there were approximately nine silver and approximately, one, two, three, four, -- metals, and the numerous marriage short -- meritorious metals. the silver and bronze were pretty incredible, officers pulling people out of burning cars just before the car burns up, bring themselves with the assistance of the public and a patrol special, officers involved in running gun battles where they were being fired upon and they had to fire back. it is just amazing heroism, and the one thing that stands out, as chief cashman can testify, when asked if they had anything to add, none of them had anything to add. they thought they were just doing their job. if there is a list of questions of but any of these gold medal officers, we are happy to answer. commissioner kingsley? president -- commissioner kingsley: pres., is there something there? >> it is a formal ceremony wearing of presentation where the actual events are read to the public. it is a huge event and well attended by the public and families. commissioner kingsley: right. we have attended those. for the gold, silver, bronze, maybe hire metals,

original understanding of the constitution, try to understand the concept of limited government, the numerator powers, states' rights, and then we take the issues in the following semester and apply them to current issues that are taking place in a country to see did the courts get right, are they getting it wrong? how can get back onto what i think is the right path but those are the two courses i teach a i teach in writing courses as well. >> where do you go to school? >> i went to law school in new york city, an undergrad with michigan state university. >> why did you come to liberty? >> i would have to say the best answer is god definitely pick this for my life. i wanted to teach, kind of given up on that happening, given the path i had pursued. he made this available to me. the reason i made it personally is i can't think of a great way to spend my time and training, and send them out there to train our legal culture. >> at what point does the lisa miller story and? >> i don't, i don't know when it is the legally it will in when she is down or she comes back, when isabel is 16, seven, 18

have heard, i do not know, but one of the things i will say is that i am very appreciative of the numerous hours the sunshine taskforce has spent. we are beginning to work with other people to invite them to participate in open government. as a person of color, i am very concerned about the lack of diversity at some of these meetings because i am not the only one who has a grievance. i am sure that our residents who are in hunters point or bayview or the mission district, they have reasons -- grievances as well. as the sunshine task force and the ethics commission, you have a lot of work to do. i'd to comprehend that everything political, even though we like to say it is not, it really is. some of these decisions to arrive that may not be something that you want to do because friends are involved, may be distant relatives, but you are here for the people. you are here for me. it is very difficult -- i hope that is not lost. you are here for all of san francisco. it is truly a very diverse city. until my case, people thought they were disenfranchised, they were in despair. i had to do somet

the second property is only property cited in the report. on numerous occasions, it is almost 10 times as much. this was proposed as a single- family residence that would entail the demolition and -- the project does not exist. you heard from the neighbor. goothis statement is reference o 10 times in the report and forms the basis of numerous conclusions, and this commission should not adopt it. it should be redone to confirm there is not a single project that is comparable to the project. thank you. >> if you want to line up when i have called your name, you will be queued up to speak. >> i lived at 65 belgrade, the property mentioned earlier. i am here to support our neighbors and also to say the planning commission was right. i am pleased with what happened. i tried to build something compatible with other properties, and i thought it worked out well. >> [list of names] >> clarendon is mentioned two times. i would like to say it takes five minutes by car to get to the property discussed. it is not just an adjoining neighborhoods. gooit is another are

once again we have participated in a robust discussion of the numerous issues. once again we have been impressed by the expertise and commitment to objectivity of the actuaries and their staff. the department of staffs that support the trustees and is the staffs of the social security administration. this year we also benefitted from the deliberations and recommendations of two technical panels. the medicare technical panel convened by the department of health and human services and the social security technical panel by the board. we incorporated some but not all of their recommendations in these trustees reports. we intend to continue to draw on these panels insights as we develop future reports. let me make a few observations now that relate to the content of these reports. first, i want to add my voice to the chorus that has emphasized that under current law both of these vitally important programs are run -- are on unsustainable paths. the sooner the policymakers address these challenges, the less disruptive the unavoidable disruptions will be both for indiv

whether it is a wells fargo, a pg&e, recology, the numerous sponsors that continue to come here, you have been part of the life blood as we welcome in the clean technology and biotech. you want to make sure that we are growing a family steeped in tradition of people that love this city, that love every neighborhood, and who have experienced all the great positive dialogue, but have also been concern about negative dialogue, sharing in every aspect of the city has. i know many of you have joined with me some weeks ago when we celebrated the 50 years of tony bennett and his wonderful song. we have much more to celebrate in the coming years. i hope you all join the chamber in making sure that we share this prosperity. having said that, knowing that our economy is improving, i want to make sure you know i will be at the home with the board, making sure we are not tempted to return to spending habits and short-term choices that got us into trouble in the first place. we have two-year budgets, a renewed sense of obligation and responsibility, talking about our infrastructure, things that al

. >> if i can speak to that because i understand some of the numerous concerns about the overall plan is moving forward and completing the environmental impact review. this specific piece was just on crosswalks and alleyway improvements and traffic coming within the western plant. this was a server that was done with many of the residents, including members of the western task force on the priority areas for where traffic coming should take place. there were three alleyways that were prioritized in the survey. part of the survey also included public artwork which will showcase the filipino and lgbt social cultural district which was a key portion of the plan that is only for those three alleyways and this does not approve funding for these sites, is just that these were the three priority alleyways and crosswalks that they would like to see. >> if, for example, but broader western plan would fail and not be enacted, would these improvements still occur? >> yes, these initiatives that are part of the plan before you today would have to probably undergo environmental review and the leve

we've only gotten a taste of the destruction that -- disruption as possible with the numerous revolutions that broke out. the crisis will land hardest in cities. i see city's borrowing language from complexity theory, i see the boys and a critical state. it is a new situation. 50% of global population is urban, young, and connected by mobile phones. the young are the hardest hit here. in spain, the unemployment rate for young adults is around 50%. in the united states, college graduates are leaving school with an average of $24,000 in student loan debt into labor market for their age group that has not been as bad as it is today since the depression or the 1940's. the smallest thing can trigger a crisis now. it is a powder keg. on the other hand, along with this crisis is a powerful new set of tools that have arrived so breakthrough is also possible. we have a decision to make. let me talk about the sharing economy and how it plays into this. we define it broadly. we see it as a shift from a top- down factory model of society to a pear to peer network model of society. large corporations

the numerous protests will unduly influence the special prosecutor's decision on whether there should be charges. former u.s. attorney kendall coffee has been in hot spots like this before. >> no one should prosecute an innocent man, because of public opinion, but if it's a close case, it's hard to say that strong public opinion is going to be completely ignored. >> reporter: at this rally as they have done at others, they passed the hat raising money. money they say they'll use to keep trayvon martin's family's legal team funded to keep up the fight. lester? >> kerry, thank you. >>> to presidential politics now and fighting words from rick santorum today, two days before a showdown with mitt romney in wisconsin. facing intense pressure to quit from some inside his own party, tonight, santorum is hitting back. nbc's ron mott is on the campaign trail in wisconsin. >> we are looking forward to a great day on tuesday to shock the world. >> i'm glad you stayed in. >> thank you. >> reporter: like a battered, yet determined prize fighter, rick santorum is waving off calls to throw in the to

if you look at the numerous signs or fliers at the parking garage, he will seek names of shops duringist would think they all would validate. >>stanley: only five shots offer validation and one requires for you to spend a minimum of $15 to get a $2 discount. >> everything they you think should be on the list was not. >>stanley: there is no way anyone using the parking lot would know this unless they saw this piece of paper handed to me by a parking attendant. there are no signs anywhere except for this small sign and a pizza parlor. you have to go on a scavenger hunt just to find out that any of these stores validates. most of the shops of the complex are empty. these places did not offer any validation. the marriott has its very own parking service, a valley included. i tried to contact management for the rosh and basically said, no comment. >>jaqueline: thought that broken clouds pattern indicates instability. a glance at tomorrow, a decrease in clouds through the morning which will help instability into the afternoon. that will help the fire of some thunderstorms through the aftern

chandler is styling combining fearsome punching power with old school intelligence just one of the numerous reasons the general played it has been really what is it for years now. sometimes i do things to disturb my opponent in the ring to confuse him with him but i don't have a plan it happens spontaneously the crowd loves such things and at the same time my opponent loses confidence because he can't get me sometimes i try small boxing tricks like raising one hand and punching with the other professional boxing is not only a sport now it's a spectacle a performance which needs to be a great show too not just a boxing match. mentality getting one's head right is also an essential part of the game iraq particularly adept in this regard both in and out of the ring . i prefer isolation out of a fight i need to be on my own with my coaches without phone calls or any type of communication i focus on building up my energy even when i'm not training i'm thinking of boxing rehearsing in my mind. i believe there should be anger inside of you some positive anger you're able to control or not driven b

he's now forced to woo the numerous voters of the far right. >> welcome to "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. also -- breivik wanted to apologize for killing innocent people in his oslo bombing, but offers no apology for the massacre. aung san suu kyi and her party refuse to take their seats in a new burmese parliament. we find out why. an unprecedented act against the south korean government. and how do you put snoring to bed? we test the top 10 home remedies to see if they really work. >> hello and welcome. the french socialist leader, francois hollande, is in the lead for the presidential race after narrowing beating nicolas sarkozy in the first-round vote. let's go live to paris. >> well, it was a night of drama, and the french are waking up this morning to a very new political landscape, and the gloves are off between nicolas sarkozy, the current french president, and francois hollande, his socialist rival. the two men in two weeks going through to that decisive second round of the presidential election. with the votes now pretty much all counted, this is where the

. >> this shows the numerous ponds as search teams are trying to recover. >> if they deem come up suspicious in the areas of concern, how about from some of the images tag member teams see. >> at around 3:00 this afternoon the team saw something suspicious but about an hour later divers reported the images of rock formation and shadows. why -- the sheriff's department says crime lab results from items found during earlier ground searches show promise without revealing details, investigators say the results are from items and her purse filled with clothing. >> give us some information that does require some follow up and, you know, they've hoping that it does result into something significant. >> i hope they find her. i mean, good or bad, i just hope they find the little girl. >> divers plan to return here tomorrow at the same time community volunteers have scheduled another ground search. in santa clara county ktvu channel 2 news. >> parents an students at eldorado middle school are getting an important warning about apparent abduction atell. >> the purpose of this phone call is to ask you t

supervisor olague: yes, as far as the maps are concerned, do you have a new bear -- a numerical breakdown? i am wondering if you have a percentage? at the end of the day, which district -- i notice that there is some popularity in districts 5, 6, 8, i think. they seem to be the ones where it is more, you know, desired or whatever. is that about right? >> yes. we do have -- and the department has, for each of those precincts, the score which translates into the colors. >> -- supervisor olague: i would like to see that. supervisor campos: colleagues, any other questions? ok, thank you very much. >> [inaudible] supervisor campos: is the microphone on? >> excuse me. so, now that leaves the f -- as with the question that given the careful research, what are our next steps? what we're looking at is, how does this analysis affect our enrollment strategy across the city? commissioner, you mentioned that on its face, the map shows some districts with more interest than others. we have been talking about performing our enrollment in a geographic way. how do we want to spread that around the city to

you him on one might say that he has succeeded in that in the court case he has just called in the numerous of the witnesses extremist witnesses both from the extremist right side and islamic extremists to sort of. build under this notion that he has that there is a war a clash of civilizations and there's been a debate and some of the witnesses have been called and have actually refused to go in because they don't want to be part of this propaganda that he is using the court case to promote. you're watching our view now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world a massive explosion at a chemical plant in southwestern japan has reportedly killed at least one person injuring about a dozen more the blasts blown out the windows of over one hundred nearby buildings as quickly followed by another emergency services are currently at the scene and firefighters are battling to extinguish the flames but we'll bring you further details as soon as we get. close to ninety people have been arrested in the canadian city of montreal following the second day of anti-government protests a

this was just one of the numerous storms that produced over 130 reports of tornadoes and caused millions in damage. you can see here damage caused in an air force base in wichita where several planes were overturned due to the strong rotating winds. we can pull back, i can show you that this storm system will be moving off the central plains but remains here and moves toward ontario, canada. this storm system has a very strong cold front that reaches all the way down to eastern texas and we're talking about very, very heavy rain. the rain rate could be as much as 30 millimeters in an hour period. we're talking about 80 to 100 millimeters in the next 24 hour span, so that could cause some -- excuse me, flash flooding in eastern parts of texas and southern louisiana. and the severity still exists lies here in eastern great lakes region and we still cannot rule out the chances of tornadic activity here. towards the north, we will see some snow making appearance there. now, temperaturewise, as you can see, new york 24, reaching up to 29 in washington, d.c. toronto seeing 25. really warm air

top of the first numerous ones weren't going the nats' way. ian desmond throws high. adam laroche gets it down. watch his foot. i mean safe. no. he's clearly out, but they called him safe. that's one bad. then full count with two on, two out. a ball called for a walk. the pitching coach doesn't agree. ryan ludwig, next batter, looks like a strike. detwiler sure thinks, so but it's called a ball and that's a problem because the very next pitch is out. this is a grand slam home run, four runs that never should have been. what does detwiler think about these calls? [ laughing ] >> i thought he handled himself pretty good. you know, the ball on bruce, bruce looked like he started walking back to the dugout and we were kind of hollering, but that's part of the game. we had plenty of chances. >> officially what detwiler was doing was called a no comment. the nationals homestand continues tomorrow night against the astros. stephen strasburg will make his first home start of the season. so far after two starts strasburg has pitched 13 innings and is 1-0 with 14- strikeouts an

as the lines mentioned, we're getting numerous flooding reports coming and including west down 92. so far no major problems across the san mateo bridge. we are dealing with high wind advisories on the bay bridge, golden gate bridge, richmond center fell bridge. chp is dealing with more than 20 different incidents across the bay area. mass transit is on time. back to you >> developing news out of fairfield, a shooting just outside travis air force base leaves one man dead and another injured. it started with a bar brawl just before 9:00 last night when officers heard gunshots during the 91 col. officers found two men suffering gunshot wounds. a suisun city resident died at the scene. another man was transported to the hospital in serious condition. >> we're looking for the suspects, we believe there are at least two involved. we do have some leads based on witness information as well as video surveillance. >> last night's shooting marks the seventh homicide of the new year. at santa rita jail, want go says he does not expect much forgiveness. >> ever since last monday's mass killings

our mark despite the numerical disadvantage ten minutes later the host took the only time to learn golf from alexander gets can one know how it finished in neither side in the relegation play off places. well sir moscow now trailing resenting quite a level in points after they were held to a goal of school in the days late game by crusading. now cricket in england remain the number one test team in the world after drawing near two match series in sri lanka they leveled the score on saturday thanks to an eight when in colombo sri lanka resumed today four on two hundred eighteen for six weeding england by thirty three runs for figures of six for one hundred six spin bowler graeme swann differ the hosts into the prize we could have kept him higher jayawardene edged i was the cook went on sixty four bit early and then promoted the hosts were all out for two hundred seventy eight seven tourists a modest total of ninety four for victory and despite losing captain andrew strauss for dark and jonathan trott for five the target was reached thanks in part to a forty nine not out from under north

of privacy model in the united states law would both be helpful in europe but also helpful for the numerous other countries that are in the process of trying to determine how they should be regulating privacy. these are the world is obviously a lot bigger than the united states and europe. right now, because of very aggressive advocacy by europe, many third countries in asia, in south america, in africa, are againing to enact european style privacy laws that we think are quite a bit too restrictive, that can be limiting for innovation, that can limit opportunities for united states companies doing business in those third countries. we think it's very important for congress to be able to establish an alternative model to the european model. we wouldn't try to say that it's more protective of privacy. we also wouldn't say it's less protective of privacy, but it's a different model and we think it's one that can advance technology in the new enkninnovn environment. >> thank you. any questions? >> lynn stanton, tr dally. last week there was a hearing before the house committee with larry strick