samoa now does most of its business with its neighbors.n australia is ten hours ahead of london. and bear with me on the math they're. that means samoa has been conducting most of itz trade with a country that is 21 hours ahead of it. so when it's friday morning in samoa, australian clients are already at the beach on a sunday any saturday. and when the aussies go back to work on monday, the samoans are still at sunday church or whatever they do on sundays. come december 29th, that will all change. samoa will leap forward a day and it will be just three hours ahead of sydney. samoans already that one historic change to align itself with australia in 2009, it switched from driving on the right side of the road as we do to the left side of the road. now they can import cheaper cars from next door. on the one hand, samoa's shift is a story about how economics dictates policy. but it's also a larger narrative about the quiet success of australia. australia's growth rate has averaged nearly 4% for the last two decades, higher than almost every

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. >> i will ask the staff to check in with the western samoa -- soma task force. president olague: i will also check in to start looking at some of the suggestions he had. i am good with the date of july 21. >> that is correct. commissioner moore: i have one question. i have one question with respect to page 3, second bullet point. you are saying that several individual properties were incorrectly zoned and stand out from the properties that surround them. there is no map for us to see that. were those properties which were initial -- which were originally holding back? i do recall we had several properties who had issue with rezoning as we did it. there were lots of discussions on the type of new zoning categories. i would just like for my own edification like to know which parcel, if you know by any chance. we do have a map. it is pretty sketchy, the parcels we are talking about resuming. -- rezoning. that is because there were turned into condos. it is divided into how many condos are created and the original block number disappears, in effect. we had rezoned t

champions are all being left at home to combine so will while sports night she had a successful visit to samoa where they beat fellow strugglers. soup zero. zero part one of this eighteen month long season is now over let me just remind you that russia is switching to and i thought some spring calendar ends once it's well meaning that the premier league will be in sync with the rest of europe the top eight sides will battle for the title in the spring and if those play all sorts of beheld melts these things will be in the qantas is scar and first is a need for our second informs you know more are in third and she led by a world champion or a vertical assigned for three because on fifth rookie school buy in six and another to moscow it seems starts off by looking at the close out the group. i were to rugby sevens now where england claimed their second european grand prix series win in a row the english proved to be the best side of the moscow events which was held over the weekend with host russia only claiming seventh place robert more than on his more. for the seventh time the rugby sevens co

sports had a successful visit to samoa where they beat fellow strugglers cream yes a bit of both goals coming in the first half odd nods a year of age took advantage of a goalkeeping mistake putting their rebound into the net for one nil then another mistake this time by queen defender allowed our send a shot off to double the school all three points away from home. the now more celebrated victory after a four one thrashing overlooking what's even the must go darby going into the break in third place getting karate open the story in that sentiment after a former liverpool man and brave or audience cross down the back of a defender the german was quick to pounce on the rebound the duel can jerk up another goal just fifteen minutes later running with the pass and quarter and conference of their own in the ball into the net now looking at cif so a glimpse of hope after their rivals out exotic recording was sent off for a second infraction. however xenon was eager to sim shock put all those hopes to rest scoring his ninety eighth career goal for a three nil have same score luckily lost the

. >>> a 7-year-old boy is recovering this morning after a tubing accident on lake samoa.s sent us pictures and video from the accident. the child's legs were cut, and he was bleeding when he was rescued. the boy underwent surgery at santa rosa memorial hospital. his condition has not been released. >>> a 4-year-old boy is being treated for critical injuries this morning after being hit by a car in martinez. he was flown by helicopter to oakland's children's hospital. the driver of the car did stop and cooperate with police. neither alcohol or drugs are believe to be factors in the accident. >>> a football coach in the east bay has a unique plan to deture young people from violence. todd walker who coaches the berkely junior bears plans to hold a vigil at the alameda county coroner's office this afternoon. he also plans to bring some young players to the morgue to show them the realities of street violence. in the past, he took his players to a funeral home to show them what happens after death. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee continues to insist he has no interest in runni

in samoa, there's one group of islands where they said, 'we don't want this flu. no ships are going to dock here.' and they escaped the flu. and another group of islands where ships docked and they got the flu, the people who didn't get the flu didn't get parkinson's disease. the islands where they did get this flu, they did have the epidemic. but nobody's ever heard of a flu virus getting into the brain. flu viruses need an enzyme to clip one of their proteins, which is not found in the brain. so as far as anybody has ever known or ever been able to show, a flu virus does not live outside the lungs. so if she did not get lung tissue, she should not be able to get a flu virus, period. c-span: so were there documentaries made? >> guest: there were documentaries made, yeah. c-span: showing--and they couldn't show the actual exhu... >> guest: no, no, no. c-span: ... exhumation? >> guest: they showed the whole--in fact, "nova" did a huge deal on this thing, but it didn't--it--it turned out to be--because it didn't work so well, it turned out to also include a lot of t

