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i want to mention, i worked with ronnie in the past very successfully. i fund raised for $24,000 to pay for the 12 unit that is the park and rec staff participated in child development. we did not have the money in our budget to do that. i felt that it was important to have in good faith, child development course work at st. mary's recreation center and -- i -- there was a -- a positive experience and i wanted to continue to do that kind of shared programming. so -- >> let me ask you one more question then. that is -- from a timing standpoint for your program, as i saw a long e-mail trace over almost a year and a half on this issue with city college, i got the impression you needed to know last june that the he's wasn't going to be extended so that you could -- you could move out and -- so, am i assuming correctly that we have long passed the date that you could find -- that you would -- you would terminate the services or when -- when do you take up again with classes? city college is a large place. >> i went there. >> okay. >> there have been people in

ronny finally got it done. >> getting his first win in over a year. can't you tell?akes the funny car final. top final. pulls away at over 317 miles per hour beating tony shumiatcher. >>> charles barkley doing a lot better in the eating contest than in the golf coast. sir charles decided to play left handed. >> it is a work in progress. but at least i can relax and try to swing the club. i have hit more good shots left handed than i hit in the last year. >> an eight iron. >> barkley finished dead last. >> that is stephen curry making his debut. warrior point guard finished tied with a quarterback. third career win in lake tahoe. >>> john miller tonight on "game day" going into the hall of fame and very well deserved. the guy has really been breaking most of the news, marcus thompson will be in studio to talk about the new warriors ownership as we get set for a new reign over in oakland and at the coliseum. >> will it be a better team to watch? >> can't be much worse. under chris they only made one playoff in i think 16 years. the bar is not raised very high. but they

rockies and marlins tied at 2-2 in the ninth, and ronny paulino sends everybody home with an rbi single. marlins win it, 3-2. pitcher josh johnson with 11 strikeouts. >>> the yankees' alex rodriguez is one swing closer to his 600th home run. he belted number 599 against the royals, surprise, surprise. yankees beat k.c., 10-4. >>> to seattle, david ortiz won last week's home run derby, but things, well, could have been different if ichero was roaming the outfield then. big poppy with a shot to right, and ichiro on his horse. leaping at the wall, robbing ortiz of the homer. so nice, you've got to see it twice. >>> and, finally, to baltimore, twins and orioles, first baseman ty wigginton appears to tag out j.j. hardy as he slides back to first, but the ump sees it differently, calls hardy safe, and wigginton wigs out. he is ejected. out comes manager juan samuel. joining in on the fun. he, too, sent to the showers, and the fans gave samuel a standing ovation, probably the only standing "o" in baltimore this year. the o's suffer their league worst, 65th loss. twins prevail, 5-0. that's your

their domestic league goalless draw with penury at the weekend and in a cup defeat to kluge and coach ronnie levy isn't exactly upbeat it's. not just the. really good players. difficult to play against. but this is a. good player but this is the worst that can get. if he thinks his side are up against experiment thought for welsh league side the new saints day they face belgian champions and elect and will play them that rex's racecourse crown because their own stadium only holds two thousand fans are you saying this did play liverpool four years ago in the champions league and also manchester united in the cup seven years ago and going to nice game relishing the chance to another big no. bigger than the whole league. i think. what a game to be involved in a tremendous that's a great history of the club and. we've just got to enjoy the cage and make sure we don't let ourselves down as well as they must be quietly confident on paper at least it is a mismatch with and elect having won six european titles in the past but of course their manager points out being favorites doesn't guarantee anyth

the ronald reagan cabinet room and when we make decisions we think first o about what would ronnie have done. >> reagan's 100th birthday will be february 6th of next year. a second bill creates a commission to created a reagan centennial celebration. >>> tonight a controversial cocaine law signed during reagan's presidency is headed to president obama's desk with major revisions. congress passed the "fair sentencing act" today narrows the divide for possession of crack and powder cocaine. that measures alters a nearly 25-year-old law that puts a person convicted of crack cocaine possession behind bars with for the same as amount of 100 times cocaine. it's used by a disproportionate law of black users so they have concerns about discrimination. >>> we're learning that the man who owns "trader joe's" died. he was 88 years old. forbesranked him the 36th richest person in the world. he bought trader joes in 1979 and expanded to 340 stores in 25 states. he had remained fairly reclusive since he was kidnapped in 1971 and held for ransome for 17 days. >>> and we'll behtk wacitacht wh the most

