our vessel will soon turn around and then we'll try and spec to get again. but still they can't manage to get a good look at the ships. it's hard to. put it on the table but the weight. of his ability is only twenty centimeters. so. the divers in crew still consider the expedition a success their main objective of finding the sunken ships and charting them on maps has been completed. meanwhile on the shores of the black sea. preditions is nearing its end the tenting will be gone tomorrow but there's still time for one last dive to the submerged ship. a ship. is located seven meters from the surface. of a sunken ship it's a dream he can touch. in this time. to get to google i think the ten days were spent here were quite fruitful. of course we couldn't bring up the turd but i think next year will be better. with . the expedition traditionally ends with the seaside picnic stories of ship wrecks are told along with several exciting tales and bell merely running out of oxygen to morrow these tents will disappear from the coast of the cursed strait. the home of c

. >> so in the old days, it was -- you can look at a spec, and some of the old specs, it will say quarter inch pp, which is a give away of how old the architect is. because if it says quarter inch pp that means quarter inch polished plate. at a time, there was a time when plate wasn't polished. it was just kind of rolled out and it would have a slight wiggle to it. and because it was poured one end of the glass would be a little thicker at this end, a little thinner at that end. so when we glaze these things you put the thicker end down because that would be the -- and the wife's tale is glass is liquid. thicker in the middle. and we have to explain, no, that's not the case. it was put in that way. >> can you tell us, when they pour it, what do they pour it on? >> well, the whole process changed, really. it would be pouring it probably on a steel kind of thing. but at this point, the process changed largely during -- after world war ii. set up rebuilt belgium, rebuilt france, rebuilt -- so before all our glass was domestic and after world war ii it became foreign. they had all the new fac

. >> so in the old days, it was -- you can look at a spec, and some of the old specs, it will say quarter inch pp, which is a give away of how old the architect is. because if it says quarter inch pp that means quarter inch polished plate. at a time, there was a time when plate wasn't polished. it was just kind of rolled out and it would have a slight wiggle to it. and because it was poured one end of the glass would be a little thicker at this end, a little thinner at that end. so when we glaze these things you put the thicker end down because that would be the -- and the wife's tale is glass is liquid. thicker in the middle. and we have to

i know that will come back to us when we get the vehicle specs, but it is something we will need to be aware of. >> [inaudible] we will definitely come back to you and discuss the policies with the city on our selection of vehicles. >> thank you for the presentation. i agree that this is exciting. two basic questions about the plans you are envisioning. is it the plan that these lands will be designated bus lanes with some sort of like preference technology? and one thing you said that sort of concern me, and you may not have intended it this way, but you said the van ness project is more along the way because it has been getting more attention? >> we have been working on the schedule for both projects. we have been working on van ness and geary as well, but we have been focusing on van ness. >> because of the eir deadlines and the sort of thing? i want to be clear that i have no problem with the van ness project, but in my view, when you look at that map you have, it really tells a picture. the richmond district is the area in greatest need, in my view, of some sort of rapid transit.

the hardware is more the issue of getting the specs from the vendors. on the software issues, you are correct. we are technical people involved. i just want to make sure i do not violate any of the city's rules. on. >> thank you. >> on the rfp, is it being updated to reflect the most currency policy with regards to other potential states that are counter to our city policies of fairness? >> all the regulations that are required by both the human rights commission and the city attorney and purchasing in terms of their profits -- all of those are inc.. they are part of the requirements in the rfp. that is another reason why -- at the very end, i want to get back with them to make sure we are all comfortable and all on solid grounds with everyone. >> thank you. thank you. >> any of our questions? >> i always like to be reassured on the account. how much money do we have for this? >> between us and planning for the total, we are around $7 million. >> $7 million. >> yeah. we have given information to the mayor's office and the mayor's office's people so they

he had 30 points and 31 rebounds and the nicks were merely spec tateing.s a 30-30 game in 1982. the t-wolves were pre historic the last time this was done. 112-103. they have not lost to a northern california team in 19 years, but they were pushed by cal high of san ramon. battle of unbeatens. in the second quarter and lucus dunn plows in. the par tans -- spartans take the lead only to see the grizzlies fight back. he fires on the run and what a catch. one foot down in the back of the end zone. it is a good on sidekick. the grizzlies recuff, but there was a penalty and de la salle would get the football. it is another touchdown run and a two-point conversion. he survived the scare. in college football, stanford visits arizona steat and that's when the cheetah will take the field for the cardinal. the cheetah would be andrew luck. the best quarterback in college football lead them to an 8 and 1 record. the coach compares him to payton maning and a jungle cat who runs the wild. >> like a cheetah out there in africa. he has to run 50, 60 miles an hour. and he

