how can you have a successful taylor streets art district when 90 turk almost at the corner of taylor you have this giant crowd in front of the tiptop market? this is the problem we face. and it is time -- i know the commission has been supportive of the efforts in the tenderloin and the fact i keep coming down and you keep showing us that the community is being organized and we're trying to improve things and we need to take a step forward, not a step backward by adding more liquor uses. thank you. vice president olague: thank you. >> good evening. i am the head of the association and i am here to speak on behalf of mr. rantsi. he lost a business of about $200,000 and invested another $150,000 on the new location and is conducting a very good and clean operation over there. unfortunately, the tenderloin is the tenderloin. there are problems everywhere in the tenderloin. but mr. rantsi has been punished for no reason other than being in the wrong location. doing business as a responsible citizen. and he should not be paying the price for it. we would like you to look at his records si

of billy taylor.s well. dr. billy taylor earned a doctorate in music education at the university of massachusetts. >> billy taylor, for his world chrags jazz artistry.... >> osgood: in 1992 he was awarded the national medal of arts by president george bush. and a master of jazz fellowship from the national endowment for the arts. >> i'm billy taylor. welcome to jazz alive. >> reporter: he hosted a jazz program on national public radio. and jazz at the kennedy center in washington d.c., a regular series. he wrote more than 300 songs. one was a favorite of rev. martin luther king jr.. >> he always asked me for a piece that i had written which was very popular during that period. but he never remembered the title. the tune was called "i wish i knew how it feel to be free." he would say play that baptist piece that you play all the time. >> reporter: billy was married for more than 60 years to the incomparable tedi taylor with whom he had two children. it was a love that inspired him always. >> this is th

street to the southeast corner of taylor street and embarcadero. >> i am here to explain to you the amended resolution for the kiosk relocation. we are requesting retroactive approval for the permanent relocation of the kiosk. this is retroactive because the kiosk had to be relocated to accommodate the taylor street improvement project in august of 2010 and was relocated in september 2010 because it was an opportune time to take advantage of the sidewalk work with cost and relocation. that said, the contract requires that the port commission approve any location or relocation of a kiosk. i am here today to make sure that we understand this relocation was coordinated with dpw to make sure that it met with design guidelines attached to the contract. no comments were received when we sent a 30 day notification letter to the property owners and tenants within 130 feet of the relocation site. and the relocation site was presented to the fisherman's wharf waterfront advisory committee in september 2010 with no comments. the kiosk has been in place for roughly three months and no comments

christina taylor green was just start her political career. she had just been elected to her school student council and wanted to come see at the highest level. she wanted to see a pro so she came to see gabby. she was a special little girl who kept reaching for the stars and politics, dance, baseball, and whatever her heart desired. dorwan stoddard died shielding his wife who was also wounded but expected to recover. following their regular saturday outing, dorwan brought his wife to gabby because reportedly she wanted to tell gabby what a good job she was doing. high school sweethearts who were reconnected after many years apart, they were a pillar of their church community and we know mazie will continue on. saddened and burdened, but hopefully not broken. finally, judge roll, had been working with gabby and several of us in the delegation for the past several months trying to make the courts in arizona more efficient and more responsive to both the victim and the accused. i knew him to be a fair, dedicated, charming professional and loyal

. >> christina taylor green has called us together. this is her celebration. >> reporter: at the funeral commander mark kelly, whose wife congresswoman gabrielle giffords, is showing remarkable signs of progress. >> a lot of medicine is outside of our control and we're wise to acknowledge miracles. >> reporter: doctors say giffords now opens her eyes and when they held her upright yesterday with legs off the hospital bed she could move them. >> gabrielle, lift your legs up and she would lift both legs up. straighten both of them up. >> reporter: the congresswoman's shootings did >> reporter: the shootings did stall work in congress this week but republicans say next week it's back to business as usual. they will focus again on repealing health care. vinita and rob. >> emily, doctors pretty much admitting this has been a miraculous recovery so far. what is next for gabby? >> reporter: rob, one of the things they had been worried about was paralysis so when they saw both of her legs moving over the side of the bed a really positive sign.