following a gold stroll with and judy at the weekend and i look super cup defeat to kluge and coach ronnie levy isn't exactly upbeat i think. not just the best most of the best coach very good player is. very difficult to play against. but this is i would like you. to play in the best but this is the worst that you can get. better he thinks his side of the underdogs spare a thought for a welsh league side to the new saints they're playing host to belgian champions and elect and will face them at rex's racecourse ground because their own stadium only holds two thousand fans the saints did play liverpool four years ago in the champions league manchester united in the away for cup seven is a guy going to choose the night's game relishing the chance to play another big name to play budget less probably bigger than the whole league i would say but you know i think what it was a game to be involved in was a tremendous a great history of the club and in our thing you know we've just got to enjoy the cage and make sure we don't last as well alice randall let's they must be quite confident on paper

different joel stiffer and each different color base but what does unite all base people is sail off ronnie however day pace if you hurdles when it comes to jogging in moscow many people just don't understand what makes you what makes you not why you're running and like life can be fun why should i join and all this stuff but still want to move the other one monthly an all star team to work with the parents with the runners understand that this is not true so this will just you know some thoughts behind them in order to change people's attitudes sportswear firm nike has opened ten running clubs in moscow sparks when you athletes can get professional opinion and some wise advice. when you're on the asphalt or in the park there is a big risk of getting injured which we can recommend to all around us some special shoes and give a few tips about this technique piece foundation is trying to prove running can be easy and exciting for everyone from the very young to olympic medalists put it on the sabbath of course so do most of my running indoors but i enjoy running in parks as well there's a ver

in the two years ronnie white here and kitty been tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were very adamant about cutting me off on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and for being in israel and she and making that choice right now israeli parliamentarians are considering a law that will require prospective israeli citizens to declared loyalty to israel as a jewish democratic state i would be israelis are furious most refuse to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them. here are t. jeff. breakthroughs in treating aids have been attracting much attention at an international conference on the disease in vienna but activists have also been trying to highlight the need for universal access to treatment campaigners continue to protest demanding more rights for those with a child in aids a complaint has been lodged against the u.s. at the united nation

in the two years ronnie white here and bin tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were. very adamant about cutting me on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and being in it and making that choice right now israeli parliamentarians are considering and it will be quiet perspective israeli citizens to israel as a jewish democratic state i would be furious most refused to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them. when i. was head of the center for victims of crime and academic college and also political journalist an analyst gideon levy and here's what they had to say. i'm not so sure about it personally i think that this case has been blown out of potion entirely because the court to emphasize the fact that the sure prison is to be single when he was married not sure then the court tenses science to such a claim to be too and the real question is wheth

in the two years ronnie white here and kitty been tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were very adamant about cutting me off on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and for being an inch and making that choice right now the israeli parliament considering it will require prospective israeli citizens to teach as a jewish democratic state i would be furious most refused to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them. earlier we spoke to two experts with deferring views on the case done a poor guy she was the head of the center for victims of crime and easy thinks the verdict is fair and israeli political journalists and analyst gideon levy who disagrees. i don't think it could have been different the service case the president that we heard lust here was say jewishness a prominent. who misled serry fluor. or no injury women into believing that he wo

perhaps he should go down to ronnie scotts to cheer himself up. [laughter] >> can i congratulate the prime minister for instead of listening to his new partner listening to his mother. because in the election he told us that his mother was a magistrate. and that she told him magistrates need the powers of short sentences. quite often it is the right thing for somebody not to listen to their new partner but to listen to their mother. so i'm glad he's done this on that occasion. [laughter] >> can i turn to something else mentioned in the election campaign. in the election campaign he said, any minister who came to him with cuts to front line services -- he said, and i quote will be sent straight back to their department to go away and think again. does that apply to the home secretary? >> well, first of all, can i say in my experience there's very few people more cheerful than the lord chancellor. he's celebrating his 40th anniversary in this house. he likes to -- he likes to point out he was elected before the counselor of exchequer was actually bo

