---sergio romo, jugador de los gigantes de san francisco, se uni al departamento de salud de californiarequiere que los estudiantes de secundaria y preparatoria sean vacunados contra la tos ferina.. sot "yo lo hice ahora.. no es nada que.. no toma nada de tiempo.. es puro.. algo muy facil, algo por lo bueno de la comunidad, por lo bueno de todos, no?" ---segn el departamento de salud de california, la tos ferina es muy contagiosa y puede llevar a la muerte.. sot: ligia "esta enfermedad es muy peligrosa.. usted tose y tose.. tose.. y hasta le cuesta respirar, especialmente es muy, muy peligrosa para los bebitos menores de seis meses" ---en lo que va del aÑo, casi dos mil personas han sido diagnosticada s con con este padecimiento.. algo que el estado quiere controlar con la ayuda de los jovenes .. sot: carolina "que están haciendo lo correcto para que los niños puedan echarle ganas a la escuela" bridge: mayra tostado aunque la ley ab 354 solo requiere que los estudiantes de septimo a doceavo aÑo sean vacunados contra la tos ferina, el departamento de salud tiene otra recomendacin para lo

uni is sending two shuttle buses from san francisco to the stadium to ease traffic congestion.hey will run for every 49ers home game this season. you can watch the game on our sister station ktvu. the battle of the bay starts at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow following a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4:00. >>> there should be warmer weathers in parts of the bay area by sunday. mark tamaia tells us where in his weekend forecast. >>> and watch the news at 7:00 it and all of our newscasts on your computer or mobile device. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> take a good look here at the driver side of this pick up truck. that is the driver's feet dragging on the ground. the map was trying to slow down his truck flynn stone style after it lost its brakes. he weaves through the traffic without hitting anybody and goes through an intersection here. the police say he drove 2-1/2 miles without brakes and came to a stop. nobody was hurt. >

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it's the same type of bomb that the uni bomber used. and it's the same bomb that terrorists used in 1993, they killed six and injured thousands more. it was also the mixture that terrorists used to bomb the u.s. embassies back in 1998. the most recent attempt to set off a fertilizer infused bomb was last year in new york city. a naturalized american citizen parked an suv that was filled with the explosive combination right in the middle of time square. but he failed to detonate it and police not only disarmed the vehicle, they also tracked down the man who put it there. randy shandobil first brought us this report in may of last year. >> reporter: the doors to this jet were already locked preparing to take off from new york bound for dubai when the fbi stopped it and arrested the suspect in the botched car bombing of time square. 30-year-old fisal shizad who was attempting to flee. >> this was a terrorist plot aimed at murdering americans in one of the busiest places in the country. >> reporter: just as officials have admitted that shiz

francisco leadership with us, supervisor scott wiener from district 8, who has a great interest in uni. would you like to say a word or two? sueprvisor weiner: i really want to congratulate the mta board for making an inspired choice your. another has been discussion in the press as to whether he wants someone who has experience running a transit agency, but i think it is important to keep in mind mta is not just about muni. muni is the 800-pound gorilla. but it also encompasses the taxi system, the roads, and, of course, muni. need someone who has the vision to integrate all of that and have a great global transportation system in san francisco. i have worked with him for a long time, back to when i was the president of my neighborhood association and we were planning in our first parts project in the castro. i cannot think of a better, more dedicated public servant, someone who truly gets the big picture. i am so excited about the selection. ed, congratulations. i really look forward to working together. [applause] >> i would like to ask our city attorney dennis hererrera to say a fe

of course but the results speak for themselves and selling to fans at the back adds to their taking uni's confidence this has been a rock in front of dino is now it seems he made a move from argentina inside river plate in two thousand and six and very soon became one of the fans' favorites being handed the player of the award by their supporters and after six years here his become a true dilemma veteran says it's over their six years i've never had a problem on their with foreigners or with the russians i think the best thing that football gives us is the ability to make friends here the climate science and in fact we're not here during the winter and when i come back i enjoy playing snowballs with my daughter and things like hands up to changing continents and moving to russia in the defense. went in through this display and he's still and by scoring goals no wonder his opponents try to avoid corners and free kicks his a rival in the opposition walks oh is harold's danger as he can give a hand story to any forward in their old battles ensures the twenty. one hundred fifty games for the