christina-taylor green loved playing ball. she was the lone girl on a team full of boys.was a tough week here in tucson. >> yeah. >> reporter: travis was in the stands. what is your hope going forward? >> i don't want anybody to be scared to go to that -- >> reporter: that safeway? >> that safeway again. >> reporter: what do you want to remember most about her? >> that she -- she didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: did you know that she played on a whole team of boys? she was the only girl? >> no. >> reporter: that's pretty brave. >> yeah. >> reporter: in fact, this whole community has shown its bravery. >> they came out here and every single one of those kids knew why they were here today. >> reporter: in the dugout, 10-year-old jessie, with her eyes on the game, her thoughts this week, elsewhere. did you think about christina this week? >> i did. it was really sad. >> reporter: and moving forward, what do you hope people will think about tucson? >> i hope they'll think it's going to be a lot, like, better now. >> reporter: safer? >> yeah. >> reporter: and happier? >> ye

. >> cerca de 2000 pèronsasacudieron a darle el adios a taylor green. >> otros se vistieron de angelescristina comenzó y termino el la fehhas mas terribles de la era contemporanea. >> continua mejorando el estado de salud de la congresista, los medicos dicen que mueve sus piernas y brazos, . >> unnuevo estudio revela algunos beneficios a algunos trabajadores inmigrantes dan a la aconomia de estados unidos . >> cuando entran mas personas con la misma calificacion minima est camvbia las oportunidades para los cuidadnos estatounidense, la mano de obra de inigrantes mantienen un balance de precios mas asequibles para las empresas. >> todos los servicios bajan en aprte, los empleadoresse benefician. >> aparte de que se hagan publicas, los trabajadores con documentos legales no duran eln los empleos. >> sin embargo, este es uno mas de lo estudios, se espera que en el congreso los grupos esten a la defensiva. >> el estudio recomienda que algún tipo de reforma migratora resolveria el problema. >> esta vez con una marhca que se planea pra el 29 de enero, . >> llevo 11 años en este país, aquí te

we also lost christina-taylor green.nother day of a unparalleled sadness, september 11, 2001, christina was only 9 years old. she was a new member of the student council at mesa verde at elementary school. she loved ballet, swimming, and baseball. we can never know what christina might have come. we cannot imagine what the families of our six innocent neighbors are appealing. nor could we known the pain of the wounded, some whom are still struggling for their lives. gunfire did not just take six lives, and injure others. it pierced our sense of well- being. it raised questions of which we can make no sense, questions begging for answers that will not come at any time soon. i know this -- arizona it is united in a mission of recovery. this state, bound together by prayer and action and hope and faith, will not be shredded by one madman's act of darkness. [applause] we have come to understand, aided by your presence, that we are being lifted up by the thoughts and prayers of others who mourn with us. we will remember how t

christina, christina taylor green. and she's looking at me. and it was -- she was wondering, she was confused, she was asking me what is going on, and i'm just telling her to stay with me. do not leave me here by myself, young lady. and then someone, a big, calm but definitely pay attention to this voice, lady, legs, khaki legs came between us and said "ma'am, we are -- christina is being taken care of." she, because they didn't know her name then. she is being taken care of, your friend is being taken care of. you are bleeding. your job is to stay calm and let us help you. and i was worried about where is my purse, where is my wallet, where is my wallet. who knows why you think of these things, and how is christina. where is christina. i was responsible for her. it was my job to bring her home to her mom and dad. i took christina taylor green on january 8th, 2011, to see gabrielle giffords, and i said to christina, that could be you. there is no reason on god's green earth that you can't grow up and be that if that's what you want to be. >> i

