each one of us has a role in fulfilling them. for me, and for today's department of justice, protecting american consumers is a top priority. as we have rededicate ourselves to this work in recent years, we have also learned some lessons. primarily, fully understanding the threats that consumers face and protecting their interests in a comprehensive way is not

deliver fit and train pets to use the fences the guys can work in hampshire one day and then can the next day depend on when the customer wants us all we have the increase in the ha which obviously is going on top of fuel as well and then the actual fuel duty is well. you can't get being screened at all angles forever around seventy percent of the economy is small business the government says it's depending on firms like dock friends to rebuild it but growth and development is out of the question according to sam he says the price of fuel is. the price at the pump has already hit one pound fifty five a liter in some places that's two dollars forty six and although some of it is due to the geopolitical situation including the arena an oil embargo a staggering sixty percent tax it's an easy but damaging way to raise money for you it is actually a very convenient tokes for governments because it's us. very difficult to avoid i mean one of the impacts is on labor mobility how easy it is for people to travel to work or to actually get jokes that might be some trifling distance from the home so it actually can increase unemployment quite markedly fuel duty is too high

the hour when a president in time of peace said we were at peace europe was at war when no one has attacked us where no one has insulted us would ask the american people to grant him the dictatorial power they can strip picks conscript young manhood of his nation in order that they might goose step to the commands of generals and salute brass adds this is when roosevelt was talking about having a draft because we might have to go to war against hitler that eisenhower ran in one nine hundred fifty two after the war but during the korean war that harry truman another democrat had started on a platform a vote for eisenhower vote for peace he was it was against the korean war truman it started here it is. the number one for the number one job. oh oh oh oh oh oh i. hate bill i did was an eisenhower republican he used to claim a complaint about the democrat wars including the vietnam war started in sixty four by l.b.j. the democratic party pretty much started every war in the twentieth century until reagan invaded grenada to get a political balance even with vietnam mcgovern ran as a democratic peac

this war has gone on a very long period of time. protracted nature has an effect on us but it also has an effect on the communists as well. their cadres are getting tired. people are beginning to lose support for it particularly in the south. communist fighting there. it's increasingly difficult for the north vietnamese to recruit supporters. land reform is hurting their recruitment. the passification programs are hurting them and they begin to lose control of certain areas, so on. so they see things happening that are weakening their position. the u.s. at the same time as this is going on is drawing down its forces. the communists smell victory. jopp was authorized to mount an invasion in 1972 before the u.s. withdrew. the north believed that the south vietnamese army would collapse and the u.s. would be humiliated. jopp argued, the south vietnamese army is to strong. the u.s. air power is to effective. don't go to phase 3 now. wait. the americans are leaving. he loses this fight and the north decides that they're going to go to phase 3 once again. they benefit from hu

on the administration of the city attorney dennis herrera. most recently assigned to the treasure island development authority. we are really happy to have here -- heard here today. she has some experience working with us on prior projects and has a breadth of knowledge and experience on the real-estate side. how about that for your resume on the fly? >> that concludes executive director's report. >> public comment. >> good afternoon. susan reynolds, deputy director of real estate. we are going to miss you, robert. you want to thank you for all of your help. i know we have had a lot of struggles, but that is how we proceed, and we have made a lot of progress in the last couple of years of your guidance. thank you very much. you will not be able to shake us because we will be getting some of those redevelopment leases back. we look over to a continued relationship. thank you very much. >> robert, i want to thank you so much for the past couple of years at the port. i think you have done an amazing job getting us better at contracts. we have always needed that find attention to detail that you brought to that effort. i think the port is much safer for it. on a personal level, i get to wander into the cit

the west meanwhile coffee alone has been warning that further militarization would only make things worse expressing his hopeless no one is very seriously thinking of using force in this situation but it seems that some are considering this as an option to go as former presidential candidate and senator john mccain has called on air strikes on syria to save innocent lives here in the country although official washington did drew out military intervention as an option the u.n. estimates that around seven thousand people have been killed in the clashes between the soldiers and the opposition here in syria the clashes that's been lost and for . now already the opposition activists have been saying all the time that the regime of bashar al assad has been suppressing syrian people civilians innocent people while officially damascus has always been insisting that it's face against terror groups operating in the country. is more of a national reporting meanwhile has a call for international military forces to be deployed in syria to help end the conflict there lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university says some of president a