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. >> does this have anything do with somethin called th uni of biology? >> sometimes people talk about that. the unity of biology. unity of physics is where it usually comes from. uny of biology is trying to fd an explanation that would make sense of biology. >> a theory of everything. >> i would go for management of information, how you manage information. >> would be the theory of everything in biology. >> yes, correct. that's where i would go. >> i mean where we in that? >> we are molecular biology, for example, has been around 50 years. i always emphasize that those who invented molecular biology, all these great characters, they focus on how information was managed. dna, the structure of dna, beautiful structure. but actually what's really beautiful about it is when you recognize it's actually a digital memory device. that's what it actually is. you know the memory of all those knew klee tieds, in a particular order conveys information. it stores informatio and that's how you should view it. and that's what is really beautiful. what i suggest is we n

in other games by being in a uni knocked out fourteen seed the detroit city that was the big upset of the day a former u.s. open went out when martin del potro made it to the second round where he will play roger federer next arjen time david nalbandian won his own net to set up a tie with andy murray and american james blake past not his but that is there in cyprus now the new seven time formula one champion michael. macca has denied rumors he's to retire from the sport next season either germany is adamant he will remain with the sadie's g.p. denying reports in the italian media that he was about to retire for a second time she mcenroe hasn't had the best of time since his comeback last year he still hasn't finished on the podium in his home tenth this season standings a massive two hundred two points behind leader sebastian vettel. now we will finish with football and a look back at the weekend's action from the russian premier league it's a case of as you were at both ends of the table with tears cannot maintain the lead despite a drop ruby and kris of get off propping up the rest

economies to develop their infrastructure and so on there's nowhere to go the world is astonished in the uni polar way you can just get out of them are huge especially when you have kids. thank you very much. the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder his regime as an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about the know for a fact there are let there. this were just being carried out into the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart you have a tremendous a group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community and for by. david kay he is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time but 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 d

. ; is that correct, you can have a single uni~ sex accessible restroom or fewer employees. if you have an existing restaurant and you are not doing any work you don't have to make your restroom accessible. except there is an ada issue, the ada the americans with disability act is a national umbrella requirement says you need to do things that are readily achievable. that means even if you are not doing work that triggers access under the state law the 119 thousand dollars or anything you are obligated as a business to do anything readily achievable. may be change hardware, nonskid surface on a ramp. put signage up. change the hardware on the sink. if you don't have a full i compliant bathroom you as a business owner should make an effort to make your restaurant or business compliant. there is a conflict between that and the state standard. >> is the new restaurant meaning it's a new owner or m n meaning -- what is a new restaurant? >> the state code and ada doesn't care who owns it. the state code certainly doesn't. if there is an existing restaurant and it's cold and you a

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develop their infrastructure and so on you know there's nowhere to go the world is established in the uni polar way you can't just get out of a marriage especially when you have kids. thank you very much. last time the close of team was in the cool gum region where men flock from all over the world to have a few centimeters to their self-confidence. this time margi goes to the amore region. for the gold rush still gets people hike on. her nation try to fight to save its culture. where cranes are protected in the first abdullah gul official nature reserve. to the region. bush a close up of the party. the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder his regime has an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about we know for a fact that there are that there. is we're just being carried out under the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apa

the boarding gali district but also let's say in the capital so coom to process their rights going to uni so you wouldn't if you treat the situation the girlie district is very different from what it was like in the past and we're convinced that there will be continuous progress at the moment we should about ninety thousand coziness hospitals for the residents of the gaudi district and this trend continues we're strongly concerned that all people should feel safe and live in peace traditionally to syria was always well developed economically and we're confident that it will pick up eventually and a life of the people in gali will improve we believe that this district has great prospects and it is our cause to make sure that all girlie residents feel like rightful citizens of our republic of there's a whole generation of people in a positive who survived two wars with georgia during the past twenty years as a possible at all for these people to live peaceful lives. through them over there if you refer to our young people aged eighteen to twenty they really cherish the events of the recent

