i was in vancouver a couple months ago.really slowly when you're driving. and there's this taxi that drove beside me. i didn't hear it because it was a hybrid. and his side mirror knocked my elbow. so he hit me with his car. the first thing i say is, oh, my god, i'm so sorry. you just hit me with your car but i'm apologizing. >> jimmy: you apologized to the cab itself or to the driver? >> both. >> jimmy: did he accept your apology? >> he didn't. he flipped me the bird. >> jimmy: no, he did not. he said get out of the way. >> he's not from canada. >> jimmy: canadians would never do that. when canadians hit you with the cab, they stop and they apologize. >> he probably would have gotten out of the car. taken me to the hospital for bruise. >> jimmy: did you actually get hurt? >> i'm a klutz. >> jimmy: you're okay, you're not gonna -- >> i survived. >> jimmy: how long have you been in los angeles? >> i've been here for just about two years now. >> jimmy: what do you make of it? when you're want toing to be an actress and you co

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issues with our ground source but we do share that series of,aquafo r's and we have the city of vancouver on the other side that also taps that water reservoir. and fish flows we're currently in the process of pursuing habitat conservation plan to come in compliance in the clean water act so we're very concerned about any impact that could impact our ability to maintain fish flows we're currently agreeing to. next slide. so, in terms of what we've done to study climate change effects on our system. in 2002 through the university of washington through richard palmer and margaret hahn, i won't go over that now dash maybe later. next slide. a couple mayor studies we conducted is a reduction of our snow pact. the bowling watershed is not a rich environment. we do regularly get snow fall and our highest elevation in there is about 2500 feet. what we do have is a dotted line showing our regular run off of the streams in the and the dark line shows projected what would happen without the snow fall. it's not particularly significant for our municipal supply. one of these reasons is for the late s

mexican businessmen and women to silicon valley, austin, detroit, phoenix, seattle and montreal and vancouver. jorge is the man behind the effort and ceo of the technology business accelerator joined by "usa today's" jon swartz and bbc's maggie shiels. we're really represented in the countries of the world. mexico is not what i think of what i think high tech and you do more than high tech. we'll talk about the other stuff in just a moment. how much of mexico's economy is high tech and is it growing? >> it is growing. we are seeking how to bring technology and mindset of the people. you can not imagine there is more students in computer science in mexico than in the u.s. >> say that again. that surprised me. more students -- >> in numbers we have about the same number of people getting degrees in computer science in the u.s. >> is that because you're playing catchup with the u.s.? >> that's right. we're focusing how technology is going to be really do well. it's very important and we're focusing on that. we recently built competitive but the focus is how we jump into knowledge based economy b

people raise the example of vancouver with a 20-plus story tower behind. chicago is another waterfront city that community members suggested as having a gracious waterfront, and they certainly build tremendous height of to the edge of the open spaces along the waterfront as well. we made a large number of parking recommendations, and we should have definitely minimize the effect of parking -- of all street parking on the pedestrian environment. in addition to that, we made a number of other recommendations, including conducting a comprehensive study to address the long term parking needs of the ferry building and uses in the area. the study should include parking management in the funding system. for other, we recommend limiting parking in the development to approximate parking allowed. finally, replace a parking should be based upon the demonstration of need for the district's function. as many of you now know, and as i indicated, there is a group of residents who have infinitely higher design to conduct their own planning process. we have met with the gr

a terrorist in 2011, the first is a five-day trip from vancouver to los angeles, and the other three are seven-day, which starts in l.a., go to santa barbara, san francisco, sonata, and then l.a., so we are hoping this is a very popular cruise. we hope it will be of the 10 million cruise passengers around world, i believe 80% are americans. i know that san francisco is still a very desirable destination, so we're looking forward to seeing how that works and hoping it can continue in the following year. i'm sure you'll be seeing more of it as 2011 evolves. next, on august 6, 2010, on pier 14 at 3:00, we will have the ribbon cutting ceremony, which you heard all about at the last commission meeting. it is, as you know, a piece of art owned and managed by the black rock arts foundation, and it will be installed at here 14. the rocket ship itself will be 40 feet high, some very similar to the last black rock arts foundation peace we had, which was called passage. the rocket ship will be there for 14 months. artists are a team of bay area artists, and the rocket ship first landed, so to s

