(jim) this fellow vince gill looks like quite a character.e it on public broadcasting. vince gill said that maya angelou, the poet laureate of our country, found great comfort in that song of his because she had a loss at the same time. yes, so many people. as gaither travels around, people come and talk about that song and what it's meant to them. our artists have done that song many times on the show. (jim) if it's an inspiration to you, then by all means call the number on your screen. i know cris hardaway can entice you to do that. thank you, jim. i hope i am able to do it. and i hope you will call the numbers you see on your screen and support your public broadcasting station because we certainly need your support. remember, it is your dollars that make these shows possible. it's also your dollars that make the great kids' programming possible. pbs has always been a popular place for kids (cris) to turn to with shows like "sesame street," "arthur," and the whole kids line-up. and where would you and your family be without that kid's line

vince has a disability, as well. he depends on me for many things, and i rely on him in different ways. we support each other. there's equality in the relationship. of course, vince and i both get comments about how sweet he is and how lucky i am to have him. my first response is, "no. he's lucky to have me, too." translator: many people don't really recognize the power of love... and don't realize the meaning of true friendship. we've let go of people who are not there for both of us and find friends who benefit us both. translator: technology is changing so rapidly, everything soon will be running on braille. the large-print format we have now is not practical for small portable devices, which, in turn, means i realize i'll need to transition to braille because everything is so small. handheld gps systems are just one example. gps would be wonderful while i'm traveling, but the printout would be in braille, and i would have to learn how to use braille. with changing technology, smaller devices like that don't have

of fiscal live fully half of his family in the '50s of the house and freeze the self waters of the vince far for a tracker for years, offshore and to and a half full color fill-up water to fill of the show from the is in the late into friday morning and if all the civil for the 550 bay vision for a freighter after shove that referred to the full house official offshore fell off a sizzler if if is the fall all the flooding in from home fifth and then have to verify if the half of the caliph of of a the fifth zero flea in her if this is continue and half of all the fanfare here today area fell only half what weather had in for tomorrow for an here is him, they fear if the span of rain moves of the end of a fellow eiffel's of heart failur. " lae shallows of a level of p and mauve and if this is the head for the removal of for allen film if is they allow for a half-hour litho and left of the thick of it and if this is the fear of his van has 10:00 p.m. the this is still relatively life of the sea shall if influence often fill the give the morning he and monday and 1/2 this is the last 15 hal

this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

i would like to thank local 261, josh, vince, pam, and all the city build students who are with us today. mayor lee. mayor lee came into office and reaffirmed his commitment to looking after the great people who live in our city. one of his top priorities is to stimulate the local economy with jobs and he has empowered me with implementing the new local higher policy. i promised that i would not focus on the process, but on a measurable outcomes in the areas of the employment and job training. i and others in city government are inspired by the mayor's energy and can-do spirit. it's my pleasure to introduce my friend and my boss, mayor lee, the 43rd mayor of san francisco. [applause] san francismayor lee: good afte. i've been going around this whole city and talking about how many promises we make year in and year out as a city and how many do we really deliver on? this is one of those promises that has been talked about a lot. i've had a lot of discussions with a supervisor of lavalos abt the promises we made ever since we started funding these projects. every time we go to the voters,

but former fed staffer vince reinhart thinks the fed will stay the course. >> they probably won't do anything to touch any of the characterizations of policy, because they don't want market participants to get confused or think they're going to be rushing for the exits anytime soon or, given the tension in the objective, adding to the overall amount of qe2. >> susie: and the nasdaq could be making a bid for its arch rival, the new york stock exchange. reports say the nasdaq omx group has lined up $5 billion in financing and could make an offer as soon as tomorrow. financial advisory service deal reporter says the nasdaq could put a $12 billion price tag on the n.y.s.e. euronext. >> reporter: i'm erika miller. coming up, i'll take you backstage to meet nanette lepore, a designer who is proud of her fashions and where they are made. >> susie: back now to our top story-- japan. one industry that's in critical condition in japan is the auto industry. joining us now to talk about the latest developments there, rebecca lindland, senior research director at i.h.s. automotive. it hi, rebecca

you can hear their music as we talk to vince this morning. thank you for coming by. >> you're very welcome. >> let's start with what makes cajun food cajun. >> it has its origins in french and spanish food. these are two classics, the chicken and sausage gum bow and a creole here. >> can a guy like brent eat that? >> i don't know about you. >> all right. very unique. tell us about -- you describe your truck, it is louisiana territory, it is a spicy stepchild of rosemary and time. tell us about the truck, it is neat. >> we used to own a restaurant called louisiana territory that closed in san jose. ever since we closed it people have been rooted for us to open it back up. i really didn't want to take on a new restaurant, so when this new food truck craze came along it was time to start up louisiana territory again. so now we just drive around. >> it is fat tuesday, i have to find out where you are. >> we are right around the corner today right on junction. every day we have a different -- two different spots. you can find us at thelouisianater

i would like to thank local 261, josh, vince, pam, and all the city build students who are with us today. mayor lee. mayor lee came into office and reaffirmed his commitment to looking after the great

with just 24 seconds left in the third o.t., vince carter misses a three pointer that would have put the suns ahead. kobe bryant seals the victory with a nice floater. the lakers outlast the suns 139-137. >>> and some big changes in the nfl for next year. the owners voted to move kickoffs from the 30 yard line to the 35. the change is expected to hurt teams with strong return games. another big change, all scoring plays will be reviewable by instant replay. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and slugger barry bonds goes on trial and his lawyer comes out swinging. know the stain. after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer [ female announcer ] all you need for sensitive skin. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. a live look at hi-def doppler.. the bay area getting soaked for the morning commute. where it's raining hardest, and the chance of thunderstorms. plus.. flooding an

