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in brazil unlike china unlike india in russia you could take your money out of the country in those other countries they have capital controls that were the only two it's illegal in russia since two thousand and six june two thousand and six you have complete convert ability of the ruble and there's a good historical reason for that because. you had a terrible social experiment for seventy four years under also the communism and in this country and so once you get rid of controls any hint of reimposing any control like the brazilians or the commies are doing that right so you can't do it you don't have you're caught between a rock and a hard place here because you have to keep the economy completely open but there is no there's no emerging market economy in the world that is as open as the russian economy so it means can we make it use it as an advantage not worth over and over liber are over liberalism yes yes given the fact that you for historical reasons you don't have much choice yet you could turn it to an advantage for instance. as your president would like. to become an inter

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it is a tradition unlike any other.ut amidst the pageantry of the masters in augusta, a 21-year-old rose to the leaderboard on the masters. jack nicholas got things started. tiger woods apparently didn't like this shot on 15, but he should have. nearly holed it. tiger shot a 1 under par. phil mickelson looks good early. he birdied a hole and stands at 2 under. but the leaders are alvaro heros and rory mcilroy. he is tied with kiros at 7 under. >>> hockey, if the rangers could win both, they make the playoffs. but they blew that last night. thrashers scored two goals. rangers fell 3-0, losing control of their playoff destiny. they need to win saturday and a carolina loss to make the postseason. >>> nba, top two teams in the east battling to be number one. celts and bulls. a great fake and a scoop between two boston defenders. derek rose had 30. bulls won it, 97-81. >>> baseball red sox nation continues to panic. boston visiting the indians in the ninth. sox with the tying run aboard. j.d. drew, a liner off the pitcher, e

unlike other political parties what's discussed must and fact based. >> it is fact based.ution oriented and respectful of diverse cultures. send me your good questions. >> can matt cain lead a sweep of the rockies. the major league leader goes for a sweep over boston. next. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. through the first 17 games with >>> the giants and brandon belt to the minor leagues after he struggled through the first 17 games. pablo sandoval was pulled from the lineup after straining history accepts -- his triceps. cody ross was activated. cain looking for a sweep against the rockies, 6 runs today. ty wigginton belted the 3-run shot in the 2nd inning and hit buster posey's hand. rockies win 10-2. >>> hugh gonzalez taking hiso .47 era against the red sox. youkilis and lowrie t

unlike warren why felt i knew from close toice. unlike warren why felt i knew from close to the beginning of my research -- by the end of their lives they had little use for one another. very quickly the two were a part and there is a series of domestic security cases that the war on court handed down that really set up eisenhower and also had some differences about how the court went about desegregating schools and other institutions. i came to eisenhower believing i would end up a real critical of him. i learned something along the way, one of the beauties of this work is you really do want faint. i can only see eisenhower through the prison of civil-rights and domestic affairs. the work ahead doesn't shed no light on eisenhower for military, diplomatic or foreign affairs. through that prison his stature grows mentally and i read the eisenhower book, truly remarkable american president. if only for one fin, he deserves serious favorable treatment by history, eisenhower is the first american president to have the atomic bomb and i

generally, we find it is unlikely to achieve cost neutrality going forward. this is because we have the cost of the program in terms of an enhanced retirement payments for participants in the program that enter the drop. there is a cost that is unlikely to be exceeded by the savings that result in officers that remains slightly longer, in terms of avoiding the need to run academy classes, avoiding the need to pay people retiree health benefits. as early as normally would, and there are other costs to be avoided. if the program is extended going forward, it is likely to add approximately $6 million per year to the city's required contribution that we need to make to retirement because of the enhanced benefits. about $6 million in costs, and this needs to be weighed against operating savings against those who are retiring later. those come from our estimations of $55,000 per officer per year. it gets very hard to map in a way that it gets cost neutral. i should say that the data we have got based on our conclusions is imperfect. we have only had the program in

