members of the west virginia board of public works, the west virginia state legislature, the west virginiame court, judges, various local and county officials, and everyone here today and watching, while we mourn the loss of our son of west virginia, we come together today to celebrate their standing life of a man the likes of whom we shall never see again. ive books that senator byrd authored he said, we must study the great figures of our history and carry them forward in our iginations as living, breathing presences. we can in effect consult on vital issues of the day. without question, senator robert c byrd is a pillar in our nation's history. his leadership, and influence have stretched well beyond the borders of our mountain state. my first memory of senator byrd was as a young boy working in the back of my grandfather's grocery store in the small coal mining town of farmington, west virginia, and hearing scripture of the bible being quoted from great or atores. my grandfather, papa joe, and robert c. byrd. both held the same great okaytation. -- occupation. they were both butchers i

work hard for west virginia and is a proud west virginiaian. i'm now extremely proud, very, very proud to appoint cart goodwin to the united states senate. [applause] >> regardless of whoever occupies this seat now and in the future, it will always be known as west virginia's united states senate seat that was occupied for nearly 52 years by our beloved senator robert c. byrd. however, i'm truly confident that mr. goodwin will look out for west virginiaians and i know he's going to work very hard. i've worked shoulder-to-shoulder with him for four years. i know the man. i know that west virginia is better off because he's past this way. he's been author of some landmark legislation, the hard work that he's had and the love for west virginia. he's fiercely, fiercely independent. we have gone toe-to-toe many times. and that's what i admire about him that he will not back down. when we made our decision, i had nobody that would carry out the wishes of wf more than -- of west virginia more than clark goodwin. as a result he's not only gained my res

bank which is the former west bank of jordan into three areas a.b. and c. so i was so dear god how could area c. be under occupation what mr arafat himself in an act of bilateral agreement signed a binding agreement accorded international law in which both israel and the palestinian authority have rights to negotiate over the future of that land and certainly mr fisk and other great students of the middle east remember that that land was occupied illegally by the hashemite kingdom of jordan before nine hundred sixty seven so so how could israel occupy a land that had no prior legal sovereign owner to it now as to the. if you will just claim. go ahead finish up dan go ahead i just wanted to finish up a point i'd be happy to hear mr yeah the issue about whether there can be a palestinian state certainly there can be in fact israel when it pulled out of the gas a strip in september august september two thousand and five you know the palestinians could have made the gaz a strip into the hongkong of the middle east unfortunately with the rainy and help in

it does not say manor west but says saga. can everyone locate that? ok. >> commissioners, as you know, i'm going to give you a little bit of history here. first off, in your packets there should be an email that lists the owners and bar managers and general manager of manor west and this is the information we requested to be updated and they sent it into us and we wanted you to have it as well. you'll see a series of emails, some of you may have seen them before from a neighborhood representative from a building very close to that particular location, and his reports, sound he's getting from tenants in that building, in complaints, so i just wanted you, if you have a chance, commissioners, to look through that. it gives you a little bit more history and a little firsthand experience there. history, that particular space was first initially known as saga and then remodeled and became boss and then it was remodeled again and became maynor -- manor west. during the tenure as boss we had few sound complaints but we did have crowd control complaints and co

but it's not just west virginia alone. it's all of us. i said to him, i said of him when i learned of his death, i was on an errand for president in cleveland, and i said, you know, paraphrase the poet, you shall not see his like again. had he been there he would have said, joe, that's shakespeare. hamlet act i, scene two. [laughter] >> and the actual quote is i shall not look upon his like again. mr. leader, we're not going to look upon your like again. i'm not even going to ask god to bless you because you're a has, and i know where you are. may god bless your family. may god bless this state in this country, and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] >> it is truly an honor for west virginia to host all these special dignitaries that came today, and i really, on behalf of these great people and this wonderful state, i want to thank each and every one of you. and it really just shows how many lives senator byrd has touched. over two months ago, the man i'm going to introduce to you honored us by coming in paying tribute to ou

hard for west virginia and is a proud west virginian. i am now extremely proud to appoint cart they went to the united states senate. [applause] >> regardless of whoever occupies the seat now and in the future it will always be known as west virginia is united states senate seat that was occupied for nearly picketers are on, beloved senator robert c. byrd. however, i am truly confident that carte good when will look out for west virginians, and i know he will make us all proud. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him for four years. i know a man. i know that west virginia is better off because he has passed this way. he has been part of some landmark legislation. i know the senate president will attest to that, the hard work and commitment and promotiodevoe has had for west virginia. he is fiercely independent. we have gone toto many times. that is what i really came to admire and love so much about him, that he would not back down. when we made our decision, i had no doubt he would carry out the duties and the wishes of the people o

