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this is from collin sd. can you pay for the improvements and get a loan for the rest of them? >> you can finance the amount of to the total amount that is necessary, but if you want to take less, this is fine. >> you do not have to do everything. if you want to do 5000 as the minimum, you will need to stop right there. this is fr -- they say, how are the values of the property being affected? is this in the city records or is this independent? >> this is a sophisticated question. there is probably someone who has owned a house for a long time. in california, if you have been the owner of your house for a long time, the carbon tax is increased. the assessed value is involved very well. when you look at this, you see that this is very conservative. the value might be $100,000 or $200,000. you have to look to the market value. this is a two-tier test. >> can we use this -- i would just read the question. can you use this for a power er

recent years when they were losing money badly, the old management decided to sell of the stores they sd off 186 stores. now they find themselves in a situation of having to pay the high rent on the stores. he wanted to rent to be lowered before he invested a scent and the company. he brought in a well-known fashion designer to make the group more trendy for stores and more glamorous. we will see whether he can pull it off. >> now a look at other international headlines. >> thank you, steven. more than 50 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in a suicide bombing in pakistan. the attacker targeted a shi'a rally. the bomber detonated explosives as thousands of shi'a were celebrating a day to have solidarity with the palestinians. we spoke to our correspondent in islamabad and is the head of research and security sdies and he ge as the uate on the latest violence. >> and pakistan finds itself in a state of shock. almost 100 people have been killed in five different acts of terror and that is why there was an outrage. there were protests, a lot of things were set on fire. across

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. >> because i know there are children stithere arechildren sd that is disturbing. >> reporter: pope benedict finds himself increasingly preaching to the choir while others ask not just for prayers but for answers. the most popular catholic in britain right now, in fact, may be susan boyle, the former choir girl from scotland who became a worldwide sensation after her appearance on a british tv talent show. susan boyle, especially in scotland, is a hard act to follow for a pope but the pop star appeal of his predecessor. mark phillips, cbs news, grass go. >> couric: and still ahead here on the cbs evening news, turning size into a plus. the fashion industry now courting full-figured women. but up next, republicans really need this woman to win if they have any hope of taking back the senate. >> couric: in the battle for control of congress, republicans would need to pick up 10 seats to take back the senate. and the seat now held by retiring connecticut democrat christopher dodd is up for grabs. that brought president obama to the constitution state today to campaign for richard blume

melissa esposito, an endocrinologist, sd many of her patients found yoga and acupuncture to be helpfulbut there hasn't been much scientific support. >> when they do acupuncture, they generally feel less stress and less anxiety, and they feel good doing it. >> tammy brant is convinced it was those homeopathic therapies that allowed her to calm down ask getant jack is now five months old. >> you have to be in a good place toaise somebody else. >> the rearchers looked at another possibility of stress, cortisol. but in that case th found in connection between cortisol and pregnancy. on >> once they start moving, watch out. >>> some more changes ahead? >> you know, winter -- winter? winter starts in about three months, actually. summer officially ends tomorrow evening at 11:09, but you won know it by the forecast. beautiful night out there tonight, fountains going, the moon looking great as well. almost a full moon as it continues to rise this evening. we'll continue to see a very nice night with clear skies. we're looking at very ni conditions across the area. we saw a high temperature of

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there's an 1869u sds,ge odectic, service map representation that's somewhat accurate, not where lots are provided but there's a little black dot and the whole thing is about 24 inches by 30 inches and covers the whole city. so it's not fine grained but you can say there was blob there in 1869. >> do they have this many the history room? >> yes. if you do a web search you can find it on-line. there's one source where you can actually like zoom in and there's another,us coast map from the 1850s but i would think pretty much any building from the 1850s is already kind of done. >> this gentleman has a question? >> are they consistent block numbers from year to year and agency to agency. >> they have changes. when the original city was layed out by the city surveyor it was called the 50 bar survey. when it was expanded to market. so up until the teens the city kept those as separate surveys and theres the different surveys in the outside lands which is sort of the western part of the city. >> the uninhabitable part of san francisco. >> they were different surveys and blocks in those. miss

