he and his parents used to go hacking for the forest along the black sea coast. -- hiking through thealong the black sea coast. today, he is an environmentalist. >> it means a lot to me here. every tree, every bush. their fate matters to me. i grew up here and die and a nature lover. i am a local patriot -- i grew up here and i am a nature lover. i am a local patriot. >> the sensitive ecosystem is threatened. sports complexes and tunnels are under construction and head of the 2014 winter olympics. these days, he is confronted by heavy machinery every time he goes out walking. he does not have much faith in the government promises to adhere to green standards in its preparations for the games. >> there is no way they're trying to keep the environmental damage to the -- to a minimum. trees have been cleared, the rock face is now baron. -- barren. ski jumps in the mountains. >> sochi's organizing committee went ahead with plans with guard -- regardless. work is almost finished. what used to be a swap area has been reclaimed and developed into an olympic park with six stadiums. being buil

to serving use. i would ask kelly from the office of work force economic development to go into the details from that use, and deferrals of costs to the city, both one-time and in perpetuity. then, we are happy to answer questions you have about the details of the real estate issues. >> thank you. supervisors, the boys and girls club of san francisco at fulton and got would propose to build a new facility with a high school- size jim, pool, are from, dedicated space 14th. at the center of the communities currently served by the earnest and gold club house located at page in stanyan street. boys and girls club provides a critical service to the neighborhood. they have a lot history of partnership with the city of tent and cisco. the target area for the clubhouse is bounded by geary to the north, van ness to the east, haight street to the south, to visit tehran to the west. this contains more than 13 public housing facilities with more than 3005 of the units and more than half of those units are family units. the proposed facility at fulton and gough is expected to serve more than 200 youth per day dur

iran knows that if it kills us of the war most straight yes it's going to hurt us on the quantity but it's going to need to compromise the global economy which is very fragile right now is going to send shock waves across the global commodity markets we know that one six six world oil . also there i'm sorry to interrupt you good but could it really be that diana eyes you suggest because because we understand the saudi arabia and particularly russia up a pad to boost up all production to help in the case that iran would stifle the whole movie is it really as dire as you suggest but of course if the global economy so fried to even. be very painful for all that hard it was especially for america and europe and across the region number two yes saudi officials said that they may try to replace iran but if the closer and closer some foremost then worry about what kind of floats is it going to use it to see it's going to take some time and of course more than that definitely it's going to be a situation which is going to complicate and it's going to make everything very difficult for america

her condition used to be much better. she used to go to the market go for walks earn play around. she used to laugh and have fun there were no problems. of some time later on we noticed but she couldn't sit up on her own or turn over of your kind about me what here. slowly she started looking to press. when we would talk to her she would not reply . so we brought her to the doctor the doctor said she's been like this since birth and there might be some treatment for her. today we are at a point where we wanted to do a lot but we can't do much. for the people that has an ending because people continue to be ill there are more than hundred thousand people still chronically ill and there's additionally thirty thousand people who have been forced to drink contaminated water for the last fifteen sixteen years when you see that the next generation is affected then you do not know when it stop. in my eyes this hospital is of no use all the doctors here are useless too it's like putting a child's life in danger it's a waste of time and money. out of nothing i wish to. hear at the hospital

looks close to us, but actually, it's not going to get east of us until late wednesday night. hat happens, cold air is going to rush in. we are seeing cold air moving in and turning the rain to snow in portions of illinois and back into indiana. that is possible for us wednesday night late and early thursday. tonight, just a will the of clouds. we're going to be dry through midnight and possibly until dawn. temperatures, 54 in bethesda. 56 in arlington. 52 in college park. and 52 in great falls. temperatures are not going to fall much more tonight with the cloud cover and the winds out of the south. locate the umbrella. mild through tuesday. mainly showers on tuesday. wetter wednesday, which means more organized rain. cooler wednesday as well. and the cold air comes in before the rain exits. we know what that means, it's a lock for snow in places like cumberland and hagerstown. the question is, what about the immediate metro area and the i- 95 corridor? mostly cloudy tonight, a sprinkle or shower possible late. lows around 50. 50 is our average high. so everybody should hold in