there are about 3000 restaurants that we currently in spec for best management practices, and there are other cards and that that we do not inspect, but alatas places, we're finding that they do not have grease traps or interceptors -- but a lot of these places, where they have the equipment, but they have not serviced it. it just has grease running over it. it is not functioning. department of building inspection will go out to make sure it is properly installed, but nobody goes back to see if it is properly operating. there seems to be a gap that is causing this problem. so our solution is the proposed ordinance. we were here recently to talk to your staff one-on-one as we move forward with this, as well, and if you add some language to the local code to make sure that people have equipment, that is operating properly, and we're also looking at moving people towards a more modern equipment that is available, an automatic device, so those are kind of the three main factors in the ordinance. in just before i get into going over what the ordinance says, we have been working on this for o

of here by tonight and by then, a clear skies and cold setup for the start of veteran's day but we spec afternoon to turn out fine a clear sky and mild temperatures and beyond that, well, we will be be dealing with a quiet weather pattern into the start of the weekend a brief warmup by saturday and the next storm will arrive by early next week. a partly sunny sky this afternoon. again, more towards the east more clouds, but, we will mix those in with a breeze about 10 to 20 miles per hour. a pleasant day. especially by november standard. 62 degrees. tonight, back down into the mid to lower 30s. and during the day on veteran's day, we are expecting a nice tribute for all the festivities around the region. 60 degrees the afternoon temperature. and as we do he can tend our forecast out, through the weekend, you will notice we will hang near 60 with a low near freezing on friday. a bump to 65 on saturday. and still near 60 on sunday with thickening clouds and the rain should probably hold off as we return back to the 50s next week. >> reporter: for everyone who tries to get an early start t

you can seep the specs in your head and pay under $500. that is the sweet spot for a great image at a great place. if you want something edge yer, spend $900 for a 46-inch l.e.d. and 120 herz refresh rates. lots of numbers and factors but a tv like that will have internet connectivity to stream net flix, and amazon, and hulu, and not have to have a cable or satellite connection in many cases. oh, and another way to do that cheaply. look at this. this is a rocu box for $59, or a little bit more, you can get one of these guys here, that will bring you amazon, net flix, hulu and hooks up to any television and doesn't need a modern high def set and it helps you join the future right off the bat. >> and affordable stuff, that is pretty affordable. >> that is one. those start at $60. i love this guy. check this out. looks like a car key or a house key. >> i'm going to lose it. what is it? >> luckily it is cheap. you won't be too worried about it. $30. and as it says it is a key safe in sarasota, and this thing is a usb key with all of your pass

jeff orton with a two-game success eption specs. dear -- suspension.hoots and scores and 1-0 san jose. there was some fighting. george pier rise and those guys are heavyweights, both 250 pounds. in spectacular hd he deflects it home. if at first you don't succeed, follow your own shot. to ot and the ducks control it. he insurance with it for anna -- anaheim. monta ellis had to be helped off the court in toronto with a back injury. he stayed in canada overnight as a precaution. the good news, it is not serious. the warriors play the knicks tomorrow. paul milsap is in the zone. he is a muscle paint and there is not one, but two, but three 3 es a. trailing 104-102. rebound, put back and had 46. duane wade 39 with the heat and that is with authority. ak47 and he puts utah up 112-111. jazz over the heat 116-114. in ot and miami's third loss of the year. quinten daley's one of the best in hoops history and he passed away in las vegas at the age of 49. he was an all-american in 1982, but allegations of an attack on daley on a female student lead to cfs to ter

a spec of dirt on the pizza, i can layoff with that. we all have to eat our ton of dirt don't we. >> reporter: we spoke with representatives of all four districts and only one wanted to go on camera with a reaction and that's baltimore city. >> it's never good any time you have any health code violations but we think considering the number, the very low number and the large amount of schools that we have. we think that we're doing a good job in trying to deal with problems, abate them quickly, and make sure that they don't continue to come back. >> reporter: the other districts did accepted us written statements with each one telling us food safety is a top priority and that they take pride in serving students quality food in a clean environment. all say that when violations are reported by the health department within their schools those problems are immediately corrected. now you can read the complete statements from each district on our web site, abc2news.com. go there and you'll also find our expanded coverage of dirty dining. look

