what does sarah palin have to say about that? plus, the shocking billboard that compared the president to hitler and lenin. tea party activists are behind it. the naacp condemns it. who's right? who's wrong? next. on "larry king live." good evening. what could be a turning point in the gulf oil spill tragedy. let's get the latest from cnn's ed lavandera in new orleans. what's the latest, ed? >> reporter: well, larry, right now, we know that officials with bp and the federal government are entering into the preliminary testing phase, getting ready for what's called the integrity test. based on the readings they get from this test. will determine whether or not this containment cap that they put in place on monday will work as they hope it does. and if it does, it would mean we would finally see the end of oil flowing into the gulf of mexico. we're waiting to hear those results. that's expected to start tonight. we'll be getting results throughout the day -- hopefully throughout the day, into the course of the next 48 hours. >> lar

she said "i can't find sarah" and i said"what do you mean you can't find sarah," and she said "we weren an accident,." >> this is a picture of sarah. >> reporter: sarah had been recleaning in the passenger seat and rebecca was driving. they were driving home when rebecca fell asleep and crashed into a tree. >> when the car began to spin it didn't hold sarah in and she was ejected out the back window of the hyundai. see how the seatbelt has contact across here. >> reporter: what they later learned stunned them. because sarah's seat was in the recleaned position her safety belt did not protect her. >> the seatbelt no longer is touching. >> reporter: you may not have known belts might not protect you when the seat is recleaned but government agencies have known that for more than 20 years. the national transportation safety board in 1988 wrote "the protection offered by a lap/shoulder belt can be compromised if the user has the seat back recleaned while the vehicle is in motion." but the national highway traffic safety demonstration declined to act. car manufacturers do put warnings in ow

to russia as the soviet union half a dozen times he wasn't aware that the cold war had ended right sarah palin probably is aware of it but just doesn't care this is part of their opposition to anything that obama does on farms and he's in favor of that it's over she sees it from her house you would think so but you know her expertise notwithstanding she wants to make this a big issue she needs to make this a big issue she wants to attack obama on anything and everything and in foreign policy this is the thing that's going on now so this is the thing they've decided to start crowing about ok but sarah palin of course she makes her career out of attacking obama because she doesn't have anything of substance to really say she doesn't have really experience mitt romney here is interesting too i guess you could say he's more of a businessman than a politician but this guy many say is the front runner for twenty top to be the republican candidate so you know how much does his work matter so this is exactly the right issue because for the senators they don't have to worry about an election

. >> it was july 31st last year when iranian police arrested sarah shord. iran accused them of spying. on mornings on 2, a friend of sarah shord says they never imagined this would go on for so long. >> we figured that you know they would be detained, they would figure out that our friends phept no harm to iran, did not intend to enter iran and they would be released -- our friends meant no harm to iran. >> sarah's friends and family are particularly concerned about sarah because she's kept in solitary confinement for 23 hours of the day. and she has medical conditions that are not being addressed. >>> we have information on this weekend's rally in san francisco. there you will also find lengthy interviews with the friends of the uc berkeley graduates. >>> and there's a drive going on for school supplies. wal-mart is teaming up with two school districts for the weekend long event at union landing. the hayward unified school district in union city brought in buses, and will hopefully drive them back filled with supplies for families that can't afford them. t

. >>> still ahead at 5:00, what do sarah palin and shakespeare have in common? the twitter post that had palin comparing herself to the famous play wright. >>> and a breakthrough in the fight of aids. the gel that could effect the infection. >>> the discover rir that could change bp's response. >>> and the new numbers on whooping cough that has health officials urging certain people to get vaccinated. >>> and good afternoon. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. start to a new week and a start to a cooling trend across the bay area. there's the fog and cool temperatures are right now in san francisco. we'll tellupwaing . ill t go coming up. >>> state health officials are asking women and seniors to get vaccinated against the whooping cough as california's epidemic continues to grow. it's not only widespread, it's also deadly. at least five babies under 3 months old have died. they were too young to be immunized. the state department of hubble health says there are five times more cases than this time last year. state health officials say anyone that's 7 years ol