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for him to make up andy roddick's early exit the day before and blake did just that sleazebag often uni in less than an hour some fantastic four hands gave him the first set six four and he released to the second sixteen is sizzling serve finishing things off late into the third round. downs joining him in the next round as number eight seed vertically scraped the first set on a tirade against a large boat and it looked far from certain whether the czech would win but too soon silenced any doubters ploughing through the next six games to love and finishing off with an ace and much point. the other guy. thought it was easy for them not for inform jay wilfried tsonga who returned to the top ten in the a.t.p. rankings on monday and he lived up to his new status song a stretched grant marin challenge to the limit in a blistering six ports six three when the frenchman hunt his first try for him was two years after going out of wimbledon in the semifinals to eventual champion photograph of each last month. while about it stepanek reached a big landmark the thirty two year old czech notched up

money and so what this means is that all debt in dollars should be downgraded whether it's treasuries uni's corporates you name it it's pay you back in dollars get rid of it all right now let's talk about the whole rating agency motif you know how they how they have the role that they've played in this crisis and what's been going on the last few years because during the lead up to the crisis they document very well in your book crash proof and crash proof two point zero you talk about how the rating agencies were remember that they gave the derivatives a collateralized debt obligations and these other cancer nations bastardizations the securitizations triple a rating so why suddenly did they get religion how did that how that happened because they were they were in ok it's funny that the obama administration is saying well why should we listen to s. and p. after all they got it so wrong with the sub prime they think we should listen to duties it fish but they also got it wrong and what everybody got wrong was they rated stuff aaa it should've been aaa and they're still doing it at least he

is when we could see this attempt to clear the square may well vote more protests more violence from uni around it or on the other hand it also may be a sign the government wants to use gramatica as a mom carma situation before we're supposed to have elections. in eight weeks time now course more protests mcness here we've seen in other parts the arab world the expectation that in the evening after the end of last and people will just break their hospitals and demonstrate what we could see the government thinking that this will be an opportunity to correct some support from people who feel they've had enough demonstrations in cairo but you have a kind of weariness of demonstrations but of course there are many people who are stopped or mistreated. trying to also guard and watch out see from moscow with me club you know in this hour it's good to have you with us and ahead rewriting history lessons ahead for crowd troops hold a rally in a study of been banned in other countries and that's terrific is a revised naziism in europe that's the report. focusing on israel next though their thousa

already signed a contract where the jersey or the silver and also famous a russian a football player unis of course meanwhile all that happened after the august only football club was a bought up by a locally born and businessman and also one of the richest men in russia. and now he's spending millions of dollars in a bid to make this club which is situated here in russia's north caucasus known all across the world. all the resistors with your. thanks that's right time for a business update hello and a very welcome was start with the price for gold the yellow metal has suffered because drop since late two thousand and eight after hitting a record peak of one thousand nine hundred dollars earlier this week the precious metal was some shiners the comics exchange race trading margins by the most in over two and a half years to curb volatility but to my caution from of all could go to those losing two hundred dollars in twenty four hours doesn't mean the fundamentals have changed. people have to realize that you know prices of any assets they go up they go down things don't go up and up forev

already signed a contract where there's this silver and also a famous the russian a football player unis of course meanwhile all that happened after the football club was a barge a guy a locally born and businessman and also one of the richest men in russia. and now he's spending millions of dollars in a bid to make this club which is situated here in russia's north caucasus known all across the world. was it a question of reporting there well on this of the note we turn to the world of business with you is still with us. how and a very warm welcome to the program the recent turbulence in the market has constant shadow over russia's hopes for a sustainable high oil price when has recently seen heavy losses on the prospect leave it could soon resume exports courage is high of a solid as a roller coaster ride seems to continue on its sunday if to hear from v. to be capital though believes russia's economy should be able to withstand a lot well right. this time around compared to two thousand and eight russia is more immune to decline in oil prices and the key reason for this is a flexible

already signed a contract worth the jersey or the silver and also a famous russian a football player unis of course meanwhile all that happened after the august on the football club was a bought up by locally born and businessman and also one of the richest men in russia kitty muff and now he's spending millions of dollars in a bid to make this club which is situated here in russia's north caucasus known all across the world you want to each have done so for sports commentator we managed to talk to he believes that was a really good investment. for the owners believed it. is one which he creates a normal atmosphere in turkistan you can see it's a new direction sure new examples for young people that it's not cool to see when you turn to school to. become some you want to came from poverty and know who gets thirty million dollars a year many experts believe that signing atto a well a pro will move for the development of the angie football club into a new level of development in the international world of football. i will it's time to check all the latest of business news with the yuliya th

on my 50th, topless iewn corns -- uni corns and a case of now and laters. >> from the big 5-o to a car that won't go. is america in revolt overall things bolt? gm's $40,000 battery operated thing-a-ma-bob sold all of 125 units last month. that's like girl scouts sell more boxes of cookies on a slow month. by comparison, they own electric offering that are named leaf and got rid of a whooping 930 vehicles in july. all bought by leo dicaprio. there is a tiny difference, can't pronounce that word. quote, they expect it will maintain the lead of sales in north america, at least through 2012. congratulations. by comparison, chevrolet sold 25,000 gas powered saban dans and -- sedans and 3,000 plug ins purchased. not to be swayed by a lack of interest, chevy expects to deliver 60,000 more volts by december 31st. meaning they will have to sell more than 2500 a month up until said date. in my mind puppies have an easier time defend potatoes from ducks. >> nice work. i wasn't lying about that. sometimes i make up stuff, but that was really a puppy defending a potato. and you have four volts back

and you get in you and you have to take a boat or a uni rail. you are in line like a bunch the cattle. i had cotton candy in my face. i get there and my sister is furious and there are my nieces and i passed out on the jungle boat. i woke up to this alligator going like that. scared the living hell out of me. so buy your way to the front of the line and don't wait. are you kidding me? unless you have the money, then steel it. >> you passed out on the jungle boat. >> i did. you should have seen what happened. well, never mind. i have to say in fairness, i decked goofy. they wanted to get pictures and it is $10 to get a picture. the guy was hanging on me. i was hung over and it was hot. i said put your hands on me one more time and the guy did and i went boom. i knocked him on his ass and my nieces were crying. never go to disney world -- >> why do i have the feeling this happened in pittsburgh? it was bad drugs. never left the hotel. everyone is hearing these noises about goofy and nieces and punching an alligator. we are calling security. the do

there are also two gadhafi sons -- mohamed and is it -- unis, i think his name is. i'm sorry. >> mohamed and hannibal. and their children fled. i think most people believe gadhafi and his family were in the south and would have driven westward to the border with algeria. the crazy thing about the situation now. algeria is the only country that still recognizes gadhafi as a legitimate ruler here. they say they have taken the family in on humanitarian grounds. already the national transition council here says we want them back, we want to put them on trial -- unspecified charges so far. beyond that, they say if algeria doesn't hand them back, they will treat it as an act of aggression against the will of the libyan people. they are drawing a line in the sand here. you get the impression that they don't want moammar gadhafi and anyone else going there. it's a message to al jeer ygeri too. >> we have seen a number of sons like saif, khamis who was allegedly killed with an active role in the militia, the government. are these the playpoissoboplayb. i know a bunch gave mo

there are also two gadhafi sons mohamed and was it unis, i think his name is. >> reporter: yeah. >> hannibalreporter: mohamed and hannibal, and their children fled. i think most people believe gadhafi and his family were in the south and would have driven westward to the border with algeria. the crazy thing about the situation now, algeria is the only country that still recognizes gadhafi as a legitimate ruler here. they say they have taken the family in on humanitarian grounds. but already the national transition council here says we want them back. we want to put them on trial, unspecified charges so far. beyond that, they say if algeria doesn't hand them back, they will treat it as an act of aggression against the will of the libyan people. they're really drawing a line in the sand here. you get the impression that they don't want moammar gadhafi and anyone else going there. it's a message to the algerians, too. >> arwa, this guy, we have seen a number of sons like saif, khamis who was allegedly killed who have a very active role in the military and military in the government. do we know

we will stretch -- we'll lower the readiness ratings of the uni. that's what we did in the last draw doup. reduced our readiness and reduced the manpower in units and we cut rent from our army and logistics capacity. we've played this song before, and it will get ugly. when you hear the joint chief of staff, they are being driven by defense cuts than future threats. >> seems that they are more fearful of potential cuts if the triggers hit. from what i'm hearing from you the initial 350 billion will put us in a bad spot. >> absolutely. we need new fuelers to fuel our aircraft and need new combat equipment and we need new and modern ships, and we need to maintain the sports, and don't forget, brooke, a lot of soldiers coming back from the war have medical issues. >> right. >> they will require long-term medical issues. the last time we got rid of troops with profiles meaning they were not ready. we cannot afford to do that this time. many of our troops will have to stay on active duty so they can get the proper medical care before they can be handed