are this for generations to keep on killing. >> she and her husband say the obama administration has been less than forthcoming about their son's death. >> no one has toll us anything. no one has come forward. >> what you know about the case or what happened, is what we know. >> they hired a form assistant attorney to find out. >> family would like answers. the family would like closure. >> a gun found at the crime scene was prepared near houston on behalf of accused drug dealer. and the other by a dallas trafficking ring including a member of the cartel. a member of the cartel was arrested for killing the officer. >> there is a written directives for agents not to get on the road. >> documents show the a.t.f. had evidence to bust the ring three months before they prepared the murder weapon but didn't. >> we did not know if this was a gun walking operation of the brothers, but there is indication and circumstantial evidence that indicates that. >> it is too late for our son but we want to know the truth about what happened. what really happened to our son. could it have been prevented? >> they insist that they did not walk guns because a person buys multip

on iran washington is indecisive amid warnings that could be a disaster. but i do stay with us if you can hear. the story of a check a village mayor who has taken on nato and the u.s. trying to disrupt american plans to build a military base on his doorstep he watching what's. yankee go home yankee go home. the all that. we love our chant clairmont and they're always forcing someone on us. that will turn more. this was not. that as a member of the green party martin borsak says it's a martin was. something that was seen friends we've seen a lot while filming the show. made up for us but a bird has never flown into the room before. the sound that doesn't stop i think is there an expert on martin's here is it that was. it's a swallow that i must find an expert on swallows who are sick doesn't know this. mayor young nero says it's a representative from berkeley preserve that's without. power so march seventeenth i asked the citizens if they agree with the radar base i recommend that you find the courage to ask the citizens if they want a base city or three men sat here one from the science academy one from the defense academy and mr koski. t

us. this one has got some snow shower activity in it, and the trajectory is to move to the southeast and most of it will pass to the south of us. this will be one of those situations where we will be on the north edge of this clipper. here we see the mix of rain and snow as it moves into the ohio river valley out of illinois, and again, it will track just to our south. the question is, how far south. there is more out to the west that we will have to deal with, as well, but let's just concentrate on what is going to happen this month. mostly cloudy skies, may be a free or two. west winds at 10 m.p.h.. here we track the weather system. there are some clouds just south of down on our futurecast. here is the bulk of snow to the south of us and right up to the baltimore area. we could see some snow or some rain mixed in with and, just briefly touching the area and then moving on. the farther north you go, the less of a chance to see some snow. but there could even be some accumulation out there, so clouds and sun, a shower or rain shower in the forecast. we are not expecting any kind of accum

juan is the only one to tell us exactly how much he has one -- 100,000 euros. >> i bought a few thingsnot much. i am just living as i did before -- going to work, played football, going out on saturday. monday, it starts all over. everything stayed the same period that her husband is a builder. he lost his job three years ago when the property bubble burst, said the win came just in time, but the villages are keeping their feet on the ground. >> it really has not changed anything. we live the same lives and keep going to work as usual. >> but not everything is the same period a man comes to the village to sell bread, which won local banks is overpriced. the salesman replies, "you have a pile of money now. calm down." playing the situation down clearly does not work on everyone, but life here looks very ordinary. we discover one villager has treated himself to a brand new harley, he does not stick around to talk. the traditionally made money from agriculture. we need a sheep farmer. many young people will delay, seeing no future in farming, but he is now financially secure and does not

place to try to restrict iran from profiting off of oil sales is really actually backfiring on us and that iran has tremendous leverage against us if we're going to take this confrontation to one. to energy so i'm skeptical of the ability of the united states and france and others to actually mitigate this president obama has even said a number of economists have said that the fear of a war with iran has actually added about twenty dollars to the price of a barrel of oil so there's concern that israel may strike iran or that the united states may end up in a war with iran is one of the driving factors of why it's so expensive and simply addressing the supply issue is not going to mitigate that. i can always find more news videos and analysis online that r.t. dot com is what's a click away right now. wall street versus main street two thirds of americans are now happy with the direction of the u.s. economy as they continue paying for the mistakes of financial fat cats. and taking a hit in cyberspace the f.b.i. admits it's fighting a losing battle as it continues to be a target of activists find out