i used to go to england and i did this when i was 25. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i used to, you know -- and afternt to dance in america in case someone recognized me because i'm really bad. you know? and that's how i dance. and so, i would go to england. and i went to england and no one knows who i am at all. so i just go to dance clubs. or -- [ with british accent ] dance clubs. >> dance clubs, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. and i go -- [ laughter ] i go to dance clubs, and i would try to dance and do different things, and i remember -- >> like what? >> jimmmy: well, this one guy was doing this dance, and it was weird. but it was like -- give me a beat like -- ♪ he was on his tiptoes, and he was like -- [ laughter ] and i go -- he was on his tiptoes. so, i go -- so i come back to america, and i go, "i'm going to try out this tiptoe dance." [ laughter ] 'cause everyone's -- and so i go into the clubs in america. i go, all right. having a drink. set my drink, like -- ♪ [ laughter ] and then immediately -- immediately, everyone looked at me like stop doing that. [ laughter ] i was like -- oh, my gosh.

i am going to get off the stage and and things off over to jay hsu. he is going to tell us a little bit more about what we're doing today. >> someone needs to hand me the remote. terrific. brand implementation is a journey. the asian art museum embarks on a new journey. to reinvent ourselves, to engage a broad audience. the broad audience is very much at the core of what we do here and who we are. why now, you ask? as the aging world influence grows, so is understanding its culture. more than half of the global population lives in the asia. to look at our own san francisco bay area, one third of the population are of asian descent. also, a challenging economy offers us the opportunity to take advantage by being bold and taking risks. we need to increase our impact and by doing so, increasing revenue. also, a successful restructuring of our long-term debt. that took place earlier this year and has put the museum on sound financial footing. on that note, i would like to thank the city leaders for leading the effort and working with our newseum team in finding solutions. today

so, even the storms that try to come down toward us, they're going to be pushed east, not toward us. and this next one with the snow that's been falling across wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan, that guy is headed east. you can see this on the future cast. nothing coming toward us. we do see this little stripe of snow coming across michigan and ontario as we head into friday morning. that will continue through toronto and buffalo and upstate new york and new england during the day on friday. bypassing us. it will drag a little front through us late friday. so, that saturday's a little bit cooler but we'll start to turn it around as we head toward sunday. as you look to the north and west, by saturday, at noontime, showers into des moines and northern michigan. if you're traveling chicago this weekend, you have a better chance of seeing some unsettled weather as opposed to here in washington. just stay home, right? 30 tonight in manassas. 29 for martinsburg and luray. 30 in dumbberland. in town, upper 30s. some areas locally, especially if the winds go dead calm, we could drop to main 2

going to lose. we going to fight for us. we going to win, period. >> man, where you from? i'm from the south side. >> south side where? what are you, gd? >> after three days of jail and street sweeps, investigators sandoval and carpenter face the real test. to find out whether the operation worked. what their sources are telling them is good news. the gangster disciples' civil war is now over. the two sides have finally agreed to share power as a result of police pressure. >> this had to be the end of it, this operation, that's the whole point of it was to end the nonsense. and right now it's ended. >> sandoval and carpenter welcome the outcome. and move on to the next potential threat. for one thing, they've still got antoine and his atg followers on the compound. >> this is not a new gang, it's a movement. that's what it is. >> sort of like a bowel movement. >> it would be easier just to turnkeys and give them their food. but then you're not helping law enforcement in general. you've got to be willing to go an extra step. >> we're out there all the time. on the tiers the

it would require us to go into it would require us to go into the bond market to have capital