point nine million small arms running around in a country of about twenty three million people and unlike these other countries yemen is in the middle of an ecological crisis their water tables following their oil revenues are dropped through the floor and the regime doesn't have any more time and the regime perhaps doesn't have too much money left of course a lot of people are speculating that sali is just pulling all the resources and all the money that the country has in order to try to keep himself in power in order to try to pay people to come out and support him because he's pro that's exactly right so he has run his regime as sort of a ramified network of dependency using patronage to keep very various tribal and political groups within his orbit knots. off the difficulty is that u.s. policy i should say european policy and un fall asleep as well has been focused on the regime rather than focused on the society and in a place like yemen where society is much more important than the state where these tribal and other actors really are the dominant political movers you've got to enga

unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> a fire alarm sounded. 65 workers were evacuated when a welder opened a hold on the ship ep i gallon fuel tank it is not clear how much fuel was in the tank but it was filled with gases to remove the ox jeb and revent a fire from erupting . let ship is path of a moth ball abandoned ships in the bay. >> a high school student in washington state pulled off an experiment that has the whole country talking. she faked being pregnant six months. >> as gabby rodriguez's belly grew so did the rumors. >> i was irresponsible and that i wasn't going to continue in college . even oh, it was bound to happen anyways . i knew she was going to get pregnant. >> that was the point to find out what her peers thought of her pregnancy so imagine her surprise when the honor student stood in front of her class mates and spoke about how she was treated and pulled a pillow from under her shirt.

secondly, if you want to look -- and i say this with the caveat that, unlike the physical constraints on the j line where you cannot operate two-car trains, if you wanted to add capacity, reduce overcrowding, we would have to add both an terrible car and an operator which adds to our operating cost, obviously, and right now we don't have additional cars. if we did, we would schedule them into the service. so i think in terms of schedules, there are some adjustments. i would urge the committee strongly to consider. i'll come back and give you a more detailed analysis, but scheduling a straight headway of, say, 10 minutes, so that the public would understand during peak periods when a train is supposed to be there. secondly, based on the ridership and the heavy ridership from 30th and church in, there is an opportunity to consider and analyze, taking a look at whether or not we ought to be scheduling trains through 30th and church. there's a number of options that we would -- calling here on page 12 "engineering," but they also could fall into the category of traffic management. and som

. >>> tonight an unlikely new opponent of the death penalty. >> i would make atill la the hundred look left wing. >> reporter: they called him the hanging judge. why he is just not worth it any more. >> i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. >>> he spent his spring break trapped in a car for several days down the side of a cliff until he was rescued today. his car plunged down an embankment in the oakland hills. robert lyles on what caught the attention of a park ranger that led to the man's rescue. >> reporter: grizzly peak boulevard is known for two things, vistas and grizzly car plunges over the side. and few drivers survive the latter which is why jim wright's plunge fits the title miracle on grizzly peak. >> i'm lucky i could help this guy and i'm just so happy that he's okay. >> reporter: dave flores was patrolling grizzly peak boulevard at 10:30 this morning when he noticed something peculiar glistening below the road and knew he had to race into the deep. >> i ran down the hill about 200 feet in the steep ravine and -- and there was a guy in the car. and i opened the door and h

unlike libya's moammar gadhafi, syria's dictator still has the support of his arab neighbors. that's a big difference. >> as you said, always tough for us to get in there and cover stories, but it looks like here we go again. andrea mitchell here in new york, thanks. >>> senator john mccain showed up in libya today. he went to the rebel headquarters city of benghazi as a show of support for the rebels fighting gadhafi. our chief foreign correspondent richard engle with us tonight from benghazi. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. i think showed up is a good way to describe it. this was an unannounced and unexpected visit. we had heard rumors that senator mccain would be coming here, but we couldn't confirm it until we went downstairs in the lobby of the hotel and saw senator mccain standing there. >> senator, welcome to benghazi. >> even the people of benghazi seemed surprised to see senator mccain in town. >> how are you? >> reporter: he arrives unannounced with only a tiny entourage and almost no security. he toured downtown benghazi and looked at photog