one of us but the others have to get there ok. run along separate. ok wait just a moment. it's not working. it's called the head split up. the two of us are missing. one has a cell phone on find him. back in one truck my wife baked a cake and said when you get there tell them greenpeace ors that's shouting shake in my bag i've got a cake for you so here you go that's great time to figure out how to leave it all open so that we can see you in africa. now while vegetables what a great job you did i talked with a guy named hans that's me ohio madonna. watching you to come and your guests and citizens of berkeley because you must have missed where we meet here today at an important crossroads in our lives recently single we must decide whether or not to live in harmony with our conscience and convictions by founding the independent country of peace land of spot hate seven hundred eighteen. we here by solemnly declare about peace land is here and the right to all to be a free and independent state. what on of to connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved as a stop and frisk i saw a my bring your. p.m.'s it's girl tomorrow we will send an officia

the west meanwhile kofi annan has been warning that further militarization would only make things worse he expressed in his hope that no one is very seriously thinking of using force in this situation but it seems that some are considering this as an option to gas former presidential candidate and senator john mccain has called on air strikes on syria to save innocent lives here in the country although officials. washington d. drew out military intervention as an option the u.n. estimates of the around seven thousand people have been killed in the clashes between the authorities and the opposition here in syria the clashes that's been lost and for a year now already the opposition activists have been saying all the time that the regime of bashar al assad has been suppressing syrian people civilians innocent people while officially damascus has always been insisting that it's fighting against armed terror groups operating in the country it is expected that kofi annan will spend two days here in syria will meet president bashar al assad and some members of the syrian opposition within the country it's not yet clear whether he will travel outside damascus secur

us? >> i think it's -- i think it has helped us to focus on the mission. i think it has helped the afghans to focus onto bome profe into the fore and on the whole, in the end, i think it has been beneficial. it's not unilateral decision. it's been an isaf decision. 40 our countries have joined us in this. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. yop -- i think my colleague from georgia left off the f the 13 m the litany of things that went wrong including one specialist, payton jones, laid to rest in texas. general allen, there are those in this community and on both sides of these buildings that are openly calling for a re-assessment now and a quicker drawdown of troops out of afghanistan, that's quicker than what's currently planned under all the other agreements, and aye also like to just barr parentheticalbarre parenthetically mention, i've never heard anybody say us staying in afghanistan forever was eve an remote tt my colleags earlier got that idea. but back to my point. i understand after october 1 you will do an assessment of how to handle the 68

on command as the u.s. has a bone to pick with one enemy after the other in the soviet union in the choppiness was the most useful enemy we are we are legitimate and we are completely fantastical it was always available to be able in spirit see against which to justify any smaller interrogators after the cold war the list keeps expanding allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait air strikes against saudi forces are more on target. begins when i try to select the targets for military importance undermined saddam hussein's ability to wage a war we should get out of his air defenses and the defense budget that surpasses the military expenditure of all other countries combined. no other nation drums up war as consistently as america and while people are still responding and recovering from the violence that's going one please. or even in the same place we're launching new operations and more atrocities in different parts of the world the military industrial complex worth billions of dollars is largely america's driving force. people rooted in the system it would serve no purpose if there

us. we have to abide by those definitions. nothing that has been brought to us on this or the other issues on medical cannabis dispensaries have had any import to those on the board of supervisors who make those decisions. we still have to abide by it. this is the wrong body to bring it to, changing definitions. it is not up to us. the fact that immaculate conception has students that work in businesses it is fantastic. that is what high schools, in my mind, should do and do not. however, it is not a high school campus, and therefore it does not fall in the definition. there is nothing we can do about it. the fact that the economy are is there -- academy art is there and many students are young -- it is not a primary or secondary school. there is nothing we can do about it. i want to express to you that our reasons to deny in this or many other instances are very, very, very small. i do not find the arguments presented to me to fall within the legal requirements i would need to deny this permit. commissioner antonini: i agree with commissioner mighel. -- mighel. --