what do you think of sarah palin? they think of her. >> larry: what do you think of her? >> so -- well, larry, here is what i think. i think that sarah palin could get a really bad charleyhorse and, like cnn would go 24/7 on her. you guys are obsessed with sarah palin. she's out there. she's a figure in conservative politics. she sparkles on stage. people love her. she's magnetic. we don't know whether she wants to run for president, whether she will. i think she is a force to be reckoned with and i think she's fascinating. i think a lot of people in the race are fascinating. i like her. i like her as a person and i think she's going to do a lot for the party. >> larry: mark, what do you think? >> i think she's fascinating, too, for a whole lot of reasons. she's interesting and has the ability to be a king maker, particularly in local elections and state-wide elections. do i think she has the talent, credentials to be president? no, i do not. do i think that she has the political muscle to be president? no, i do not.

we have sarah and alton, literally. sometimes we are stretched by capacity, but we're going to start providing for you in detail all of the community contacts that we are making. i pulled out of this, and the reason we are raising this publicly is because we would like to update our databases. we would like to make sure we are working with people in a way that we are doing it effectively and efficiently, and it is something we want to do because i think we have a great story to tell. we are doing some exciting things. and there's not even many of us doing anything in san francisco, except maybe the giants, but we do have a good story to tell, and we are striving to try to broaden our reach. commissioner levitan: i think personally, what i would hope to see out of this effort is some kind of a uniformity, frankly, a consistent road back, depending on what the need is,

we have sarah and alton, literally. sometimes we are stretched by capacity, but we're going to start providing for you in detail all of the community contacts that we are making. i pulled out of this, and the reason we are raising this publicly is because we would like to update our databases. we would like to make sure we

the earliest one was sarah poke. sarah poke was james polk' wife he was a one term president. he deliberately intended t run for only one term in the 1840s. it was the period of manifest destiny whe werst. during the pokme presidency and sarah poke was his political partner. they had a very unusual prenuptual agreement when he fro posed marriag she told him that she would agree to marry him if heale and you are not let their honeymymn interfere with his campaigning. she helped him write rallies. she was a partner all the way through. >> you instruct thursday rating of the first performance? >> it's an interesting pole. the sienna college has a research institute, wife of the one of the professors there came up with the idea of rating fir ladies. the research institute done ratings of presidents for number of years now and first ladies too. so they -- the professor there came up with a system, that range from a first ladies intellect and contribution to the nation, education, impact on of criteria are used t evaluate the first lady. >> including influence on >> yes. and being a

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they want to get their kids out of iran before sarah's birthday next month. >> sarah has been in jailor her 31st birthday. we don't need her in jail for her 32nd birthday. >> we want people to raise their voices around the world. >> the three mothers also led a rally outside an iranian mission in new york today. it's one of more than 20 "free the hiker "rallies that will be held, including a noontime demonstration tomorrow at 16th street bart station. >>> bus riders are fed up. >> it came like 30 minutes late this morning. i was late to work. >> what the bus schedules look like for the weekend. >>> and stop shying away, ladies, from showing off your legs. the treatment that can make vericose veins instantly disappear. >>> and it's what's inside that counts. but does that apply when it comes to a cold one? the beer test, straight ahead. ,,,, [ female announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state

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sarah palin. >> i'm not a huge fan of sarah palin. she has no way.aley barbour i think is going to shock you. he has a lot of stuff going on in that poor boy head of his. >> larry: is his state big enough though? >> no, his state is big enough. he'll sweep the whole south. he gives people a clear choice. conservative guy versus liberal guy. >> yeah, he's so believable, larry, he just did that commercial -- >> -- moderate independents -- >> -- commercial, it's like, come fishing in mississippi, the fish are hardly putting up a fight anymore. >> larry: thank you, guys. we're going to have you back. thank you. alfonso, aisha tyler, ben stein, stephanie miller. he's been face to face with bears before but not like this. jack hanna had a scare. he'll tell us about it next. it's here, but not forever.e, the lexus golden opportunity sales event. see your lexus dealer. even with an overactive bladder. i don't always let the worry my pipes might leak compromise what i like to do. i take care with vesicare. because i have better places to visit than just the b

