we feel like we should have known before that. at&t already has a five-year plan within the area corridor. each of the neighborhoods over and over will have to come before you for the locations that they choose. we just want you to move it down the street. we have the support of the majority of the parents and they do not want it at that location. we also feel that they will not simply limit themselves to just what they are saying to you today. we have seen this happen where it has become an industry, and we feel they could certainly apply for things in the future. at&t -- they have painted the elevator and the area to the left were the refrigerator equipment will be in danger ready. prior to that point, there was no pain whatsoever. we feel that they are acting ahead of the hearing in the head of the conditional use permit. the earthquakes happen, buildings fall. the pieces could fall into the alley in the play yard. we have the expected big earthquake that will be happening soon. there is no unusual condition that says this will stan

t we'll have more on the situation in india. >>> it may be a world away about what is happening right now in somalia hits home. more than 12 million people in that region are in desperate need of food. and there is a special community here in the u.s. that is seizing this human catastrophe as a call to action. jill dougherty reports from minneapolis.

we have talked a little bit about at&t's dedication to san francisco. we have a few public servants here. also years and years of dedicated service for the city as well. i am proud to have mayor ed lee with us today as well as the president of the board of supervisors david chiu. >> good morning, everyone. i am here to make sure the new and additional customers of at&t to what i think is really important -- they all call the giants'. at our at&t park. i want to thank ken and kerry for inviting me your. i am excited about this flagship store. they are doing it the right way. we have so many companies looking at how they can meet their corporate philanthropy and responsibilities. at&t has done that correctly. they all worked very closely with our board. i congratulate david chiu and the board for their decisions. they recently allowed at&t to launch their uverse. many customers have said, i want an alternative to what is happening, and so they have cut that alternative. they will be helping the best they can and balancing that with neighborhood policies as

t have a highway bill that's do. i've spoken to the chairman of the finance committee todayn there are ways we can find thata in keeping with the bipartisan a approachnt to this. thi the important part, the important thing we have, t i. president, with the much infrastructure jobs we need soe very much is that for every billion dollars we spend an infrastructure we take 47,500 j. high-paying jobs, a lot of othea jobs that spin-off from that. now these are not jobs you havea a billion dollars and have all these jobs the federal government does.ridges a these are monies that go to the private sector and bridges and dams. we need to do that and we can de that. of clean energy jobs are changing d the face of this nation. we need to do that. i am optimistic and hopeful than ee spirit of compromise that's taken over the last several days will endure. i hope my republican colleagues to bring back work and not be ad looking for winners and lookingf political parties let's startor. looking for winners with the tor american pe

t >>> do i have to tip these guys? the whale ate them all.was ap so there was a happy ending. >> gio peta applauded that. >> this has been a peta-themedt. show. so we will close things outlo t with a post game wrap up from l. andy levy. he is our own beluga whale.. he lives in a tank of water. and to see clips of recent shows go to fox newscom/redeye. e >>> i will see you back herem. at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." five. coming up on the next "redurn eye" return appearances from m mike huckabee. and the return of dana bischon. ch >> and back to tv's andy levy fr for a post game wrap up. up. >> thanks, greg. jill, what is the hot topic on th the jill dobson show? >> i am disparaging billm shultz and posting pictures of courtney friel.urtney check it out, folks. >> it is a win-win. >> jaime, how long before the ww cast members of jersey shore turn into spidey. >> i would say it already happened just about. >> sherrod? >> the show is going strong. 82nd and 2nd.g d opening the doors. young comics trying to build p

my wife and i have live d for about 40 years in the area of 725 terraville street and support bob carson's appeal done last may and our group has an expert whose opinion is that t-mobile does not have a significant gap in their coverage in the 725 area. this matter really is just all about politics with t-mobile trying to inkrecrease its cell e and increase the value to at&t who just recently bought them. and so in conclusion, please deny settlement of the lawsuit. thank you very much. supervisor kim: thank you, mr. mitchell. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is richard deluce and i live around the corner from 725 taraval and i have live there had for system 10 years now. i ask you today to vote against the settlement of t-mobile's lawsuit against the city. voting to set thl lawsuit will set a bad precedent for future instances where wireless carriers seek to install these types of intrusive, industrial, commercial facilities on or near residential buildings in neighbors where they do not belong. and in supervisor farrel's district alone, there are currently four such case where is a proposed wireless facilities requiring a conditional use p

