that set. match point and federer's return goes long. nadal drops to his knees. a sixth french own for him tieing borg's record. and that was on the red clay. >>> and today brad keselowski ending a winless streak so he'll be doing celebrating today. >> i love watching nadal and federer. >> watching them back and forth. that's the best. >>> that does it for us tonight at 6:00. we'll see you tonight at 10:00 and for the news edge at 11:00. good night.   

only russian remaining could be leaving soon as he faces six time champion and wimbledon favorite roger federer usual suspects and that does djokovic and murray also in action on this busy monday. as are the other eight contenders including phil it's not a lot to sort of doubt andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further in the draw on the lowly ranked a look at school but stands in the way. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star donating all the points in grains x. world number one a two time grand slam champion you gainey has been crowned russia's gold champion for the next year at least got the look of answered the national championships as

hoy apareció un reporte que ha cautivado "titulares" de prensa peruana y son declaración del ex rogernta recibió dinero en efectivos por parte del gobierno de venezuela para financiar su campaña, humala a rechazado esto ante los medios internacionales luego lo hizo con nosotros señalando que esto no es cierto que es una estrategia por parte su rival para desvirtuar su campaña. keiko fujimori ha dicho que se trata de una persona que tiene pues una gran credibilidad hablando de roger noriega un hombre que había invitado hace unos meses a votar por keiko fujimori, un hombre que ha estado enfrentando aed chavismo. ollanta humala nos ha dicho que su gobierno no se parece al gobierno de venezuela y que no habrá- reelección que todo lo que se dice en torno a su persona es mentira primero veremos qué pasa el domingo y si ambos candidatos cumplen con sus promesas. >>> te esperamos rogelio en enfoque en una edición especial. >>> gracias rogelio. >>> nos vamos a méxico donde tragedia impunidad son las palabras que mejor resumen el incendio que mató en una escuela a decenas de niños hoy un docume

defending champion rafael nadal successfully completing his much against beating him in three sets roger federer is taking on knowledge and time veteran. so cool water as we speak and he's leading by . already that plan will be followed by the noble drop in which against all those but that is where she called number one meanwhile sees the sea dragon sold and go up against a tone which arrives after williams i'm curious and so almost vertical so want it is something. in the meantime the lies had to be switched on that something called for the andy murray vs upon the british fixture on friday evening the creation bertram forcing being counted for sad by winning the second but mori showed suitable boys to take the crucial for tiebreaker and set up. and the council will be in for a very sharp the scare on monday. the biggest upset in the mazda also far occurred

usually booking his place in the last sixteen after taking care of nicolas almagro in four sets it is roger federer next for him six time wimbledon champ and self interest continuing this steamroller competition the twenty nine year old in the fourth round after sweeping aside david nalbandian six four six two six one tennis great machine if not too low but cricket legend sachin tendulkar enjoying another clinical display by the swiss maestro. the real problem for the fending champion rafael nadal either the world number one moving to tie break before walloping miller to love in the deciding set seven six seven six six of the. world over to novak djokovic shot

only russian remaining could be leaving soon as he faces six side champion and wimbledon favorite roger federer the usual suspects and the dull djokovic and murray also in action on a busy monday. as are the other eight contenders including phillips and a lot of us were knocked out andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further into the draw on the lowly rank to look at school but stands in the weight. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star terminating on the continent greens x. world number one and two time grand slam champion new guinea filmic of has been crowned russia's golf channel. well the next year at least i got to look up and

you've--you're joined by janis ian and roger mcguinn and richie havens. i started this because-- i started my label called wildflower records, and i thought, "what could i do that would be fun "that would draw some artists together "who have the same kind of take on--on-- "are dissimilar in the-- in the sense "that there's a lot of contrast "but who've done music or that music that pleases me or songs that i knew before or hopefully will"-- next year we'll start doing some-- some singers and songwriters that people don't know quite so well-- a little younger, a little edgier perhaps. but this year, our first-- our first year of the wildflower festival--2001-2002-- we've done concerts all over the country with janis and with tom paxton and with roger mcguinn and richie havens and leon redbone. it's great, you know. i get to sit backstage and listen to the hostage and freedom and seventeen and turn, turn, turn. so it's been very exciting for me to be able to do that. and how are the audiences responding? oh, they're wonderful. also, they're audiences of all

congressman mike rogers is the chairman of the house intelligence committee.s in our chicago bureau this morning. he is from michigan, of course. congressman, you just heard what a very influential democrat in the house chuck schumer said. he says that things are in good enough shape right now in afghanistan that we can make a major withdrawal of our forces from there. where do you come down on that? >> i don't know what he's looking at. i must have missed that particular brief. we are in a very, very precarious place in afghanistan right now. what it seems to me is is there's a political solution that is trying to find a military component to it versus the other way around. we need to apply a military solution to our problem there and then talk about it to the american public. and i think this administration's weakness is they want to have those successes. i think they truly do want to keep america safe but they want to do it politically first and then find the military component. we need to flip that around. they need to be able the come to the american peop

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ann marie rogers -- good afternoon, supervisors. this legislation would increase the height limit by 15 feet to label products with substantial public benefits. the project is approved by the plant commission would demolish their rundown can existing building and building new mixed use project. this project would, as the supervisor concluded, a ford up to 52 minutes of affordable housing and a program to include child care and a gymnasium. at least 24 of the units would be for low-income housing and another 24 would be for the project as proposed. allowing for density and height bonuses for projects that would be affordable housing. in the development, including design and uses, consistent with the plan for policy planning occurs, particularly with regard to the size, density, and need for affordable housing. regarding public comment, staff would like to acknowledge that in the spring of 2007 this project was proposed with 110 units. records at that time indicate 250 letters of support. prior to the hearing we have opposition to the