but visit asbury park and you'll learn there's an unlikely man behind the music.en benjamin started managing bands in 1995, but one year later he was diagnosed with parkinson's, a brain disease that's slowly breaking his body down. >> i try to stay positive all the time. i look at what i can do, not what i can't do. >> reporter: in fact, benjamin's busier than ever. he's become a leading figure in the battle against parkinson's, tapping into a network of rock 'n' rollers eager to help a friend in need. >> you don't want one of your own to go down. this is an industry that there's no health benefits or you don't get your golden watch retire after 35 years doing it. >> reporter: a new documentary celebrates benjamin and his charity concerts where some of the area's greats, including springsteen, form a chorus behind the cause. ♪ his light of day concert series has raised more than $1 million for parkinson's research. >> he's done this without drama. he's done this without press releases. he's done this by being who he is, by inspiring people around him. >> reporter:

department of education, and the bureaucracy is unlikely to be of much assistance in a short time. unilateral action will essentially kill the program. upward bound is located in the same building with the rotc. usf has found space for rtc but not for upward bound -- found space for rotc but not for upward bound. thank you. the rest i will submit. supervisor campos: thank you. colleagues, i have a couple of items. the first is an item that i discussed earlier during the consideration at the mid market tax incentive proposal, and that is in recognition of the need to address the large number of vacant buildings in the mid market area and throughout the city. i have made a request of the budget and legislative analyst to analyze the number of vacant buildings in san francisco, the average size, the length of time they have been vacant, and the types of businesses previously renting those locations. we want the budget analyst to help us determine a size threshold for tax and vacant buildings in a way that not only helps prevent blight and promotes public safety, but also discourages l

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>> unlike the jobs market and unlike almost everything else, housing seems to be on the verge of going into another recession. new homes sales sat an all-time low. unemployment, although it's coming down, it's not coming down fast enough for a lot of people to buy their first home. gwen: i was in florida. they said that one in five homes are vacant. so they're already depressing the market. >> definitely. giving how fast households are glow grow egg in this country. it will probably take at least three years to clear out the inventory of vacant homes. >> the flip side of high energy prices is high food prices. how important are the rising food prices and what can you do about it? >> well, rising food prices are are also -- also reflecting some of the same things that oil prices are responding too. emerging markets like india, china, and so forth. that's probably good news. the other things is that the united states is a net food exporters, great news for the food belt. most people that drive and eat toned see this in their pocketbooks. this also raises the inflation rate and might be p

. >> unlike judge our common and the judges in dept. 43 j judge bauer -- unlike judge bauer common the judges in department 43 are borden. there is no one to make objections or advocate for the people who go to these courtrooms, because they have never had them there. there is no lawyers, so what happens is i go into the courtroom, and i hide behind a broad-shouldered deputy so the judge does not recognize me, and i listen and watch. the judge comes in, and everybody rises, and the judge goes through the speech she gives to the defendants who have been waiting all weekend in many cases to get out because they are there for public intoxication or failure to appear for a warrant, so they have been picked up on the weekend. i will exaggerate. she comes up and goes, you are here charge, and you have the right to go to counsel. i will do the deal for you right now, and if you want a public defender, you can get a public defender. let's go. then what happened is a long line of guilties. guilty, guilty, guilty -- incontinent -- not guilty. no continent. guilty, guilty, guilty. i am an amateur

. >> unlike the regimes in europe that they were starting this country would be unlike, they wanted to make sure that we had a record of our leaders, what they thought about what they did in office. and also they hope that record would be open as soon as possible. >> if we can get them to quiet down. >> can everyone here? >> there's so much noise over to the right. [inaudible] expect is that what it is? >> it's a big crowd of people trying to get upstairs. we will just speak loudly. in any case, they hope that we americans would have access to what our leaders thought and what they did as soon as possible so we can learn from their successes and their shortcoming. and as i was saying, donald rumsfeld book is very much, i'm glad it's published and i think you are also. the book is on mr. rumsfeld's entire life but let me give a talk about iraq and then look backwards. great deal of the book is about iraq. i guess maybe the way to get in this country we are in the constitution center, which is passed by a statue of james madison any of the room. as you know, madson gave a lot of thought