we also lost christina-taylor green.nother day of a unparalleled sadness, september 11, 2001, christina wasmesaerde at elementary school. she loved ballet, we can never know what christina might have come. we cannot imagine what the families of our six innocent neighbors are appealing. nor could we known the pain of the wounded, some whom are still struggling for their lives. gunfire did not it pierced our sense of well- being. it raised questions of which we can make no sense, questions begging for answers that will not come at any time soon. i know this -- arizona it is united in a mission of recovery. this state, bound together by prayer and action and hope and faith, will not be shredded by one madman's act of darkness. [applause] we have come to understand, aided by your presence, that we are being lifted up by the thoughts and prayers of others who mourn with us. we will remember how to smile again. i know arizona. i know every corner. i know it's proud, courageous citizens. we will go forward together, patient and

christina taylor green was just start her political career.en elected to her school student council and wanted to come see at the highest level. she wanted to see a pro so she came to see gabby. she was a special little girl who kept reaching for the stars and politics, dance, baseball, and whatever her heart desired. dorwan stoddard died shielding his wife who was also wounded but expected to recover. following their regular saturday outing, dorwan brought his wife to gabby because reportedly she wanted to tell gabby what a good job she was doing. high school sweethearts who were reconnected after many years apart, they were a pillar of their church community and we know mazie will continue on. saddened and burdened, but hopefully not broken. finally, judge roll, had been working with gabby and several of us in the delegation for the past several months trying to make the courts in arizona more efficient and more responsive to both the victim and the accused. i knew him to be a fair, dedicated, charming professional and loyal person. he loved

and i'm yelling at her, christina taylor green, don't you die on me. >> this morning we hear from a woman who took christina green to the tragic day in tucson. her words are straight ahead. just joined? new year's resolution! we want a healthier lifestyle... so we can have more energy to do more stuff. healthy lifestyle? well, you should also start enjoying activia or activia light. activia, for us? sure, it's for people who want to feel good inside. when you feel good, you're more likely to get out there and enjoy life! mmm! mmm! i like this resolution. mm-hmm! here is the activia promise-- love how you feel or your money back! ♪ activia >>> good morning again, it is going to be a very nice day around the bay. we're looking at san jose live, in the distance you can see the amber alert that is up for juliana cardinas. >>> gabby giffords remains in the intensive care unit of a houston hospital as she begins the difficult rehabilitation process. the congresswoman will stay in the icu until early next week because of fluid buildup in her brain. doctors wo

mac taylor released his assessment today. brown wants to close an estimated 25.$4 billion shortfall with temporary tax extenses, deep program cuts and reorganization of state and local government. taylor praised brown for looking for long-term solutions. taylor said the plan could also face legal challenges and physical calhurdles. >>> san mateo county looking for volunteers to help with the count. the federal government mandates the census. county saying it needs 300 volunteers in all. data collected will be used to help design programs to prevent homelessness. >>> cold winter storm system that rolled through the south this week is now blanketing the north east with snow. been snowing all day in the state of new york. and by tonight up to 16 inches of snow is expected to fall. most schools and businesses were closed today. thousands of flights have been canceled. and some amtrak service has been extended. officials are telling drivers to stay off the roads. >>> massachusetts and conneticut may get up to 2 feet of snow before

further humiliation of jonathan taylor thomas. oh, my gosh. you're a maniac.e a maniac, maniac, maniac on the floor and you're dancing like you never have before. higgins, how many pinatas did he break? [ wood block sounds ] >> steve: three!

it seems like a residential area but jackson and taylor are busy. for awhile, the power lines were arcing in front of this residence and that created tense moments for people arriving on the scene. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is going to be okay here getting up to the pay gates. the morning commutes not bad. westbound and eastbound. as a matter of fact, the traffic continues to look good as you're driving to castro valley. the fog, if you have it, will be a tough one. we have fog advisories out north bay, east bay. for many it's clear. it will be another sunny hazy warm day but the fog advisory until 10:00. some of the fog is make visibility awful. hazy sunshine, chilly and mild. hazy sun for some. upper 60s, low 70s for others. a couple lows trying to move toward us. the cooldown will happen by the weekend. today and tomorrow is pretty much what you see is what you get. the fog advisory goes until 10 a.m. and comes right over the straights. 37 concord. 42 san jose. one system, two systems, they will be moving toward us.

