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now san francisco utility is using ultra violet lights to protect your tap water. >> it works best on really clean water. >> reporter: 300 million- gallons of the water is what is coursing through these 16-foot wide pipes. inside the pipes are black lights much like those popularized in the 60s. but as it suggests these lights pack a disinfecting punch. >> should there be something in the water it zaps it with the black lights and will kill microscopic organisms should they be present. >> reporter: but this wasn't their idea. the e.p.a. mandated it because customers currently drink unfiltered water. seems a bold move for gas meters that emit signals and residents that worry microwaves and cell phones pose equal dangers. we even found mention of radiation including ultraviolet. >> this is regular san francisco tap water. >> reporter: is hard for some to swallow. >> you are adding what? >> a ph taster. >> it is turning blue. >> why? >> because they put something in the water. >> reporter: others see nothing but true blue in the water. >> reporter: in gaylord india they only serve san fr

speaks to us in euphemisms we avoids staring at our brown roasts faces, our hard boiled hands and violet veins he mouths his words like a fish careful not to mention china to us who are now fartherless and motherless in this new country. he does not know we created our own miracle that transformed the stale, hard crust into wrich crackling pork skinning. the soup and broth. our lips smack in satisfaction of this, our only taste of home. >> this piece is on angel island. the angel island immigration station where chinese and otherim grants were detained and interrogated from 1910 to 1940 before they were allowed into america. many adopted false identities in order to escape this strict act. our morning strolls to mountain lake park my wife of 50 years stays a step behind. she needs my arm for balance but avoids my touch. she counts the 10 sign posts. 5 stop signs and 2 mailboxes to our destination. she moves her lips as if remembering. before i came here, i had a name. 4 palm trees faced us when we landed loomed like guardians to pass the golden gate we tell them what they wanted to hear.

tuesday grove r said it wouldn' violet his anti-tax pledge. here is the audio from that video? >> not continuing a tax cut is not technically a tax increase. >> so it does not violet the pledge? >> we wouldn't hold it that way. it would be a very bad thing to do. it would raise taxes from where they are today. would it technically violate the pledge? no. >> seems straightforward, but then he backed away in the comments here on msnbc. today in "the new york times" he tried to clarify things further. he said he remains opposed to any tax increases but went on to write, my positions and the implications of the pledge regarding temporary tax cuts is clear. if there were no vote in congress and daxes rose automatically, no politicians would have voted for politics and no elected official would have broken his or her pledge. that's different than the lower tax rates. candidly, i still don't get it. explain it to me. >> i think the washington nuance there is the difference between letting the bush tax cuts expire on their own versus having a formal vote that would probably include not

. >> so it does not violet the pledge? >> um, we wond hold it that way. it would be a very bad thing to do. it would raise taxes from where they are. would it technically violate the pledge, no? >> he backed away from those comments here on msnbc and today in "the new york times" he tried to clarify things further, he said he remained opposed to any tax increases. then he went on to write my position and the implications of the pledge is clear if taxes rose automatically then no politicians would have voted for higher taxes and no elected official would have broken his or her pledge that's different than supporting a plan by democrats that would end some or all of these lower tax rates. i still don't get it. explain it to me. >> i think the nuance, the washington nuance is there is the difference between letting the bush tax cuts expire on their own versus having a formal vote that would probably include not just the bush tax cuts plus additional taxes. that'ses a close as i can get to understanding exactly where grover was trying to get back to. i think

from this idea about violet's to be part of this wonderful celebration which is going on and who also of course this is a very historical and very beautiful. mix so we're right at an exhibition called freeze lights during with lights as the project's crazes also called it started in two thousand and eight and the artists first launched it as an online project and then they decided to make it bigger and transform it into a full scale project piecing together contemporary photography and. you can see the impressive results that were achieved during the very students the bold colors streams of light surrounded by various models and resulted in some exciting and vivid images please life is a photo exhibition of pictures created by two young russian this using various sources of light ever compete at it saying i think the images of really rather intimate have a rather impressive. especially contrast. in event of a fuel system created several images inspired by to christie's film so that it's true the cannes film festival in one nine hundred seventy two has been so then about them cool to c