latest lottery news and everything else check out our website at abc7news.com and follow us on twitter. >> it has been fun, but let's move on. >>> a powerful storm is heading our way, and it could be rough. sand yaw patel is -- sandhya patel is here. >> the roughest part will be tomorrow morning. let me show you why live doppler 7hd is clear. we have a few sprinkles around the you could i wraw area. a very light return. the storm is still out over the pacific about 150 miles away. and as you look at the storm, it is winding up here. this will produce some stormy weather beginning tomorrow morning. first in the form of winds which is why a wind advisory is up for the delta, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. saturday. southly wind gusts and could see power outages and a possibility of downed trees as well. sock sock valley and northern san juaquin valley is under the wind advisory. high surf advisory is going up tomorrow evening, and it is going to run until 5:00 a.m. on monday. steep breakers to 22 feet. watch out for dangerous rip currents. i will be back to let you know if this storm is going to head out b

commissioner borden: maybe you can talk about what this map you want us to approve has on it. do we have a copy? of our old presentation. >> it is not on the map but the description -- two documents. one is the zoning map. the other is the code. they appear -- the phoenix streets appear on the map. in the map i give you i did not give you that because it would be too complicated. it is described in that package of what street, to what street along embarcadero. it is up to you. it can be considered the next time. this is in consistency with your last action. >> you could draw a distinction between the mapping we're voting on as part of this measure, as opposed to the establishment or the -- of the sud's and why this is consistent with what we passed earlier. >> make a distinction? >> we're trying to get some clarification. >> in the memo i give you a described -- i describegive youi described -- this is one of the items you approved. the suggestion i made was to allow that portion to go forward on the second part of the legislation which makes the map changes. you have already

they have one assignment above all -- bring us the stories that no one else has. bring us the stories that no one else has. of course, here in new sarah would take me seriously, right? my kids never do. next slide, please. people have responded. in november, our digital leadership tripled to about 6.5 million unique visitors. we have retained many of them. we now have readers in all 50 states and 223 foreign countries. a story like this one does not come along every week. that is probably not a bad thing. i received an e-mail last fall from a reporter who said "keep up the great work, you can sleep with you are dead." next slide, please. but when a news organization with a circulation of 67,000 can continue to attract 4.5 million unique visitors per month, mostly in central pennsylvania thanks to our advertisers, it says something that makes me optimistic about our industry. it says that even with the digital information, what readers want more from journalist is what we do best. for recognizing that kind of effort in harrisburg on behalf of our entire staff, i tha

one country turns out to be not quite right. recent research done by the us government in there about it indicates that in one test site has migrated quite far from the past already within forty years. one of the additional problems that have been discovered in the last fifteen years that turned out to be a very complicated substance chemical so the behavior is very difficult to characterize and it made my great faster in the water. than before and so now we have to worry about that and you know we have seven hundred kilos down there. so nobody knows if more rule is stabilize. the heart of morris is beginning to cave in that's the legacy we're left with and they want to stick close the book on more go no no never. to seven hundred kilos of plutonium buried in l. soil. and i ask myself is whether it's worth having children see proof when they're faced with a tragedy. and that's good indeed happen. to know. you feel because from then all it would take would be a tsunami went up. when i heard him talking about the legacy. i saw my daughter. hugging and kissing me. thoughts if i don't do anything to me one day she will blame me if you

latest lottery news and everything else check out our website at abc7news.com and follow us on twitter. >> it has been fun, but let's move on. >>> a powerful storm is heading our way, and it could be rough. sand yaw patel is -- sandhya patel is here. >> the roughest part will be tomorrow morning. let me show you why live doppler 7hd is clear. we have a few sprinkles around the you could i wraw area. a very light return. the storm is still out over the pacific about 150 miles away. and as you look at the storm, it is winding up here. this will produce some stormy weather beginning tomorrow morning. first in the form of winds which is why a wind advisory is up for the delta, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. saturday. southly wind gusts and could see power outages and a possibility of downed trees as well. sock sock valley and northern san juaquin valley is under the wind advisory. high surf advisory is going up tomorrow evening, and it is going to run until 5:00 a.m. on monday. steep breakers to 22 feet. watch out for dangerous rip currents. i will be back to let you know if this storm is going to head out b

the president has us on a path of debt and decline. we owe the country an alternative path. this is the choice that we feel we are obligated to give them. i think they're going to make the right choice and save this country from the debt crisis. >> would you consider a vice presidential nomination. >> it's something i'm not even considering right now. i'm so focused my job in congress. if i wanted to be president or vice president so badly i would have run for president. i don't so i didn't. let's not underestimate how important congress is in all of this. i'm focused on trying to prevent a debt crisis with my job as chairman of the budget committee. >> you would consider it. >> i would consider it. it's a decision someone else makes. it's a bridge i haven't gotten close to having to cross. in the meantime i think it's important to do my job and give the country a choice and try and prevent a debt crisis from taking down our economy and destroying the livelihood of our children. >> congressman paul ryan, thank you so much for joining