for martys sarah first in the baking core of the central sarah how are things in the capital this morning can you smell the burning. well it's not any extremely hot but the capitals waking up this morning. it's been like. i'm not sure how much of it you can see but it's like a very. over the kremlin and a by the river head and you can smell it in the end of this is pulled by the force continuing to the ground at places that will. ever happen. and now this is happening outside in the most gave each new leaf. happening the last couple of days the event that is really. trying to get the money to. continue to. continue. going on in the capital and of course no sign of the heat wave ending any time. it's been a month of unforgiving heat in moscow where some people are making the most of course but what the consequence is this having on people's health and the environment. we have people struggling to deal with. this week continued around. breaking records record breaking temperatures we've seen a lot of consequences because of. thousand people that have drowned in the beginning of july beginni

and government representatives and scientists from around the globe are gathering in vienna ortiz sarah for this following the conference. in just a few days' time the eighteenth international aids conference will begin head in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community work is activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a two day conference going on looking also tentative definitions and treatments of hate hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for the singer he was one of the first diagnosed it was a terrifying experience the same experience turned sixty rivers just for information was just. right. here. chatroom. so featuring the first heard mr truly became a. christian priest. cigar since the discovery of aids three decades ago it's estimated a twenty five million people have died from the disease with eva sixty million people infected in that time according to the united nations u.s. scientists

>>> sarah palin dives into another controversy. this time, facing off with new york's mayor over plans for a mosque at ground zero. her choice of words, coming into question. we'll tell you why. >>> lindsay lohan to jail. the actress starts her sentence today, after reports that her latest attorney has quit. we go inside the cell she'll call home for 90 days. >>> and the new gold rush. is the country's top gold seller, endorsed by glenn beck and other conservatives, ripping off customers? a top executive of the company joins us live to respond to our abc news investigation. >>> and good morning, everyone. we are more than three months now into the oil leak. and all eyes still on that well, 5,000 feet below the surface of the gulf of mexico. those tiny bubbles remain a concern. but for now, at least, government scientists, keeping that giant cap on, as bp has yet another plan this morning to kill the well once and for all. another plan. >> another plan. but it's a variation of the top kill, that was looked at early on in the crisis.

we are very lucky to have sarah on board. as everyone knows, there has been a lot of time at city hall, board of district supervisors. i do not know how many people understand the need and importance of community outreach more than sarah, and we're giving her time to build the systems that are necessary. >> you ask for input. i do have a couple of suggestions. one is that we are doing a lot more facilities leases and we used to, and i think we ought to have an ironclad rule that if we're doing something to a facility, that the notice ought to be on the facility carries as the most likely place people are going to find out about it. i'm sure there's a certain amount of judgment in deciding how much outreach to make. it is not always a bright line. we are a department that knows where something is going to be controversial, i could desperately bend over backwards to go the extra mile because when we have competition, on policy, that is the last thing we want to hear, but the other last thing is i did not find out about this unt

sarah palin. >> i'm not a huge fan of sarah palin.hink she's right on a lot of issues but she has no way. haley barbour i think is going to shock you. he's got a lot of stuff going on in that poor boy head of his. >> larry: is his state big enough, though? >> no, his state is big enough. he'll sweep the whole south. he gives people a clear choice. a conservative guy versus a liberal guy. it makes it absolutely clear, are you a conservative or a liberal? >> yeah, he's so believable, larry, he just did that commercial -- >> most of the country are moderate independents -- >> he just did that commercial, come fishing in mississippi, the fish are hardly putting up a fight anymore. >> larry: thank you, guys. we're going to have you back. thank you. alfonso aguilar, aisha tyler, stephanie miller, and ben stein. he's been face to face with bears before but not like this. jack hanna had a scare. he'll tell us about it next. waking up with morning pain can drain the energy right out of you. fight it with new... it combines extra strength bayer