with 44 degrees and we are clear but we expect it to churn cloudy -- exturn cloudy in hurry -- we spec it to turn cloudy in a hurry. late -- we expect it to turn cloudy in a hurry. here is kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: justin, for those drivers traveling northbound on 95, through baltimore city, heading up towards fort mchenry. the earlier vehicle is cleared from the right tube. on the beltway on the top side, at the 83, volume is picking up. that has speeds down a little bit. no major problems on 695. one accident in baltimore city south hanover street approaching well street. an earlier vehicle fire at 97 northbound near dorsey road continues to block the left shoulder. it's not impacting traffic too much at this time. now back to you. >> thanks, kim. >>> in about an hour, people who live at the dutch village apartments will be able to return home to see what's left after the storm yesterday went through and caused so much disaster. sherrie johnson is live as people are starting to wake up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, megan. we are live here at the friend shp acad

surrounding nine eleven saying that it was an orchestrated conspiracy by israelis americans who all specs this theory out you know first of all the real reason why i lost my job was because i disagreed with new french defense police both pro nato orientation but was the real reason why i have lost my job but. in my last book i have some. of the nine eleven. i think i'm very confident of the future about the truth i'm just waiting about. what but you know many experts think for your version is not right so we have time but we've been over to experts is one thing but do you actually think that one day mainstream media could question the efficient events surrounding nine eleven in the western world it's very different difficult to question the official version but things will change because as i told you. all saw in the u.s. people think many people think it's kind of inside job so we have time. you story of the long term you so i'm more confident about the future and you also advocate this idea of a clash of civilizations in the present and world what is what is it based on who is involved

main stumbling points would you say that the unit or your unit or pick this new global corporation speccing the same problems here well this new company established. in two thousand and six and imagine at that time there was nobody to. we were able to build a very strong business and we're leaders in a lot of segments that are important for us we haven't seen them more than two hundred people working in this office so i believe if you really have a strategy of well thought of if you have a strong team of people you can be very successful in this market the only global major studio not to have its distribution offices here in russia. ready for an emergence of such serious competitor what would change if warner brothers were to open their distribution offices in russia all of the major studios are present in russia where the direct office is all through their partners so already russia is one of the major markets for the hollywood studios and there's growing even more do you guys use the specialists from the office and queue up more from the global display here in russia there are seven strat

very slowly in our country in slovenia and i swear we should first of all of them all crimes it is spec who committed them we have to bury old the dead and buried them with dignity we have to commemorate that. all who died and that you know is not easy to do because there are many who would say well you know why should we be turning to the postes and i agree we should not be we should not be enslaved we should not be prisoner sort of our boss we have to find a derived measure. at the code at the theater was that mr president thank you very much for this interview. letter. culture is that so much yard and tell about you about her even more so because all we're going to see there of nato this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first. for your convenience our comfortable shuttle bus will teach you to this moment just a few hours concerning urgent flows and scaring the most current players in your direction. on the moon. craters. scorching soil mentor there are included. a photo with the wild of the lunar rover for free. download the official

very slowly in our country in slovenia and i swear we should first of all condemn all crimes it is spec who committed them we have to bury all the dead and buried them with dignity we have to commemorate the tragedy of all who died and that you know it's not easy to do because there are many who would say well you know why should we be turning to the postes and i agree we should not be we should not be in slave we should not be prisoner sort of our boss we have to find the right measure off at the coach at utah was that mr president thank you very much for this interview michael after. my grandmother did not like we're going to become. she was afraid. and she was very cool. she felt. i was frankenstein's monster. we don't have the problem. every morning. and effort is made. on the palestinian or in the european side to negotiate an end to the violent attacks against israel which i have no fear of war call the. song goes you have no. calling the leader of the state of israel one of the main terrorists in the world. we are supposed to be seriously examining history but you mention a few w

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future and there is seventy eight million baby boomers who get a bonus with a spec to their future health care benefits i'm talking about the medicare program member to care or which provides help benefits to old people and us get better if i can go to you i mean in your sense in europe do you think it's still a social good social idea for having a sense of equality in society is that still sustain through this financial crisis that the state is responsible to some extent for the lives of its citizens. i think there's one misunderstanding you see the smaller government a smaller welfare state in the u.s. but the much bigger deficit let's. you have. to say it in percentage it's one hundred percent more you have twelve to fourteen percent of the g.d.p. is the public debt we have heart of it in germany with a much bigger welfare state so so why are welfare state is not financed by taxes it's not. the federal government which is which is spending all these monies we have created one hundred years ago those independent insurances they are public half private insurance as you can step in step o

spec ambassador come on behalf of fred kent and my colleagues of the atlantic counand i pefule coming back. >> thank you very much. [applause >> and now to london for prime minister's question time live from the bsh