on a half acre lot and has been on the market for about a year. the sellers had only lived in the home for a year and a half and the director asked to use their house in the 1990 movie. >> maybe they could have gotten more if they had macaulay culkin come out and do his scream and slap his face. >> are you going to do that? >> i'm not going to do that. >> severe storms in hawaii take the life of a bay area woman. how search crews found her, next. >> and we've got three systems on the way in the next 72 hours. we're going to go from the pitter-patter of light showers to pounding rain. we'll time that out for you after the break. >> we're going to go from the easy drive like on highway 24 to a really riding the brakes here y thel shommute.owou we'll hsh you how things are shaping up. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredi

a protest broke out on the street and the noise could be heard inside the chamber. david collins joins us now. he has the very latest on this story for us. >> protesters literally drove their concerns to the statehouse steps. [honking] a small but loud caravan of protesters literally drove their message to the state house. get your hands out of my pockets. taxed enough already. no new budget taxes. some delegates left their seats to watch. capitol police diverted the road rally toward north street a block away but they stopped one driver to give him a $60 traffic citation. >> i could run around here and scream. maybe that is still legal in this state. we chose to use our horns instead because it is hard for them to hear as. >> the court of public opinion also tried to make its case on the house floor. >> tax and tax and tax and tax. when does it stop? the house voted against several amendments. one would have reduced funding to last year's level. >> two hundred thousand here, 200,000 there, pretty soon it adds up. i would suggest to you that this is supposed to be a work product of the house, not jus

one of her words, unshackled from what she considered her moronic advisors and has not gone on to use the national and international platform tossed a advance issues. she has not become a leading voice in the country for energy independence. she has not taken on policy positions. she has not advanced the party. it's probably an open question as to the damage she has done to the republican party. so i think there is now a larger body of her actions and her impact to the party and to the country for people to chew on than the ten weeks i with witnessed her as a candidate. >> in terms of the lessons left on the table, do you think that the republican party will approach the selection of a vice presidential nominee this year in a way that is informed by what went wrong last time? >> i think both parties will forever avoid a palin choice. she has forever changed the equation on picking -- there is always pressure to pick someone outside the box. it's not just on a campaign, when supreme court, there is always a conversation inside the white house or inside a campaign to do something outsid

troubling new information out tonight on tobacco use, among teenagers. mary hashe latest on a new report. >> reporter: the surgeon general says more work needs to be done to keep young americans from using tobacco. nearly one in five high school- aged teens smoke. that is down from two decades ago. but the rate of decline has slowed. more than 80% of smokers begin by age 18. and 90% of adult smokers start by age 26. that's why the surgeon general says it is critical to start them while they are teams. the team is also critical of tobacco companies for continuing to direct advertisements for teens and adults. >> reporter: tobacco companies spend nearly $10 billion on advertising just last year. >>> it may come as a surprise, but the products some of us use every day, contain chemicals that cause health problem. one consumer group says, we should all know what's in the products we buy. >> reporter: buffy hornon takes care of her body and reads the labels on everything she buys. she trusts they are complete. >> if there is something in a store, especially a main sto

option for survival because of our situation has also been aggravated by us being forced to seek huge in burdensome loans which. greece has become very dependent on germany rumor has its the us. the germans nearly half of the country. the crisis is we're witnessing this is an attempt to break free from the clutches of german capitalism or will it actually make greece even more dependent on german interests. or. the resort. cut out of it i believe that greece has realized by now nixie that it needs to be seen as soon interests without limiting itself sees to the bilateral format of cooperation with germany after he said before all the more so considering the any huge we're seeing from the european union because you know. that summit so this crisis is an opportunity for us as an economy that will years to launch a new policy most of the insert working towards our own perspire he says in fact people in germany has sought to use or crisis in their own interest or minister salaries for years to get pension from just to resolve. as a nation and it is a safety. to get ourselves through this crisis where only has to lend. on tourism. and we hold to recei