virginia and work hard for west virginia. i am very, very proud to appoint cart to the united states senate. the senate seat occupied for nearly 52 years by our be loved robert c. byrd. i am proud of mr. goodwin. i hoe the man. he's been part of some landmark legislation. the president will attest to that. i don't need to tell you all if you don't know cart, he's fiercely indpebbed enter. we have gone toe to toe many times when we made our decision, i had nobody that would carry out the tuties and wishes of the he can it's important to have someone who understands how important it's to bring all sides together. we appreciate and respect where everywhere is coming from. it's about respect. we don't have to come from the same background and go down the same highway, if you he's done that as well as anyone i have ever seen. when i knew there's two men we have missing. we had more than 60 rescuers trying to find two men all in jeopardy friday night, i got there thursday. i don't think it is going to be good. i want you to start t

[applause] members of the west virginia board of public works, the west virginia state legislature, therginia supreme court, judges, various local and county officials, and everyone here today, and watching. while we mourn the loss of our son of west virginia, today we come together to celebrate the outstanding life of a man, theikes of whom we shall never seen again. in one of the five books that senator byrd authored he said, we must study the great figures of our history and carry them forward in our imaginations as living, breathing presences. we can in effect consult on vital issues of the day. without question, senator robert c byrd is a pillar in our nation's history. his leadership, and influence have stretched well beyond the borders of our mountain state. my first memory of senator byrd was as a young boy working in the back of my grandfather's grocery store in the small coal mining town of farmington, west virgiiia, and hearing scripture of the bible being quoted from great or atores. mygrandfather, papa joe, and robert c. byrd. both held the same great okaytation. -- occupat

there just simply an indictment of neoliberal capitalism a certain model that has come out of the west during that say the reagan years. i think it's more the latter if you look at the debate going on for example in the united states you find there's a lot of anger at the at the bad steps taken by big business but also a great deal of hesitation about big government involvement i think the general view is the system in principle wrong by the uni it needs regulation it needs oversight and frankly needs more ethics but i don't think there is a mood in the us for a fundamental change i think it's projected more debate abroad about models particularly because the world bank and the i.m.f. and the united states for a long time was projecting a particular model of voice you might call neo liberal economic policy and that's probably taken something of a hit internationally ok sean if i can go to you care of this is exactly where i want to go let's look at countries like the bric countries brazil russia india china. they're sitting on the fence the way i look at it is seeing if we're going to

or not they certainly see that the the west the the rich west didn't go through with their own policy economic policies of being more frugal of be regulating their economies everybody else did it in more or less got through this but at the west it didn't so i mean what kind of message if we could follow up what princeton had to say you know the rest of the world is there are growing doubts that maybe things can be done in a different way and i mean from every sense in this just not in finance and economics but even democracy and other issues like that. well i think i mean i agree fundamentally with princeton i do think that. this is an indictment of a certain economic model and it's not going to change immediately think we're going to see change gradually and i mean the one problem with their present. kind of mean it's very difficult for countries to just do it on their home so i think there's going to have to be some sort of global consensus what we may see is the countries you're speaking about may have much more see the consensus is but i don't think that it necessarily is going to

hard for west virginia and is a proud west virginian. i am now extremely proud to point guard good one to the united states senate. -- to appoint cart good onewin to the united states -- cart goodwin to the united states senate. regardless of whoever occupies the seat now or in the future, the united states senate seat was occupied by nearly 52 years by our beloved senator robert c. byrd. i am truly confident that cart goodwin make us all proud. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him for four years. i know the man. i know that was virginia is better off because he has passed this way. he has been a part of landmark legislation. i do not need to tell you all that he is fiercely independent. we have gone toto many times and that is what i came to admire about him, that he would not back down. i had nobody that would carry out the duties and the wishes of the people of west virginia. he has always been someone that could bring all sides together. . people may have different philosophical beliefs, but are able to understand and apprecia

