. >>> it appears oakland's john russo is moving next door.russo has reached an agreement to become the new city manager of alameda. the alameda city council is set to consider russo's contract next tuesday. it would be up to the oakland city council to name russo's replacement. >>> the big buzz is the weather. and we're all looking forward to the weekend. bill martin is here to tell us why. >> one of the nicest weekends we've had in a while with temperatures in the mid-70s, maybe low eight 80s. i have gusts to 25 miles per hour. i have gusts to 18. that's typical for this time of year. then we have some gusts out there toward alameda up to 22 miles per hour out at the old naval station. we have clouds, very few of them. mostly clear as we go out tonight. breezy in the inland bay valleys. it was cold this morning, it'll be cold again tomorrow morning. you will notice it. saturday morning, and then daytime highs come up. we're looking at mid-70s. sunny skies, next week temperatures into the 80s. overnight in santa rosa 40. 36 in napa. 42 in val

the city of alameda says john russo has accepted a contract for $150,000. he will become the city manager. the alameda city council must still approve the deal. the oakland city council must now pick a replacement to serve the remainder of russo's term. >>> and a look to the party's future in washington. today some of the 3,000 delegates elected officials and guests stopped by the convention. party officials say democrats are proud of sweeping all nine state seats last year including governor and lieutenant governor: now the focus is on the upcoming national election. >> we know it's a difficult year coming ahead trying to retake the house. trying to reelect senator feinstein and reelect president obama. >> california is home to the largest democratic party. >>>-- it was found in a memo to employees dated december 31st 2007, it orders workers to write all records in permanent ink. it says the regulators promised documents would be written in nonerasable ink. >>> unreasonable, that's what legislators are calling the latest health insurance rate hike. the age

joining us now, tom russo of gardner russo & investments. berkshire is a top holding at his investment firm. nice to have you with us. >> nice to see you. >> susie: what's the next thing that's going to happen? do you think that there could be legal action taken against david sokol? >> i don't really know whether it will lead to that. i do know that this is tragedyic. it's a tragic situation. a person's career on the side rails, and really the audit committee today, i think, put clearly forth what the standards of conduct are within berkshire. and whether or not there was insider trading or whether this was a misleading transaction is really not the whole story. the whole story today was that the audit committee said that there are procedures recovered prifred individuals in berkshire like david that require a person to receive approval of before they can trade. this is something that's quite important. >> susie: the timing on this is really interesting, because on saturday barren buffet is going to meet with thousands of berkshire share hol

russo would earn a base salary of 215,000 dollars. if approved by the council next tuesday would he start in june. it's been rumored that russo would leave his post as oakland city attorney after mayor kwan hired an advisor who is an opponent of had proposed gang injunction. >> quite a few people saw the smokey fire off highway 6 80 in walnut creek this evening. we were overhead as firefighters ripped open the roof at the town house on rock lane. no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> and firefighters are still trying to determine the cause of a major apartment building fire in antioch this morning. it broke out around 6:00 a.m. near the intersection of 20th and many 8 street. 2 story building has retail space on the ground floor and apartment units on the second floor. no injuries reported there as well. >>> well now to the big money and big oil. profit for the major companies totalled 34 billion dollars in the first quarter of this year. just as pump praises head toward record legal. san ramone base chevron announ

the news ends months of speculation about russo's departure.elected city attorney, has butted heads with mayor jean quan over a proposed gang injunction that he supports. the oakland city council is expected to select a replacement to fill the rest of russo's term. >> mark: wall street rainout dow jones up 59 points, earning season still full swing, word that chevron reporting a rise in first quarter profits, quarterly earnings this morning up 36%. the company receiving higher prices for the oil it produces, and made more money from refining that oil. results topping expectations $2 billion on the quarter. >> darya: we will be right back in a couple of minutes. are you rooting for the sharks tonight joanne will be at game 1 at the second game candiotti h-p pavilion courtesy of kron 4. a pair of tickets to games to sharks taking on the red wings and again go to kron 4 all, or facebook.-- >> mark: of look as video coming in. president barack obama during the damage in alabama. search and rescue operation continues this morning the death toll clos

. >> the city council is expected to approve a contract to hire john russo as the new general manager. the contract would pay him a base salary of $215,000. speculation arose that he will leave his post after the mayor opposed to his gang injunctions . >> san jose police officered offered to take a cut in order to save jobs. officers would receive 80 percent of the pay down from 90 percent when they retire. they also would not get paid for unused sick leave and vacation days. some officers would get laid off and demoted as san jose try to close a damage deficit. >> the cinco demayo parade is cancelled. that event was held in san jose for 3decades . the economy and high cost of the computer presence made it unaffordable. they have been tangling over the cost when violence broke out. it drew 400,000 people that year. the mexican independence day in september has been cancelled. >> chevron corporation the first quarter rose. it is a series of strong earnings reports. they sold their price for $89 a barrel in the last quarter compared to 71 years ago. >> that led to a increase in profits.

russo is leaving his job to take this alameda job. the job comes with a $150,000 a year base salary. >>> and for the first time in many years, san francisco will not be holding its cinco de mayo celebration. 100 entries are made including dancers and floats. but the group organizing the event said funds are dwindling. >> it's an opportunity for us here to be able to share with the larger community a positive representation of mexican culture. >> due to the security, the permits, you name it. it's very expensive. the cost runs about $90,000. >>> tonight ktvu will take a very special look at its first of its kind monument now being created by an oakland artist. it's called remember them champion for humanity. features the faces of those who helped others. this fall it'll be put on display in oakland. our documentary hosted by mike and myself premiers on ktvu this weekend and starts tonight. first airs at 8:00 tonight on ktvu. the humanitarians include cesar chavez and amalou. >>> and the capital didn't have to go too far to find food fo

[applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very historic occasion. and it was all made possible by this fine collection of people to my right whom i've introduced by name and now let me ask the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, a man who chaired the historic meeting where the vote count was done without the assistance of our folk who normally count votes which is kind of the way i prefer to have votes counted in elections. you get better results. the president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [applause] president chiu: good afternoon. so mayor brown, i want to tell you the score of the game upstairs. two numbers. 11 to zero. [applause] this is an historic moment for san francisco. and i want to first start by thanking my colleagues at the board of supervisors. we may not -- please clap for them. we may not always agree. but on this great man

now the city of alameda is confirming that john russo is to be the new city manager. it comes with a $215,000 base celery. they must -- salary. they must still sign off on this. >>> homeowners are skeptical about a city plan to save their homes hid by mudslide. these are two of the six homes where the hillside gave way. the city wants to put piers in the hillside to save the homes n . return they are asked to sign a waiver agreeing not to file future lawsuits against the city. some are skeptical fearing that the metal rods will not prevent further erosion. >>> investigators now say it could be months before they know what caused an explosion this week at a santa rosa high- tech plant. a worker was cleaning equipment on tuesday when a chemical flash flared up. he remanipulates in critical condition with burn -- remains in critical condition with burns to his face and torso. gas likely sparked the blast. several investigations are underway and the officials will look at if he followed regulation on the use of hazardous materials. >>> a 40 second cell phone video, posted

mere two hundred nieces should be small and staff feel pretty saving for a not flight to call for russo were found christmas ironically because the delegation led by the president was due to attend the seventieth anniversary of the cantina massacre when a with twenty thousand poles were killed by soviet soldiers something over the soviet union had previously denied to that event was to be a real milestone in the easing of previously tense russia polish relations but since that tragic plane crash we have seen a very public and very united outpouring of grief from both sides with the leaders from both countries stressing that they want to very much keep the polish and russian relationship on track and to day on monday we are expecting the presidents of both russia and poland invaded in the world to come here to small ends to attend a working lunch before coming to the crash site said she was tens of commemoration service their speeches will be held as we understand they said presently set of flowers days and then they too will move on to the size of the kitty memorial the interstate aviat

and while dello russo reels of from the w. attack extremist views find a safe haven in an unexpected place finish authorities or ignore the promotion of terrorism under their nose within the country's capital harboring a website which openly supports attacks in russia and. italy says it's going to accept tens of thousands of new refugees from unstable arab countries straining a border control laws which of the limited. pro-government forces in libya have denied claims that they are using illegal cluster bombs against of the rebels as fighting continues in of and of misrata many question the effectiveness of the u.n. sanction the no fly zone war veterans in the u.s. are also warning that the nato led coalition has been using the depleted uranium in its strikes a substance with long term residual effects including cancer and birth defects you may find some of the images are going to change accounts report was triggering. these leave young men cheer on top of a tank hit by coalition forces unaware of the silent killer they could

this week's top stories here in r.t. a terror attack shakes the capital dello russo as a metro blast kills thirteen and injures hundreds the authorities claim they know who was behind the bombing. has been one based web site slammed for supporting one of the world's most wanted terrorist is again in the spotlight as its editor of goes on trial but not on charges related to extremism. also this hour the russian presidential race for two thousand and twelve draws nearer but not clear at prime minister putin tries to quell the hike over whether he's in the running. and the arab unrest echoes in europe as a massive influx of immigrants sparks a rally in the e.u. after italy offer of tens of thousands of residency permits. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program the week started with tragedy in valorous when a deadly blast struck the metro in the capital minsk thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated at a station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president luka

in the russian capital and while dello russo reels from the deadly attack extremist views find a safe haven in an unexpected place finish the worries ignore the promotion of terrorism out of their nose with the country's capital harboring a website which openly supports attacks in russia that report on its way this out. why don't we in britain decide ourselves how many people come in every year as the u.k. says it wants to stem the tide of immigrants one every piece as it's brussels and not one but in charge of who gets a break that's coming your way later this hour. pro-government forces in libya have denied claims that they are using illegal cluster bombs against the rebels as fighting continues in and i'm as a writer many question the effectiveness of the u.n. sanctions no fly zone war veterans in the u.s. are also claiming that the nato led coalition has been using depleted uranium in its strikes a substance with long term residual effects including cancer and birth defects and warning you may find some images in reported this true. these leave young men cheer on top of a tank hit

world leads to a utopian scramble to secure its energy future exports however warm the old school russo phobia could cost you as it looks to develop more expensive alternatives to russian energy also. the u.s. is being accused of failing to protect hundreds of thousands of child prostitutes by ignoring the problem activists say the government is more likely to help those at risk instead of stepping in to help. and ethnically cleanse one of britain's largest gypsy communities is being booted out of its decades old home it's all because of complaints that they're an eyesore his presence is driving down property prices. so i've often now it's all about german beer sausages and a culture but here in the russian capital moscow is next. hello good in target and welcome on this week's bus while program we're taking a look at german influence and culture here in the russian capital that's where countries have had strong links for centuries and battles the size so the positive connections between the two are only apparent so joining a lot of anger is as we start this next program here at the gut

we know at this moment of at least two high profile defections the country's foreign minister mr mr russo koussa is currently in london where he is meeting with british officials despite the fact that they say they will not grant him immunity and then mr ali abdul salam tricky he's also a former foreign minister of libya he was also an ambassador to the united nations where he served a term as president of the general assembly has also announced his departure now there can be no doubt that this is a psychological blow to the gadhafi regime certainly what we're hearing from london is that the regime is on the verge of crumbling but here in tripoli the government has actually laughed off these kind of suggestions of defections when questioned about what is the depiction of the foreign minister the country's spokesperson mr mousavi put him said that this was an old man he was exhausted he was suffering from diabetes and he actually approached the government for a leave of absence in which he could seek treatment it would not mr receiver him say that they have gone to the foreign ministers an

organizations raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last cycle and it's to play to is literally run by russo and martians in sacramento to hear from people go yeah i understand that scott walker the koch brothers lapdog in wisconsin the governor is gauge a little cronyism. well i've been i think referring to tonight when there's an election in wisconsin for the state supreme court i actually i was thinking about the appointment that he made of the drunken son of oh yes as donors there's a lot of cronyism going on since he did it and yet this is really remarkable that he appointed you know a son of one of his big campaign donors to an eighty six thousand dollars a year position and this guy didn't doesn't have a college degree didn't clean. college has to drop in driving records. you see the convictions on his record so you know clearly not qualified for this and he's overseeing environmental and you know consumer safety regulations so you know you can decide for yourself what you think is called yeah i'll go to the recall efforts in wisconsin you know they just filed their first recall effor

rene russo. from "bridesmaids," ellie kemper, author and former vice daughter kristin gore. kenneth branagh, also from "thor," thor himself, chris hemsworth. the latest "dancing with the stars" castoff, the new national school scrabble champions who i will face and conquer. and sir anthony hopkins. we'll also have music from calexico and k.d. lang and the siss boom bang. our first guest is a stunningly beautiful and emmy-nominated actress. she is a former univison hostess, who's married to a former al bundy on the extremely exception amly funny show "modern family." watch it wednesday nights at 9:00 right here on abc. please say hello to sofia vergara. [ cheers and applause ] >> hola! hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really ran out here. was that to avoid us staring at you? >> i was running? no. >> jimmy: a little bit. can i ask you to please keep your eyes up here when we're talking? thank you. >> look at the handsome crowd you have. >> jimmy: thank you. [ applause ] >> okay, i keep the eyes over there, but you keep them away from here. >> jimmy: i'm going to aim for your scalp

according to the san francisco chronicle john russo wants to take action against a gang in east oakland. preliminary injunction has been in place in north oakland for nearly a year. similar court order for the fruitvale neighborhood is now winding its way through the courts. >>> supporters of proposition 8 today filed a motion to nullify the verdict that could legalize same sex marriage in californi california. judge walker declared proposition 8 unconstitutional last summer. but now the supporters claim walker public acknowledgement that he's gay and has a long-term partner is grounds for over turning his decision. they say walker should have removed himself from the case because of conflict of interes interest. >>> tonight police are looking for a daring and dangerous bank robber. he stormed into a bank this morning and fired a shot just to show that he was serious. it happened at branch of the chase bank in san jose near camden avenue. corina has the story. >>reporter: police led bank employee and customers out of the chase branch single file. some still so shaken by the robbery they