to show that graphically for you and for the television audience, but that does is allows us to go from correcting this shortfall situation, which would be our status quo, and ability to buy low-cost bonds for the repairs, allows us to achieve that red line. that satisfies the green line, which is the long term reserve policy. that has been adopted by our city and commission. the next option would be a four-cent option. as mr. harrington said, that takes us closer to cost of service. the cost of service assumption assumes adding back or restoring the city-loan renewals, coastal are sf, city efficiencies. your key bookends are two-sent status quo that allows us to be financially sustainable, or 4 cents, to allow us to have all of those same things, as well as add that the public our program to its previous level for city renewables, energy efficiencies. again, a similar graphic or the satisfying of the reserve policy, not falling off of the financial cleiff. the overarching impact of the summary, the same departments that were highlighted earlier. what it would mean for the municipal rai

going to. have an election you're going to have the european central bank or us prime minister whether you like it or not you're going first to vote for this measure is not the people in the streets covered take that and then you can have an election but this is a mockery of democracy. thank you very much for joining us in the cool moving towards next year they selections of people here hope will happen at some point early on in the year but that's still very very uncertain what we've seen this year really was the country at the really made this up and take note it will the euro crisis much much closer to him and of course that contagion spreading not just in case but of course the u.a.e. saying as well here today on syntagma square such different scenes to some of the ones that we seeing today of course is people get ready to celebrate new year's celebrations perhaps a temporary reprieve friend was being stastny an extremely hard hit for the people here and looks set to be another tough one in twenty twelve all right all life for us and so many things. i still have for you this hour here on ou

to our environment, making a better place. that's what san francisco is. we're going to use this innovation but we're going to also invite them in the most responsible thing that these young folks want to do and that is to save our planet, save our energy, reduce carbon emissions, be part of the smartest city in the world to do better. it's our urban settings that will contribute significantly in the next few decades. whether or not we're going to survive as a better planet and it's going to happen in the urban settings. it's going to happen in downtown san francisco. congratulations, mitch. congratulations to your sharing the vision. i don't mind all the mistakes that go on here because then we get to recover and do even better. in the spirit of innovation, we don't mind the mistakes happen. but the investors, when they come in, they're going to put serious money behind all the best ideas and they're going to want that relationship with san francisco, as well. we are still the seat of innovation but also the city of doers. we're going to do this with you and congratulations

will be no easier no one using to go to the moment the european families of football and every game and we. oh to tennis now where team spain well on course for a fifth straight davis cup victory is they took a strong lead in the tournaments finals against argentina first claimed a straight sets victory over in the first rubber the world number two dropped only four games throughout the entire match six one six one six two it finished in favor of this it was and it was a different matter in the second encounter where david ferrer and martin del potro spent almost five hours in court as they have to play all the five sets to define the winner farah took the open at rather easily sixty but then dropped the next two set top does an article with the world number five playing before three six four six three respectively to put spain control of the time. in winter sports lin civil and has won the first women's world cup downhill event of the season in canada the twenty seven year old american produced a superb display finishing with the best time of one minute fifty three point one nine secon

about our defense and how are they going to handle health care and by goodness what are they going to do about illegal immigration. [applause] i tell you it is going to take us all i can't say this much more because i've been a grassroots worker for the republican party for probably 45 years. i believe so strongly in our principles and philosophy, so i'm not going to stop, i don't want you to stop and i would share with you we are asking for people to participate so that we can work collectively together across the united states to get the right people into the right opposite to protect us and our principles. [applause] >> for more information, visit azgovernor.gov. >>> here's a short author interview from c-span's campaign 2012 bus as it travels the country. >> set the stage for the book. what is it based on and tell us what the readers can expect. >> the book is based on my time in the navy and active duty 1964 to about halfway through 1977. the reason i wrote the book was i was speaking to my cousin monday about how i hadn't done anything and he looked at me with a funny look and he said done anything. maybe that's an idea and i talked to my wife used on

details of their sales pitch -- that maryland is the gateway to doing business in the u.s.. >> for us to go to these areas and come back with these deals was the highlight for me. >> one food company makes organic foods and it will invest $10 million in opening a company that will hire 100 workers. one of india's top pharmaceutical companies with a manufacturing plant in salisbury plans to pump 20 million into its warehouse space. maryland already has a robust export business to india. >> our imports --ur exports increased by 70%. >> the businesses include everything from a theme park ride manufacturer to a cyber security firm. the governor signed agreement to create and india at maryland center to boost trade. >> if we had a center, they would be busy in putting 3000 business cards that make a stack this big that i brought back from the pockets of the suits i rotated. >> india will lead a delegation to maryland in april. the indiana chamber of commerce and industry wants to focus on establishing a partnership and biotechnology and infrastructure. >> just a few days until u.s. troops are ou