california absolutely very unlikely. it's unlikely. that's exactly what they said about pan. to the word. so we've got to move beyond talk. and get to this serious question of what do we do to do everything in our power to make it se. >> is there an objection to the unanimous request? so ordered. my first question of the chairman, if i could, i would like to quote albert in steen, in adversity lies opportunity. when asked the question, what is the worst that can happen following up on this tragedy? one of the worst things that could happen, we wouldn't learn anything from it. that's one of worst things that could happen. we have had not a whole lot of time but se time has passed sie this sad chapter began unfolding. talk to us about the lessons we have learned in the past weeks. and let's -- maybe that would suggest that what we're doing is appropriate, good, smart, safe and maybe some things we learned that we can do better. >> i think one of the issues we've really come to recognize is that the station event is a very

. >> reporter: jurors didn't make new requests today, unlike on friday when they asked several times for more information. now, that can be interpreted different ways, depending on what side of the case you're on. now, first thing this morning, kathy hoskins, her testimony was read back by a court reporter. she actually got on the stand on march 31st. now, the jurors asked to hear it all again on friday just before deliberations ended for the day. hoskins was a long-time friend of barry bonds and his former personal shopper. she is the one person who testified to witnessing bonds actually get injected in his navel. home run king bonds is facing three counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice for allegedly lying to a grand jury about whether he knowingly took steroids. legal analyst william keen says both the prosecution and defense are probably finding soming good and bad in the fact that jurors wanted to hear testimony from this one person who actually claims to have seen the steroid use. >> probably one of their stronger witnesses. she was direct evidence about the

seem unlikely to have persistent effects on consumer inflation or to derail the economic recovery. and, hence, do not in my view warrant any substantial shifts in the stance of monetary policy. meantime, the international monetary fund warned surging oil prices, mideast turmoil and european debt threaten the world economy. but the i.m.f. doesn't expect those issues to derail the recovery. the i.m.f. forecasts the global economy to grow 4.4% this year. defense attorneys for raj rajaratnam began presenting their side of the case today. the big question? will the galleon group founder testify, telling his side of the story in the massive insider trading case? the jury could hear closing arguments from both sides this week. and another strong earthquake rocked japan today. it hit as the government expanded the evacuation zone around a damaged nuclear plant to 20 miles from 12. this is the one month anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated part of the country. >> tom: still ahead, if you're running way behind on your taxes, we'll have tips on filing your 2007 return bef

the petition says that we are demonstrably unlikely to successfully implement the program. but as a parent and community member at edison charter for 10 years, i have seen policies in place, in fact policies the recommendation says are absent, such as the student discipline policy. i have seen them in place. i have seen that they adhere to state and local law, and federal law. in the past four years since deciding to disconnect, the school has moved to great inclusion at the local level, greater communication and transparency, and to a more democratic locally-based model more relevant to students and their families. in fact, all of these changes have benefited the school and its students, as shown in various data presented in the charter petition. i'd just want to say one more thing. president mendoza: i need you to wrap up. thank you. >> good evening. i am the seventh grade teacher and an elected official of the edison charterer teachers' union, which represents all the teachers including our special ed teachers. i appreciate the opportunity to address the concerns raised

had an unlikely hero. here's the action from the game. you see top six.rs taking the lead. then, bottom six, game tied no more. mike fontenot coming up with the blast to right. here's fontenot and the man who got the save, brian wilson. >> i think we had a lot of those last year. they used the word torture. and i know it was good to get out and get some wins like that. come out and beat the dodgers like we did. hopefully it gives us momentum going into the road trip. >> to be able to win opening day in dramatic fashion, of course. leading into the rivalry series here, with recent incidents, with the emt, stow. to be able to take the series today, is just another big step towards trying to defend the title. >> all right. all good stuff. the a's also won today in chicago. the warriors win their season finale at home. tomorrow, we'll be with the sharks as they open the playoffs. >> that's going to do it for the giants. we look forward to the sharks tomorrow. thanks. it's been a nice day. >> yes, it has. it will get better tomorrow. >> that's going to do it f

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