but muted today by the laying to rest of the tragedy's youngest victim, 9-year-old christina-taylor green, in a ceremony at a catholic church in north tucson. here's david wright with our report. >> reporter: today in tucson, the first solid bit of good news from the doctors. >> she's yawning, she's starting to rub her eyes and she'll wake up, where as before she would just go back to sleep right away. >> reporter: congresswoman gabby giffords appears to be waking up. but alongside that glimmer of hope, heartbreak as this community today laid to rest the littlest victim of the shooting. 9-year-old christina-taylor green and congresswoman giffords were forever linked by the mad gunman who tried to take both their lives. five days after that terrible event, two very different outcomes. for christina green, a final good-bye. a funeral mass at st. elizabeth ann seton church. 2,000 people turned up. some, no older than christina herself. so many, the overflow had to stand outside. many of them no doubt, moved to be here by the president's eulogy last night. >> christina was an a-student, she w

thousands of people attended services for 9-year-old christina-taylor green. kron 4's kathleen heenan laz details and the update on gabrielle giffords' condition. >> reporter: christina-taylor green was born september 11, 2001. the daughter of a dodger scout, the granddaughter of dallas green. she wanted to be the first female to play in the major leagues. she was mourned by thousands of people. >> for them to extend that courtesy to our daughter, another one of those things that will help for us. we feel like the country won't forget her. >> reporter: thousands cried for the funeral procession. some dressed as angels. ron barber attended the service. absent were protesters who had threatened to picket the service. the group says it will bring its message to friday's funeral for john roll. a few miles away, jared lee loughner is being held at a federal prison. a u.s. marshal says he is refusing to talk. david gonzalez says he just sits in a cell with a shark on his face. a teenager found a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it. his father s

taylor, the star of virginia tech. scrambling. stays inbounds. 11-yard strike.n the sidelines and coach, back and forth we go. taylor sacked six times. the orange bowl mvp. touchdown. luck. 287 yards. 4 touchdowns. cementing his choice at the nfl number one draft choice if he leaves college. 40-27. stanford's first bowl win in 14 years. >> reporter: is this your final year? >> please. please. give me a break. it's about the performance of the players. i love them. >> reporter: how difficult a decision do you have to make about whether you want to play on sundays right now? >> there are worst decisions you have to make in life. >> that kid is going to be terrific. you figure luck will be the number one pick at carolina and he will have four teams, including the 49ers making offers. >>> top cable, the word is, if you believe people who are on the raiders inside, mr. davis, everybody is going wild, mr. davis remembers the glory years, his cable. >> i would like it to go away and just have alabama and i sit down and discuss it, which we will. i know what we have don

niki taylor has tattoos all over -- >> jimmy: what is your problem with tattoos?of tattoos. [ light laughter ] i'm not a fan of tattoos. >> jimmy: why? why, because you -- >> well, i see what it does to people and -- [ light laughter ] you know, i always tell young people -- i always tell young people, "don't get tattoos. i have friends, they had tattoos and they wish they could have had it to do again. you know, years later, so, i just say, for whatever it's worth, "don't get them!" >> jimmy: i'm happy with my tattoo. >> i guess you must love them. >> jimmy: i have spuds mackenzie playing the xbox on my back. [ light laughter ] >> you have a tattoo like i have a tattoo. >> jimmy: oh man, this guy -- if he does have a tattoo, i would have seen it. richard hatch is on this? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] holy moly! now this guy is a "survivor," first "survivor."and walked aro. was he naked in your show? >> well, not too naked, we weren't -- >> jimmy: oh my god. >> too into him to him being naked. >> jimmy: richard hatch, this is insane. >> but richard was a really great