mechanism should be created to help the work a new fields and provide tax breaks for them the fields of vancouver in taloqan will be included on the list of those receiving tax breaks that it will also feel some changes starting from twenty twelve under the plan or extraction tax will be raised to six point five percent in twenty twelve and five point four percent in twenty thirteen. sales of new cars in russia tipped to grow fifteen percent this year according to a cult p w c the company says the cash for clunkers program drove the sector's roys but it's unclear what will happen when the scheme ends it paul reports russians are once again getting in line to buy new cars and wait to get behind the wheel of a mercedes up to three months and if it's a new russian built do you want well that could take as long as he will for a year in some regions so far overall sales are up three percent in the first half of this year however the market remains segregated with the most expensive and the cheapest mortons shifting quickest true cars are doing this and it's been. that people have got my competitive. i

three two million barrels a day after the launch of two new all roofing just one of those in the vancouver field is capable of providing the equivalent of five percent of russia's current output. and automaker gases shell to its factory leads you know of course for a fortnight blaming the record heat the volga produces sending thousands of workers on paid leave after a month of temperatures topping furtive degrees celcius. in other news russia's first low cost carrier sky express may be sold to the basler investment company owned by billionaire businessman all your dairy pasta commissar newspaper reports the airline is now negotiating the terms of the deal based on may merge sky express with own company cuban airlines in turn sky express will get the chance to avoid getting its license revoked because of its financial problems carry more than a million passengers last year failed to recover after the crisis and finally russia is ready to spend three hundred thirty two billion rubles nearly eleven billion dollars to develop tourism in the country about a third of that money for the governme

of them have changed because they see the ground as getting yellow in the summer in places like vancouver where that has and they are marching out before and nobody remembered that this happened so they see that firsthand and i think skews i mean excuse me gentlemen as it touches people i know years and years mary germinal in the red or you know the good the gentleman in los angeles is making films about it and that's his right and it's interesting how you salaries even did you not listen to. they did not listen they did not listen to the they did or did you not listen to the previous report it's the warmest summer in moscow for fifty years and you know that's a very important part think fifty years ago it was warmer. so what happened fifty years ago that's a pre-industrial that's pre this huge expansion of industrial activity pre-development. so this really. was. the one of the coldest summers on record in los angeles where where where and where one of the coldest summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen a so this is a classic that is it was the same goes for sixty six degre

came on top, followed by port, oregon, albuquerque, atlanta, seattle and vancouver.ril, san francisco passed a resolution for meatless mondays. >>> a new government report is out today and it's raising red flags about the money we're sending to mexico and central america to help fight the war op drugs. the u.s. has promised to send $1.6 billion under something called the mireeta initiative. as carol han explains, lawmakers are worried that money is not being spent wisely. >> reporter: the idea behind this initiative is to help mexico and central america to fight the war, they would send 1.6 billion to the u.s., money to buy heightened equipment, armored cars and helicopters and to train law enforcement. but a report out today found there's no way to tell whether the millions sent so far are doing any good. >> the important point here, you want to establish a goal. you want to establish a benchmark you are gonna measure against. you want to establish a way of tracking that, a target that you want to establish. >> reporter: at a hearing this afternoon, the government's

. >> what put me on the map, i was in vancouver, british columbia, canada. i was doing a radio show. >> a talk show. i was being interviewed and said i can help anybody. i don't care if you have lifetime phobias, if you've been in therapy for years, i'm the one-stop therapist. people called in, can you do this, do that. i said yes, yes, yes. i had only done four therapies. a counselor called and attacked me. he said it could take four or five years. are you a scientist? of course, i'm a physician. you're making assumptions here. i said why don't you do a little test? i'm at the holiday inn tomorrow night. i'm going to demonstrate the stuff really works. bring me one of your own patients, somebody you've never been able to cure. i'm sure you have plenty of those. long story short, larry, he brought this woman who he worked on for seven years where a snake would bite her on the face in her dream. she'd wake up. four to seven times a week he was treating her. i said bring her down. that should take me ten or 15 minutes. i was a young punk kid. i wrapped a snake

. >> we watched you in vancouver do your thing. what have you been doing since then?in hotels. >> you're sleeping around. >> a lot of fights with a lot of pillows. no. i've been writing a book, which is fantastic. i just finished it. it's going to be out in october. >> uh-oh. you're going to have competition. >> me and you, ohno. we'll root for yours. >> and then, you know, i launched my own company, nutritional supplement company called eight zone revolving around my open nutritional needs for the games. >> how many calories do you need to go through each day when you're competing? >> it depends on what type of activity i'm doing. every day is different. you have to eat accordingly. >> do you still work out? >> i have to stay fit. that's kind of who i am as a person. i believe in health and fitness. my brain functions better. everything works better. >> you'd miss it, too. >> i would miss it. >> your book, it's kind of a life story? >> it's a life story. a lot of life lesssons. we go very deep. a lot of insecurities i've had as an athlete that you shield for a long t