organ trafficking in kosovo is finally reach prosecutors at least seven people have been charged a spec of luring poor people to sell their kidneys with the false hopes for cash one of the suspects is being linked to the kosovo liberation army which was accused of selling the organs of captured serbs during the one nine hundred ninety s. war r t sarraf earth has more. police intel emerging here in kosovo at the moment an organized crime group including a former health minister involved in organ trafficking now the story starts a couple of years ago when doctors working for the private health clinic medical is the you can see behind me were investigated for allegedly performing these illegal organ transfer operations now the group was said to have targeted poor people from regions such as russia kazakhstan and remain year and offering them around twenty thousand dollars to come here and have these operations performed with the recipients as well being charged a huge amount of money for the cases taken by you like the police mission working here in kosovo and they boards these indictments

the cullinan grad region local authorities say company representatives plan to visit the region to spec the area next year fox wagon opened its first russian factory two years ago in the colegrove region that today produces and welcome. but this gal who plans to produce mercy to russia would die where the joint project will require more than one hundred sixty million dollars of investment the plan is the plan is to produce sixty thousand vehicles a year starting late two thousand and twelve. we're also explored about twelve million tonnes of coal to china this year the chinese vice premier says that's two million more than china expected only a few months ago meeting with russian deputy prime minister in good situation he said he has a positive outlook for energy cooperation between russia and china. and russia shipping group pescado may build a grain terminal at the vladivostok commercial seaport within three years the company's vice president says the final date depends on japanese part as he told two corporations this so it's corporation. it will eventually buy the grain. to construc

threat hangs over the christmas holidays in europe as belgium arrested twenty six radical islamists specs are being linked to international terror organizations and chechen militants. students all over the u.k. are taking to the streets protesting for the government's plans to increase university tuition fees and cut projects across the channel workers are crying out against crippling with terrorists it's. all those stories to calm of the top of the al but close calls moved occasionally. for mel the big night of european action does in the end some russian interests are less yes that's right rubina's taking on copenhagen and really must win this match to keep up any hopes of reaching the champions league knockout stage or not that's next. hello and thank you for joining me for the sports news and this is a taste of what's coming off. last chance rypien aim to keep their champions league last sixteen hopes alive as they host copenhagen i can't believe the tie. while under pressure rafael benitez into milan prepared to host the side f.c. twenty in group by the holders are on a five game to

authority they got no authority to impose austerity measures on you irish people don't you understand the specs of potatoes through life rooms one of course the difference between. this national situation for ireland and what happened in erie pennsylvania is midterm elections in the us so the attorney general of pennsylvania is now running for governor so he's he's obviously up for election and is thus pursuing the fake sheriff in the fake judge but with the case of ireland there is an elected officials and nobody alexy i.m.f. they are not subject to these votes most of the protests going on i believe in the summer or early part of the summer and there's a big march on the call to do it all the doyle or the doorbell or element or some of the dole that's mostly on purpose well then the final headline goes to the heart of this whole fabric to the heart of it of corruption because to all of that story see bank of england had mervyn king proposes eliminating fractional reserve banking . what so this exact what this is that the buttonwood conference in new york just recently and mervyn king said eli

militants and all those who are crossing attacks for the christmas period that's all specs are being linked to international terror organizations and chechen militants that are bushels of following developments for our city. police here in brussels say they busted an islamic terrorist cell tied to russia's republic of chechnya which is planning attacks through three throughout europe so it is swooped on fifteen people suspect of recruiting jihad is to fight in iraq and afghanistan that comes just hours after all sorties launched pre-dawn raid on homes of another eleven suspects who were tied to a cicily are linked in its work the belgian prosecutor's office said quote there were an international terrorist group using a stream internet site and saw al mujahideen to plan an attack it comes as part of massive coordinated raids across europe in countries like the netherlands denmark and germany where thirty one year old russian of chechen origin was arrested suspected of training jihadists to fight in terrorist campaigns those arrested or belgian moroccan and russian origin this is seen

. >> i know that you guys concentrate particularly on hedging accounts as opposed to spec accounts. what kind of producer -- some of these guys may have locked in their input cost already thinking this market is going go up without taking action. what should they be doing? >> there's lots of different tools out there. i think for our guys, we have about half of our new crop of corn and beans sold. we replaced it with a spread strategy. i think that's the safest kind in this environment. if you have any kind of futures or marginnable positions, it's very dangerous for people that aren't used to that. if you can lock in good margins and grow $5 corn and $12 beans, you can't go wrong. >> so you're saying take advantage of where it is at this point in time if it doesn't get any worse. >> and use a call center. if there's problems in south america, we're going go a lot higher. >> so you think there's opportunity. i like that word higher. >> protect the revenue you have now, but keep the upside open in case south america does have a snag. there's not a lot of room in corn and global wheat