we'll be hearing more from the family of christina-taylor green later on in this newscast. and as the hours have passed, we've learned much more about those who jumped into action even as the shooting continued. 20-year-old daniel hernandez rushed to the congresswoman seconds after she was shot. witnesses say he held her head in his lap and applied pressure to the bullet wound while waiting for the paramedics to arrive. remarkably, he'd been an intern in giffords' office for only five days. there's also another hero coming out tonight, a 61-year-old woman. >> i was not able to reach the gun. but he was pulling a magazine out of his pants pocket with his left hand and i was able to grab the magazine and pulled that out. so i found the magazine and was able to secure that. >> as you heard there, patricia maisch helped stop the violence by grabbing that magazine from the shooter while he was trying to reload. at the same time witnesses say several men jumped on the shooter and threw him to the ground. >>> late this afternoon senator dianne feinstein joined the legions of polit

six more victims lost their lives, including 9-year-old christina taylor green. >> comes into the word on 9/11, and at 9 years old, she leaves on this terrible day, yesterday. >> reporter: authorities have filed five counts against the suspected shooter, 22-year-old jared loughner, including attempted assassination of a member of congress. loughner might have killed more, but as he tried to reload a woman grabbed the ammunition clip from him. >> and we've got -- we've got one dead. there's multiple people shot. >> okay. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a search of a safe at loughner's home revealed a note that said "i planned ahead. my assassination giffords." and a thank you note from giffords after the two met at an event several years ago. >> asked me questions that made absolutely no sense to me. politicians just don't get it. >> reporter: the investigation is painting the picture of a troubled young man, rejected by the army after high school and minor drug arrests. his downward spirals deepened this fall, he dropped out of community college just before the school kicked him out. lough

the six victims killed during saturday's shooting including the youngest, nine-year-old christina taylor green. >> in christina we saw all of our children, so curious, so trusting. >> earlier at the university medical center, he and the first lady met with the families, including the congresswoman with whom he shared encouraging news. >> a few minutes after we left her room and some of the colleagues from congress were in the room, gabby opened her eyes for the first time. [applause] >> also wednesday we heard the voice of the shooting suspect, jared lee loof per for the first time. it was a 2007 court appearance on drug charges. >> loughner. loughner. >> it was one of a dozen encounters loughner had with police. it is on charges of alcohol possession when he was drunk at school and for marijuana possession. we also learned incredibly that jared loughner was pulled over three hours before the shootings on saturday morning for running a red light, but he had no warrants out for his arrest, so he was issued a verbal warning and released. reporting live in tucson, t.j. winick, abc news repo

course, when he asked the whole country to live up to the example of little 9-year-old christina-taylor green. her funeral is today. her family is going to say good-bye to her. and one of the flags that was flown on top of the world trade center, will be flown at her funeral. of course she was one of the faces of hope born on 9/11. >> you can see the president became quite emotional when he was talking about christina. >>> we're going to also bring you an abc news investigation, the gunman's private files go public offering a glimpse into jared loughner's twisted mind. why he spoke of strapping bombs to babies. we're going to hear from police and his former girlfriend. >>> we begin with the president's address to the nation on wednesday. we have team coverage, as you can imagine, this morning beginning with dan harris there in tucson there for us.

taylor was arrested last may near new york city after being with an underage prostitute.sterday the judge dropped that charge, but taylor must register as a sex offender and faces six years probation. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports, magic and thunder on the court, almost 250 points scored. but the winning margin was just one. [ female announcer ] looking for long-lasting freshness? try snuggle! ultra snuggle blue sparkle with fresh release technology keeps clothes smelling fresh up to 14 days. and has the ultimate in snuggly softness® your family loves... you can always count on snuggle. the moisturizer in other body washes sits on top of skin. only dove has nutriummoisture, which can nourish deep down. dove body wash with nutriummoisture. superior natural nourishment for your skin. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, partly cloudy, 29. miami, partly cloudy, but a warm 71. chicago, cloudy, 26. dallas, partly cloudy, 45. and l.a., sunny 79. >>> time for a check of the national forecast. the latest sa

and last but not least, i don't know christina taylor-green. i didn't have that pleasure. 9-year-old child thrilled to learn about our representative democracy and brought down in an act of evil. i never met her. but i think about my 8-year-old daughter, and i think about my 7-year-old son, and how they learn about their father's business. so all of us come together in this time of mourning but this time of resolution. we mourn the loss of these great american citizens, but we resolve that the representative democracy that the traditions of the house will not be a casualty of this tragedy. the people's house will be open. the members' representative will be accessible. it can be no different in this country. can i have an additional 30 seconds? >> madam speaker, i yield to the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. >> the gentleman has an additional 30 seconds. >> we cannot allow the tragedy to be compounded by changing the way we conduct the people's business. this cannot happen. and so we come here today to mourn, but we come here to be resolved. that this individual who is

good as christina-taylor green imagined it. i want america to be as good as she imagined it. all of us, we should do everything we can can do to make sure the country loves us to our children's expectations. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, kron 4 news. >>> people in the bay area movedheld a candle light vigil this evening in oakland. local groups, the east bay, and others organized the ceremony outside city hall. all involved wanted to show prayers and concern for the victims of saturday's shooting as well as support for the families. in addition to showing solidaries the organizers wanted to make a statement against violence and they stressed this was a nonpartisan event. >> whether you are republican or democrat, white, black, asian, whoever you are, we need to stand together and understand each other and we need not to have fear of each other. >> tonight we now know what happened hours before the shooting in arizona. according to officials, jared lee loughner went to walmart but investigators will not say what he bought. then h

l rtos de cristina taylor green.rrán ser nuestras roommates... javi: ...y ahí mi colección de comedias... david: eh, yo traigo mis video games... javi: hay espacio para todos... juan: oye, puedo estrenar la nueva sala esta noche, es que tengo un date... >>> la bandera que honor doe sobre las arruinas de lasorres gemelas en la na cero de new rk y una espontánea multimente acomñaron a su última morada los ress de pequeña cristina tlor green net rodríguez también estuvo ahí. y tiene los detaes. >>> una bandera encontrada entre los escombros del 11 de septiembre en mbre... esta tarde se lle a cabo el serviciofúnebre paraa víctima más joven de la masacre del sábado cientos se dieron cita a l fuerza dla iglesia con flores en mano. para recordar a la niña de 9 años. >>> toy triste para ver esto, de lo que le sucedió a esta ña. >>> en silencio la familia llevó el ataúd hacia el intior dla iglesia los mons donaron y benned mejoren el cof para el entiro de cristina, la niña a los 9 añofue elegi al consejostudiantil de s escuel

this is on 13th between taylor and jackson. if you know the area very busy on 13th street and taylor street. good area to avoid right now. >>> all right. thank you, sal. we'll check back in with you in just a bit. mexican authorities uncovered a scheme where drug smugglers used a catapult to fling marijuana over the u.s. border. surveillance cameras appear to show drug smugglers trying to launch packages over the border of arizona last friday. 45 pounds of marijuana were seized along with an suv and that catapult device. the suspected smugglers escaped. >>> time now 6:27. the patterson couple we've been telling you about earlier, they're now stuck with a big bill after their stolen car was found in the canal during that police search for the missing 4- year-old. the car was stolen back in november. now since police don't know who stole the car, state law says the couple has to pay the bill. they now owe the towing company more than $3,000. that's more than they say the car is worth. >> end up with nothing and losing more money.

victims like christina taylor, just elected to her student council. she attended the event because she cared about her community and the neighbor thought she would envoy it. while this tragedy has extinguished lives of promise, it has revealed heroes. we stand shoulder and shoulder and pray for the speedy recovery of our friend and the other wounded victims. mr. pastor: i yield 30 seconds. mr. peters: good bless the victims and their families and those who are grieving and god bless america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. lungren: i yield two minutes to the distinguished the gentleman from texas, dr. burgess. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. burgess: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i stand today in support of the resolution. i stand today in support of the victims of the devastating events of last saturday and i stand today in honor of one of our own congresswoman giffords. she was the youngest woman elected to the

cristina taylor green. de solo 9 años de edad.lanco del ataque de acuerdo a las autoridad de era la congresista g congresis congresista gabrielle giffords. >>> fue la primera que tuvo el impacto de bala y comenzó a balear otras personas. >>> el pistolero que llegó al evento público de la congresista y que aparentemente actúo solo luego de disparar en varias ocasiones, fue detenido y desarmado por testigos. que arriesgando sus vidas evitaron que el número de muertos, fuera mayor. . >>> fue una señora que quitó el cargador de la pistola iba a cargar la pistola por segunda vez. y le quitó el cargador. son 4, que ayudaron a detener al sospechoso abajo en el suelo. >>> expresó esta mañana, confianza muy su pronta recuperación. >>> ya estamos con bastante optimismo que va a recuperar no podemos saber exactamente como será la situación en este momento. pero parece que está realmente con peligro su vida en este momento. >>> el sospechoso que se presentó en corte y enfrenta 5 cargos federales, fue identificado como eje radio loughner de 22

is the moral hazard because americans accepted that in one thousand nine hundred two when michael taylor was the head of the f.d.a. he approved it without any oversight no studies no nothing he is a former month sent a lawyer well look at this little clip here from democracy now with jeffrey smith when he's saying well is the obama administration any better he's asked unfortunately we were hoping for a lot more success president obama while he was campaigning here in iowa promised that he would require labeling of genetically modified crops. and since most americans say they would avoid your moves were labeled that would have eliminated from the food supply but you see the f.d.a. has been promoting biotechnology and unfortunately the obama administration has not been better than the bush administration possibly worse and max why is he worse than bush well apparently that same former months anto lawyer michael taylor he's now the u.s. food safety is our i'm so ashamed as an american i can tell you i wake up hanging my head and shame that at that sleazebag hillary clinton she goes around t

analysts mac taylor loses his assessment yesterday. as brown is closing the $2,500 budget sort a shortfall. taylor credits from proposal form looking at long-term solutions. he says it comes with legal and fiscal curdles. >> banks took back a million homes from delinquents. foreclosure tracking says last year's total bank repossessions was the highest annual tally of property lost on the records dating back to 2005. our record 2.9 million homes, received a foreclosure filings. or one in 45. that is up 1.67% from 2009. they expected to peak this year as lenders move through a backlog of 5 million delinquent loans. >> next time you find yourself on a flight over booked you could find yourself in a bidding war to get off the flight and get seats later. delta air lines is turning steep dumping procedure into an auction. people can have flights over book online on line the wall have to get off the flight and then on and emptier one. delta will go with the lowest bidders first. >> we will be back with more moment. our weather and the weather

just released into the us population by who in one thousand nine hundred two a guy named michael taylor the former lawyer for monsanto so the health risks and economic risk of just emphasized putting the health risk aside for a second because of course monsanto will hire the same lawyers to argue that these are healthy that the oil industry hires the same front groups the same scumbags so come in there and defend monsanto defend exxon but economically it makes no sense if you're an indian and you have a killer terminator seeds don't reproduce on their own have to buy them from monsanto every single year you're committing economic suicide in the end we get e-mails every day from india saying what are you to cover india they give you store in india your big slap the face was you know good luck like you just don't so well here are some of the other health risks involved rodents fed g.m. corn as the french had rejected this g.m. corn well in rodents it caused i mean system responses and signs of toxicity and studies showed organ lesions altered liver and pancreas cells changed and so on lev

lawyer michael taylor he's now the u.s. food safety is our i'm so ashamed as an american i can tell you i wake up hanging my head and shamed at that sleazebag hillary clinton she goes around the world representing america she goes to india and she pushes the seed crack this dangerous health risk economic response sent to see to this poor indians one thing we forget about americans i mean they'll put anything you put for their face i mean they you know if they're gone already that's they you know nine eleven was the iceberg that a sunk america it's never coming back but you know some of these other countries are still valuable like india's got a worthwhile culture and you know we should try to save it you know but it's a continuation it doesn't matter if it's hillary clinton barack obama george h.w. bush george w. bush bill clinton whoever it is if it were al gore if it were i don't know sarah palin they would still would have been doing this because it is months santo who executes retaliation against europe for rejecting th