todos los dÍas con una sonrisa que para adelantees para allÁ y la vida es una y despierta amÉrica es unyva. canten, por favor. >> viva, mÉxico! viva, américa! cielo bendito de dios. >> se empezaron a caer los pajaris de los Árboles. >> quÉ mala onda. >> una persona que canta es una persona feliz. despiÉrtese cantando. >> cae en la ducha, cocina... >> pero ustedes no canten en la televisiÓn! [risas] >> puse una frase de poncho en el twitter: suÉltate el pelo y no te la amarres. y me comentaron: sÍ, es bueno usar la cabellera suelta... >> [risas] >>quÉ nombre le gusta para el bÉ de poncho que estÁ por nacer. (en pantalla) >> el favorito mÍo es daniel alfonzo. alfonso. >> a mÍ me gusta cristian. >> a mÍ me encanta santiago, tiene como un apellido de novela. >> cuÁl le gusta a usted allá en la casa? quÉ tiene que hacer? entrar a univisiÓn. com con la uniclave: despierta amÉrica. poncho estÁ indeciso. una semana antes! >> es un tema importante, desde el nombre depende tambiÉn la personalidad. >> algunos niÑos dicen por quÉ papÁ me pusiste este nombre! >> a mÍ que me dicen chiquinquirina. >> m

there some out from other unis around the country as well, but these are the fighters that pushed up broke out and went to try to get west of tripoli. the rest of them came here to the airport and they have been launching the meigs, trying to go up and some of them were taking part and calling at this time rescue operations that saw those journalists released. they said they were the ones who managed to clear the area around the airport. they negotiate access and get those journalists out at the location. they are spread out throughout, but they are focusing efforts right now on trying to keep this compound safe. they are agreeing frustrated. we had the senior military commander coming through here, cursing gadhafi and the incoming artillery rounds. it has been pretty tough going for them at this airport complex. >> sounds like a very pressure-filled and intense situation there. thank you so much for that reporting. gadhafi's business man son is offering to negotiate a ceasefire in an e-mail exchange with cnn's nick robertson. he said he has the authority to broker a deal to stop tri

megyn: you're in the land of uni corners and rainbows. >> i'm sorry, i'm not.e end of the day those people have been on the public payrolls most of their lice, they don't know what it takes for someone like me to keep the lights turned on and make payroll. >> do the ones have business experience appeal to people? mitt romney has run business, herman ka*eub as well, but not small business. >> absolutely, but they do understand what it takes to spur private enterprise. did you know that in 1994, startup businesses created 4.5 million jobs? in 2010, startup businesses created just 2.5 million jobs. that's a significant drop in job creation. we have got to have a government that understands how to create environment for private enterprise. >> you know why we have profile necessary courage, because they're profiles in courage and they don't happen that often. megyn: we'll leave it at that, that sad little thought. panel, thank you very much, thank you for all for -- thank you all for being here. >>> on the jobs front, should unattractive people get a leg up in the w

he gave as a reason, quote, disloyalty, unis a bored nation and destabilization in times of crisis. these are concepts taken from the espionage act of 1917, the very act the obama administration is thinking about invoking to prosecute assange. now on the legal question. we're all lawyers. i don't want to spend a tremendous amount of time, at least we play them on panels. >> the question is answered. >> for first amendment purposes, jim, you make the same judgement we can that julian assange should not be prosecuted. there is no principled way of distinguishing between wikileaks and "the new york times" if you start punishing publishers rather than leakers. in the u.s. constitutional tradition you can only ban speech if imposesism meant threat of serious lawlessness action that. is not a standard wikileaks can meet. secretary of defense robert gates, the former secretary wrote effect of leaks on u.s. diplomatic cables was fairly modest. congressional reserve service concluded wikileaks didn't break the law when it published diplomatic cables. efforts to expand the espionage act to co