michael zonta is someone who is not a shrinking violet, and if he is not on this committee, i have every expectation that he is going to continue to be a very strong advocate, regardless of whether or not he is on the committee, and his voice will continue to be heard. it is a voice i have respected a long time and will continue to respect, whether or not he is on the committee. so i am making the motion to send forward jesus perez and linda pierce. supervisor kim: ok, i do appreciate that. we also have several members -- and i believe and seeds two and three are interchangeable. we have three applicants. gregory, felice, and steve. steve, i know he has expertise in the area of job creation and work force. i would like to see him on this committee. gregory has a background in mental health, which is actually a very large issue here in the tenderloin and can be a barrier to employment. felice brings a perspective of the arts, which is also an important component to the midmarket area. i am glad to see both of you apply. i would actually love to have all of you on the task force. this is,

year and they can have all the things they were you know but i guess maybe i was never an operatic violet on. my part. and the body cronies your body talking business with so i sang many roles and they were there were almost ten or you know so that's the reason i really i am singing parts of i don't consider myself a body too and. then because i feel them i think. they need the singer they need i'm not sure and because because the club wants to hear me more. seeing these roles which i have always loved you know i mean who have the same one to. this very has been so on so much time alone who doesn't want to go to a little and i have done it and i'm ready to do it on the stage and i don't pretend to be about it and what i pretend to sing the rigoletto. let's get back to the rally one of the one of the winners. was. who is now one of the famous russian are pressing there's one that she was not she was not. really new not she had some to do with you know yes yes she she came to see him because i mean her very heavily in the beginning of her career i meet her with a. really you know give a que

violets are now waking up to the reality of the night man that says the euro is a political prison for poor countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from their prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back in on their feet greece ireland portugal italy spain it dominates continue to topple the year and it seems there will be no happily ever after. that i see athens. and on the other side of the atlantic president obama has warned the u.s. is quickly running out of time to deal with its own financial troubles congress must raise the current fourteen point three trillion dollars debt ceiling while the dharma is urging the parties to ignore political differences and avert armageddon economics professor agree get tremblay believes a deal will be struck and the debt limit will once again. the united states is not in the same position as any other country this is the country currencies use internationally and therefore only can afford to print more dollars. and

zone i think that the political angle is very important here because it seems to me that you know violet you quite rightly say it's more more fear of a meltdown rather than political will i think the political aspect is important in that we are seeing these major political differences in other words the voting public in countries like germany that are very solid and they're increasingly getting fed up what you know you pay for exactly and i think that's the issue so i think i wouldn't automatically dismiss therefore a some form of the before old i think that the german seemed to be gunning for some of you know the shared pain you know rather than have the german taxpayer pick it all up for example and i think it seems to me from listening to chancellor merkel is that she's in favor of some sort of a controls de force if there is such a living selected yeah voltaren if this is seems to be what they're pushing for extremely dangerous territory of course once you go down that road you don't know where it's going to go but it seems to me at least from the political side the solvent countries

you as a shrinking violet. you have four sons behind you. [laughter] >> it's not just the insurance industry, or just the regulators or the international part, it's all of that. >> and a lot of financial products through the insurance company just like banks in a different way. >> that's right. as i said those products sometimes when they veer away from what the normal model is, and take on more risk, then they could, you know, some way have systemic risk involved in, but that's what we have to look at. we have to look at it from a company by company aspect. but the fact that the insurance industry, if such a large part of financial services, all of it before fsoc, what is the total picture of financial services? and this is a new creation. and i am an independent voice. i won't be speaking for the administration or for the industry or for the state regulators. i have to take all of that into account along with what's happening at the international level. >> but there are some big insurance companies that could

for the first time the city is using ultra violet waves to treat water before it reaches your faucet.he water commission says the uv plant is the chargest in california. massive light bulbs kill. a new government regulation requiring two separate forms of deon the tam nation made it necessary to construct the project. we have an update on the search for a 62-year-old wind surfer now missing more than 12 hours. christie smith is live in yorba buena with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a spokesperson for the coast guard just arrived. is going to go in action get briefed and bring the information to us. what we're hearing is that this woman is experienced. she had all of the right safety gear and knew what she was doing. she lad a board she could float on. still as you said it's been 12 hours since she was last seen. the search effort is coordinated here near san francisco. the coast guard saying they have still at this hour a 41-foot boat in the water and using a helicopter with search lights to look near coyote point. she is 62, from foster city. she was due back at