mitt romney, certainly sarah palin, someone in his view gets nominated that's too far to the right heids. >> i want to go babington wave election thing, the surprises. one important place to look for it is wisconsin. russ feingold has been off the radar screen for a long time. polls are very close. we're seeing the money numbers come in. i think this could be one of those places where we'll be surprised. >> chris, while we've talked about the fact that many democratic incumbents are going to run away from the president, if they're in swing districts and have substantial numbers of african-american voters they can't run away too far. as is to you in the deep south. in those cases, democratic incumbents may call in a surrogate likes james kline don. >> there's an argument bengal combong on about television and how much television twizzing to do. your friend says lots of generic democratic advertising attacking the republicans. they don't care aboutou, they're not for the common man. so far the white house is resisting it. but ed rendell has his ideas. chris: he might have to go raise th

. [ laughter ] it must be true because sarah palin hasn't refutiated it yet. [ laughter ] the gosselinids are going to love camping. sleeping outdoors, heating up canned beans. it'll be just like visiting their dad. [ laughter ] "here, my child, a nice ed hardy t-shirt to go over --" [ laughter ] that's right, kate gosselin and sarah palin are taking their families camping together. that shouldn't be too confusing. "bristol, piper, these are the twins, track, jacket. these are the sextuplets, alexis, collin, leah. this is tissue-tissue, this is gortex. gortex, this is the cute kid with the glasses. have you met him? track! watch it, jacket. get over here. track! tissue! go over and apologize to gortex." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] check this out, a woman from washington is suing american airlines for $5 million after they lost her luggage. when the airline said, "that's a ridiculous amount of money for luggage." she was like, "now you know how we feel." [ laughter ] $50 for a suitcase? [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys, gm has a new application that lets you honk your car'

we know precisely how much sarah palin made from her continue ve shall what appearance at csu stanislaus. >>> a nail-biting day on the gulf kohl's as engineers nervously monitor the cap on the oil leak. >>> and the cheeseburger foot long? the fast food chain that would be offering it this that's when we come back. >>> it was a tense day along the gulf kohl's as engineers kept a close eye on the new containment cap that shut off the flow of oil for more than 24 hours. this is a live look at the well right now. and although that oil geyser seems to have been stopped and it has been, there's concern over pressure readings and what they might mean. jay gray joins us from venice, louisiana. what about those readings tonight, jay? >> reporter: tom, we just got a new update and the readings are not where they would like them. after 24 hours and we're at that point, they would have loved the pressure to have been at 7500 pounds per square inch pit's at 67. you just saw the pictures. there's a significant difference on the flee of the gulf and that's a good thing. not that big a change on the sur

people are seeing, again, by the example of sarah palin flaws and all. everybody, all candidates, show me a perfect candidate. he's got a really ad man. i think the media being forced to cover these people, these women, conservatives in general. you have the "washington post" having to hire as "the new york times" did somebody to follow conservatives, as if we're an exotic species, but we're increasingly not an exotic species because we're everywhere. i think the big -- i think the big advantage of the media covering -- having to cover the whole list of women we've listed is other people see, oh, yeah, i'm not alone. if i had a dollar for every person in my life that basically said to me, i love rush limbaugh. i turned him on during the clinton years and realized i wasn't alone. other people thought like me. i think that's the phenomena. in part people are feeling like their country is being taken away from them in ways. they are also seeing, wait, politics is for me, too. i see these people who reflect my views. maybe i'll run for a local whatever or or

corporal sarah mary was the medic attached to the team. this tells us a lot about the afghan war in one of its darkest corners. we gave the soldiers small cameras to record their patrols. since those events, we have interviewed some of them about what they did. the mission was to enter a compound less than 500 meters from the patrol base. it was known as a bad area. in order to protect the troops entering the target building, other compounds had to be taken along the way. the target was a heavy machine- gun which could be used against the patrol base or helicopters, using a nearby landing site. the night before the operation, the sergeant walked afghan soldiers threw their compounds -- through their compound. one man would cover while the other swept for ied's. >> [unintelligible] front door. to the south. >> the afghan army went forward to do what they practice the day before. >> [unintelligible] [yelling] it is a shock, over. >> he went first. he initiated. ied's. at first, i did not find him. we were doing a mission. then one of them ap