[applause] members of the west virginia board of public works, the west virginia state legislature, thet virginia supreme court, judges, various local and county officials, and everyone here today, and watching. while e mourn the loss of our son of west virginia, today we come together to celebrate the outstanding life of a man, the likes of whom we shall never seen again. in one of the five books that senator byrd authored he said, we must study the great figures of our history and carry them forward in our imaginations as living, breathing presences. we can in effect consult on vital issues of the day. without question, senator robert c byrd is a pillar in our nation's history. his leadership, and influence have stretched well beyond the borders of our mountain state. my first memory of senator byrd was as a young boy working in the back of my grandfather's grocery store in the small coal mining town of farmington, west virginia, and hearing scripture of the bible being quoted from great or atores. my grandfather, papa joe, and robert c. byrd. both held the same great okaytation. -- o

forward for all of west virginia. -- with that, we are going to move forward for all of west virginia. we are going to open it up for questions. we will start to write down the line. >-- right down the line. >> [inaudible] >> welcome to the senate. [laughter] needless to say, there are a host of issues facing our country right now. there are scores of legislation pending. though i've followed public affairs as close as anyone, and anxious to roll my sleeves and delve into it. i am reluctant to get into extensive policy discussions. that being said, with regard to cap and trade, from what i have seen in proposals pending, they are simply not tried for west virginia -- not right for west virginia. [applause] i would submit that the legislation being championed by senator rockefeller is recognized as practical for our economy. i will not support any piece of legislation that prevents any west virginia job, family, or jeopardize a long-term economic security of this state. >> i will go right down the side there. >> that i

in the west you heard an interesting session just an hour or so back on the mountain watershed issue and of course, one of the principal differences there is snow lines become compared to present day or the climate that are tradition based on snow climbs are going to be higher and they raise about half a kilo meter or so degrees celsius. 6 degrees,c, perky lom tear. i don't want to try to do this on the podium. that has the effect of reducing the natural reservoir snow we could usually use in spring and summer and liberates more water immediately which is the flood water that you heard the director of the california water resource s talk about. we saw the global average picture but this is what's happened in the west part of america since world war ii, we've seen this large area - this happens to be a time averaged march, april and may. that's our classical springtime in climate terms. this red shading means we've warmed welltive to a longer term average by something like a degree celsius to as much as two or three degrees celsius and that's in central or west canada. so, we have see

to review and change eight permit for manner west, on harrison street -- manor west. is someone here? >> if i could call your attention to a couple of pages. we warned them seriously about the sound violations. there were complaints we were getting from the neighborhood. hopefully we will have better news. commissioner joseph: please state your name. >> i am a manager. we previously handed out a letter demonstrating some of the things we have done. they passed around a document, which is an email, and there was also an issue. in reviewing the tape of the last meeting, it would shunted aside, but i want to give them a little bit of background. noise control, there are one of the best contractors. you have that before you. the manor west performed a sound with the officer. i do not see him tonight, unfortunately. i think mr. granelli was at the end of that particular sound test. they were asked if they could crank it up. this was about 20% above what they had the day before. they did a sound tests. also in an apartment and up on a roof. knock on wood, i think we have do

my inclination is seen the light on the self going to the building to the west. this is a setback that mirrors the setback of this project. my inclination is to up old the department of -- my inclination is to uphold the department. we do have that east side setback. i am also concerned about those west side neighbors not voicing an opinion and i wonder if i was that neighbor, i would be upset if i went forward and i did not get a chance to write a letter. i do have a question for mr. sanchez. the setback on the east side, we're talking about this set back on the west side. >> this is really the residential guidelines. my inclination is to support the department and to the planning commission as well. i am interested to hear from the other commissioners. >> i think we need to be careful. i believe the west side extension to the permit holder and the property line, this rejection was by the residential design team. i don't think this is reflective of the residential design guidelines. the issue of the guidelines in respect to the matching of the light wells from m

. >> the state's first cases of west nile virus found because people did this. that story still ahead. >> and it was a little bit cooler today. your weekend is here. how cool will it get, and will the fog be a player in the forecast. [ male announcer presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover. and even the most acclaimed luxury suv ever, the cadillac escalade. summer brings out the best in all of us. hurry in to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac during cadillac's "summer's best" sales event, going on now at your cadillac dealer. ♪ officers practiced responding to attack on a bart station. organizers said they wanted to give officers the information they need to make good decisions in a crisis. the northern california regional intelligence center organized today's drill. >>> >>> they said they pai