download to be official on t. have location your on the phone i pod touch for me i choose ops to. charge each life on the go. video on demand on cheese my old costs and r.h.s. feedstock now in the palm of your. questions on the potty dot com. heavy gunfire and explosions are reported in the libyan capital but independent sources on the ground say it is all part of a nato descent from asian campaign broken off the forces of the say they remain well armed and are ready to fight again. hamas launches a rocket attacks on israel following the country's a deadly shelling of gaza this comes after hamas announced it's calling off its cease fire with the jewish state meanwhile thousands take to the streets of israeli cities to remember the victims and event at their growth. also we mark twenty years since moscow was placed under military curfew during an attempt to overthrow mikhail gorbachev the group faced a fierce resistance and failed to topple the government but nonetheless changed the course of history for the soviet union. and up next natasha is here with all the latest in sports ne

have up presenting sponsor. we would like to invite president david t [applause] >> just very briefly, on behalf of target, just privileged to be part of this. it is a new day and it's an exciting day. never before have we celebrated asian pacific heritage month and the landscape as we are today. with the ever-changing population, with the political landscape, heck, we even saw the first chinese american nba player, and we are proud to be part of it and celebrate throughout the month of may. so thank you very much for having us. [applause] >> we have our returning heritage champion, pacific gas and electric represented by ontario smith. ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one. [applause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause]

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run to anything better than i can will defeat for grouping because i'm at home to deny my t. have tonight will see the russian side make that champions league playoffs. from fury with hooliganism cases up fifty percent this year in the russian premier league we look at the reasons behind the worrying six. pack in the swing former of golf world number one tiger woods returns to the greens are three remotely off playing a practice round the bridgestone invitational. burring major upset because on will make the champions league playoffs by the end of tonight that's how to start i fed hold a goal advantage against. following last week's third run qualifying first that clash in ukraine who are being seen here going through a disappointing three nil loss the next the key against fellow title hopefuls at the weekend have a couple of injury concerns but monitored for jihad is acting cagey refusing to name the r. d. now meanwhile are injury free will be needing to join two of the russian clubs in the group stages of european football's premier club competition zinny c.s.k. sides already th

police got him. >> you know, even if they have the dog, t that probably would t have been a toss-up.o to that -- >> oh, man. >> didn't work. >> on many levels. >> that's a crappy situation. all right. this guy, speaking of other smart guy, in panneinellas coun florida they had a graffiti problem. they finally caught up with a guy. it's not some punk teenager, it is 71-year-old charles wesley, and apparently, sla stands for sane liberated americans, a political party that this guy is its only member. he believes the party will take over the country, once our economy completely collapse, and he got busted after witnesses saw hill tagging a pole sunday, look booked on criminal miss chief and held on 5 thousand bail. 71-year-old and you're the most notorious graffiti artist. >> from one to another. we go to florida a 90-year-old navy veteran is theldest graduate from florida atlantic university at 90 years old. it's a wonderful story. he always wanted to go back and get his masters. he was born in 1921 in north africa and joined the north african navy fighting against the nazi, later joi

months and months and months to reach an agreement that could have been reached a long time ago, it's not so great it took so long to achieve,t could have been accomplished months ago and at least have the merit of instilling confidence sooner rather than at the last possible moment. we must make sure that we are -- we say why are we here today -- that we aren't here some other day to go through these motions and that's the reason i'm supporting this bill. the president was successful in impressing upon the congress that we need the full 18 months so the americans at their kitchen table, people sitting around that table and aboard room table will know that you can rely on the united states of america to meet its obligations, ok? and another reason to support this bill, even there are plenty of reasons not to, is that it stops cuts in social security, mecare and medicaid. this is the most important assignment given to democratic leadership going to the table, to make sure there are no cuts in benefits in medicare, medicaid and social security, that was achieved. another issue of importance to us, as we protect and defend our c

t-12. all of the fixtures bought now have the t-8. >> i understand they're going to stop making t-12 bulbs. >> it is scheduled for extinction. >> along the same lines, the city of san francisco is considering an ordinance to require the conversion from the old 212 to t-8 efficiency fixtures or higher. >> there are discussions. many of the large owners have gone to retrofits because there is a very good payback on it. the only commercial buildings that haven't done that are the smaller buildings where there is not as much money involved. >> so what other energy-efficient leading do we see these days? >> in both residential and commercial applications, you're seeing a trend toward compact fluorescent bulbs where instead of the conventional edison-based socket. >> the edison base, the screw type socket. >> the standard screw-in socket that everybody uses. >> all are edison, right. >> now you're seeing pictures that have four-pin contact fluorescent bulbs. these are even more efficient -- they're approximately as fingerprint as a t-8. so they get about five times as much energy efficiency as a

they say t ty have a message to the president from america's urnds class. >> they want to know that he'seporter: their poverty tour pulled into the president's backyard today with a stop at d.c.'s central kitchen. here, formerly unemployed locals learn culinary skills. the goal of the tour is to highlight rampant unemployment and income inequality. and their view that the president is not doing enough. what is the white house view of this criticism? >> the president is focused on every american who is suffering. during these turbulent economic times. >> i know what the president is up against. i think too often he compromises. too often he capitulates. i think the republicans know that. i think they laugh when he's not around. >> he's got martin luther king's bust in the oval office. he weeps when he cease working people suffering and no focus. >> reporter: there are riots in the uk that have a lot to do with disaffected youth. do you see it happening here? >> in a word, yes. 1% of the people owning and controlling more wealth than 90% of americans, that's unsustainable. that math won't

have letter volters repeal cap capital punishment will not pass the bill not having enough support to pass the legislature t would have replaced the death penalty with permanent imprisonment. >>> as hurricane irene gears up to rip along the eastern seaboard this weekend people are planning evacuation strat gjss and making contingency plans and a lot of that requires communication but what happens if the sell lar networks go down. chip reed on whether the east coast can stay connected. >> reporter: when a 5.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the east coast earlier this week so many people grabbed their cell phones to call family and friends that networks quickly became overloaded. the situation became so serious that the federal emergency management agency urged the must be to use e-mail or text messages so that emergency officials can continue to receive and respond to urgent calls. nearly 10 years after 9/11 when overloaded cell phone situations crashed possibly hindering the response of police and firefighters the federal government is still search being for a solution. now with hurricane irene there is the ad

of the things that i loved about the deficit commission recommendations, is it would have addressed predictability t would have been bipartisan. it would actually taken a big step toward providing some expectations and predictability and certainty with respect to our tax code and we could use both of those. we're going to have the opportunity to do -- mr. president, i was actually listening a little bit to the news, and they were talking about who's winning because of this debate and who's losing. i'd like to think that democrats aren't big winners and republicans aren't big winners. i hope the american people, the folks we're all representing are at least modest-size winners. among one of the things the president did, he didn't want to have us go into default and was willing to bargain long and hard in order to avoid default, and i commend him for that. the president didn't want to have another debate over the debt ceiling until when we get past the next election. he just wants to be able to run the administration and to govern. i remember how hard it was for us in delaware to work in the governor'

with me is a baghdad bureau chief, i'm pleased t have him on this program.ootsteps from john burns and others. >> and they've all been on your show. >> charlie: indeed with great pride. so what's happening today. >> what's happening today in iraq. i'm not there of courseut everyone is sitting through t events of monday. what's remarkable is after eight years and so much money and lives lost, you can have a day like monday and nobody's surprised by it. and the recommendation is people are angry about their security forces and their government and they want to cast blame. >> charlie: when you look at the people who left iraq, have they come back in part -- >> the refugees. not very many. i did a piece on syria. more went to syria than jordan. i went to where the buses leave for syriaand i found out the iraqis were saying it's better, so they're not come bagging in great numbers. >> charlie: what's the status electricity and stuff like that. >> when you talk to people it's the heat and electricity this part of the year. they fired the secretary minister second