today on mornings on two, a friend of sarah shorde's says they never managed their detainment would go on for so long. >> we figured that you know they would be detained, they would figure out that our friends meant no harm to iran, did not intend to enter iran and they would be released. >> shorde's family and friends are particularly concerned about sarah because she is being kept in solitary confinement for 23 hours out of the day and has medical conditions that are not been addressed. >>> san jose state university now says it will accept applications for the spring semester. that's a reversal from earlier announcements. that school officials say students may not actually be able to enroll unless funding comes through. the application period will close august 31st. >>> the animal rights group peta engaged in some street theater. a woman took off her clothes to say what she says represent the scars of circus elephants. they held the protest before the ringling brothers circus is set to come a week from now. >>> we have more news ahead, including the transbay terminal and sights of th

. >> let me explain to people who are watching for the first time that this is the weekly sarah palin said it -- weekly sarah palin segment. >> no, that is michelle bachmann. >> she is the summer substitute. i just wanted to explain to anyone who -- >> the pollster stanley greenberg did the definitive survey of who these folks are, and what is fascinating is that he exploded a couple of minutes that are charged by congresswoman michelle bachmann and others. over 90% of the tea party members in view president obama as a socialist, as a socialist. 92% disapprove of them, 89% of them dapprove of him as strongly. this is not a representative group. by a three-one margin, they think favorably of big corporations such as bp and aig. it is not a church-driven. they are married and older, but this is a republican group and they will have one half of the republican party, and it will be an enormous impact if the republicans to win in november. >> we talked about the tea party before and i have written about the tea party, to their chagrin. not nice people. they are not nice people. they are me

here we go, former alaska governor sarah palin and i am not kidding. it is no joke. >> maybe she'd make a good nanny. maybe that would be a good reality show. >> my goodness, whatever it is, it's going to be a disaster. a disaster. but good enough to watch, i guess. >> are you going to watch? >> are you kidding me? all i watch is the news. >> you're going to watch. >> no way, i'm not going to. >> guilty pleasure. >>> this comes from houston where one couple had their dream wedding crashed by the world's smelliest plant. months ago when the love birds planned to hold their nuptials in a local botanical garden, they were hoping to be surrounded by beautiful blooms and little did they know that a corpse flower which is notorious for its rotting stench would be there, too. so instead of complaining, the pair had a sense of humor and featured a stink-o-meter and offering clothes pins for their guests' noses. that's interesting. >> i've actually smelled one of those before. >> i don't want to know. >> it is horrible. >> maybe kind of like the reality show wi

. >>> plus, the war of words between sarah palin and the mayor of the big apple. >>> and is glenn beckoing mayor of the big apple. >>> and is glenn beck going blind? 00000000000 0 >>> parts of eastern wisconsin are drying out after getting swamped by torrential rain and flash flooding. streets were inundated by rising water. and many household muches were unable to keep up. >>> flash flooding would hamper drivers from nebraska all the way to new york. water-logged on i-70, from pittsburgh to st. louis. flooding on i-35, from kansas city to des moines. >> and if you're flying today, expect some airport delays in kansas city, chicago, philadelphia, new york, d.c. and battle an unlikely battle over religion is being fought in north carolina. atheists are using the words in the pledge of allegiance to draw attention to their case. >> and now, evangelicals are firing back. dan harris has that story from ashville. >> reporter: here in north carolina, deep in the bible belt, a group of atheists decided to remind people of the history of the pledge of allegiance, by putting up six billboards a