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and as was said, that woman eloquentxp elained how she's goinback to hot dog and beans and he sd i remember whe michelle and i were eating hot dog and beans and paying off school loans but he failed to connect that way. he is prefaceoral. he had a meeting with axel rod and said you ha to connect better with voters. that's his weakness, they acknowledge that and will have to change. chris: bill clinton, how he walked up to the woman, they said deficit and he said recession and there was no doubt he connected. >> there's no doubt bill clinton is one of the best politicians of his era and no doubt. but i think what we forget is what obama was like during the campaign. he was not always pitch perfect. there were times when his supporters, his advisors were worried that he wasn't communicating very effectively with the public. but i also think that we can't forget that obama is facing some problems that neither reagan nor clinton faced. the recession is worse, he was stuck with two wars and it is hard to make the case that i have brought change when things are still as bad as they are. chris: re

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and a woman accused of throwing acid on hero face is >>> right now, nine nato troop rts sd after a helicopterrash in southern afghanistan. two others injured, including a u.s. citizen. there were no reports of enemy fire in that area. >>> the surveillance video shows 21 year-old andrew hilllock at a convenience store after the rougery conferred on august 8th. there was an arrest last week in declaration with the same robbery. drivers are cracki--ransportati secretary wants to bar commercial truck drivers from texting on the job and restr t( crane operators from using cell phones and mobile devices on duty. they are holding a summit on drivers. >>> the recessn, the longest since 2002, and that doesn't sit well with americans not seeing much improvement in the own lives. thank you very much. >> as the ecomic experts were putting an official end date on the recession, the president was getting an earful from americans still realing from it. >> i voted for a man who said he was going to change things in a meaningful way class. i am one of those people. i am waiting. i don't feel it yet. >> is the

acorn, sds. bell ayers, piven, these people are danger to the republic.y are radicals seeking to split from the views and ideas of our founding father and our constitution. in an interview with tbs about the socialist scholars conference, francis fox piven was asked, what does socialism mean to you, what is its future. here is her answer, quote, socialism is a broad tradition and has many, many meanings. so if you were asked to ask me what are the core values in this tradition, the values of fraternity, equality and democracy and that tradition has a future it's the only future that is possible. america, you again have a choice. i asked you at the beginning, i told you you're going to have to make a choice. here it is, do you believe that socialism is the only future that is it possible? and by the way, you may not think that you-- that anybody has ever heard of francis piven and her husband, you've never heard of them, right? they've been around for a very long time and got an awful lot of power. here she is, here she is with her husband and president bi

sds. students for democratic society. this is the nonsense and revolution he learned in the '60s.ntastic. it's fantastic when they indoctrinate our kids in schools to be green. now they can go right in the clutches of andy stern after they leave school. they can go right to the government job with andy stern and van jones. oh, that's great! we'll talk a little bit more about stern's tremendous plan to create 12 million jobs for 16- to 24-year-olds. next. >> glenn: all right. andy stern. he is now on the president's fiscal responsibility -- a guy who ran seiu's pensions into the ground. well, he's come up with a terrific plan to create 12 million jobs. paid national service. basically he says, and so did the center for american progress, about ten months ago, assuming that the average annual cost of $15,000 per person for just $46.5 billion, we could offer every 16- to 24-year-old a job who wanted to serve, or wanted a job in national service opportunity. that's great. all of this game from cap, center for american progress, the soros place ten months before. it's the same plan. i

he sd the presidenagreed to triple troop levels there. it is due out monday. >>> a big shakeup in his economic team. courtney reagan joins us with more on this big story. >> reporter: hi. good morning to you, joe. another member is bowing out. larry summe is returning to his teaching job at harvard. former treasury secretary was a y adviser during the financial crisis but has be criticized for being too close to wall street. the economy is growing but, quote, momentum is not satisctory. replacement may include parsons andg.e. chief. tim geithner is staying in his job. well, sounds like you're going to want to book your holiday flights now. travelocity says fares are slightly higher than last year. the travel sitesays you could save up to $170 by shifting with when you fly. if you leave on tuesday and come back on sunday. well, this freeud is for you. anheuser-busch unveiling a major marketing push today. the campaign culminates next thursday with a national happy hear with free samples at restaurants and bars. sales down 9% last year. and

jim wallace the marxist preacher for the president and then you have sciu who is the former member of sds. who is also now under investigation by the fbi for-- i'm sorry, andy stern is under investigation with the fbi for corruption. then you have of course, the national council of la razza, la razza, what is la razza, translation, the race. then color of change, this is just another one of the communist van jones organizations. in fact, this is the first organization that boycotted this show. we have four, this guy's organization has also been boycotting the show. we have four organizations boycotting this program right now and van jones before he started this one, he got involved in this one. and i've asked you to read about storm. don't take my word the guy is a communist, read storm, a communist revolutionary group according to the manual says they brought experience in militant street tactics, revolutionary agitation and coalition building. oh coalition building like one nation working together and then you have the national organization of women. you also have code pink, women for p

. >> reporter: there is a sidewalk, but streetlights are sd few and far between. >> she was attacked from an unknown man who grabbed her, took her into the woods and sually assaulted her. she did attempt to fight off her attacker. she did sustain minor injuries during that resistance. >> reporter: police say after the attack thwoman was able to get to the 7-eleven a short distance away on profesonal drive and call for help. the neighborhood enjoys a very low crime rate. women we spoke to were surprised by news of the assault. >> i work in this area. >> i think around the bus stops you have to be careful a little bit. but anywhere you go you should be careful. >> report: because it was dark the woman was not able to get a good look at her attacker. jackie benson, news 4 today. >>> 5:08. 70 degrees. ahead this morning, a verdict in the trial of a crash th killed a local baseball standout. >>> a decision near which way rahm emanuel is leaning for mayor ofchicago. >>> up next, it could be a really messy morning. serious rain headed our way. some of you are already getting wet. weather an

three weeks ago she claimed she was the victim of a vicious acid attack, she sd a black woman aacked her and threw aci in her face. police reports say storro wanted to kill herself, if that didn't work, she wanted a new face. many people in the community donated nearly $30,000 to help pay her medical bil. storro's patients pledged to get their daughter some help. >>> in britain, authorities a trying to track down guy who abandoned and may have mistreated his dog. he's later seen getting back into his car and driving off while the dog limps after him. a witness reported the incident to animal control officials to say the dog was in bad shape when they found her. >> he was essentially carrying, because it couldn't walk, his nails were that long. they had t cut the dogs nails before it could walk. >> i didn't think anybody could do this sort of thing. they would jus drive off and leave this poor dog there. especially one that got to know the dog. >> the kennel named the dog ginger. they've received calls from all over the united kingdom who are willing to give ginger a new and proper ho

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." >> jimmy: is that what you sd?wn for whaver. >> jimmy: he's a fun g, justin timberlake. >> oh, he's fantastic. >> jimmy: and jesse's good too. >> they're both incredible people. how ridiculous that two incredible people got to be in the same film together, and like generous people, as well. like it is great having talented people, but then when those people are alsnice and generous, then, like that is a rare combination, right? >> jimmy: very cool. [ laughter ] absolutely. we're going to talk about "never let me go," as well. you are in another movie. gosh, you're busy man. ah, so you got keira knightly and carey mulligan. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's not too shabby. >> no, it's fine, right? >> jimmy: yeah, thy're gorgeous. >> i'm doing okay. yeah. [ light laughter ] >>jimmy: what is that movie about? >> that is -- it is very difficult to explain. i -- you know, i -- i will say you all should go and watch it. [ lahter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's good enough. i think that counts. yeah. >> no, no, no, i should say it's

[ scattered cheers ] well, in response to the dress, peta sd that she was lucky not to be covered inaggots. [ laughter ] and then gaga was like, "maggots? [ laughter ] good idea. gotta write that one down. pretty good idea." listen to this, today, the "jerry springer show" turned 20 years old. [ applause ] that's right. 20 years old, which means now it's old enough to be a grandmoer on "the jerry springer show." [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] that's right. today marked 20th anniversary of the "jerry springer show." so, to jerry, i just want to say congratulations and [ southern accent ] you don't know me! [ laughter ] y'all don't know me. and you don't know me! y'all don't know me. [ cheers and applause ] y'all don't know me. you know me. i know you. no one else here knows me! except for y'all. y'all know me, too. but you don't know me. you actually did know me, i'm sorry. [ light laughter ] hey, some sports news, the men's final at the u.s. open was postped until today, because of rain, or as football fans reported it, "shh, the jets game's back on." [ laughter ] speaking of fo

. >> i do not want to deal with a rafwrath or spend my time who sd this, who said that the article is >> and perhaps the person making these allegations should come forward? >> and with yah hoo getting in the sports business and that they had a report that jimmy raye with your having trouble understanding cam. and what is going to keep everybody quiet as it went coming up. with the home opener, jerry rice have is a butcher is a retired at halftime. once again, the giants cut-his jersey-judge, and also, the balance last night. och the bullpen was great and the story is that to beat the throw and the jains victorious two-one. toni ross pre-game conversation. >> after the all-star break one of the teams are doing. cody to slope, see what is going on and at the end of the day, it only matters what we do. what we do, and we can do to step up and control our own destiny. >> bad news for tony mitchell, he is going to withstand a trial that he punched a man and the head several times in southern california. if convicted? this 48 year-old kevin mitchell could face four years in prison. he is f

he sd from the beginning 1k3rk this is absolutely critical for people to understand,ee are going to keep at this until we are pair damage, have americans back to work, and we knew it was going to 20 take a stand effort over a long period of time. and we saw the president say here's what's next sdplim it must be a terrible disappoint to you as well as the president that things have not gone faster than they have. >> again, it's very hard 207b what would have been possible. the lesson--. >> lehrer: you didn't expect things to go quicker? you didn't expect unemployment-- >> i think the expectations of most people, most economists, compared to what people thought at the beginning of january of 2009 , you had growth come back more quickly , stronger than almost anybody wof predicted. i'll give you an example. when the president came into office, people thought it was going to take maybe $700 billion maybe trillions of dollars to soft financial crisis. but because of the impact of what the president and fed did, you know, we've recovered or left unspent more than three-quarters of the authorit

if you're a practicing member of the fraternal order of police you're not just a guy who sds in the duesor it. >> o'malley has the low crime numbers torow about. >> that's true and with o'malley's record, this is a refereum on o'malley's record and you have to ask yourself or people are asking why isn't the referendum doing more in his favor than it is? what is the problem here? is the fact democrats are demoralized and might no vote, is that going to be a problem? we don't know yet. >> well, it's also the fact across the country and not just in maryland but across the country they send to be very conservative. let's be honest about that. they're very law and order oriented and i don't see it being as much of a help as a lot of people do. >> going to a tea party in virginia governor robert mcdonough and the state's other top elected leaders are going to take center stage at virginia's first tea party convention. it takes place next month in richmond. governor monald, the lieutenant governor are all going to be at the convention, all going to speak at the convention. it takes place octobe