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reliance on the department of other major figures of the time, david hume, keynes, adam ferguson, russo, edinburg the statute is just outside, all of these players to into the story, allowing the reader to make sense of the complicated constellation of stars that made up the scottish enlightenment. while professor phillipson has done i think is explained in clear and this can be emphasized too much, readable prose, smith's project as it found expression in the lectures he gave and the sec road, in a learned society join, the french he kept and, of course, the two books that he published. in philipson sans smith becomes a social scientist. a brilliant mind trying to understand what institutions are that lead to human happiness and flourishing, combined with the generosity of soul that smith had as a person severely committed to using his discoveries to help remove obstacles to the well being of the common man. it is an inspiring story. i say that in all sincerity. it's skillful telling justifies recommend that you read it. since part of my duty as a commentor is to point out and criticiz

season end with johnny lawrence handing ralph the mirror ball trophy and saying, "you're all right, la russo jimmy: that is some punishment. [ cheers and applause ] just -- goes to show, doesn't matter what you sing, as long as you sing from the heart or bladder. apparently that's a boy singing, by the way. the guy in the white robe is either god or gandalf, i can't tell which one. we looked into it, and somehow, the kelly family, that family has sold more than 20 million albums. that's more than rihanna has sold, by the way. people love songs about bed wetting, i guess. and you have to hand it to the lead singer this kid, angelo. he may have only been 9 years odd, but he really really knows how to bring it home. ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sing it over and over in the hopes that maybe it will stop happening. it's his mantra. that would be a good song for r kelly to cover. [ laughter ] and he's a kelly, to

. >> rene russo. >> the way we get off on tangents on this show is incredible. i wonder about tiger. are you rooting for him? are you rooting against him? do you care? >> i guess a lot of people are indifferent right now. >> i think it's fascinating to watch wherever you come down. one thing i will say is i don't think you can forget about phil mickelson, though. i think phil may come on strong here over the weekend. i know you're going to be watching every single day. >> yes. >> i know all of the things that you're talking about are going to happen. >> would you rather see the young kid win this thing or would you rather see tiger? >> no, i think the young kid. i'm interested to see how tiger comes back. because he hasn't been playing very well lately. >> making his push. >> everybody has researched the masters here. >> the other guy to watch is fred couples. 52 years old. awesome guy. >> you bet. experts from a leading consumer publication recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents and they rated finish quantum number one, beating the competition. and no

also in the upper left-hand corner in december 2009 is where agent russo was shot. we believe it was the same group of bandits that shot both agents. so if i can expand that just slightly, if you'll think about nogalas as a horseshoe, it is covered on the west by public land, it is covered by the east on public land, and it is all mountains. and the reason the alien smugglers use that is because when they have the high ground, they have the tactical advantage. they can see the border patrol coming and the border patrol has to go to them. and the only way they can do that is on foot. horses won't work in that area. because in some of those places, to transverse them, you have to go on your hands and knees, it's that steep. i hope that answers your question. >> thank you. and more detail that i have. mr. kildee, i'm over here. i have a couple more questions. did you have anything else further? >> no. i have no further questions. >> chaffetz? >> let me ask two more questions. then i'll -- we'll let you know. let me do the first one for mr. wood and mr. taylor. in the l

also in the upper left hand corner in december 2009 is where agent russo was shot, we believe it was the same group of bandits shooting both agents. if i can expand that just slightly, if you think about nogalis as a horseshoe, it's covered by the west and east by public land, and it's all mountains. the reasons the alien smugglers use that because when they have the high ground, they have the tactical advantage. they can see the border patrol coming, and the border patrol has to go to them, and the only way they can do that is on foot. horses won't work in that area because in some of those places to traverse them, you have to go on your hands and knees it's that steep. i hope that answers your question. >> thank you, more details than i have. mr.kildee, did you have further questions? >> no. >> senator chaffetz? >> [inaudible] >> we'll let you go here after a few more questions actually. in a letter to dhs regarding the wildlife refuge, the fish and wildlife service asked the patrol to cut signs near the refuge. can you explain to us what sign cutting is and why it's an important t