you can see, that's sarah and todd, for no reason, smoking a joint.stol and levi fighting and then suddenly, little piper starts firing a machine gun in the air. and that's -- that's how they do the news in taiwan. i almost forgot about the time obama's helicopter rammed her helicopter in mid-air. the big winner at the box office this weekend was "inception" again, starring leonardody c dicaprio. made $42 million. close behind it was the new angelina jolie thriller "salt." it's about a cia agent who is accused of being a double agent, and has to clear her name. and it did so well, they've already released a trailer for the sequel. >> today, a russian agent will travel to new york city to kill the president. >> accused of being a trader. >> you are a russian spy. >> on the ground. >> i'm innocent! >> to prove her innocence, she must go back in time and join a legendary hip hop group. >> i'm peppe. >> my name is evelyn salt. >> salt-n-pepa. >> jimmy: that looks good. it looks really good. and one more thing. i don't normally like to brag, but i was an a

but sarah palin tweeted this on sunday.he said, ground zero mosque supporters, doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland. is alaska part of the heartland? peaceful muslims, please refudiate. now -- i don't think refudiate is a word. and it wasn't a typo, either, because she's used that word before. >> the president and his wife, the first lady, spoke at naacp so recently, they have power in their words. they can refudiate what it is that this group is saying. >> jimmy: she's like thes can i mo don king. she makes up words. i'm not criticizing, i mean -- [ applause ] a lot of famous -- abraham lincoln made up words. four score was not a word. uncle frank, what are some of your favorite words? >> screw you. >> jimmy: what? what? really? >> but i didn't mean you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> it's just an expression. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. anyway. i think we understand what sarah palin meant by refudiate, but there's only one way to find oument for sure and that's by asking uncle vocabulary. >> refudi

so what does sarah palin have to say? she said "we obviously want what's best for our children. bristol believes in redemption and forgiveness to a degree most of us struggle to put in practice in our daily lives." >> apparently no wedding date has been set but the couple is hoping for some time next month b

apparently sarah's father, a retired science teacher, and sarah's brother, a third grade teacher, areo have natural history lessons with the kids and all that kind of stuff. palin's family outing with kate gosselin and the kids. i'm not sure how that furthers a possible run for the presidency. sarah will be joining kate. >> it certainly does seem like if you're going to go to alaska, she is the person you would be visiting. >> she is the one rock star. >> i hadn't realized kate gosselin had that kind of billing when you consider it right now. >> hey, anything on the campaign trail, right? >> maybe the kids will learn how to make moose chili. this is the one sentence i'm sure ryan seacrest never wanted to hear from his girlfriend, julianne hough. she thought her boyfriend, ryan seacrest, was gay before they started dating. ouch. >> why would she say that publicly? >> it wasn't really publicly. the rumor is that she was in north carolina, in town for her birthday dinner, turning 22 years old. she's out with a bunch of friends and one of the friends said, how did you and ryan get togethe

we depended on sarah very much when she was on the staff of the committee. she was really one of our very top people. she brought terrific analytical abilities to work. she had measured and good judgment. she had the capacity to work very well with others. i think she is going to be a very important addition to the federal reserve board, and i really commend her to you in a very strong and unqualified manner. >> senator, we thank you very much for your recommendation. all of us who have been here for a little while remember sarah very much as a part of the committee staff. welcome back to the other side of the table. we are delighted to have you with us. i want to take a few minutes for some opening comments. i will turn to senator shelby for any opening comments he may have, and then i will ask any of my colleagues if they want to make the opening statements and then if we want to swear in our witnesses and proceed with some questioning for them. senator sarbanes, thank you very much for coming by this morning. none of us could ever plan these things this w

going into twenty while going to the presidential election leading candidates like mitt romney and sarah palin who don't make really analytical arguments they just bash on rush and they bash on the tree because they think that buys them political points. now for some more top stories from around the world to sell the peace those sides of the kids or it's ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico after they're just attempt to cap it three valves have been shot to stopping the flow for the first time since april and he is still searching for other possible leaks america's worst environmental disaster seen around seven hundred million dollars of oil spilled into the ocean in. the first woman elected as the bishop has resigned in germany jepson was on the phone for that having knowledge of sexual abuse cases of failing to take action both protestant under roman catholic churches in germany are battling dozens of education's of sexual abuse by clergy. nineteen fifties. at least two people have been killed by typhoon concentra swept across southern china authorities have evacuated around forty t

of the different countries to provide this universal access to the hague hiv prevention treatment sarah first reporting there from the enterprise and you're watching are going to live from moscow on the way. find out why the use of drones by the u.s. military keeps coming under fire and that's in just a few minutes here in our t.v. . meantime the story of a teenager who committed suicide after being caned of school was pushing india to criminalize corporal punishment physical penalties are still widely used by teachers in the country despite being illegal karn singh has more. this is one of india's worst kept secrets the prevalence of corporal punishment in schools but the recent suicide of thirteen year old rival has brought the practice out into the open a student at the prestigious law mark near four boys school in kolkata hanged himself at home earlier this year after being gained at school after spending months just in the school for answers his father has filed a police complaint against the three teachers he says were involved i think that they were after him for a long way limit

argue sarah for say are now doubts over the conventional treatment of h. of aids or driving people to challenge established ideas about the disease that's according to dr christian theology who questions the motives of some pharmaceutical companies. i'm going back to the facts and the facts tell the people who test positive for various reasons even the producer of the terrorists are not aware of a standard to verify presence or absence of hiv antibodies in human blood and quote that's what you find in the product information even people who test positive not necessarily come down with aids even after twenty or twenty five years however those people who have been treated with vials in the early ninety's they have been killed by their treatment which was a city one point five gram per day which is even acknowledged by doctors now that it is lisa lisa so i am not believing i'm reading the facts and i am acting according to facts but independent no more pharmaceutical interests and that's what i think what doctors should do regardless of the majority or not it

that type of person but also if it's that sort of nation run makes sense now why politicians like sarah palin are against abortion so you see here you have the leaders of the nation greenspan backs and to bush tax cuts congress according to alan greenspan should let all of former president bush's two thousand and one and two thousand and three tax cuts expire to cut the long term deficit mr greenspan support of course helped persuade congress to pass these tax cuts in two thousand and one it's trillions in tax cuts and yet spending wasn't reduced now their revenue was reduced to the government but spending accelerated because of as you pointed out the beginning this huge expansion of the fourth branch of government now which is the surveillance state with borrowed money you know reagan wasn't a tax and spend politician he was a basically a borrow and spend politician and he borrowed the country into the it's current state of bankruptcy well now alan greenspan is saying oops i shouldn't have persuaded you to do that of course this is his like deathbed conversion saying oh i'm sorry i sin

twenty twelve going to the presidential election leading candidates like mitt romney mitt romney and sarah palin who don't make really analytical arguments they just bash on russia and they bash on the treaty because they think that buys them political points. let's now have a look at some other stories making news around the world at least twenty nine people have died in a fire at a hotel in iraq's kurdistan region used by many the sting workers and businessmen the dead include foreigners from thirteen different countries while twenty two others were injured in the blaze the fire took five hours to put out with some jumping from windows as they try to escape local police believe an electrical fault . for the first time in almost three months the massive oil leak in the gulf of mexico has been temporarily stopped the breakthrough comes with the installation of a special cap on the deep sea well b.p. says results from the pressure tests are so far positive while engineers search for other undiscovered leaks america's worst environmental disaster began in april after the deepwater horizon ri

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director sarah giulatti will report on that item -- participation level of 18.5%. then the directors, you approved the draft both the public, back at our april meeting. it went out to our public agencies for public comment. i also presented at the business outreach committee our region and in april, and we have additional public comment. i do believe, given our previous history of successes in meeting our goal each year, that our methodology is sound, and i can answer any questions you may have. director ford: no questions? >> i'm just going to move to approve. >> i will second it. director ford: let's do roll- call votes on this. >> and no members of the public have indicated they wish to address you on this item. daly aye. cohen aye. ortiz aye. ford aye. that is 5 ayes and item 8 is approved. item nine, authorizing the executive director to execute the temporary tamales with greyhound for bus operations through the year. indeed the year 2017. >> directors, andrew will report on this item. >> good morning, directors. andrew schwartz. this is the temporary term lea