.) >> ramona fue filmada en vancouver, canadÁ y está clasificada g para toda la familia. ♪ >> joyce esambiÉn controlar las porciones. tambiÉn recomendaron comer lentejas, frutas vegetales y pezcado. >> yo creo en las porciones, si hay arroz, frijoles, carne, no hartarte. en un plato normal no... comer en uno mÁs pequeÑo de ensalada y esperar que tÚ comes unos 20 minutos a en lo que le llega la sr. a travÉs del torrente sangüineo. pero como comemos por la vista pensamos que tenemos hambre. >> el equilibrio juega un papel muy importante. la cantidad de alimentos que consumen y sobre todo comer cada tres horas. se lo hemos dicho en reiteradas oportunidades. porque eso hace que el metabolismo se acelere. >> yo a veces desayuno hasta las 5 de la maÑana. y despuÉs no vuelvo a comer hasta las dos de la tarde y es un grave error. deberÍa hacer como tÚ estÁs haciendo que comes cada tres horas. >> y las porciones pequeÑas. >> los tres hemos hecho todas las dietas. >> hasta las que no existen! >> y la televisiÓn que no ayuda. >> espero que todo el mundo tenga listo su traje para ir a la boda de c

. >> we just thawed out from vancouver but the 2012 summer olympics are now exactly two years away.ind out what the city of london is doing to make sure it's ready to host the world. >>> we begin this half hour with new details in the kyron horman case and the grand jury investigating the 7-year-old's mysterious disappearance. miguel is in portland with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the grand jury hearing is closed to the media and public but it's clearly an avenue for investigators to pick up new information, information that could come from a close friend of kyron horman's stepmother. >> were you subpoenaed to testify? >> reporter: dede spicher didn't answer questions, called by a grand jury connected to the disappearance of 7-year-old kyron horman. spicher is close friends with kyron horman's stepmother, terri horman and investigators want to know what type of information the two women shared after the 7-year-old was reported missing june 4th, spicher temporarily moved in with terri. >> they want to know her timeline, where she was on the 4th, june 4th. they want to know

protests are planned in ten cities from vancouver to houston.e planning to attend one just a few hours from now here in new york outside iran's permanent mission to the u.n. iranian authorities have indicated the trio will be tried for espionage. but as of now, the three haven't even been charged. here's a look back at their story. the three americans were in this popular hiking area of iraq when they accidentally crossed the border into iran last july. since then sarah shourd, shane bauer and josh fattal have been held here in iran's notorious prison. sarah, in solitary confinement 23 hours a day. securing their predom is becoming all-encompassing for their moms who devote themselves 24/7 to this mission. this past may they were finally able to see their children, in an emotional yet all-too brief reunion. but that was two long months ago. and we're joined now by the three moms, cindy hickey, shane's mom, laura fattal, josh's mom and nora shourd, mom of sarah. thank you for being here. for the one year they've been in prison, you've had one pho

himself then to overcome this challenge and made the united states olympic team and competed in vancouver. so these olympians mentor and inspire others. so this is remarkable. this is building off the olympic ideal to help our warriors and we are achieving the goal and that is use sports as a platform for healing. $10 billion can be a lot of money, but talking about what we get out of this, the intangibles we can get out of this, when these men and women feel so good about themselves and take their bodies to new levels. guess what? they feel good about their families, their jobs. and our goal here is to make sure that they can live as full a life as they possibly can and i yield to the gentleman. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. cry fer -- mr. crenshaw: i claim time in opposition not necessarily opposing this amendment. i just wanted to say that i think this is a wonderful program. i'm a little bit aware of that, because in my home district in jacksonville, florida, there is an organization called wounded warriors and work in conjunction with this program and i have met and se

host: this is steven from vancouver, washington, on the line for democrats. your thoughts about president obama and whether or not he can rebound, and how? caller: i think he can. i think he needs to stop tried to please the republicans. he has done too much of that. he needs to start looking at what his own party wants him to do. host: what do you mean by he has done too much? caller: he was originally trying to bring republicans into all the changes. basically, they just put up a stone wall and said no. they became the party of no, as they say. he was still trying to please them. he went and had a meeting with them. sit down with them, and tried to find some common ground with them. that is kind of his personality. it seems like he has always been that way. host: more from the sunday op-ed piece -- how can obama rebound? this is from stanley greenberg who writes under the headline "the gop's this will future" -- he writes that more than half of those adults it terrifying -- identified as republicans are members of the tea party. next up, new york, on our li