, we're going to build our post using 2x6's. now, i could put a post right here, but this is the middle of the wall, and the kitchen, there's going to be a big range here and a hood. we need to vent that hood to the outside. so we're going to run an 8" round duct pipe down here and into the basement and then outside to vent our hood. so you're going to move your post over one bay? going to move it over one bay. this guy will get in here, and this is right over the corner of that foundation. tom: all right, that's good. now get the other one against it. just make it flush with the other one. now we just nail those two together. all right, it's flush up here. right. tap this together. all right, this problem is solved once we get that nailed off. hopefully we won't find any other structural problems to deal with. why don't you keep the plumbers away from this? don't worry! here in the old part of the house, we haven't had window sash in these openings for several weeks. that's because we're getting all of the old windows restored.

to figure out. the pipeline. the tax cuts are temporary and not going to change the uncertainty for small businesses and not going to put that much money in the the bottom line for us to go out and actually spur unemployment, so, the pipeline absolutely hands down, short and long-term is better and for the future growth let alone changing the power to bring us as an alternative back to the u.s. for oil. >> brenda: you like those payroll tax cuts, huh? >> i do like the payroll tax cuts. the tax cuts pay for themselves. look, this pipeline, it's a pipe dream. it's not going to create the jobs that everybody says it's going to create. the g.o.p. is trying to mange it out to be that this is an environmental argument, that they're going to actually be able to pump in all of this oil, the oil sands to the gulf of mexico and a lot of people digging ditches for the pipe, but that's temporary amelia, you're going to look at a couple of jobs and that's going to end. if anything it's not going to help the overall economy and not going to pump up a lot of oil supplies and bring down gas prices. >> brenda: and susan, what is todd shovelling. >> it might be freaky friday because

to you. it requires us as a staff to come back regularly three procurement plan process. this is how we are going to meet our obligations. this is how we will report back to you and how we are doing. this establishes that process. it does identify what we need to do to comply with the act. it does not

telling us to go to class. >> well of course parents were upset with pepper spray being used. the county felt this was the best way for the officer to control the situation that could have turned a lot worse. >>> last night at this time, they had it all. tonight they don't have much left. you felt it and saw the glow, the walsh family lived in this two story home and they went down the run running an end, but their dogs and the presents were not. >> i started hearing popping sounds. and then the fire moved very very quickly from the garage to the dining room and family room section of the house. and just went from there. the homeowner kept classic cars in his garage, camaros and corvettes, the cause of the million dollar pyre is under investigation tonight. >>> next move for occupy baltimore we don't know. but cheryl connor tells us how the mayor plays out the protest. >> protesters moved on without incident but the same people who occupied the square near the harbor for ten weeks mapped out their plans to stay in the city. >> they gathered again, this time near city hall with

so obviously don't use your cell phone. go to a hard wire phone, land line phone, outside, and call 911. what do we do as first responders. when we come up do we use our walkie talkies or radio? no. you go to a hard wire phone, call it in and get the information back because it may detonate that using the radio frequency. remember we talked about suspected terrorism is a stop sign for you as nerts. you do not want to get hurt. any questions on the terrorism? bnice is not nice. incident takes place, it takes place here on the left side, this is called the hot zone. you obviously want to be in the cold zone. first responders, we're going to come up to our staging area in the warm area and start moving to get to the incident. you want to be in what zone? the cold zone. uphill, upwind. you believe you have chemicals on your skin or clothing, obviously time is critical. remove everything from your body, wash your hands, flush your body with water. your safety is no. 1. direct contact with treating victims can expose you to contaminant