same time and the middle east has been there whether it is iran or the conflict with the palestinian sdons, it takes up the headlines, but it is the economy dominating both his conversation and the headlines. >> if you read that long pledge to america that the republicans released today and i read the whole thing, there was not a whole lot on national security, but there was some warnings that they will be as tough on iran as anyone. >> yes. that is always has been the what is the next step? everyone was implied here when you talk about, well, what happens if they continue to build this? and you hear, israel will take care of it and somehow israel will go over there and bomb, and what the president is doing and republicans are pushing him on is that he needs to have some credibility when he goes back to the world and says, we have to do something tougher that he can say, look, i spent two years reaching out to them, and nothing happened. so he is building that up now. >> and cnn "state of the union" sunday. thank you, candy. >> in the speech before the general assembly president obama u

you're llo looking an average sd of 52 miles per hour.les per hour. that's the traffic edge. >>> we are followiig breaking news out of anne arundel county this morning. county fire officials say a 43 years old man drowned early this mornnng in edgewater after falling off of a pier near a bar on south river road. they tried o help the man but could not get him out of the an hour and a half later, dive teams found the manns body under the pier. the victim'' dentity has not been released. >>> baltimore's police commissionnrrsays their response to the tragedy at john hhpkins hospitaa last week was commeed with two people dead and a ú%ctor shot. hospital as police continue to evaluate their response and 911 tapes from that deadly day. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, pptrice, it's time to learn about what happened at this point. we know what the results were, but now the police say even though at the did as well as theyycould, they want to do better next time ann see how things reacted that day and how they reacted to that situat

he sd, traffic, do you see anybody out there? we are turning southeast pound. -- southeastbound. i really did not understand that was a hijacked aircraft until it hit the pentagon. somebody ran into the break room and looked at cnn. that is when we learned that there was an issue in new york with air carriers. we were trying to juggle big decisions there. there was some sketches and some miscommuication back-and-forth , and some slowness in realizing that we were dealing with an additional hijack, because by gosh, we already had two. >> you talked about the fact th you did not see a need to show right upon the scene because he thought they were dealing with a hijacking, adding experience, hijackings are not very interesting. >> typically, you sit back and follow them. it is a pretty boring event. with too many people standing around, they get in the way. there is only so much room around the radarscope. i never got the opportunity to go down t the area. i do no know really what people were watching. mye talked to some of controll

president abbas, as i sd yesterday in our meeting at the white house with the president of the unitedstates, the president of egypt, and the king of jordan, i see in you a partner for peace. togeer we can lead our people to a historic future that can put an end to claims and to conflict. this will not be easy. a true pce, a lasting peace would be achieved only with mutual and painful concessions from both sides. from the israeli side, from the palestinian side, from m side, and from your side. but the people of israel and i as their prime minister are prepared to what this road and it to go a long way in a short time. we want to achieve a genuine peace that will bring our people security, prosperity, and good neighbors. good neighbors. we want to shape a different reality between us. this willnvolve serious negotiations. there are many areas of contention. there are things we have disagreements on, but we have to get from this agreement to agreemen two years ago -- rather a year ago -- in a speech i gave at the university in israel, i tried to outline the two pillars of peace that i t

>> sd we have him, jerry? is he coming? >> cal r kin jr. is in the house. >> hello. how are you?rgizer keep going hall of fame. energizer started the keep going hall of fame to bring tribute to ordinary people that do extraordinary things. let me be the first to y congratulations. >> she keps going and going and going. y picked right with this one. >> absolutely. >> you're amazing. how do you find -- i don't know -- the time and motivationed motivation ed ed to the thing you're doing, jen? >> this gives energy and hope. a hospital can be a depressing place or inspiring place. each has their own amazing stories about how to get through. it inspire mess to keep giving back. the more people we can help, it just makes me feel very fulfilled. >> you don't wake up and say, gee, i'm get an ward today. i'm such a wonderful person. this is because you are doing so much for so many people that need help. >> thank you. >> how about you, cal? you doing well? >> i'm doing well. >> you go around as an ambassador of comfort and hope, huh? >> i was called the energizer bunny when i played. you'r

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