career he now moves to second in the fenix race and could break into the world's top ten soon see vince aussie. golf better michael bradley meanwhile seems to be enjoying the greens of the trump international golf club there forty four percent for the last three years three months and had opportunity to steal the show after bradley missed the part tends. to be in sync with that probably as well as a point missed a short putt rather to hail a fourth career p.g.a. tour of. basketball now and in the n.b.a. boston were left to reflect on a job well done after setting a franchise record for the fewest points conceded in the shot clock era the celtics beating the bucs in the seven two fifty six on sunday night things going to plan for the hosts from the off three boston allowing their opponents right now you point me to water this one twenty themselves ray allen not stop seventeen for the celtics including this jumper to a second in the third alan increasingly fear the force. pretty forcefully here from the on the or little difficulty either in the final period the massachusetts men continuin

final points, an exclamation point from vince carter.s beat the warriors, 108-97. >>> spring training but it's still a rivalry. the giants hosting the dodgers today in scottsdale. you know, we wish there were some fireworks to show you. but all we've got is this guy nearly blocking jeff suppan. the plans for first still unfolding. now juan uribe, the victim of a suppan strikeout, one of two ks in his start. mota giving up two more. the dodgers beat the giants, 6-3. we would have showed you a's highlights but that would have been cruel, 18-1. >>> pounding the rock tonight, mark grieb to chad cook. the buzzer beater at the tank. the bracket buster comes on the kickoff return. rodney wright proving everything is not up to date in kansas city. he's gone about as far as he could go. the sabercats, 2-0 to start the season with a 60-57 >> they're . >> they're back. >> they are back. i love the cats. >> we'll be right back. [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. w

a quick note again, vince surf, one of the true fathers of the internet is a googler. but he's also a national resource. he's in our office. he's also in dc a lot. he would beat me about head and shoulders if i didn't underscore ipv6 and how important that is for the transition. and i know there's a lot of ipv4 resources that are available to the government but one of the key points is about innovation. if we don't make that transition now and really push forward and figure out how can we kick the tires ourselves on u.s. systems and to really tap into the security benefits, the ability to do device to device, all kinds of things that we're missing an opportunity and we might be surprised. so ipv6 is really critical and finally the future stem education. we're doing a lot on that but for stem we're just not teaching kids enough. there's a local middle school for math and science at howard university. google is involved with stem education across the country. but that place that's got kids from -- you know, they're eighth graders there. sixth through eighth grade. and 30

brothers arrested in cow thing raids so these are brothers vince and the robert chiang guess who are arrested by the serious fraud office in the city of london police the serious fraud office that is investigating allegations of market abuse fraud and excess of loans financial claims against cow thing bank run to five times iceland's g.d.p. s f o n s and icelandic officials started an investigation and to ascertain whether substantial value was extracted from the bank in the weeks and days before it collapse you need the very expensive our investigation paid for by the taxpayer of the u.k. to see whether or not there was any fraud involved in that one of these us a phone guys in a room took out a large frying pan and gotten on the head and see how much more there's been investigating whether or not they just got on from there with a frying pan i mean the country just got looted your job was to go after the looters oh yeah i forgot you're brain dead but if you. kathleen bank owes the u.k. two point five billion pounds ok. so much less anger over that by the population than against a p

fifty people allowed in the plans of the moms and they're working fifteen minutes shifts which is vince's very little and they have to work very many things by hand because remote control installations have gone down the main operator room is usable because of radiation levels they're working under extremely difficult circumstances to try to prevent the worst from the worst which would which would indeed be the core that is completely dry and that would would lead to a meltdown it is very early now to predict what would happen because it would depend on how much of the material would get out it would be penciled what the sea streams would be what the winds would be what is certain is that the spread of this material in the air would not go as far as that we've seen with chernobyl the reason for that is that it will be boosted its high in the air because there's no graphite in it like like any in the chernobyl reactor and that means that most of the full nearer to the nuclear power station there it would create larger havoc that we've seen it in the case of. the kind of laser we sit down w

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the phoenix suns in overtime for their third win on the trot it was a back can for faction oklahoma vince carter time again for this is with nine seconds to go to make it one hundred nine all durant's with a chance to reach the win but oklahoma city but he missed the buzzer beaten sure it looks regret the granting record of the season i asked him to be faulty and it was even worse because a top speed of the suns mislaid a couple of all important free throws in overtime well steve nash also missed a last last three points in the hopes one hundred ninety to one hundred sixty. now also in the states let's catch up with the latest winner on the p.g.a. tour south africa's rory sabbatini holding on to win the honda classic in florida i say holding on because he was chased hard by south korean why a young seventeen with five shots ahead of the field at the start of the day began singing with a bat that was just a shot behind come the sixteenth after that magnificent tee shot and still within a shot by the last the sweet effort here setting up birdie however seventeen did manage to keep his nerve

one pipeline is already constructed and of the second one is you to start writing next year with vince's called has recently agreed to join and not that gazprom alag project which is the south stream and it is to acquire a fifteen percent stake in this project for iran two billion euros and many analysts say that this move will increase of the project's chances of gaining european union backing. artie's much of a question for all to go on that wraps up the business program and join us in lesson one last time to get more business stories and you can always log on to our website artefact com slash business. for. russia would be soo much brighter if you knew all about songs from phones to gresham's. these friends starts on t.v. don't come. if. he he is.