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so we do it full of the kill weight mud specs are you are leaving the well overbalanced in the temperate abandoning face, greg? >> correct. that's our design choice. >> if you are primary cement job fails in the kind of situation, what's the effect of having a primary cement job figure? >> if it happened or you're a temperate abandonment, the kill weight mud would keep the well under control. >> thanks, mr. williams. i'm going to move on now to mr. lewis and asking a few questions. mr. williams was kind of to come to us from shell to explain some tactical areas in which he is highly experienced, but he has not reviewed the details of the macondo well design of the macondo process. mr. lewis, by contrast was asked to look at precisely some of those issues. mr. lewis, what materials relevant to the macondo well design have you reviewed? >> i have reviewed the complete sequence of drilling plans that were developed internally for this well, starting with the flange in 2009, before the marianas moved off of the well, continuing through the final plans for the temporary abandonment and the in

. >> one more spec tack lawyer day in stow -- spectacular day in store. >> that's right.ideal conditions, and we hillary pete -- will repeat this again tomorrow. san francisco got up to 78 degrees. half moon bay was a beach day. look at the low 80s from san jose up to redwood city and oakland and santa rosa and napa. really warm by november standards. here is what it looked like from the time lapse perspective. we occasionally saw high clouds moving through. the sunset official time at 6:09. the high clouds made up of ice crystals gave us the beautiful glow when the sun went down. tonight we have the clouds around. the temperatures are on the mild side. we have 50s and 60s. look at san francisco. almost 70 degrees at 11:00 at night. it is still mild outside. sunny and mild again tomorrow. showers are possible friday evening and rain is likely on sunday. tomorrow once again is going to be well above average. san francisco tomorrow's high 76 degrees. typically you see 66 a good 10 degrees above normal. substantially warmer in oakland compared to where you should be coming i

spec may i ask if anyone in the audience has questions for eric. we are going to ask you to get up and go to the microphone. >> thank you so much. it was interesting. cynthia snyder from georgetown university. i am curious -- i'm curious about your america project i wonder what you hope to get out of it and when you hope will had many troubles around the country. or any of the artists and to travel with you? the would be interested if you would collect and writing and maybe you have already done that, by the artists wanted to do this because i don't think patriotism is of a bad word, i think it is a good thing and the idea of artists to bring something patriotic runs counter to i think the traditional american idea about artists but other people outside america look to our art as what embodies what america is. for some strange reason we don't do that and so i just would love to hear what you hope this will accomplish and also how you decided to start in kansas city. >> the last question is the easiest answer. that's where the money was. actually ka

of spec gold as a kind of theatrical experience with amar.this was an extended experience in time. and this was the view from above. so it was an experiment, kind of a social experiment. and interestingly it started off with nothing to do, nothing to see except our own vision and dependence on vision. but it came to be adopted by the swiss, represents with. and this was when we returned to figure out whether to be in the e.u., not to be in the e.u. it's a machine to make meanings off of, which was building for us. >> in fact it became a kind of brand and also for switzerland. architecture often resist that kind of intersection with ranting. what was your feeling as this became kind of the icon of the exposition? >> it was really amusing because we found it on stamps. we founded on lotto tickets. we founded on bottles of kirsch posher and everywhere you look there was the blur. and i think that architects could only do so much. there's an intention. there is an architects intention. this was something that we -- it was really open to the inter

so we do it full of the kill weight mud specs are you are leaving the well overbalanced in the temperate abandoning face, greg? >> correct. that's our design choice. >> if you are primary cement job fails in the kind of situation, what's the effect of having a primary cement job figure? >> if it happened or you're a temperate abandonment, the kill weight mud would keep the well under control. >> thanks, mr. williams. i'm going to move on now to mr. lewis and asking a few questions. mr. williams was kind of to come to us from shell to explain some tactical areas in which he is highly experienced, but he has not reviewed the details of the macondo well design of the macondo process. mr. lewis, by contrast was asked to look at precisely some of those issues. mr. lewis, what materials relevant to the macondo well design have you reviewed? >> i have reviewed the complete sequence of drilling plans that were developed internally for this well, starting with the flange in 2009, before the marianas moved off of the well, continuing through the final plans for the temporary abandonment and the in