he's a real shrinking violet. his own. >> jimmy: well, we have a clip here from the movie and would you care to set it up a little bit? >> ah, yes, if i can remember. oh, yes. it's -- i'm -- i wake up in the middle of the desert, i have no memory of where i am and my past starts catching up with me. and this is a scene where my past comes and bites me in the ass. >> jimmy: "cowboys and aliens" opens friday. >> follow me over to the office. we can have us a little chat. >> i think you got the wrong man. >> i'm going to need you to come with us all the same. >> i would don't that if i was you. >> no! >> i don't want any trouble. >> jimmy: there you go. that's daniel craig. "c "cowboys and aliens" opens on friday. we'll be right back. vo: if you like facebook, come to best buy. where an expert will find the perfect phone for you. like the at&t htc status. it let's you post instantly to facebook with a push of a button. and it's free! with no mail in rebates. of course, just because you can share on a whim, doesn't me

an former army corp nel and and no shrinking vilept took violet. it is going to go down in history.le and unprofessional and despicable member of the house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face. otherwise shut the heck up and focus on your own congressional district. you have proven repeatedly that you are not a lady and therefore, shall not be afforded due respect from me. >> the quaint southern nature of that was remarked on by a blog from the washington post. what quaint language. it really sounded like something out of jane austin . as you pointed out. net of all of this. both of them used the material in the fight for fund raising which is terrific . one added note, they have been rivals and sparring partners for a long time. colonel west is a biker and he writes a biking colume for a mag wreen and that was suggested as being anti-women. >> never a dull moment here on capitol hill. liz, thank you for - your thoughts. stay with us. [ male announcer ] there's more than one of these abandoned racetracks in america today.

for the first time the city is using ultra violet waves to treat the water before it reaches your faucete uv plant is the largest in california. massive light bulbs -- a new government regulation requiring two separate forms of decontamination made it necessary to construct the project. good morning. it's 6:38. time to get a check on the forecast with christina loren. >> it's going to be another beautiful day, we've had about ten days now of temperatures below their seasonal averages. as we head through the next couple of days, high pressure is going to warm us up. a very short-lived warm-up. 90s inland wednesday and thursday f you are putting off the outdoor plans, we do have significant fog especially in the north bay as low pressure sits to our north. you remember last week it kind of sat here and spun for probably about with six days. as a result of that stationary area of low pressure, we had really nice weather, consistent on shore flow and good air qualls. high pressure is building in so we expect a warm-up as we head through the next couple of days, a 10-degree jump between today

and, i was watching the violet and year-old. when you think about what the country has been trimmed, the earthquake and tsunami " hot and japan has never been a united states until yesterday. >> it was incredible. >> it was terrific. when i was asked what is the biggest joke job, miami heat or usa? second- best in the world is still pretty good. >> it was incredible. how about a hole in one meanwhile for an nhl great? because >> to play for colorado. >> he did not even realize that it went in. >> he 1 1 million and it goes to the lance armstrong foundation. >> look at out: he is. -- >> cool look at how cool he is. hon year-old came in second to jack wagner, the actor from melrose place. >> that is the second time he has one. prepare >> i bet he probably did not even know that you $1 million. >> in the british open, daring clark one, no one really knows who he is. he is not even in the top 100 golfers. pardon >> he looks like of the type of guy you would root for. >> a good guy by all accounts. >> mcelroy run the u.s. open, he is

don't intend to be a shrinking violet. >> i don't believe you're a shrinking violet. i see four sons behind you. >> as far as trying to bring the per speaker tick of the insurance world, it's not just the insurance industry or just the regulators or the international part. it's all of that. >> and a lot of financial products through the insurance company just like banks, in different ways. >> that's right. as i said, those products sometimes when they veer away from what the normal model is and take on more risk, than they could -- you know some way have systemic risks involved. but that's what we have to look at. we have to look at it from a company by company aspect. but fact that the insurance industry is such a large part of financial services, i think in all the issues that come, there essentially is an insurance element as far as what is the total picture of financial services. this is a new creation. and i am an independent voice. i won't be speaking for the administration or for the industry or for the state regulators. i have to take all of that into account

their fishing boat capsized in a sudden and violet storm on sunday -- sunday.s man is one of the survivers. >> i'm still very hopeful as well as the dash ka he as well as the other people here -- i'm still very hopeful as well. i was in the water for 16 hours. there's still some hope. >> for many of the survivors, in the water, as he say, 16 hours. they've stayed in mexico waiting for word on the other seven men still missing. investigators there tell the families a they weren't gonna continue the search. >>> done lee of ran ramon of dublin are mon the men still missing. we're m -- are -- of the men are still missing. i'm pam cook, let's go back to tori an dave. >>> 8:0. it happened in a --:20. it happened in a florida courtroom. >> i will sentence you to one year in the orange county jail -- >> casey anthony learns her punishment two days after a courtroom shocker. live coverage from orlando. just two hours ago, casey anthony learned how much more time she will have to spen behind bars. we're live from orlando with anthony's sentence for lying to investigators

we violet of sacrificial lambs. >> like car shoppers if rates do go up. >> we will have to lower expectations the implosion in washington. >> able to working to and it's punishing the whole country and it's frightening what might happen in the next couple of weeks. whether or not lawmakers come together, they are leaving a strong impression in voter's minds especially if the public ends up paying the price. >> america's unprecedented crisis, the whole world is watching. we talk to our own john king on john king usa coming up for the viewers at the top of the hour. the debt crisis follies. there is a lighter side to just about everything. jeannie moos will have it. blap i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looki

report revealed the russian air traffic controllers gave incorrect and confusing instructions of violets. it also showed that the air strike was poorly illuminated. a plane crash report challenges a russian reporter douglas sole blame for the disaster on polish officials. new details in the 2009 air france crash over the atlantic, quick contains a string of unexplained pilot errors. been here is a video from a war they were finally able to retrieve the black boxes from the bottom of the atlantic. in a new report says the crew piloting the air france jet did not appear to know that the plane was in the stalled despite repeated warnings signals. they never informed of the passengers that anything was wrong before it plunged into the ocean. french officials are now recommending mandatory training for all pilots to help them fly planes manually and to handle high altitudes dolls. a more detailed report is expected to be released later today. all eyes on wall street. the dow's talk a bit of a rebound. the dow is now only of 11 points. the >> other stories we are falling, recovering money for

reads in pertinent part that the debt of the united states as authorized by law shall be held in violet. what that means is not that the secretary of the treasury or the president can unilaterally raise the debt limit, but because it refers to the term authorized by law, as authorized by law, that's referencing congress' power, pursuant to article 1 section 8 clause 2 of the constitution. to incur debt in the name of the united states. what's that's been authorized, it has to be honored. what that actually says is we may not default. it would be unconstitutional for the treasury secretary to allow a default. fortunately, we don't have to default and that's why it's irresponsible for the treasury secretary to suggest otherwise. we have got $200 billion a month coming in the door. less than 10% of that covers our debt service obligations. that's what the 4th amendment requires. >> use of the word default is it semantics, scare tactic or legitimate? >> it's unfortunate somatic, poor use of words depending on your viewpoint to refer to the debt limit as default. it refers to what would happ

senator victor was very eloquent and violet on the subject of how far behind we are in t stock assessment and how dated most of those are in areas in which coastal flding and weather event and increasing social novels and all of that arafat and wh c happen ong the shores and to develop -- development capacity when these to be taken we seem to be way behind on later such studies. her physical oceanography we seem to be -- have a far from robust baseline in terms of current and temperatures. if we are going to address the issues we face the longer i goes, how much do we need to improve our baseline and awareness of what is going on out there and what are the best methods to do it? upper right across the table. this is a generic question. dr. boesch. >> i couldn't agree kumar. we need better information batter ocean to make good decisions about it. since the commission did focus on the goals, i make just a few comments. first of all, we were shocked to see that it industry moved into deepwater over the last 20 years, really quite spectacular new technology. it was not the investment where go