use. to use is going to be for the storage, for the maintenance, and for the dispatch to corporate headquarters. this is their site. they will have, in order to get in discussions with bauer's, one of the key things we have tried to do is ramp up to this threat level. they have 36,000 square feet of shed space. there is no way to approximately double that. they have some yard space. they have 1500 square feet of office space. to go from that level to what we would call our parameter rent levels would be financially not sustainable for the organization. so, to a lot of listening in structuring, we have several proposals for you today. as you can see, it is a blended rent, so we've taken our rates for office space, a shed space, and yard space. that is $15,000 per month. as you can see in the 10-year term, it basically doubles. there is the incremental increase in net. -- in its. typically we would go with a 2.5%, 3% increase annually. we of gone below the parameter rent initially. we add that on to the back end of the lease. overall it reflects a transaction of this size, but it allows them to g

for everybody in the region to hear mrs clinton going on record and calling on certain position groups to go for dialogue and even more than that justifying the flowing of us to go to schools the question mark here which is really. what americans. do they need democracy to be neat chaos out of the really committed or they have still something left of the principal said by somebody i mean franklin and all the leaders in their own history or the stick to what can be said i say bush said that we are going to restructure the middle east. partitioning the middle east what about he ran do you think nato and israel have the military and economic capabilities to strike un i do think that they have the capability but if the question is do they have the community of of winning the war i'd have to very much because israel will be very very heavy price the countries in the region or together will suffer because of such kind of stupid adventure i hope that they will be less mad and consider only the lessons of the past the decent lesson would be vision of iraq imagining the united states of america when they really there are going to if you just where they can have som

the teachers were just standing there telling us to go to class. >> many parents were upset that the police used pepper spray to break up a fight. the county said using the spray was the best way the officer could control the situation. >> the pepper spray is a tool that's usedcationally in -- used occasionally in an effort to break up a fight. >> the students who were injured were taken to area hospitals and they had minor injuries caused by the pepper sprai. the school was evacuated for about 45 minutes. one student who was in the fight was arrested. >>> shortly after 3:00 this morning, baltimore city police arrived to e convict protesters. police in riot gear forced them out of mckeldin square and threw the tents into dumb trucks. police removed 50 protesters, telling them they had 20 minutes to leave the park. they did not put up a fight. >> ran around, got some things. we didn't have time to get most have you our things. pretty much everyone woke up. we stood over here. they started taking stuff down. >> i think every occupy they disbanded, it increased the numbers 10-fold. >> po

that if the fundamental disagreement that we discuss or you know we're almost out of here and i used to go to chris here i mean i know it may sound kind of cruel and heartless but i mean one theory is that the west should just completely withdraw from the country in every sense ok and let the neighborhood take care of itself like i said earlier in the program it could be very violent for a short amount of time but it least the neighborhood would figure out its sense of order because why should americans troops and what european troops be terminating the future of afghanistan when it's really a regional issue that be resolved on the ground. but i absolutely absolutely buy into that view i mean i don't know why it is that people think in you know in washington why all that somehow it's ok for the west to intervene that somehow we have humanitarian or democratic credentials i mean you know we have a history both those countries have a history over the last one hundred fifty years of absolutely brutal colonial occupation in the middle east in africa and in south asia and elsewhere and and that

that's right, so i'm going to use this eight-inch pipe. his pipe right here for the toilet upstairs in the bathroom. i'm going to hide that. what i want to do is i'm going to build this wall out four inches, so that'll give me a nice, straight wall to hang the cabinets on. four inches would be right about here. okay, so now the top cabinets would come out to about there, still showing some of that pipe, so what i'm going to do is i'm going to make a fake beam to look like that that will hide the pipe. make it go away. beautiful. so, now, remember the ceiling on this part of the kitchen? it was plastered and it was real low. way low. so it hid this beautiful plumbing job right here. we didn't do that. so what i need to do is i need to get rid of the water lines and the waste line, because we want to get the look of the kitchen that's over here with these beams and mimic it over here. all right. well, looking at this tub, the tub can't move, but we can do something about this drain. this is a copper trap and has a clean-out that sticks way do