threatened force them to break their relations with in the two years ronnie white here and kitty been tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were very adamant about cutting me off on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and for being in israel and making that choice right now the israeli parliament aliens are considering a law that will be quiet prospective israeli citizens to the kid oil to israel as a jewish democratic state i would be furious most refused to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them. r.t. . police in southern russia claim they've killed two suspected militants of attacking a hundred lecturing plant on wednesday two security guards were killed when gunmen stormed the facility and knocked out two generators the same time nader is of all reports from the republic of korea. it's been reported that the militants leader the who was

in the two years ronnie white here and kitty been tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were very adamant about cutting me off on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and being in israel and shit and making that choice right now israeli parliamentarians are considering a law that will require perspective israeli citizens to declared loyalty to israel as a jewish democratic state i would be israelis are furious most refuse to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them police here r.t. jeff. a moscow court has delayed its verdict on thirteen people accused of murder and race hate crimes four of the defendants will have to undergo psychiatric tests before the final decision is made the groups accused of ethnically motivated killings and terrible if found guilty members could face life in jail investigators claim the gang was part of an ultra national

in the two years ronnie white here and kitty been tata have been together they've never been physically threatened he's muslim she's jewish but they're not thinking about leaving israel because they say it's simply too difficult on other levels and when my family found out they were very adamant about cutting me off on every level. for acting as a traitor to everybody and for being an inch and making that choice right now israeli parliamentarians are considering a law it will be quiet prospective israeli citizens to declared loyalty to israel as a jewish democratic state i would be israelis are furious most refused to swear allegiance to a state they believe explicitly excludes and marginalizes them. jeff. now that case focused on race is a conflict of culture and religion but what if we expanded it what if we looked outside of israel and simply asked whether whining to get sex in general should be considered as a right just think about men and women are both guilty perhaps not telling the whole truth before happen in a better but where is across the line where does it go from sexual se

perhaps he should go down to ronnie scott's to cheer himself up.laughter] may i congratulate the prime minister on, instead of listening to his new partner, listening to his mother? in the election he told us that his mother was a magistrate and that she told him that magistrates needed the power of short sentences. quite often, it is the right thing for somebody not to listen to their new partner but to listen to their mother, so i am glad that he has done that on this occasion. [laughter] i turn to something else mentioned in the election campaign. in the election campaign,the prime minister said that any minister who comes to him with cuts to front-line services, and i quote, "will be sent straight back to their department to go away and think again." does that apply to the home secretary? >> first, may i say that in my experience there are very few people more cheerful than the lord chancellor. >> hear hear. >> he is celebrating his 40th anniversary in this house, and he likes to point out that he was elected before the chancellor of the excheq

is this ronnie in florida? is this chris or ronnie? caller: why did you cut him off? host: actually did not. caller: yes, you did. i did not know what he said -- host: we had an offensive earlier caller. that is why we did not -- did cut some of for that reason. certainly we welcome calls that are productive to the discussion. what we are talking about is the website wikileaks produced documents on the afghanistan war and a handful of news organizations that access to the material a month ago and others looked at it last night and got reacting -- and are reacting to it today. let us look at some of the details that have come out in these reports. this is one from september 3, 2009. incident report of a mistake and air strike. it details what may have actually happened there according to people on the ground. somerville, georgia. independent column. caller: i would like to thank c- span and wikileaks. we've got an actual source of data and an open forum to discuss it. going back to "the washington post" news stories, series of stories. i think one of the things that we

pro -- we might see sammi and ronnie rekindle their romance and get married.- we might hear, "with this nipple ring, i thee wed." [ audience groans ] [ laughter ] it's very romantic. pro -- get ready to beat that beat, south beach style. con -- i have no idea what that means. [ laughter ] >> steve: like the diet? >> jimmy: pro -- angelina is back this season. con -- who cares? [ laughter and applause ] i forgot about her from the first one. i didn't even remember. she was in, she left. pro -- mtv carries the show on over 30 countries worldwide. con -- some of those countries have nuclear weapons. [ laughter ] that's not good. and finally -- pro -- the situation coined the popular phrase "gtl" which refers to his pre-clubbing ritual of gym, tan, laundry. con -- his morning-after ritual is "omg an std." [ laughter ] i don't know what that means either. and that's our "pros and cons." we'll be right back with a new episode of "seventh floor west." come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] what would you do for a klondike neapolitan bar? that's ri

ray and ronnie, the ceo of occidental a troll -- petroleum fame in third. >>> there's word that "american producer might return to the show and if so, there's word he will bring in elton john, usher lake and may try to get paula abdul back. he currently produces "so you think you can dance." >>> how is it looking in the south bay? >> a little bit of a late slow downin milpitas, 237, trying to get across there. this morning's commute is not bad on the bay. i think if you are trying to get in the city, now is the time before something happens. >>> let's go to steve. another cool day with a the will of fog and low clouds out there. maybe slightly warmer. what do -- slightly warmer. what do you mean by that? >> it's still going to be a below average day. a little bit warmer through the interior but still very foggy on the coast as we head through the weekend. i'm optimistic on that 8 and 90 -- 88 and 90. >> that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. >> bye now. it's not back-to-school, it's forward to what's next with an hp netbook, samsung reality or lg cosmos for under $20 after reba

perhaps he should go down to ronnie scotts to cheer himself up.aughter] >> can i congratulate the prime minister for instead of listening to his new partner listening to his mother. because in the election he told us that his mother was a magistrate. and that she told him magistrates need the powers of short sentences. quite often it is the right thing for somebody not to listen to their new partner but to listen to their mother. so i'm glad he's done this on that occasion. [laughter] >> can i turn to something else mentioned in the election campaign. in the election campaign he said, any minister who came to him with cuts to front line services -- he said, and i quote will be sent straight back to their department to go away and think again. does that apply to the home secretary? >> well, first of all, can i say in my experience there's very few people more cheerful than the lord chancellor. he's celebrating his 40th anniversary in this house. he likes to -- he likes to point out he was elected before the counselor of exchequer was actually born.

ronnie? caller: the skevb active line. -- the conservative line. credit is the greek to the capitalists, and in the early 199 's, i remember buying a home and getting a mortgagg, and it took me three months to get the mortgage, and the credit they did, they did a credit check behind me and everything, then there was a million mortgage more like jesse jackson who loosened the credit standards. i think that started the loosening of the credit standards where people could get mortgages with no income verification. then i thought people were remortgaging at will, using their home as an a.t.m. machine. so that there, i'm thinking our economy grew so much due to the such ease of credit. then all the sudden the a.t.m. machine or the housing -- the houses reached their limit, people were mortgaged out two times, credit card debt to the max, and all that -- we were filling the demand. they need credit. guest: a couple of things. one is certainly the history of the subprime disaster has many architects, and some of the architects were those that encouraged t

host: you're on with ali floor ronny.caller: i do disagree with all you have to say, sir, but after 9/11 i thought for sure that night we would go ahead and secure the borders. so this issue has been going on for a long time. certainly not the current president's total problem. the problem is, and the discussion hasn't come up is we wish to remain a sovereign nation, a nation of laws. either you're supposed to be here or you're not. now you cannot have your cake and eat it, too, in this life. now there's been a dare lix of duty -- dare election of duty going on throughout the decades, but we want to solve the problem now. not out of meanness or harshness. now when you try to parse out each individual feelings and things that's when we get way off track. guest: i'm trying to talk facts with you. where are we spending our resources and keep our country safe? after the tragedy of 9/11, we put into place hundreds of laws, all talking about enforcement. did that fix the problem of our broken immigration system? no. people who

ronnie? caller: the skevb active line. -- the conservative line. credit is the greek to the capitalists, and in the early 199 's, i remember buying a home and getting a mortgage, and it took me three months to get the mortgage, and the credit they did, they did a credit check behind me and everything, then there was a million mortgage more like jesse jackson who loosened the credit standards. i think that started the loosening of the credit standards where people could get mortgages with no income verification. then i thought people were remortgaging at will, using their home as an a.t.m. machine. so that there, i'm thinking our economy grew so much due to the such ease of credit. then all the sudden the a.t.m. machine or the housing -- the houses reached their limit, people were mortgaged out two times, credit card debt to the max, and all that -- we were filling the demand. they need credit. guest: a couple of things. one is certainly the history of the subprime disaster has many architects, and some of the architects were those that encouraged t

and ronnie and scientists' claims that he was held in the u.s. for a year he says the u.s.ee to be exchanged in a spy swap for three american hikers in custody. in an interview he claims that the agents had an acknowledged that the three americans detained were in deed as spies. washington has called on trying to reduce the him false uc-berkeley drives insisting they were just hikers who strayed across an unmarked border. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. our rooftop camera is showing new low clouds, miles fog around seven cisco and the peninsula. will you back with a closer look at your forecasts a programming change nice because nbc will carry the giants' game we will carry nbc programming this evening. that begins at 8:00 p.m. it will last through tent camp. a special edition of the kron4 news and of our top stories this morning weekend violence in oakland that includes several shootings involving officers one and the latest investigation is into a sniper, a lieutenant with the oakland police department walk

ronnie? caller: the skevb active line. -- the conservative line.e capitalists, and in the early 199 's, i remember buying a home and getting a mortgage, and it took me three months to get the mortgage, and the credit they did, they did a credit check behind me and everything,hen there was a million mortgage more like sse jackson who loosened the credit standards. i think that started the loosening of the credit standards where people could get mortgages with no income verification. then i thought people were remortgaging at will, using their home as an a.t.m. machine. so that there, i'm thinking our economy grew so much due to the such eas of credit. then all the sudden the a.t.m. machine or the housing -- the houses reached their limit, people were mortgaged out two times, credit card debt to the max, and all that -- we were filling the demand. they need credit. guest: a couple of things. one is certainly the history of the subprime disaster has many architects, and some of the architects were those that encouraged the expansion of homeownership i

i remember the day i got to meet ronnie shells from southern mississippi who was the roads commissioner in southern mississippi. the big issue there -- for a lot of it, i needed a translator because there was a heavy accent. [laughter] i was not really getting that. it is all about expanding in. the issue was getting from rural mississippi to jackson. that was the main focus that he was running on. literally, five minutes later, i met the david wu from portland, ore.. and he was an attorney who specialized in software and intellectual property. we were talking about the internet superhighway. those are literally to different kinds of highways. and we talk about coffee and nike and expansion of the suburbs out there. hold on, this is the same country, the same party, and they are on entirely different planets in terms of what they need to do for their constituents and what they want to do -- what they think they're taxed to do when they come to washington. i think it is important to understand when we watch congress work and c-span does that very well and it looks very dysfunctional the

host: you're on with ali floor ronny. calleri do disagree with all you have to say, sir, but after 9/11 i thought for sure that night we would go ahead and secure the borders. so this issue has been going on for a long time. certainly not the current president's total problem. the problem is, and the discussion hasn't come up is we wish to remain a sovereign nation, a nation olaws. either you're supposed to be here or u're not. now you cannot have your cake and eat it, too, in this life. now there's been a dare lix of duty -- dare election of duty going on throughou the decades, but we want to solve the problem now. not out of meanness or harshness. now when you try to parse out each individual feelings and things that's when we get way off track. guest: i'm trying to talk facts with you. here are we spending our resources and keep our country safe? after the tragedy of 9/11, we put into place hundreds of laws, all talking about enforcement. did that fix the problem of our broken immigration system? no. people who desire