safeway plans to double the size of its store in the rockridge neighborhood t will have wider aisles -- neighborhood. it will have wider aisles and a fresh guard everyone -- garden. hundreds of neighbors don't want this and have signed a petition. >> safeway should be able to build an expand their store. i have issues with stoplights here. i think it would ruin this business and would ruin the produce store across the street. the public has until august 15th to comment on the expansion. the planning commission is expected to vote and the city council will likely take up the issue in the spring. >>> a big bank and two chain stairs are shopping for approval from san francisco voters. target, petco and chase, are all looking to expand. they would have to get approval from the planning department and the community. the department responsible for this with the a -- for this got permission in 2006. >>> good afternoon. we've got the better clearing outside our doors. you can see plenty of clouds still piled up along the coast. they will remain that way. as we roll through today, temperature

single cubs nearly every day from mothers who used t t routinely have two.ur last day would be thehe exception. suddenly, hours of breakdowns in the unforgiving tundra open up to yet another slumbering mother, but this time, with not one, but three cubs slowly waking up to play. as the wind kicks up, ice begins to form on some of the photographers' eyelashes. they're freezing as they wait for the mother to make a move. when she does, watch the cub through the legs. did you catch it? one photographer did. the motherears hulking size seems to unravel as she climbs out. with three little ones in tow, she pushes on. the long walk of the polar bear, including one cub not much bigger than a poodle. just the kind of sighting to give even the skeptics hope. >> they're well insulated. they have a great supply of warm milk and they have a beautiful mom, so, life's all good so far. >> reporter: in two years, these cubs will be on their own and the cycle in a part of khancana that has the feel of another planet, will repeat itself, as the polar bear's long journey march

. >> we need -- >> in light of my husband's employment with at&t, i have to recuse myself. >> >> i second the motion. >> any objections? >> we are here to get support behind some of the amendments to update the cellphone rights. we were here before you and we're very pleased to earn your support in the original ordinance. with the ordinance -- what the board as requires is that retailers post this levels of the specific absorption rate bubble for each phone at the point of sale. this will vary in range. the ordinance requires that retailers make information on how to reduce exposure to the upper frequency. the amendments would take away the label which to make it much easier for the individual retailers to comply and instead require that each phone sold, they are given information on how to respond to the radio frequency. we determined that this might not be the most accurate or reliable way to determine radiation from a cell phone. it really depends how far you are from the antenna, what type of system you are operating. that is not really a pinpoint accuracy. also, there is a setting th

h we have the beginning of a system that forces cuts in the c discretionary one-third of the t budget, defense and nondefense, which they have to do. they've got to cut. but it doesn't really ask much of anything over the 60% that has grown rapidly that's entitlement spending. and as a result, if the speciall committee created in thisinlve s agreement, which is the greatel hope of the agreement i think te doesn't work its will and triggr involve itself in entitlement reform and tax reform and a congress doesn't accept it, then the trigger, the automatic spending cuts are also all from discretionary spending asking that one-third of the budget to paveovernm the way even though a small part of the responsibilitn and the increase and that wouldn have a devastating effect on ths national security and dramatically undercut the defense and also on some of the programs under the great. investment programs of thehe future education, energy, etc.., so i really hope the speciali wt ommmittee will redeem our hopesh and congress will by dealing with entitlement reform. i want to say here that sen

ultra secretive t fifty it was actually a deal between india and russia to develop it is' partners here the idea is to build about a thousand of them over the next decade or so hopefully have the t. fifty sukhoi in service by two thousand and fifteen now the west is certainly keeping a close watch on russia with the debut of this t fifty it is supposed to go head to head with america's f. twenty two raptor also the f. eighteen it is lighter it is faster the technology is more recent also it's more cost effective than their western counterparts and this is the man helicopter on man helicopter robotic system there are many many other drones behind it some drones as small as my leg i mean who knows really what's flying in the skies these days but when it comes to the issue of terminator and skynet it seems like those days are approaching a faster than ever now for the meantime i really should wrap it up here i can go on like a schoolboy i'm surrounded by toys or boys with toys it's great fun here for us at r t a but for now we'll go to a slightly more serious package are. talking about the debut of a russian passenger liner that's next right here on r.t. . this is one of the

t? e congressr owe >> on the part of congress. >> rose: they have defined thei. >> no,they haven't unfortunately they defined the issues as spending. that is wrong. >> rose: they make bothargument- >> they equate the t and the two are not at all the same. the issue is we need to have an effective government that meets the needs that our country has, and we need to have a revenue structure that pays for what we need to do. the difference between the two is the deficit, and the problem is the deficit, not spending. i think that's part of what, as i said before, needs to become broadly understood by the american public. >> rose: if you were today theps issue that he had facing the debt limitation today, the debt ceiling issue, would you be arguing that he ought not to focus on the deficit for the next several years, he toot focus on getting the economy growing -- he ought to focus on getting the economy growing again? >> you're making a distinction i don't think exists. >> rose: okay.i don't think we a healthy economic recovery unless we get our fiscal house in order. >> rose: fcal house in orderan

. >> pg&e and at&t have been out here. the truck skidded off the road a few hours ago.come to rush hour this could turn into a serious problem. the city is using battery power for the traffic lights. is that runs out, it could be a real mess. for the time being the truck remains wedge. until then the power is off indefinitely. >> george, what should people do this afternoon if power is still out? >> take an alternate route. used 682 highway 880242 in the northbound direction. traffic this morning, we are still hot spot free at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now, the back up that we have for the last 40 minutes looks to be quickly dissipated in the westbound direction. let's get a quick check on weather with the james fletcher. >> here is a quick look at the san mateo bridge. we are looking for partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. here is where we will see temperatures this afternoon. '70s and '80s is the general makes. the hottest temperatures will be in the central valley. brentwood may very well see 90 degrees. coming up we will have a look at the weekend and what w

't have a tendency to pick up the drizzle along the ground to the coast. 61 in urreca. 72 in big sur.mid-to-upper 70s san diego and l.a. 108 in palm springs. 97 in fresno. upper 80s around chico and sacramento. sunny 78 in tahoe. >> thank you. >>> 5:49 now. baby cribs thought to be too dangerous to sell at retail stores are available online on ebay and craigslist including the drop-side cribs banned a month ago because infants can get trapped in them and die. ebay reached a deal with the consumer product safety commission to shut down used crib auctions in a few weeks. craigslist will update the warnings about the used cribs and the dangers. removing the listing is difficult because they're monitored by the site users. >>> arnie duncan will unveil a policy today to avoid closing down schools. they are announcing a waiver system to give a break to schools that are deemed failure under the federal "no child left behind" policy. policy says the schools should be shut down if they don't meet standards. it will allow schools to save open if they reach performance requirements. congressiona

one is nursing a persistent back injury having already missed plenty of action since may the twenty five year old russian has slipped to sixty fifth in the world w t standings due to injury she also missed both the french open and wimbledon this year soften and her brother maher out distinguished as the only siblings to have both held the world's top ranking brother soften now generating headlines in the world of politics after retiring from tennis six years ago the thirty one year old aiming for a seat in the russian state duma standing for the united russia party. to basketball and there is no movement in the ongoing amby labor dispute between team owners and the players' association that's according to commissioner david stern his state's quote everything remains the same on all the issues ahead of the november first season starts and there will be more meetings later in august. we're at the same place were. thirty days ago. we agreed we'd be in touch to schedule some additional meetings that's all so you can only go so long discussing non-economic or just to be a shoe store etc careful next steps or care if you get your brings you back to the

going to start to tamp down and say his nation is the evil doers of speech so i certainly have just played just like r t should have freedom of speech you would want the government coming in here and regulating what you have to say as a corporation i disagree but thank you very much for very much for dr owens ok this idea that corporations are people didn't just spring out of nowhere it goes back a very very long way actually there is a contrast to if you would go back to one thousand nine hundred just as chief justice john marshall the third chief justice of the united states supreme court president thomas jefferson was appointed by john adams the guy who actually initiated arguably the doctrine of judicial review with marbury vs madison an eighteen nineteen in a case called dartmouth purses woodward john marshall said corporation is an artificial being invisible intangible an existing only in contemplation of why this is eight hundred nineteen being a mere creation of law because this is only those properties which the charter of its creation confer upon it period that's it. in one thousand nine hundr