west nile is one of five routine tests including hiv, and syphilis. blood center doctors say because of all the tests for west nile virus and other diseases, and now even cholesterol, donors have yet another reason to do this. >> we might tell the donor that they are infected with something before they even know. and they can go to their doctor and get appropriately treated. >> reporter: dr. lynne says in san francisco the most common infection discovered is hepatitis. but in the central valley and in the delta this time of year it is west nile. >> donors can be coming up positive twice a week. i know of 12 positive donors in california. >> because the other two cases have not been confirmed, the count stands at two but expect it to rise shortly. this testing is free for everyone who donates blood and that the need now is for o negative donors. >>> the santa clara vector control district says that it will fog for mosquitoes next week. the district says weather permitting ground fogging will take place in the cities of san jose and campbell in an area

embarcadero's west side should become a pedestrian sign and a priority east/west corridor -- pedestrians fine for the area, excuse me. verdi's include washington street, broadway, and jackson street -- priorities include. similarly, strengthening pedestrian connections to the waterfront will reconnect and strengthen the already established connections between the neighborhood, the city, and the water. there are a number of strategies that the study proposes to strengthen pedestrian connections. first is the embarcadero on the west side. we propose a number of strategies to do that. the department recommends widening the west side of sidewalks to allow for pedestrian amenities, such as seating, landscaping, an outdoor cafe seating. second strategy we focus on its broadway. we proposed two scenarios -- the first, illustrated here, widened sidewalks provide a safe space for cyclists while narrowing the vehicle's base to three lanes from the current four. the second scenario expand the corner treatments begun on the western end of the street and brings it down to the waterfront -- corner bul

i mean the west coast. >> right on. it must be true. they were saying on the east coast they are more grouchy and west coast read 300,000 tweets or something. >> done a psychological map. >> west coast comes out ahead of the rest of the country. another report showed that the west coast was much more highly educated than the rest of the country. >> originates from someone on the west coast. >> we are happier but we tweet about everything we do. >> we are kind of caught up in our own ego. like everything we have to say is so interesting to the world. >> it is. i like how you say we on the west coast. you have been here long enough that you are adapted. the one thing i was talking about during the break is i bought myself an ipad. it's extraordinary. i went into the store several times and said, $500. it does what my laptop does. now that i have it, it's amazing. >> i want one. i so want one. i don't need one. i want one. >> i'm going to buy one as a luxury. it's going to be not as big as iphone or ipod but i actually think it's going to

fairfield west-southwest 21, gusting to 29. vacaville last hour southwest seven, napa west at six. that is more than yesterday. low clouds filling into the north bay. yesterday they did not do that -- very little and also over the bay. yesterday at this time it was clear. fog just on the coast and barely on the san mateo santa cruz. so it is there. still shallow. not going to make a push but the mere fact it is is a signal that unless you are far inland it is cool for some. the city, i got -- [ inaudible ] >> -- i did, seriously. i mean most of the temperatures i take very -- [ inaudible ] >> -- almost 90% of them yesterday were spot on but the city, that fog just beat me. i would rather forecast rain than fog, i really would. 64 for the high today. low clouds and fog. always some sun. breezy and it is a sea breeze and low clouds and fog now banked up on the coast and some of that again is moving inland. that was not the case yesterday. santa rosa cloudy. 89 yesterday, we will go 85 today. down three for the city. 67, 64, walnut creek 96 to 91, a sea breeze out that way. oakland 76

subtle signs of a cooler pattern, a west-southwest wind at travis to 22. napa a west wind at five. was hardly any breeze at all. so cool coast, mild to warm to hot away. 60s, 70s and 90s to near 100. 60s here also. 93 las vegas, 88 palm springs. partly cloudy skies down there. could be more thunderstorms today. don't think it will make it here. it will just -- it will get pushed off right there -- [ inaudible ] >> -- if you look south and also east. for us though, the big news -- [ inaudible ] >> -- cooling the pattern down. it is already beginning to show itself today so coastal fog. now it will take another day or two before it clears the coastal hills. so oakland has cloudy skies so cooler, 60s, 70s by the coast. 70s and 80s now around the bay. inland still 90s. for many it will come down 2 to 4. fog, sun, warm, not as hot on saturday. here comes the -- [ inaudible ] >> -- fog sunday into monday. >> all right, time now is 5:40. and one of silicon valley's biggest companies make an announcement directly effecting to yous of employees. >> we will tell you about a new recall affect

the west helps maintain america's cultural and economic strength and we're here to ensure that the west end is supporting role to the nation continues. i would like to give the warmest of wellcome's to my very long term trend governor carey herbert of utah. is an honor to have him with us here today. the his presence here reflects the higher per day in places on jobs in the west and specifically in our home state of utah. was to become a senator or governor is not hard to find someone willing to call you a friend with the governor and i got back to before either of us was in public office, i am pleased to call him a friend and am also pleased to state he's one of the best governors the state of utah has ever had. we certainly look for to remarks, governor. to set the tone for are hearing today we will set up governor herbert's remarks by hearing a quick recording from a man who knows firsthand the impact of federal policies are having on real jobs in the west. his name is mike mccain he's a county commissioner in utah. he knows by name their world utah people who have lost their jobs di