almost 4,000 home owners 42 states, puerto rico and american samoa have filed complaint bs about severell which was provided by the miami based company banner supply. >>> crucial testimony in the casey anthony murder trial as the prosecution prepares to wrap its case. final witnesses were called yesterday, including casey anthony's mother. she burst into tears as she talked about her granddaughter caylee. there was a dramatic moment when she left the stand, you can see or hear, she's mouthing "i love you" to her daughter casey and casey's reaction, is sort of just look away. >> one of the big questions now is will casey anthony take the stand in her own defense. her team is expected to begin its case tomorrow. sunny hostin joins us now, she's a legal contributor for our sister network trutv's "in session" and a former federal prosecutor. good morning. they've been able to portray her as cold and calculating, showing motive. >> i don't think they showed motive. >> until -- well -- >> i don't know. i feel they did in some ways showing that she continued to, for 30 days, appear to live a v

american samoa. these projects would help to reduce flood damage and 320 communities and improve water quality in 13 streams. the national reach of this program is across the numbers i have cited. i have a list of the states, the 0 states, 41 states and pacific islands that have been helped by this program including iowa, kansas, missouri, new mexico, oklahoma, tennessee, the list goes on. states a the local governments have worked together with this program and put up their observe funds. i don't think it is fair to leave these local governments to hold the bag. even shutting down projects and can't leave them halfway down. how can we walk away from these projects before realizing the economic and environmental benefits they were designed to deliver? i urge my colleagues to support this program. it affects 40 states plus pacific islands. i ask unanimous consent to include a list of unfunded commitments to fund these in states. and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is

now recognize the gentleman from america samoa. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i do thank our witnesses for their testimony this morning. i just want to follow up on a couple of issues or questions that were raised, at least i would like to raise at this point. we, we duly recognize, gentlemen, that you're just simply following the statute, at least what we did in the congress, passed laws into statute, you're just trying to enforce these sanctions, laws whether it be for economic reasons or whatever. i noticed earlier that chairman chabot had asked the question about venezuela's oil supply, and i'm just curious for the record what is the total dollar value of oil that we import from venezuela? say just last year or say over the period of the last five years. >> congressman, we -- the figure i used earlier in my testimony was -- or maybe i didn't -- was 900,000 to one million barrels per day. i would have to get back to you with a formal response and cost it out for you. >> yeah. i would think it's important. we need to know. i mean, my next question for the

now recognize the gentleman from america samoa. >> thank you, mr. chairman.and i do thank our witnesses for their testimony this morning. i just want to follow up on a couple of issues or questions that were raised, at least i would like to raise at this point. we, we duly recognize, gentlemen, that you're just simply following the statute, at least what we did in the congress, passed laws into statute, you're just trying to enforce these sanctions, laws whether it be for economic reasons or whatever. i noticed earlier that chairman chabot had asked the question about venezuela's oil supply, and i'm just curious for the record what is the total dollar value of oil that we import from venezuela? say just last year or say over the period of the last five years. >> congressman, we -- the figure i used earlier in my testimony was -- or maybe i didn't -- was 900,000 to one million barrels per day. i would have to get back to you with a formal response and cost it out for you. >> yeah. i would think it's important. we need to know. i mean, my next question for the

now recognize the gentleman from america samoa. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i do thank our witnesses for their testimony this morning. i just want to follow up on a couple of issues or questions that were raised, at least i would like to raise at this point. we, we duly recognize, gentlemen, that you're just simply following the statute, at least what we did in the congress, passed laws into statute, you're just trying to enforce these sanctions, laws whether it be for economic reasons or whatever. i noticed earlier that chairman chabot had asked the question about venezuela's oil supply, and i'm just curious for the record what is the total dollar value of oil that we import from venezuela? say just last year or say over the period of the last five years. >> congressman, we -- the figure i used earlier in my testimony was -- or maybe i didn't -- was 900,000 to one million barrels per day. i would have to get back to you with a formal response and cost it out for you. >> yeah. i would think it's important. we need to know. i mean, my next question for the