regarding the part time permits, we have no objection to part time permits. we have presented a proposal in december of last year. why is that not in front of you along with this other proposal? we would like to see that case made in a formal pcnn. i hope you give weight to the comments. you are in the middle of a pilot program. why come up with a new pilot program that seems to be going in quite a different direction? thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with a group called medallion holders association. during the last six years, there were biennial hearings to see of the drivers deserved a meter rate increase and on all three occasions, the controllers said yes. the consumer price index indicated that. the supervisors have the prerogative to ignore that recommendation and they did. i appreciate his body biting the bullet and having a substantial increase to the public even the members will not like it. i would like to thank chris who made an articulate and compassionate in -- speech on how they deserve this increase. on item 12 on would urge you to put out 3

and "lockup" crews have seen time and time again, there's one place in prison that offers a few moments me big "d." i'm a cosmetologist outside and in here. i've been in the barber shop since '93. >> darryl "big d" wright is serving hard time at california's aging san quentin state prison. we found him working his barber chair in a no frills shop. >> we have three barbers in here. we're pretty steady. you know, they come in. one of us try to be here at all times. so we all have to know how to cut all kind of hair. >> as with any barber, it's important to keep the customers satisfied. that's especially true when your clients are inmates. >> you know, occasionally guys, they drop by and want to give you a little something if you give a good haircut, you know? want to give you a soup or something like that or a canned good or something like that. it's not a mandatory thing but they won't let you refuse them. you know what i'm saying? they won't let you refuse them. >> barber shops have been a favorite stop for "lockup" crews at prisons nationwide. >> any man that walks through the door can

at this time, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for dwo minutes. -- two minutes -- for two minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. we have missed, in my opinion, a wonderful opportunity. an opportunity to make a grand bargain as the speaker wanted to do, as leader pelosi wanted to do, as leader reid wanted to do, as the president wanted to do and as the vice president wanted to do. for months now the world has looked to america and asked whether we were still a nation that paid its bills. or whether thanks to the ideologicalal intrin generals of a few we would do the unthinkable and default on our obligations. we are a more responsible and honorable nation than that. we are only that the point because the far right wing for the first time in american history has chosen to hold our economy hostage in order to enact the radical, ideological agenda far out of step w

ryan: at this time, mr. speaker, i yield 3 1/2 minutes to a member of the budget committee, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. lankford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for 3 1/2 minutes. mr. lankford: thank you, mr. speaker. i say i'd love for people to come to oklahoma city anytime they have the opportunity to do that. but to be able to talk to the great folks in my district, i can tell you one thing that comes up again and again, they are really frustrated and they're looking for things to really be able to change here in washington. they see how broken our system is. they s the way we interact. they're really legitimately frustrated. i can tell you they have lost trust in how we're doing and what we're doing. as a federal government we're trying to do too many things and we can't afford all the things we're doing. so in some very simple way this whole process has united the nation to be able to look simply at $14.3 trillion in debt and to say as a nation, we have a proble

to rebound to penalties make it sounds just before our times. missed the penalties thanks to no it stayed there three minutes after the interval at x. and i ever saw the reds and that makes you can pull the goal back from the penalty spot before our eight made it to to opera seventy six minutes but then the lights went out of the new stadium and it took fifteen minutes to get one portion of the release and when the game resumes and development netted a goal each deep into injury time. to win forty yes in complete contrast it was an uneventful game for knocking on t.v. who were held to a goal of the straw got inside lose a bit of. ball meanwhile twice former champions rubin kept up the pressure on the top four with a controversial one their win at second odds are now to reinvent only under the silver star his feeble first half penalty denied as they go to. went to the bank that saved his blushes with a seventy second late strike despite a wave of protests from the home side who insisted the strike accountable for in the build up still moving to v

during times of stress, but even during happy times. if he had too good a time, he got sick to his stomach and went to bed sometimes for days. in his autobiography which i quote in my book, he wrote, i was a sickly delicate boy suffering from asthma and taken away on trips to find a place to breathe. one of my memories is my father walking up and down the room with me at night when i was a small person and i was gasping with my father and mother trying to help me. i'm sure all the years of sickness as a child shaped his attitudes later in life. when he was 12, he started a strenuous physical fitness regimen to build up his chest and help with breathing and asthma, and it didn't relieve him of asthma, but he did become much sturdier and heartier so that in his teens, he won a boxing championship at the gym where he worked out and took -- when he went to harvard, took hunting trips to main and hiked around in deep snows and up mountain sides and so on and was very rugged, but he was still not a robust person. about five feet eight waying

maybe we will see you at that time, too. commissioner mar: for me, i am the new kid on the block up here. i do not think i could have gone orientated to the department without your help. thank you for that. you are right. it is the people on the front line of the department that gets a lot of the work done. i am learning that. sometimes, i do not they are appreciated as much as they could be. commissioner hechanova: no words can explain enough our gratitude for your service and also to the commissioners, to the city. you will be missed, but you will be around. we look forward to helping you celebrate your new chapter, but at the same time, you will always be welcome back. thank you very much, ann. [applause] >> is there any further public comment? >> good morning commissioners. -- good morning, commissioners. i did not expect ann to be here either. it just shows her commitment and how much she loves dbi. she was a great person to contact, even to chat. we are going to miss you, ann. looking forward to seeing you again. thank

i am here to speak strongly against the issue of prime time, peak time, a single operator medallions and speak strongly in favor of full time taxis. we need full-time taxis on the street. i do not know how many people have spoken from the public but if this meeting is like any other, it is medallion holders, drivers, not much from the public. the purpose of the taxicabs is to serve the public. just to give you a quick figures. non-prime time days at yellow cab, sunday and saturday between 6:00 a.m. and noon. we cannot fill 100 calls each day. on monday and tuesday night, the slowest knights of the week, we cannot -- slowest knights of the wenights of the week. over a week, we cannot fill 9000 calls. people who want us, we cannot get the maccallum. i humbly say we need at least 300 more cabs on the street, full-time, let the system operates the way it has been which is to have full-time cabs on the street. thank you. >> next speakers, the last who have turned in a speaker car. >> thank you. i am a driver with yellow cab. i am also the person who has since 2009 pushed for the single op

the time clock is usually behind closed doors. that is the first thing we look at. >> what i would really like to hear is to get a list of the repeat offenders, property owners that are doing this all the time. the majority of property owners out there take care of their business, i would like to see that list of these repeat, what i would call owners that do not do the repairs in time. if you could come up with that. to go on th>> on the heat situa? >> yes. >> we could do that. there were a number of situations that by the time we got out there they were already abated. we ask them to call to let them know so they could look at this situation. that happened very frequently because we were asking that question. >> when there is heat the issue or hot water issue, do we, as they are trying to resolve the bigger issues, is there some way that we require them to provide heat, space heaters, that type of thing until they get the bigger issue fixed? >> it depends on how long the work is going to take and whether they can do that in a sa

and shot four times and ships lay dying on the floor. but to put it into perspective, if you heard of rick warren the megachurch creature or televangelists like pat robertson in. how big of a story would it be if for whatever reason even in self-defense shot and killed a person in the office? this would probably be casey anthony who? it would make a go away. that is how big it was with the media at the time that was saturday and by the next morning every newspaper in america because of wire services that was just coming along, i got it out to every small and large paper had a headline about a minister in texas, the ambitious leader who wanted to be the eric hall up william jennings bryan shooting and killing a man and was indicted and charged with first-degree murder. if convicted he would face the electric chair in texas. the mayor wanted to make sure that norris was convicted so decided out of his own pocket, to hire extra lawyers and special prosecutors to help the district attorney and it was welcome to. so what you have beginning is

she was there all the time.gether for 35 years as my soulmate, i don't even like insects to bite her. that's how personal i take it. >> twice a month for the past six years, chester's wife, ruby, has flown in from texas to visit. >> one of the things about your spouse being incarcerated is that you feel so much shame, you know. we had a pretty middle-class family. i mean my daughter thought it was the perfect family. i have two adult children also and a suburban home. this stuff doesn't happen in your family. when it did happen, you don't want anybody to know about it. man, for me to sit here in front of the camera and talk about this, and think that somebody else will see it, especially somebody on my job, is more than i would have ever thought. i mean my family didn't know about it for two or three years. >> what did you tell them? what did you tell your family? >> that my husband was out doing work. he was working so i was kind of fudging it, thinking, well, he was working in prison, so i'm not really lying.

for those volunteers what a gift for them and take up that time and contribute their time and receive so much more back. and expression of love and life. >> each person with the reporter's office, the best volunteer is the guy at the end who did is that stamp, that means you are married. >> i am actually glad i am assigned here. it's a fun way to be involved in the process. it's the end where we hand out the official marriage certificate. this is a copy of the certificate here. >> there was one couple who was together for 30 years and it wasn't legal until today. you have to see the look in the eyes of the folks getting married. they are still jazzed and buzzed and wired. >> with behind site from 2004, and a lot more time to prepare and over 350 volunteers. they provided a very different marriage experience. >> it has made up feel wonderful and acceptd and celebrated. so, the fact that i see so many people who have given their time to volunteer here means a tremendous amount. >> they are doing it in extra time in addition to the time they work here. >> we are usually good at putting o

i yield back the balance of my time -- no, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: mr. speaker, i'd like to express my appreciation to my colleague for her great spirit of bipartisanship. with that i'd like to yield a minute and half to my good friend from stan stathen island, mr. grim. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york voiced for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. grimm: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to ensure that the voices of those that i represent in staten island and brooklyn are heard. and what they have to say is actually quite simple. they expect of us to use common sense, to bring solutions to problems that this nation faces. and the problem that we face is not a debt ceiling problem, it's a debt problem. and the people on staten island and brooklyn, every day they go home and they have to figure out how to manage their household. they go to work and they have to figure out howo manage their small businesse

we've seen that from time to time. what is this about? guest: the shiites, who are a minority, but a large minority in pakistan. they don't dominate but have quite a bit of influence, and their beliefs are, in some areas, quite different than those of sunni muslims and as you know this has caused enormous conflict in other countries, as well. but what you're seeing in that photograph is a ritual that's quite controversial in pakistan during the festival of mohram in which shiites recall the death of hussein, the nephew of the prophet, in a battle of hundreds of years ago, and they commemorate this every year during this festival of mohram and on the 10th day of the festival, young men and boys come out on the streets and flagellate themselves in different ways as a kind of mourning ritual and it's a very emotional, it's a very deep, deep kind of experience that they have. and it's shocking to western audiences and it's not approved of by many sunnis, but generally speaking, the sect do tolerate each other, do get along. there have been co

, rules committee colleague, that time and time again he criticizes the tax cuts in place. they really are the bush-obama tax cuts. president obama signed an extension of those, but it's important to look at the 2003 revenue flow and look at what happened just a few short years later in 2007. in 2003, mr. speaker, we had $15 -- $1 trillion dollars in revenues to the federal treasury. in 2007 after those tax cuts went into place, we had $2,567, 000. that's an increase in the tax the federal government had because of the implementation of the cuts. it's important to recognize if we grow the economy, we generate an increase inspect flow of revenues to the treasury. with that, mr. speaker, i'll yield a min and a half to my good friend from ohio. >> gentleman from ohio is recognized for how long? >> one and a half. >> one and a half minutes. >> thank you for the recognition. this moment in time on the floor reminds me exactly of a period during the 1990s. you know, there's a lot of publicity given to the new freshmen class, and us feel negligented these days, but welfare reform

it is a time-consuming thing to do. because of the exigent circumstances, you need to give the property owner and maximum of 48 hours to try to make repairs themselves. you must report record net document immediately. -- record that document immediately. in a situation where you want to make repairs and not under issue of emergency, that is a different process. with respect to the housing division, when we get a complaint that alleges a life hazard, hazardous condition, and/or heat, we will respond to that within a 24-hour period. but that can mean a lot of things. if it is an anonymous complaint, we have to try to contact the owner. we are trying to look at those types of things that are traditionally not in the common area. the boiler room, a time clock, all things that we need access to. we need to go through the provision the right of access to go through those things. if it is a complaint about an individual in their unit, they may not want an inspection for a few days. while we initiate that communication, we do n

they are on time. i wanted to make sure as mayor that we abide by the standards for fiscal responsibility and getting this project on. this is exactly the kind of project that this city has correctly invested in. is something i've been personally involved in from the start. this investment is well worth

there were demonstrations outside the times that called the new york new times the al-jazeera times. in 2010 we had wikileaks and the dump the state department diplomatic cables. again, there were accusations of treason, denouncements, prosecutions from officials probably blowing smoke for public assumption. i don't advocate going timeless in the least. i don't think it's treason, but i don't think there's a sense of post-national patriotism is the same as traditional notions of patriotism. we'll get into that later. i certainly p don't think it should be bombed. i read the times as a kid. i was proud early in my career to be published prom innocently in it. i consider the times an important national resource all be it in danger one, and i confess to being a new yorker referring to it as the paper. i wandered down to the newsstand if i was out of town because i got withdrawal systems, but sadly, those days of that young man and that "new york times" are gone. the generations of the time was considered the gold standard of american journalism, and the institution was considered centra

at eight pm moscow time. staying with the goal against this guy who has been voted as the best of the ball season in europe by a portuguese magazine the strike chosen was. a good buy. in may one one join me sam the forward back heeling home across the song say scott and rushing to national goalkeeper a good i can fit if wayne rooney's famous bicycle kick against manchester city was voted second. now the united states mans for books he will have a decidedly german flavor now that he has been klinsmann has taken over as manager the forty seven year old stating on the day he was unveiled that the us will live to discover a global star of their own following in the footsteps of america's more popular sports. nobody showed kobe bryant to do so it moves you know he did it in silva and in soccer is the same way soccer is self teaching you learned you get better than the more you play if you play twenty hours a week you will get really good to play two hours a week you will be always limited so if you want to one day

be in charge at that time. scott sanchez will be out at the same time ibm. president olague: i guess my question -- do you know what the neighbors in the haight are concerned about? >> i believe it is the early loading our. i believe that is the key issue. president olague: i just glanced at the report when i got your. 50% to 70% of the ami, at 15.9%. moderate, those of the categories were we seem to have not achieved our goals. >> that is right. president olague: commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: wasn't there a neighborhood complete about trucks on the street and in the early morning? >> yes, there was a concern about that. whole foods agreed to pull them off the street. >> thank you. >> sure. >> for review? >> board of appeals? there are three items scott thought would be of interest to the commission from last night's hearing. one is that the board presented an award to lawrence for his years of service. as you know, he is serving as the special assistant to the city administrator working on the eart

there were demonstrations outside the times that called the new york new times the al-jazeera times. in 2010 we had wikileaks and the dump the state department diplomatic cables. again, there were accusations of treason, denouncements, prosecutions from officials probably blowing smoke for public assumption. i don't advocate going timeless in the least. i don't think it's treason, but i don't think there's a sense of post-national patriotism is the same as traditional notions of patriotism. we'll get into that later. i certainly p don't think it should be bombed. i read the times as a kid. i was proud early in my career to be published prom innocently in it. i consider the times an important national resource all be it in danger one, and i confess to being a new yorker referring to it as the paper. i wandered down to the newsstand if i was out of town because i got withdrawal systems, but sadly, those days of that young man and that "new york times" are gone. the generations of the time was considered the gold standard of american journalism, and the institution was considered centra

for the first time. even if you were not in our story and only be impressed with what the house has on offer as a museum and a grand palace and a visit to the state how much more she said petersburg is so. thing you will never forget. leaving the hermitage now let's continue our journey crossing the street to the riverside next to the hermitage and you'll see various boat stands and a large jetty this is where we'll can show how to for boat to peterhof the journey takes twenty minutes and is much faster than travelling by car or train you can see on final destination they are in and we have to travel around the entire coastline to get to the world part in a state taking a boat or fast wonderful to the area called the border because the journey time down considerably. here we are. just in it was about it because of the state museum reserve peterhof is a big complex wishing to use the palace of peter the great instrument the alexandria park upper and lower parks and peterhof and also parks and palaces in a

and break time for once and as well. as falls to miss the rest of the season with a nagging back injury. for the biggest signing in the russian primary this year looks old but the dons eels when simulant bellows is believed to be the face has a foot for chelsea and russia way to get a call for the twenty seven year old is believed to have visited the club's training ground with only four with a deal now agreed joy and russian oil and chelsea from group two years ago the versatile player failed to secure a regular place in the silencing line up a series of knee injuries didn't help his schools either management has declined to comment on the move the signed sign brazil legend are about to call us in february and have been constantly linked with big names throughout the season. john business qualifying is in full swing this week with most of the fixtures due to take place on wednesday bought three games are up for grabs today and one is now in progress bar. hosting a goal as to why we could go. to one as we speak that one.

time to. see. his. every. close a hotel in thailand chinese learned this hotel to ambassador three p. hotel four points bush would print certainly the entire true tell me touch of rule the fictional a good girl would international calls the chief evergreen for till in total. in the headlines of this week here on r.t. cracks appear between politicians and police in the u.k. we're all david cameron now turns to a us experience for help local communities turn. three years on members of the victims of a short but bloody war party meets the people trying to rebuild their republic and their lives. u.s. regulators declare war on the ratings agencies after america's long treasury debt school gets charge said the world markets into a state of chaos. it's time now for the sports as well. hello welcome to the sports on this busy sunday and these are the top stories i'm the summits that needs tall these are winners humdrum card to join to skulk at the top of the russian premier league. while into the champions manchester

data cheney is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time and he says it could take another six to nine months to make a definitive finding ministration is asking congress for hundreds of millions more six hundred million dollars to fund the continuing search have not yet found shiny pointy things that i would call a weapon before we can draw from conclusions we need to let the iraqi survey group complete its work. we were all wrong probably in my judgment and that is most disturbing. sometimes the true patriot takes the unpopular course that helps the country of wooden stakes and even if they come this way at least for the term patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels and i think these are scoundrels they have no argument now they have no defense for what they did the country is in a terrible international security situation but i think it's perilous.

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at this time, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for dwo minutes. -- two minutes -- for two minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. we have missed, in my opinion, a wonderful opportunity. an opportunity to make a grand bargain as the speaker wanted to do, as leader pelosi wanted to do, as leader reid wanted to do, as the president wanted to do and as the vice president wanted to do. for months now the world has looked to america and asked whether we were still a nation that paid its bills. or whether thanks to the ideologicalal intrin generals of a few we would do the unthinkable and default on our obligations. we are a more responsible and honorable nation than that. we are only that the point because the far right wing for the first time in american history has chosen to hold our economy hostage in order to enact the radical, ideological agenda far out of step w

all right, the time for your live drive time traffic. let's take you outside.the south bay, and highway 237. look at that. it looks like everything is moving just fine out there for your drive this sunday morning. let take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little busier out there, but things still moving great in both directions on this gray sunday morning. >>> if you're headed out to oakland, you're going to hear music filling the air this afternoon. it's the 11th annual art and soul festival, kicked off yesterday, attracting thousands to 14th and broadway. 150 musical artists showing off their work, and of course, there's always food. the festival does start at noon today. tower of power will be your headline act, and tickets are $15. >>> forget the beard. how about fear another injury? the new reports that brian wilson will likely go on the disabled list. he last pitched last monday night. wilson has been bothered by an enflamed right elbow. >>> the metrodome is back open after a roof collapse. hundreds gathered inside the arena for an open house event.

now the victim was only 15 at the time. she was brutally attacked outside the richmond high school homecoming dance. if convicted, most of the suspects could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> a san francisco man convicted of intentionally killing a man with his car has been sentenced to 14 years in prison. prosecutors accuse hamilton diaz of murder and hit-and-run for the death of randall gross in 2007. now, a jury found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter two months ago. and the incident happened after the two men argued and smashed his windshield. and the lawyer sayses that the hit-and-run was provoked by an explosion of violence that happens in an instant. >>> it is 8:04 and another american tourist has disappearedin aruba, disappearing from the same resort town as natalee holloway, the mississippi high schooler who disappeared from her graduation case. gardner went snorkeling with him, but never made it back. they will not say what evidence lead to the detainment. >>> your time 8:05, repair crews spent most of the ni

the school has been hit three times in the past month. noel walker is there to tell us how those thieves got in there, noel? >> reporter: we all know schools are not exactly rolling in the dough right now and when the students return to school they will be the ones who suffer because the thieves are not on summer break this time. in the last break in, the thieves seemed to know what they were doing earlier this week because they removed a board that was recovering a smashed window from a previous burglary. the take this time was four cameras totaling $400 and that's pocket changed compared to the $3,300 on july 25th and $6,000 worth of computer equipment taken on july 8thth or 9th. now this is not the only palo alto school to be attended this summer by palo alto thieves. last week they suspected two men suspected of breaking in to the high school. police recovered stolen computers in that case. jordan high school has also been hit in palo alto and all told three schools over the summer break have had equipment cameras and computers more t

this time margi goes to your own region. where the local government is giving power back to the people. where everyone will be. more locals turn their land into a tourist paradise well come. close up on our. discoveries. communicate with the wild. and become free. see what nature can give you. the. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to massachusetts to talk with chris martenson chris lawrence and welcome back to the kaiser reports thank you max good to be here all right chris lawrence and markets have been extremely volatile for the last two weeks is this the resumption of what we saw in two thousand and eight or something new well it's both i think it's a lot like two thousand and eight we have credit spreads blowing out all over the place if we keep our eye on the ball remember this is a monetary crisis that it's hard but we you know mostly witnesses it was the fiscal crisis or financial crisis so i'm looking at the financial sector. look at the b.k. x. or some of the indicators that are around

give mommy kiss one more time. >> i love you. good girl. >> i will. you be good. >> you be good for nana? okay. >> say bye-bye. >> all right. let's go. >> this is the worst part, watching him leave, when he asks me if i'm coming. what do you say to that? and the worst part is i have no idea when it's coming. i can't say mamma will be home soon or mamma will be home tomorrow. i don't know. >> he don't understand. >> i don't want to keep doing this. i don't want to keep hurting my family, my son, myself. for what? it's not worth it. huh-uh.

like a book, ten times, a column, 50 times, before i hit the send button. and it is a lot more fun to read it over and over again if i'm amusing myself. >> host: ann coulter, eight books. here they are. high crimes and misdemeanors, 1998. slander, 2002, treason, 2003, how to take to a liberal, if you must, 2004. godless, in 2006. if democrats had any brains they would be republicans, 2007. guilty, and in 2008, and her most recent is "demonic", about liberal mobs. came out in 2011. recently, ann coulter, hosted or was invited to a book party at the heritage foundation where she signed books and we want to show you a little bit about this. and then we'll be back. >> thank you for everything we do. >> guest: is this for you? >> this is for my parents. >> they each get one. read it at at the same time. fantastic. you're a genius. otherwise there could be a fight over the book. >> thank you. >> lynn, l, y, n, n. >> i have a question for you. you speak about your mother from kentucky. i'm from kent tuck. >> you are? from where? >> paducah. >> paducah. >> i may be

eight pm moscow time but that's on wednesday. now the russian food bill union is to introduce a number of nero's to make attending a game in the country a more attractive proposition for the general public new procedures are aimed at providing improved security for football fans at premier league games following a number of high profile incidents at grounds across the country over the last month the draft law has now been tabled in public and crucially it will prohibit the use of wild way of steering matches and will introduce family areas within stadiums the rules us have to be approved in the next few weeks. well according to the russian premier league's had of security have a hand paul policing has been the main cause of football violence in russia hooliganism in grounds is up fifty percent on last year and police and being encouraged to let stewards look after security at games here is a rich and awful fit with more and that. seems like this should become a regular occurrence at stadiums across russia this season supporters r

after time after time after time and he's beaten you time after time after time and time and you work so hard you believe this you believe it with all your heart i made the decision that night to formulate a plan and that i would be out of there by the time my youngest son was ready for kindergarten which i had two years so i know i knew i had two years left of abuse before i could leave twenty two beatings in that two years there were violent episodes which would happen sporadically and of course every time i would try to convince myself thought last time and he would convince me this is never going to happen again and the third last time. but they continue to happen so i thought it was something i was doing wrong i thought it was something i should fix it sounds kind of crazy but i won a quitter i wanted to make things work i wanted to i wanted to have a sixty year marriage that my family had and i always thought through thick and thin mint through thick and thin this is why they tell stories of prisoners of war that are actually kept captive with the doors open and no fences around

we are not prepared to unilaterally allow the wait time. if you choose to do so, the mta will not question that decision. commissioner fung: your last brief did not rehash 2008. you are in concurrence with the appellant that in 2008 he grove -- he drove the requisite number of shifts. >> it was said by the previous hearing officer that it satisfied requirements. commissioner fung: in 2010, the appellant's brief indicates he did not drive the requisite number of shifts, but you indicate he did. you stand by your numbers? >> in 2008? commissioner fung: 2010. >> i believe he had turned into us -- we have him at 890 hours. we stand by those numbers. commissioner fung: his brief indicates it was less than that. >> i do not recall the numbers mr. alexander dave. commissioner fung: but according to your records, you stand by those numbers. >> correct. >> thank you. is there public comment on this item? seeing none, the matter is submitted. vice president garcia: i personally find it reasonable to apply the current transportation code to this parti

more news to come in about fifteen minutes time but first though it's time for you to have the latest from of the world of sports and one of the one of our last year's best goals in the russia league is now being noticed on the continent exactly rory fans won't like this because it was scored against them by a portuguese magazine a said i've goal scored here it was the best in twenty ten we're going to have a look again at it in a moment super. this is sports today here on twenty four our team made up our stories. moving home our sting putz reports claim russian internationally. is to join one of the country's richest size. after a disappointing to your spell with chelsea. low points car snatch a late one one draw and some are i denying. the chance to move all the ball some of the russian premier league. break time former tennis world number ones in are so often is forced to miss the rest of the season with. football first so where the biggest signing in the russian premier league this year looks old but said twenty million dollars believed to be the figure on g. have offered for chel

time off is great.is great. i got a lot goin' on this summer, two daughters got married. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly a month chief charlie beck made a public appearance, addressing the sherman oaks chamber of commence at the events center. on july 26th the chief was supposed to be at the unveiling of a billboard in east los angeles. and the controversy of the stow matter was still hot. geovanni ramirez had just beanie limb nateed as a suspect, louis sanchez and marvin norwood, we were told, were now the suspects. and when the chief didn't show up at that billboard unveiling, some had the perception that the chief simply didn't want to talk about that controversy any more. >> sometimes it bothers me when people misread things. >> reporter: and this was one of those cases. >> sure. absolutely. i have nothing to hide you know. i am more than willing to talk about anything. >> reporter: and the sting of the ramirez matter has gone away, or was there ever a sting. >> well, you know, this is the

by lunch time, pretty nice. in fact, we'll see numbers in the 70s, maybe as warm as 80 by livermore and eventually in the highs, san jose, 65, san francisco, not much change for the weekend.cc1:cc1: we should see temperatures climbing a bit next week. >> that's your weekend forecast. lester? >> bill, thanks. still to come, your money, your future. answers you need in some tough economic times. but first, this is "today" on nbc.cc1: these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it.cc1: yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> still to come on "today," where is holly bobo. we're going to talk live to her family as they continue to search for holly three months disappear

the east county times, the contra costa times and the san mateo county times, those are all going to be branded under the name mercury news. >> a quick break as the kron 4 morning news continues. hot a pretty looking morning around the bay. we have a programming note to tell you about for tomorrow beginning at 8:00 p.m.. and his 1/2 hot rocks when a >> we are keeping our eyes on wall street. a fairly quiet trading day. the dow jones has been wavering. right now just a few points. we will keep our eyes on the markets. >> another death reported in yosemite national park. pearl rangers recovered the body of a man who fell or jumped to his death from the summit of house dome. bunched 4,000 ft. to his death. a group of rock climbers saw someone fall but because it was dark, the rescue team was not dispatched until yesterday morning and looking to the body yesterday afternoon. this is the seventeenth desk this year at yosemite. former first lady nancy reagan and her husband's presidential library last night and watched this. the 90 year-old sort of collapse forty second. she's lived in was

right now would be a bad time. >> reporter: so the question is, when is the right time? he tells me it's going to take quarter before investors regain confidence in the market. is his prediction. john, he did say that the one company that may be able to overcome this is, in fact, facebook because of all of the hype that surrounds it. that if facebook were to go public today investors may look to facebook as a place to go to get even and get money back. power play with facebook. thank you, marla. the bay area housing market isn't doing much better than the stock market. a new report out today reveals there are more homeowners who under water with their mortgages than last year. 23% of single family homes with mortgages were in negative equity territory. real estate zillow says it's up 21% for the same period last year. negative equity numbers are growing because foreclosures are still happening. as home values drop negative equity is increasing. look at this. numbers on the left are for this year. alameda county more than 20% of homes under water up from 17% last year. co