west virginia, and is a crowd west virginian. i am extremely proud to appoint hard goodwin to the united states senate. [applause] regardless of whoever occupies this seat now and in the future, it will always be known as west virginia's united states senate seat that was occupied for nearly 52 years by our beloved senator robert c. byrd. we will look out for west virginians. i know that he will make us all proud. i worked shoulder to shoulder with him for four years. i know the man. i know that west virginia is better off for passing this way. he has been a part of landmark legislation. the hard work, the dedicated commitment and devotion he has had for west virginia. i do not need to tell you all, if you do not know heart, he is fiercely independent. we have gone toe to toe many times. he would not back down and i love that about him. i have no doubt that he will carry out the duties and the wishes of the people. as a result, he has not only gained my trust, but my respect. like me, he has always understood the importance of br

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everyone is showing east west- southwest or -- either west- southwest or west. our observer kent said it did not burn off. if you are heading up to santa rosa, the fair starts. we have thunderstorms up in the see sierra. the wind is a little bit less today than it was a couple of days ago. it will mainly be about two degrees. but napa downtown, 76. after yesterday's cool 72. 65 san francisco. walnut creek, 75. yesterday was only 71. the day before that it was 67. that's cold. oakland, 67. we'll go 68. san jose from 76 to 77 degrees. should be about 84, though, in san jose. santa rosa, i know there were a couple of low 50s this morning. if you thought this was cold, yeah, it was. gilroy, 5. sonoma is 56. vallejo/crockett, 58. it's just too cold. go down to las vegas, 91 investigation! if you like that, that's the place to be. if you need to warm up, head up there. high pressure come through. that will be tomorrow and then we should see warmer weather through the interior. but not the coast. 60s, 70s but a couple of very low 80s. fairfield was 78 yesterday. i will

of the west- southwest and even a west- southwest santa rosa south- southwest 10, that is at vacaville so you know if it is getting a sea breeze it is making it out to the valley. some of the areas fog has burned off, for others though it is still a cloudy cloudy morning and even into the afternoon. and you can see over the bay lots of low clouds and fog and that means temperatures are held in check big time. so extensive low clouds and fog it and looks like -- [ inaudible ] >> -- for another round of very very far push inland for inland areas tomorrow. you can expect some fog again. not everybody gets it but a big chunk forecast area does. cool tomorrow. cool to mild this week. maybe a warm up this weekend but all signs point to a cool end to july. you can see that thunderstorm activity yesterday and a little bit starting to pop up. i will get out of the way so you can see it lang the sierra, most of that looks to be a little bit more to the lee side today as the wind direction turns to the west-southwest but it is close. >>> 50s, 60s and 70s, if you can't get that marine influence, t

here, 88 miles west from st. petersburg, florida, and more than 230 miles from "deepwater horizon" the source of the capped oil gusher we dipped into the gulf waters. and immediately -- >> oh, my god, a dolphin right there. look at that. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a bunch of dolphins right out in front of us. >> reporter: were welcomed by evidence, at least near the surface, say marine biologists, that the eco-system here is healthy. >> i've got you the same, jim, and my main ballast tank valves are shut. >> reporter: on board the submersible, in a separate rear chamber, marine biologist dr. shirley pomponi and a safety technician. >> that's beautiful. >> reporter: while up front, i joined pilot don liberatore. he's spent 44 years navigating the unknown. are you looking to find it or see whether oil exists? >> of course everybody is looking to see where the oil is or isn't. in this case, we're finding visually, anyway, as everybody's been saying -- we have seen no visual signs of the oil. >> reporter: this is day 13

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west wind 10 to 15. the fog just makes it easier to walk on sunday for the aids walk san francisco. so summer warmth inland, mid-nineties. coast side upper 50s to low 60s. the temperatures will come up a few degrees on sunday. and then it is down on monday and even beyond that. the temperatures are cooling back down to where they should be this time of year. >> so warm, but bearable. >> that's right, as opposed to unbearable. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> we will be back in a moment. just call them the one wheel wonders. you know what, this is gu a warm up. -- this is just a warm up. 8Ñ x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ñ you can see can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol.