the hyatt corporation is a champion of this. they contract subworkers. they through in boston a hundred workers out on the street and replaced them with temporary workers at minimum wage. this is a problem we sometimes see some hotel companies doing when a company changes hands. so a, it protects us against an event of a sale and strengthens the language with regard to bankruptcy. it suspends the no contract law. if we need to fight a company or hotel and strike in the middle of the contract to protect our jobs, we have the ability to do that. the no strikes clause notwithstanding. >> okay. if there are no other questions, i would like to thank everyone for coming today. we look forward to the next five years, mike. [ applause ]

union says adding a union member to the hyatt board will give workers a vote and how hyatt operates. the hotel chain had no comment today on this plan. >>> what we learned today that those busted bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge that we first reported last week they were suspect before they were even installed. tom vacar has been following these new developments and he joins joins us now. >> did caltrans simply trust too much or did it believe what it was seeing. there are reports that caltranss was already seeing problems with the bolt's failing before it actually started seriously tightening down but it went ahead any way. >> reporter: testing, taking a representative number of parts and making sure this is where they need to be. larry iselsteen head quartered in menlo park says sometimes there can be too much trust of suppliers. >> many cases manufacturers will do their own tests and sometimes the end user will do validation testing as well. on the other hand, there are quality topnotch manufacturers in which you maybe wouldn't scrutinize their products as much. >> rep

union says adding a union member to the hyatt board will give workers a vote and how hyatt operates. the hotel chain had no comment today on this plan. >>> what we learned today that those busted bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge that we first reported last week they were suspect before they were even installed. tom vacar has been following these new developments and he joins joins us now. >> did caltrans simply trust too much or did it believe what it was seeing. there are reports that caltranss was already seeing problems with the bolt's failing before it actually started seriously tightening down but it went ahead any way. >> reporter: testing, taking a representative number of parts and making sure this is where they need to be. larry iselsteen head quartered in menlo park says sometimes there can be too much trust of suppliers. >> many cases manufacturers will do their own tests and sometimes the end user will do validation testing as well. on the other hand, there are quality topnotch manufacturers in which you maybe wouldn't scrutinize their products as much. >> rep

often there are too many hotels in this city that want to go the low road, the meridian and the hyatt corporation have been notorious for the way they treat their workers. mike dunne has shown corporations there is a better way of guaranteeing customer service and for workers that provide that customer service. this contract provides three things: no. 1, addresses food and beverage issues that is going to be an issue with this hotel where we have to get some of those under control and make sure those restaurants are successful. no. 2, this agreement strengthens and secure our job provision in the contract. strengthens the language called success or ship which guarantees the workers keep their contract and jobs. no. 3, most importantly what it does is provide within the term of the contract in each of the next 5 years, the right for the union and the hotel to make sure that workers are going to get fully paid health care, pension, spare wages. the way that that will come about is we have negotiated $6.92 for the term of the contract that averages about 4 percent each year of the agreem

the organization brides against breast cancer unveiled 1,000 discounted designer dresses at the hyatt regency. most of the proceeds went back to help cancer victims and their families. organizers say it helps brides feel even better about the big day. >> anybody who went through anything with cancer, they really need that extra helping hand and the programming that we fund offers that extra helping hand and support that people may need through such a terrible time. >> there's still a chance to get a discounted dress. brides against breast cancer will be in bakersfield, april 13th from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> fisherman say conditions were perfect for the start of the sport salmon season. the first day they fish in coastal waters. salmon fisherman can look forward to decent fishing in offshore waters. fishermen who went out today agree. >> it was great. we had a big barbecue in the parking lot last night and met a lot of old friends and we were out about five miles and surrounded by whales and dolphins and birds. it was fantastic. weather was great, seas were mellow and we're alread

i drove last friday and i'm down at the hyatt, regency there was a black car parked in the taxi place where they wait and he told me in a sense to take a hike not so politely he's not going to move. i tried to stop at the taxi stand i tried to stop there there's no parking place you got a limo a bunch of black cars no parking place. down triple five california there's a taxi zone half the time the black cars are right in front of the entrance there. these problems have been truly arising and have come up substantially in particular you find it necessary to double the car price in 2 years what is it? 97 something now and 2 years ago was 53 dollars? you want money? there's a simple way to do it those limos and black cars which are parking on taxi zones how about a five hundred dollars fine each time they do it? applause. that just might change a few minds and finally one more simple thing to oboe owe serve observe. the attitude we're getting now as drivers and the attitude you get when you tell someone they are parking in the line in the taxi line applause. >> my name is -- a taxi drive

workers at the hyatt at fisherman's wharf will picket. this is the demonstration yesterday from sky 7 over the grand hyatt in san francisco's financial district. union local two organizers want the chain to create a possession on the board of directors for a worker's representative and the campaign is hoping to get all workers represented. tomorrow they will rally outside the santa clara hyatt. >> tasers are out for san francisco police intervention officers. the san francisco police commission will consider the chief's recommendation at the meeting to allow the officers to carry tasers. a group representing african-american officers is against the ropal. officers for justice are concerned the tasers would be used on senator classes of people such as drug users and minorities. the police officers association believes tasers are an appropriate tool for law enforcement. >> this morning, san jose mayor is putting new pressure on major league baseball to make a decision on a plan to move the a's to his city and wants a face-to-face meeting wit

the sale from 6:00 to 10:00 tonight and tomorrow from 9:00 to 1:00 at the hyatt regency wex have more for you on our web site. abc 7 news.com just in case you didn't get the information. >> what a wonderful deal and great cause it is. >> world news is next. from all of us here, thanks for watching we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in a half hour. >>> this is "world news." tonight, after those missiles on the move, north korea now warning embassies. we can't be sure you're safe. what is this untested leader really about to do? how will the u.s. respond? our bob woodruff reporting in from seoul tonight. >>> outbreak. the new and dangerous deadly bird flu. tonight, why the top scientists in this country are racing to come up with a vehicaccine. >>> losing it. after that of rhorrific video, the coach caught on tape. the new fallout tonight, unfolding while we were there. this just crossed. the athletic director has just been fired. do you think he should have been? reaction just as we ask, how early does this kind of coaching start? look at these kids and the coach suddenly tak

crews will set up dozens of dress recs at the hyatt regency. tomorrow, the sale goes on. tickets are required to get into the event. you can rn you can register at the bridesagainstbreastcancer website. >> they have specific ideas about apple's new headquarters and what they would look like. >>> new images of a funnel cloud over california. we'll tell you where next. >>> new documents reveal police were warned ahead of time about accused aurora theater shooter, james holmes. we'll tell you what they did about it. >>> welcome back, everyone. jon and i were just talking about it. rolling stones. they will be coming to this place. hp pavilion. won't they light that place up. they are set to make $3 million, $4 million a venue. they are lock legends. >>> 4:43. new details about plans for apple's new cupertino headquarters. apple's counsel-founder had very specific visions in mind. the chronicle's business insider says he wanted the building to look polished with no scenes or gaps or paint brush strokes visible inside. the wood must be maple and hardwood from the center of the

crews will set up dozens of dress racks at the hyatt regency in santa clara today. tomorrow the sale starts. tickets required to get into the event. you can register at brides against breast cancer website. talk about a great cause. >> wonderful story. everybody wins. the bride, the cancer society. >> michelle who does audio for us. she can hear us. she's going to do great things. >> have fun tonight, michelle. everybody at the ball yard have fun. >> go giants. enjoy that final shot as we say good-bye to you. have a great weekend, can't say it against. >> home opener, angel pagan. >> go g man. [telephone rings] - no, tom jones, no! - lemon, it's jack. - who jackie? - oh, lemon, avery and i just got back from the most amazing vacation on paul allen's yacht. and for four glorious weeks, my naturally blonde lady love and i basked in the three "s"s-- surf, sun, and-- - sandwiches? - heh, we didn't need sandwiches, lemon. it was so warm you could pick fully cooked lobsters out of the water. sheer bliss. avery is the most perfect woman ever created. like a young bo derek s

leaders want the hyatt to improve conditions for workers and have launched a campaign called someone like me. that is a call to create awe new position for a hotel employee. >> well, if you need to take bart at night, here is a reminder delays continue this week because of work going on inside of the trance bay tube. crews continuing the work to make the tube safer and you can expect delays tuesday, wednesday, and thursday night for 14 months. one tube will close during work hours. until a train coming from opposite direction exits the tube, then, it will take its turn going into the opposite direction. >> still ahead a battle brewing over a planned opening of a new women's clinic. abortion opponents using a new strategy to keep planned parenthood from expanding on the peninsula. >> we think everybody in this country needs to watch this movie. >> the movie the first lady is raving about. why she is encouraging >>> i prose pose yl in a planned parenthood clinic is drawing fire from neighbors. the clinic will not be providing aborgss. the location is on grand avenue after officials shu

. >>> a bitter labor dispute involving workers of the hyatt spilled on to the streets. union members have been working without a contract for more than three years and say it's time for the stalemate to end. >> reporter: the contract expired in 2009. and local two union leaders have been locked in a dispute with the high in chain. >> it's the same thing. >> reporter: the union has signed contracts with other hotel chains in the city including the hilton which agreed to a 4% increase. hyatt employees say they want to sign the same deal. >> we offered the same wage increases that the hilton now has a signed contract that starwood has a signed contract and all the other hotels here in san francisco have signed contracts. >> reporter: but the sticking point is a clause that would allow union members to strike in solidarity with nonunion members. it's a stalemate that has some calling for the picketing to change. >> get back on the table. let's talk. this isn't helping anything. >> reporter: there are no negotiations scheduled. what is scheduled is another picket line at the

over the grand hyatt hotel in san francisco's financial district. union local organizeers want a position created on the board for a worker representative calling the campaign "someone like me" hoping to get all hotel workers represented in boardroom decisions. tomorrow they plan to rally outside the santa clara hyatt. >> tasers for san francisco police intervention officers. the san francisco police commission will consider chief's recommendation at meeting to allow the officers to carry the tasers. a group representing african-american officers is against the proposal. officers for justice say they are concerned tasers would be used on certain classes of people such as drug users and minorities. the police officers association believe tasers are an appropriate law enforcement tool. >> san jose mayor is putting pressure on major league baseball to make a decision on a plan to move the a's to his city. the mayor wants a face-to-face meeting with the commissioner to kick start the process that has been dragging on for four years. the giants oppose any

the organization brides against breast cancer unveiled 1,000 discounted designer dresses today at the hyatt regency in santa clara. some of them cost as little at $99. about 70% of the proceeds frommed to's sales went back to help cancer victims and their families. organizers say brides who bought gowns can feel even better about their big day. >> anybody goes going through anything with cancer, they really need that extra helping hand. the programming that we find offers that extra helping hand and that extra support that people may need through such a terrible time. >> at today's event, already over and done with, but there's still a chance to get a discounted dress. brides against breast cancer will be in in bakersfield on april 16. not a bad deal. meteorologist rob mayetta here talking about everything >> yes, we are having sun, some drizzle, some showers, wind, and then maybe 80 degree temperatures. all that many cog up in your seven-day forecast. outside right now a little bit breezy. 50s and 60s outside, partly cloudy skies. but those skies will start to fill in with more low clouds

employees voiced support of a plan to add a union member to if hyatt corporations board of directors. the move will give hotel workers a voice on how hyatt operates. the hotel chain had no comment today. more protests are planned in san francisco tomorrow and thursday. >>> in san francisco a hearing is going on right now about a series of concerts set for one of the new america's cup venue. the entertainment commission hearing is focusing on a concert venue. organizers want to put on 30 shows there between mid-may and october. but some telegraph hill neighbors say they are worried about noise. organizers say they have shortened the concert hours and limited the number of weekday events to address those concerns. >>> now to the east bay. construction crews will shut down various lanes at interstate 680 between sicamore valley. the $34 million transit project will add merging lanes on the the highway. the lane closures are scheduled from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. friday through saturday. the work should be finished by the end of the year. >>> the wine maker who is credited with putting the nap

. >> this is market street near the ferry building, on the north side of market is the hyatt regency s video cameras on the corners of the building... a few blocks to the west on market is the federal reserve building... which also has security cameras on the outside. further west on market, there are more camera's at the intersection with first street. around mid market, there are many small businesses that may have video cameras inside that have a view of the sidewalk and market street.. for example, this is a clothing store near market and jones that has a direct view of the street. also, many of the atm's along market have video camera's that could record a view of what's happening nearby.. and finally, muni busses which are always running up and down market street, also have camera's inside. these camera's are already used to issue tickets to illegally parked cars, so in theory in the newsroom, chares clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: investigators say they haven't found any 'ricin' - at the home of the mississippi man accused of mailing poisoned letters to the president, a u-s senat

. >>> a bitter labor dispute involving workers of the hyatt spilled on to the streets. union members have been working without a contract for more than three years and say it's time for the stalemate to end. >> reporter: the contract expired in 2009. and local two union leaders have been locked in a dispute with the high in chain. >> it's the same thing. >> reporter: the union has signed contracts with other hotel chains in the city including the hilton which agreed to a 4% increase. hyatt employees say they want to sign the same deal. >> we offered the same wage increases that the hilton now has a signed contract that starwood has a signed contract and all the other hotels here in san francisco have signed contracts. >> reporter: but the sticking point is a clause that would allow union members to strike in solidarity with nonunion members. it's a stalemate that has some calling for the picketing to change. >> get back on the table. let's talk. this isn't helping anything. >> reporter: there are no negotiations scheduled. what is scheduled is another picket line at the

. >> reporter: market street already has some surveillance cameras, including this one outside the hyattency hotel. but the police chief says in the wake of the boston marathon bombings, he'd like to see more cameras along market street to give police extra sets of eyes during major events. an estimated one million people came to cheer the giants during the victory parade last fall along market street. more than half a million people turn out each year to the gay pride parade on market street. the chief said after seeing what happened in boston, he'd like to see more cameras on market. >> when we invite tens of hundreds of thousands to fill our streets, it wouldn't be a bad idea. >> reporter: the city already has dozens of cameras, but police don't actively monitor them. suhr is proposing after officers watch the cameras on market street but not around the clock. >> i'm not talking about monitoring them full-time, just during these major events. >> if we have an ability to make people safer, that conversation needs a public discussion. >> reporter: public defender says he has concerns ov

thank you so much for weighing on a day with the dow jones industrials the hyatt 1.153 points. let's get back to what we just mentioned, that is technology stocks leading the charge today posting some of the biggest percentage gains among the major averages. this gets a lot of people who have been on the show lately saying that tech stocks are going to be heading up. nicole: everybody remembers the year 2000 when the nasdaq was at 5000. while the dow and s&p are breaking to the new record intraday highs, the nasdaq breaking a multi-year high as well. take a look at what is going on with some of these tech stocks. doing so well, being among the best performers on the dow jones industrials in percentage terms. ibm got positive comments from ubf putting a buy rating on that, so they are real winners today and over this year for example intel of about 8%, microsoft up about 13%. liz: some breaking news involving aig and the former leader of this company. a judge has approved the settlement with hank greenberg. others are involved in this but investors had accused greenberg and other

crews set up dozens of dress racks yesterday at the hyatt regency in santa clara. s are required to get into the event. you can register at the brides against breast cancer website. >>> what happened didn't stay. plenty of people are buzzing about president obama's compliment. it's a gold mine for late night comedians including jimmy fallon. >> president obama at a fu fund-raiser said pamela harris was best looking attorney general. hopefully that fund-raiser was to buy a nice necklace for michelle. >> and a dance vipdo with mrs. obama went viral this week. more ahead. coming up, fire destroys a home in saratoga overnight. what firefighter also found at the scene that made this fine particularly dangerous. >>> plus, bullets on a school bulls. shocking discovery a child made. >>> good saturday morning, everyone. the sun has come up over san francisco. a few clouds lingering. but rob promises for the baseball game today. thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. we have the weather forecast for at&t park. >> thinking of rain coming down -- >> the only game they ever w

over in the sierra 71 the hyatt yosemite. 65 in tahoe and here in the bay area we will have our warmestlook for high in the mid upper 60's on the coast. up to 68 at half man bay. 70's to 80's right around the bay and mid 80's inland. 86 at antioch. 85 at livermore. 86 at fairfield. 82 over at clear lake and here is a look at game time conditions game time conditions tomorrow afternoon. at&t parkth giants taking on colorado rockies. 12:45 game time. sunny warm temperatures 70 degrees at game time. rising up to 72 by 3 or 3:30 in the afternoon. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. next few days after tomorrow we see temperatures tapering off a little bit. but won't cool down sharply until sunday monday when it gets kind of windy and a little bit nippy out there. but no written on the way. just change in the temperature pattern. >> nice forecast. don't get choked up. >> okay. >> i get carried away sometime sometimes. >> allergy killing me too. thanks. >> if you have ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a referee, probably get the answer. according to researcher in england soccer r

tomorrow, they will rally outside the santa clara hyatt. >> congress debates new gun control measuresate is not waiting much the sweeping new restrictions will be passed today. >> look at the big board right now, the dow is down just about ten points. we will go live to jane king at the stock exchange. >> and an officer opened fire on >> and an officer opened fire on a man outsidedays of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >> novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> another beautiful picture of the sunrise coming upon us. look at this from mount tamalpais, absolutely gorgeous colors. we have to move on, though, you can check out my facebook site and i wil

employees voiced support of a plan to add a union member to if hyatt corporations board of directors. the move will give hotel workers a voice on how hyatt operates. the hotel chain had no comment today. more protests are planned in san francisco tomorrow and thursday. >>> in san francisco a hearing is going on right now about a series of concerts set for one of the new america's cup venue. the entertainment commission hearing is focusing on a concert venue. organizers want to put on 30 shows there between mid-may and october. but some telegraph hill neighbors say they are worried about noise. organizers say they have shortened the concert hours and limited the number of weekday events to address those concerns. >>> now to the east bay. construction crews will shut down various lanes at interstate 680 between sicamore valley. the $34 million transit project will add merging lanes on the the highway. the lane closures are scheduled from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. friday through saturday. the work should be finished by the end of the year. >>> the wine maker who is credited with putting the nap

she is somebody who is close to the president from their chicago days heir to the hyatt hotel fortunen thursday the president is heading to mexico and costa rica for a trip where trade will be front and center. so some of his advisors are telling me privately he wants to get this new team in place before that trip, shep. >> shepard: ed henry at the white house. ed, thanks. the white house says president obama had promised to sign that bill ending airport staffing cuts as soon as possible. but turns out there is a little problem. very little one, the senate version of the bill has what sources describe as a spelling error or a typo. seems the word account needs an s so it reads accounts instead. that's the hold up. those sources say this is really a formality. federal aviation association over the weekend says already returned to normal working hours. spaceship designed to carry tourists had first successful test flight today. lasted only 16 seconds above southeastern california. and the craft did not actually reach space at all. virgin galactic reports spaceship 2 passenger craft beyo

crews will set up dozens of dress racks today at the hyatt regency in santa clara. e required to get into the event. you can register at the brides against breast cancer website. it looks like a win/win. >> they raise money for cancer. 5:49 right now. we have interesting new details that we are learning about apple's new headquarters coming up. >> this week's gadget does what laura teaches to triplets, that is, to share. >>> "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. 5:51 right now. taking a live look outside. pretty clear in the south bay. certainly, not the case. this fog, kind of a shot of the golden gate bridge. other areas. we are going to take a look at those all-important micro climates and the weekend ahead. >>> new details about plans for apple's new cupertino headquarters. apple co-founder, steve jobs, apparently, had a very specific vision in mind. the chronicle's business insider says he wanted the building to look polished with no seams or gaps or even paint brush strokes visible inside. the wood must be maple and hardwood, which means it has to be

i'm looking at the hyatt hotel corporation. can i do as well as i did with you? >> don't switch horses midstream. stick with hot. they don't call it hot for nothing. by rain in indiana. >> this is by run from the southern tip of lake michigan. i've been a fan since the kudlow and cramer days. never miss your show. want to thank you for all you do and all the advice you've given me. >> you are very kind. thank you. let's make money together. >> i bought my stock, life technologies, after you had the ceo on a wild back. >> wasn't he a smart fella 2 he impressed me. what should i do now, buy or sell? >> the papers. >> my brother's 70th birthday. happy birthday. >> i think the stock goes higher. i don't want you to sell it. i would pay $70. we've got all these guys wanting to take the company over. i say hold on. it's good. animal spirits, it looks like the bears could be doing a little hibernating. the bulls in charge. a little pamplona thing going. i like it. mad money will be right back. >> coming up, read right. all week cramer is checking on big pharma stocks th

oh, i'm looking at the hyatt hotel corporation. can i do as well as i did -- >> no, no, don't switch horses in midstream. stick with h.o.t. they don't call it hot for nothing. let's go to byron in indiana. byron? hey, by! >> bu-bu-booya! >> i like that. what's up? >> yeah, at the southern tip of lake michigan, in indiana, been a fan, never miss your show. want to thank you for all you do and all the advice you're given me. >> well, you're very kind. thank you, sir. thank you, byron in indiana. let's make money together. >> okay. i bought my stock, life technologies, after you had the ceo on. >> wasn't he a smart fellow? >> he sure was. he impressed me. what should i do now? buy? sell? >> -- 70th birthday, bruce. >> i think the stock goes higher. i don't want you to sell it. i would pay 70. we get all of the guys coming in, want to take the company over. so hold on! it's good. animal spirits. it looks like the bears, they could be doing some hibernating. the almighty bull is in charge. i like it. "mad money" will be right back. >>>

the front runner, a friend of the obamas, former fundraiser, who is heir to the high -- hyatt hotel chain. confirmation hearing is like lie be lively and is reportedly -- the nominations will come before the president's visit to mexico. >> shepard: an parent gas blast has ripped open an office building building in the middle of prague. officials reporting 35 people injured. so far no word on any deaths. the blast shattered windows and sent chunk office the building flying. rescue workers at first said the people could be trapped in the building building in all the rubble but sniffer dogs did not find anything. >> asass nation attempt in sirra, rebels target the prime minister with a bloody bombing. the details on that ahead. should she government get to see your private conversations online? some proposed legislation could let the feds do exactly that. and of course, increasing real concerns about our privacy, or what is left of it, as we approach the bottom of the shower the top of the news on "studio b." we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've

crews set up dozens of dress racks yesterday at the hyatt regency in santa clara. goes on. tickets are required to get into the event. you can register at the bridesagainstbreast cancer website. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a new strain of bird flu is spreading in shanghai. why bay area health officials are watching closingly. and their advice for traveler. we'll have that and all the day's top stoerps coming up on "today in the bay" starting at 7:00. we hope to see you then. >>> good morning. it's saturday, april 6th, 2013. here is a look at today's top stories. new tensions between north and south korea as workers stream out of the north, headed south. the u.s. and its allies trying to figure out, will north korea strike and when? >>> the battle over reproductive rights. a federal judge rules girls as young as 13 can get the so-called morning-after pill without a prescription, while kansas lawmakers pass a sweeping anti-abortion bill, which states life begins at fertilization. >>> more fallout from the basketball scandal at rutgers university

this afternoon the same deal it will be cold compared to the hyatt. club seventies and eighties. will increase. will the gust up to 50 even 60 mi. per hour in the north bay. fed ease bait. temperatures right now mild. expect. 71 >> good morning sunnyvale at 63. we have a wind advisory in effect for tonight starting at 5:00 p.m. going into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. north wind 20-1/3 miles per hour. thus 60. high fire danger in the red flag morning to kick in. mainly for the north and east bay hills. for the rest of the day reconditions when you're getting to bed. >> futurecast 44 wind spirit starting at 9:00 most of it for the east bay hills and fairfield 14 mi. an hour. san rafeal 11. this is sustained winds not the gust. fairfield by midnight 25 mi. an hour. vallejo getting close to 20. napa also close to 20 mi. an hour. overnight it was a windy. tomorrow morning to do about our in fairfield. oakland 11. but you will see gust between 20 and 30 mi. an hour. santa rosa 21 mi. per hour. it will be when the late tonight but today enjoy the high end the comparable period a to and sunnyval

i was once sitting next to her at some city function and in the midst of describing how high its -- how hyattasped my wrist and said very emphatically, don't touch the duck pate. it is very fattening. [laughter] she described her own religious upbringing in a lecture she gave. she said she often went to church, twice on a sunday, as well as on other occasions during the week. we were taught there, always to make up our own minds and never take the easy way of following the crowd. her upbringing of course was in methodism, to which this country owes a huge debt. when it was time to challenge the political and economic status quo in 19th-century britain, it was so often the methodists who took the lead. she told pabo m -- were led not by marxists, but by methodist preachers. today's first lesson describes the struggle with the prince policies and powers and perseverance in struggle and the courage to be the characteristic of margaret thatcher. in a setting like this in the presence of the leaders of the nations and many representatives of nations and countries throughout the world, it is easy t

they also have a sister company called pure that works with all the hyatt hotels. ght now for pollen. >> steve: if people would like more information? >> casoneexchange.com. i have more information there. i'm going to put all that in there today because if you're in the service right now, even if oversea, they'll train you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> you bet. >> steve: elvis has left the building, but it wasn't the king of rock'n'roll impersonator who perhaps mailed those poison ricin letters. the feds now eyeing his arch rival a wayne newton impersonator. then he lost his life saving to get that banana with the dread locks @ñ@@@í

that is the peace hyatt did not get. ll bank issued money would be acceptable for payment of taxes. so the hayek argument is pure capitalism into one extreme and really look into another angle includes hayek, but is not limited. hayek was not concerned about elderly care, okay? we are. please wait. the real me one microphone? >> given the news this past weekend about cyprus and the problems they are, i understand that governments are contemplating freezing the bank and taking 10% of the holders money, something as drastic as that and they are meeting now, trying to figure out what to do. if they are to possibly ask you for some of bias, which suggests? >> actually, i have been dealing with greece about that very question to what i've been recommending this feature now a city issue is currency, they are hired people for things they need to have an to take care of the park or whatever else in that currency. don't do this at the national level. the level of corruption is too high there. cities are now dying. 60% unemployment

what happened to cotton, the unexpected, can really go down at any time. >> prison officials believe hyattesed a smuggled cell phone to orchestrate the deadly ambush. cell phones are now considered dangerous contraband at brushy mountain. >> this is something the department has furnished us in the regions. it's an orion cell phone detector. it looks for the microprocessor circuits that are in all cell phones. and this will detect cell phones whether they are turned on or off, active or not. okay. i'm getting an indication right here. unfortunately, it also picks up walkmen, things like this. so 99 times out of 100, it might give us a false indication. but the one time we do find a cell phone, you know, it will all have been worth it. >> with the death of officer morgan, brushy mountain staff are always on high alert. >> we was security-minded anyways, but i look harder. we all look harder. if we see anything whatsoever funny, that inmate's not going out. and everybody knows there may be something up. >> morgan's fellow officers still think about him every day. >> he was a good one. you know

the fetus won't live? in another case, madam speaker, dr. hyatt, the doctor from abortion who severed the arm of a baby born alive is reportedly the first united states doctor to be jailed since the infamous 1973 roe versus wade decision. he was convicted of having knowingly old baby girl she carried, the baby was born the next day but one of her arms was missing at the houlder because of dr. hyatt's botched abortion. he was convicted of aassault on the woman. he stopped to demand an additional $500. when the woman's husband couldn't come up with the additional money, she was sent home semi-conscious and still bleeding. madam speaker, my heart goes out to those like rosa rodriguez and especially to her who sooner or later had to face the question from her baby daughter, mommy, where is my arm? oh, mr. speaker, it begs human imagination to try to take in the crushing emotional burden that the abortion industry in this country has heaped upon so many american mothers. madam speaker, i will not expound upon the cases of dr. scott rickey or abortionis

they say they hope it serves to remind people about the dangers of distracted driving. his name was alexander hyatts text seemed pretty ordinary. quoting sounds good, my man, see you soon. i'll -- and that's as far as the. witnesses told police he appeared to have his head down, possibly looking at that little screen when his car drifted into oncoming traffic near the university of colorado where he was a student. cops say he did look up, jerked the steering wheel, rolled the car. he died soon after. alturbing new words of al qaeda's involvement in the fight against the syrian government. tonight, things just got a lot more complicated for those like the united states who have supported the rebels there. plus, the rally continues on wall street. why the markets have not lost their mojo. and jodi arias. she has been in jail since 2008. how in the world is she now tweeting? that's coming. nexium, the purple pill, helps provide many with day and night relief of heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disea.. there is risk of bone fracture, and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache,