new york city around 90, boston, 89. the heat will fuel localized stronger storms later this afternoon into this evening from boston down to new york city, including philadelphia, atlantic city and now our nation's capital. behind theer weather will be in place. however, it's still going to be humid but not quite as warm. syracuse, 84, buffalo, 80, burlington around 81. across the south central, it's been very hot with temperatures well above the normal. rob, vinita, back to you guys. >>> the nation's midsection could be hit with severe storms. des moines and cincinnati could see storms. >> denver is having a heat wave1 soo. southern california has cooled down to more reasonable readings. anchorage is a cool spot at an enviable 64 degrees. >>> when we come back, new criticism over the shuttered gm. that's part of your business news straight ahead. >>> and deadly flooding in kentucky. thousands are without power and water and it could be that way for a week. stay with us. ♪ [ instrumental: upbeat ] hey, max. [ announcer

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despite a number of injuries, the boston red sox are more than a bunch of stiffs. oakland beat them this afternoon thanks in part to matt watson. 32-year-old his first big league homerun bounced around the miners, played over in asia. coming through like a champion

boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was through the process of dilution. the assumption was that the capacity of rivers and streams, and even the seas, allowed for certain levels of pollution that eventually would purify themself. as we get later into the 20th century, it becomes clear that the volumes of waste made dilution unworkable as a single solution. and so treatment became the ways in which we deal with pollution. narrator: to protect public health, starting in the 1950s and '60s, there was a push to put in wastewater treatment plants

there from boston and they love their red sox. one word about how we got there -- how we got here today. this area was turned into residential route 1970. the city found this to be a blight to area. the two down most of the historic buildings and put up a very modern residential ones. this became an nonconforming use as a result. it was only supposed to last until 1990. the planning department was supposed to notify the owner of that, and the owners in similar situations, every four years, their termination date was coming up. they are supposed to indicate that they had a right to extend it to permanently should they wish to. they had to apply for a conditional use prior to the termination date. that notice did not go out. we are here tonight to ask for the conditional use permit that would have been asked for if the honor at a time have gone unnoticed that they have the right to a conditional use permit. initially, we asked the zoning administrator to give us our conditional use permit hearing because of the mistake. it is an hon

there may be even private ownership here in boston. a private firm is partnering with the largest hospital system in michigan, and blackistone, the largest private he could quit firm in the country is buying detroit medical center. a lot of this innovation can be about how do you bring principals to health care? how do you run something well? how do you take care of a very complicated relationship? i want to give you one other example of how to think about this. i have shown you, and i can give you a list, of all the people who are billionaires out of health care. everyone who is a billionaire in health care, on the forbes 400 list of richest americans, with one or two exceptions, everyone on this list made their money by inventing something you do to people. you stick something in them. they make divideses -- devices, they make drugs. you stick it to them. let me show you a different list. the list of people who made money off retailing. there are six wal-marts, two home goes. a few gaps, a best buy. some of these you have to be from

laker and boston celtic and star of spike tv's pros vs. joes. when i sat down, this all really started after the season when lebron james did his first interview with us, at his home in akron, early june. we talked about his free agency and his big decision. here's what he said then. in your head, is there places you would look to go? i am not going to ask you to commit, but if you want to commit, do it right here? >> for me, i think my ultimate goal is winning championships. and i understand, that me going down as one of the greats, will not happen until i, you know win a championship. so for me, the team that i decide to go to, or staying in cleveland, that ultimately has the best chance for me to win a championship, not one year, but multiple years or for me to continue to get better and help the team win. i think ultimately would pea be decision. >> larry: can we say it will not be a poor team, a team of players who you do not calculate would be there to win championships? because you can't play forever? >> no, i cannot play forever. that is

lainger and boston celtic and the star of spike tv's "pros versus joes." when i sat down, this all really started after the season when lebron james did his first interview with us at his home in akron, early june. we talked about his free agency and the big decision. here's what he said then. in your head, are there places you'd like to go. if you want to commit, you can do that right here. >> for me my ultimate goal is to win a championship. and i understand that me going down as one of the greats will not happen until i win a championship. >> for me, the team i want to go to that has the best chance for me to win a championship, not one year but multiple years and for me to get better and help that team win will ultimately be my decision. >> larry: so we can say it won't be a poor team. a team of players that you do not calculate to win championships. because you cannot play forever. >> i cannot play forever, that's absolutely right. but the team i go to or whatever the case may be, will have the chance to win championships in multiple years. >> it woul

now inform the wants of boston to tell dominated saturday school for geisha ahead of the german grand prix at hockenheim the red bull driver beating ferrari's fernando alonso and felipe i'm also into second and third respectively with the towels teammate mark webber finishing just outside the top three to tell i'm currently third and fourth in the overall driver standings by the orange your name is hamilton jenson button almost half a season still have crushes the body control most of the time on his renault on saturday obviously i got the call from the team that we did it when i got the call that we did it by through thousands of a second so i was even more released it was close i guessed but i didn't didn't close but it was an exciting session i think also for the people and it's good to be here a lot of people for friday already yesterday and today as well so hopefully there will be more cheering for all of us tomorrow. but to cool to do is just one step away from defender used to the france title and securing a third victory in four yaz. announcement stagey fifty two kilometer tim

and red bulls of boston with tailwinds both for the german formula one grand prix beating both harare drivers into second. things off with russian football where. a three game losing skid with a two one win over the visiting f.c. time the visitors opened the scoring thirty two minutes. got a million was filed in the box and stepped up to the spot himself to convert the panel to kick. about fifteen minutes after the restart to the whole school level tom defended helpless against the example of my issue makes it one old and ten minutes late tomorrow added an assistant his name setting up abraham with a nano for the winning goal from a two one the final score in the logic of. else was a need to have yet to lose a game this season one easily after a stall of three one the final score and but it is man looking good nine points clear on top and in the third and final clash champions or be in be do not moscow to last for the first time in six games. with a brace there while his side is now up to second place this also scott played on sunday. in the meantime pre-season friendly as are in full

host: alice from our coverage of the nga meeting taking place in boston. for democrats, 202-737-0002. for republicans, 202-737-0001. simple solutions to the money shortages? todd, brentwood, california. caller: states are short on money and long on problems? what could a person really say about that. we are in bad shape. we were in a very low situation in the economy over the last year. the future looks worse. we have health care that was not paid for. the double counting of 1/4 trillion dollars. we have the european union situation. he present -- pressured angela merkel according to "the new york times." the stimulus did not work. in california we are reaching the point where we have no hope. no one has any hope in sacramento. this time you have been in california a few years? caller: i have seen the situation many times in california. i have been teaching for a long time. host: there's also a piece this morning in the front page of the week in review session of "the new york times." "governor schwarzenegger has tried to be non-partisan in politics, but i

but next to the latest edition of moscow out boston andrews explores the ring of ancient cities and towns just outside the russian capital it's coming up for. hello and good to see you again now about seventy five kilometers north of moscow along the road. is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful summer. news amount you can see the journey. to just over the centuries many fasting throughout the journey is a long way in those taking a full day today it's about a two hour drive when you along as you greeted by smooth house is surrounded by the forest and this moscow starts with this boom in the new capital of concrete and steel here it's a time traveling retreat of relaxation history and tradition. so i personally was founded in the thirty's and forty's. and it's more of a straight have been the greatest and largest religious and cultural center in the russian state it's a get away from the hustle and bustle of busy moscow and i think a great example of tr

it's not very often the boston red sox come to town. an exciting game at the coliseum. >> all right. we're back in a half hour, katie couric is coming up next and the latest always on cbs5.com. i thought you were going

you can't do that out in boston. i got pulled over in boston e recently, had to take a breathalyzer. i passed, but at the same time, i was like, what the hell. i spent $60 tonight. i better be drunk driving. i've been in a much better mood lately, so i guess the antidepressants are working. hooray, yeah. skeptical at first, but ever since my girlfriend's been taking them, wow, i have been so much happier. she -- she's a veterinarian. that's a good job. also come to find out, it is a disgusting job they have to hear about daily. she walked in the house and she said, yeah, i was examining this cat today and its anal gland sprayed me in the eye. so i'm having kind of a bad day. and i was like, yeah, it just got worse, because we can no longer be together. [ applause ] we -- we got to go overseas recently, which was great, but here's a bit of travel advice for you. if you are ever traveling to a foreign country, remember to pack the lubricant, okay? because there is nothing more embarrassing than being in a pharmacy in a

also, on i-95, from boston to d.c. heavy rain on i-10, along the gulf coast. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in kansas city, memphis, houston, boston, new york, philadelphia and washington. >>> major developments, now, overnight, in the case of that government official forced to resign over remarks perceived to be racist. >> the head of the agriculture department now says he will reconsider shirley sherrod' resignation, after learning more about what she actually said. jake tapper reports. >> reporter: it was combustible. a conservative website posting a video clip of department of agriculture official shirley sherrod at an naacp event talking about meeting with a white farmer. >> i was struggling with the fact that so many black people have lost their farmland. and here i was faced with having to help a white person save their land. so, i didn't give him the full force of what i could do. >> reporter: an obama administration official called sherrod in her car and demanded she pull over and type a res

of france in obviously try and drive us to boston and oceana was one tenth of a second for the back oh she is currently second overall fifty one winds behind you to finish to your reply third and fourth spots. all to golf now and the alabama boys stage junior championship where teenager bobby wired carded a fortune on the par fifty seven thought to be a new world record wide showing no signs of disappointment after losing in the first round at last week's it was june i am a tear the alabama native shooting a nine on their twenty six on the front nine and he then reached a remarkable fourteen on the ball when his spot on seventeen found the bottom of the cup why it also went on to win the event with a final round of one on the seventy on friday securing his fourth straight boys stage junior championship the angst a saying however there is always room for improvement. believe it or not as they always say you leave a couple no matter what this your score is you have to couple out there at fifty seven yes. i can always get better i guess there's always room for improvement. in the zone

we did it new york city, boston, across the u.s. when you look at the ambition, division, the innovation that is driving china -- the vision, the innovation that is driving china and the other emerging markets, it is breathtaking. the investments built out of the infrastructure, the modernization of society and economy, expanding like to quote grids, wireless technology, transportation and more, is attracting people. businesses and capital flows is a formal force in the world. it is no longer a low-cost manufacturing capital of the world. if you assume it is, that is a mistake. i know this is not news to you, but i would like you to think about it from a personal standpoint. in all thoseeers nations are doing, with those leaders of the provinces, cities, states, whenever jurisdictional definition you select, what are they thinking about? this came from a conversation we had over there. what is the agenda? what choices are being made today? as i said to the mayors, what is your value proposition? why will people live in your city, in

the archdiocese of boston-- when we were doing the play in boston, they had some objections, and i-i didn't approve any of the changes. i think they wanted eight or nine minor changes. i am told that my producers went ahead and did it without telling me. and if so, shame on them, and shame on me for not knowing about it. the opportunity then came, after the play itself was an extraordinary hit, to do a film. yes. and this was at a time when film was less free than the stage, and perhaps that's still true. did you have some concerns about what might actually happen to your work on-screen? uh, sure. i'd heard all the horror stories, and so i talked to warner brothers. well, no, there's only one warner left. i talked to warner brother about it. [laughter] and first of all, being concerned who was going to direct it and who was going to be in it. he said, "well, mike nichols is going to direct it," and that interested me, since mike had never made a movie, and therefore he had not been corrupted by hollywood yet. and they said, "and we're making it for bette davis and james mason," which

they take two out of three from boston. they're starting to heat up. >>> warriors forward david lee suffered a mallet finger injury yesterday at team usa's practice. lee's middle finger won't straighten on its own. they'll put a splint on for six years. >>> meanwhile warriors sign harvard grad and former palo alto high school star jeremy lynn to a two year contract. he won a state contract and was coveted by multiple teams but chose to sign with the one he loved. >> that locker room about an hour ago and i saw my name tag up there. that was pretty crazy. >> to me it's like it's a sitcom, it's a fake deal that we're here. it's like this isn't really happening. >>> top five, tim lincecum getting some air time in l.a. today inside a wind tunnel. that's tim. not a very graceful dismount. no. 4, zito's gem tonight came with a little help from his friends, specifically nate. no. 3, not only does alex gonzalez make the play but keeps his foot on the bag and the padres beat the braves. >>> no. 2, a 46-year-old record in missouri, 1

league's best have finally ended a thirteen year when this drought against their american league come to boston the amel be all star game the n.f.l. stars haven't won since one thousand nine hundred six and were not getting any blessings at the angel stadium but it's time around robinson came out with a separate fires flying the fair framing allowing three time all-star even morea to be on the board one zero. brian mccann however making sure history won't repeat itself anyway seventh inning the twenty seven year old beating a double for and eventually for the ones that train for the national leagues past the atlanta braves star rightfully already in the all-star game a trophy for he's after it's. you feel great and this is something you dream about i mean to be in a situation like that just to be in the game i mean to share locker room with these guys i mean it's you know as a kid you this is this is what you dream about when you play baseball and it's a moment i'll never forget and. and i was just i was lucky enough to be in a situation to come through. as some of those stalls played the game

gary herbert, from boston at the national governors association meeting. if you would like to get involved in the conversation, for democrats, 202-737-0002. for republicans, 202-737-0001. for independents, 202-628-0205. you can also send us an e-mail or message through twitter. our first call for the governor comes from kingsport, tennessee. independent line. nancy, go ahead. nancy? caller: good morning. how are you folks? host: go ahead. caller: a few things. the, the, the state of immigration and what not, that is what this country was founded on. the statue of liberty says to give me your tired, your hungry, your poor. we have stretched our hands out so far that it is americans who are tired, hungry, and poor. it is one of those things that you cannot turn your back on. we are sending all of this government relief to foreign shores. host: thank you for the call. gov.? -- governor? guest: we are a compassionate country. we have a lot of foreign aid. we do try help people. we are trying to provide opportunity for liberty and freedom around the world. at h

. >>> boston se impuso 3 por 2 sobre texas. en las ligas nacionales y los padres siguen los lideres al vencer a arizona. deseo feliz noches. >>> gracias buenas noches. tengo un poquito de información porque estaba pactada una pelea pero no cayó porque wedder no firmó. esto en el mundo de los puños. una pieza de arte en la biblioteca de sacramento un trabajo de un abogado y artísta. se titula valóres morales. y una biblia que dice altera el juicio. esta pintura forma parte de una colección que serán colocadas en leyes del estado. durará hasta septiembre. >>> científicos descubrieron la clave en un embrollo que fue primero . el huevo o la gallina. se dice que la gallina segunda esta explicación. el huevo se formó gracias a la gallina. la conclusión echa por el suelo cuando explicaron que no se transforma vida animal. finalmente primero fue la gallina y despuñs el huevo. regresamos despuñs de una pausa. - que le parece si ahora echamos un vistazo a las novedades cinematograficas del fin de semana. --"jorge novedades

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donde alex fergusson indicó que si chicharito hernández estaba en condiciones jugaría en el juego en boston >> arrandamoc semana pero parece que el clima no cambia >> quñ tal amigos, buenas noches, esta bella noche de lunes, con una bella luna, se mantienen los nublados y las lluvias continuarán en las zonas de desierto, pero california se mantiene estable, temperaturas a esta hora, alcanzando los 55 grados, condiciones similares para mañana, aunque el calorcito será en 83 grados, temperatura promedio cercana a los 66 fresco en la región >> próximos 5 días, de los 67 se va a los 80 para el fin de semana >> al regresar noticias univisión 14, el optimismo podría ser clave para vivir más y mejor y ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ no hay nadie como yo ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ poder elegir y elegir ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que tengo para mi ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que aqui descubrí. ♪ ven conmigo que ♪ estoy lista hoy. contaminacion del aire alarga contaminacion del aire alarga la vida. reducir la contaminación del aire alarga la vida, esto se debe a que se reduc

ganó el partido número 7 cuando los angelitos ganaron la serie mundial, hoy estuvo como visitante, boston ganó 4 a 2, los dodgers vencieron a los padres, por el momento es toda la información deportiva >> el alcalde de san josñ se reunió con altos funcionarios de la liga de bñisbol con el fin de construir un nuevo estadio para los atlñticos de oakland, la liga quiere más tiempo para analizar la protesta >> (música) >> momento de ver cómo andal el clima >> quñ tal amigos muy buenas noches, la costa este se mantiene agradable, se mantiente estupendo en el interior, en california, en el valle central, el brote de incendios por las altas temperaturas, temperaturas en la bahia en los 55, en la bahía 66, se mantiene despejado san josñ, temperaturas cercanas a los 75, desde los 65 a los 83 el próximo fin de semana, pero mañana miñrcoles san josñ en los 74, muy buenas noches >> más adelante veremos si se necesita dinero para ser feliz en la vida, ya regresamos ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ no hay nadie como yo ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ poder elegir y elegir ♪ todo todo to

also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

well no big city book editor did it so to be a best seller you need new york times or the chronicle or boston globes to give you good book reviews. no national t.v. or, m pr so paul said what's going on out there. i said, you know this is what i think it's about book clubs and women's groups, synagogues, mosques and churches and an incredible amount of book clubs here in the bay view area and about people yearning for piece and looking for the answers of peace. any ways it's been really incredible and aspire together see people from all walks of life i really think can re late to promoting peace one child at a time. we got some news last month that the pentagon purchased 5,000 copies. let me finish it. and it's for counter intelligence training, 101 and mandatory reading for they're course encounter intelligence. this is in tan sa any a. i went there when i was three years old and my father founded a medical center and my mother started a school. it was a wonderful childhood. i went to school with children from two dozen countries. with jews and christians and hindus and for me that was the w

playoff.improvisacion por su parte, los atleticos de oakland jugaron su ultimo partido contra los medias rojas de boston y ganaron la serie por dos a uno....pero fueron los red sox los que anotaron primero....matt watson tambien metio un jonron, el primero de su carrera y tambien ayudo jack cust con uno de dos....el lanzador ganador gio gonzalez. --esta son las temperaturas actuales....en san francis f / 55en san jose / 61vallejo / 58 santa rosa/ 57concord/ 59en san mateo / 59 y el pronostico para el resto de la semana pinta un clima bastante calido para san jose maÑana un dia parcialmente nublado pero con altas temperaturas. y para el resto de la semana bastante sol. ya el sabado parece que vendra un pequeÑo decenso en la temperatura. en san francisco, jueves y viernes tendremos cielos parcialmente nublados con temperaturas moderadas... el fin de semana habra abundante sol. --julio, que le --la depresion es uno de los males de este siglo, y a pesar de ello, pocas veces se le da la importancia que requiere condenando a quienes sufren de estos espisodios de " tristeza cronica" a padecer sus desgarrador

spent the last several years and 10 season working on television dramas such as "the practice" and "boston legal." next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news. many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public

dolares.el nuevo dueÑo de acuerdo a reportes es joe lacob un socio minoritario de los inversionistas de los boston celtics.el presidente de la compaÑia oracle era uno de los que perseguia quedarse con el equipo pero aparentemente fue superado en las ofertas.ya se comienza a romorar que los warriors podrian trasladarse a san francisco y una area podria construirse cerca del parque de pelota de los gigantes.... ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. mas adelante en noticias univision 14....-- esta noche muchos artistas desfilaron por la alfombra azul de premios juventud, veremos quienes fueron los mejor y peor vestidos. n todas las gangas -- bueno -- casi... porque no sabe que puede ahorrar si prepara y declara sus impuestos electrónicamente. todos pueden usar e-file gratuitamente. vaya a www.freefile.irs.gov para obtener programas gratuitos y ver otras opciones de free file. en cuanto a sara, ya se enterará. --un grupo de cientificos se reunio en la universidad de standford para discutir un tema que amenaza la salud y del que todos ya somos presa. -- le hablo del acto de sentarse.--s

the same in boston. everywhere, the pavement, the maintenance of the roads are a lot worse than anywhere in europe. >> on that note, any other questions? >> hi, i work for the san francisco board of supervisors. a year or two ago, there is talk about changing the traffic laws so that cyclists would treat it red lights like stop signs and treat stop signs like yield signs. it was wondering about any changes in law? >> it has been suggested recently that cyclist conditions should be improved. one was that cyclists should be able to ride on a red light. that was a discussion. i do not think that we will get that in denmark, because you have to change the legislation opinion that cyclists, they already have the rights they need. they have the same rights as cars, and that is enough. we don't have this for cars. >> we also have european regulation on that. i should do the picture of the 1-way roads. the cost that it brought with it. underneath the existing sign, you had to make another sign on the other part

we did berlin -- chancellor -- we did thereupon boston and a bunch of cities across the u.s. if you look at the innovation that is driving china and other emerging markets, it is breathtaking. the investment, the build of infrastructure, the modernization of entire societies and academies, expanding electrical grids, wireless capacity, water management, and more is attracting people, business, and capital flows, and creating a formidable force in the world. it is no longer the low-cost manufacturing capital of the world, and if you assume that is, that is a mistake. i know that this is not news to you, but i would like you to think about it from a personal standpoint. what your peers anin all those nations are doing, what the leaders of those provinces and municipalities and cities and states, whatever jurisdictional definition you select, what are they thinking about? this came from a conversation we had over there. what is the agenda? what switches are being made today? as i said to the mayors that date, what is your value proposition? why will people live in your city, inv

chicas mucha lluvia aquí, al mal tiempo buena cara desde las planicies del sur hacia el medio oeste en boston, virginia, fuertes lluvia no se dar ta vientos en ráfaga, también precipitaciones en el sureste de texas y toda condición bastante seca se reporta sobre california, seattle continúa con condiciones agradable, pero hemos estado sintiendo lluvia en puerto rico por esta onda tropical, la pregunta es tendrá un desarro o desarrollo, tiene un 50% de posibilidad que pase a ser sistema tropical de mayor intensidad tenemos que esperar 48 horas para ver tal desarrollo, sistema que también afecta la florida patrón del tiempo lluvioso hacia la planicie del sur, condiciones secas nuevamente california hacia las 4 esquinas denver colorado con 7 días con alta temperaturas al menos retrasos en aeropuerto no se reportan. nosotros aquí en nueva york rk 75°, pero para mañana volvemos asentir temperaturas en los 90° al igual que houston y denver casi alcanzando los cien grados. continuamos con más de primer impacto. >>> gracias jackie. >>> y astronautas harán historia por partida doble, los

necesitaron jugar entradas extra para borrar un Éficit de cuatro carreras, y vencer a los medias rojas de boston, cinco a cuatro en 10 entradas. ---ahora pasamos con adrian garcia marquez.con el --este martes, un grupo inconforme con los llamados "medidores inteligentes" de "pg&e" se planÓ a las afueras del edificio de la comision de servicios publicos de california.--los manifestantes mostraron pancartas donde se leian frases como "medidores inteligentes, idea tonta".--en esta ocasion la protesta fue mas alla de los alegatos por cobros excesivos que han proliferado desde su instalacion.--los inconformes denunciaron que los dispositivos podrian ser perjudiciales para la salud al enviar sus datos por radio frecuencia. --un vocero de la compania de gas y electricidad salio al paso, citando un informe de la organizacion mundial de la salud que descarta cualquier efecto nocivo para los seres vivos. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. --julio, que le ---hoy tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con una estrella del mundo de la musica clasica, que vino a san francisco con motivo de las c

., the larry bird in boston, so when it changes a little, and, hey, that is the landscape of basketball. everything that was just done was done haute and collectively bargained for. i think what was a little different -- was done was collectively bargained for. i think what was of a different was a television show to announce the decision. but i really felt like it was the "idol" final. i tell you what, it has changed, and i think that is what sells. the ratings or off of the charts, i understand, we too were off of the charts. now, back to the traditional " side of me -- their ratings were off of the charts, i understand. now, back to the traditionalists side of me. let's make history here so no one looks back on it and says that we just put together this conglomeration that won four championships. i understand that, in the success that kobe has had here, i think it is a little sweeter. it was a little uniquely different this season in the nba than i can ever recall. yes, and the way it just seemed that it was something big, and just like our week, it is a very small business when you

. >> still ahead we all heard about how the boston british petroleum still wants his life back well he might be getting it back sooner than he figured. and end user turning cooler in the bay area. the collection know what to expect still ahead. >> in national and this tony hayward might be getting his breath back as soon as monday artistic because sources say the ceo of british petroleum is on his way out. he has been criticized for how he has handled the bart oil spill. hayward also tries to minimize the environmental effect of the oil spill. it is unclear of who will replace them or when it will happen. flooding has also caused millions of damage in c,g"uno reports of injuries. in western new york dozens of injuries are cleaning up after a tornado swept through the industry last night. it crushed cars toppled trees and crashed car lines. and wild fires. firefighters are armed and ready to fight any fires. and last night crews put out nine fires. the biggest one burning about 350 a.. the 330 firefighters and joined the fight. no one was injured. >> we have a great full moon out there

despite a number of injuries, the boston red sox are more than a bunch of stiffs. oakland beat them this afternoon thanks in part to matt watson. 32-year-old his first big league homerun bounced around the miners, played over in asia. coming through like a champion today. jack cust knows a little bit about minor league buses. jack his fifth and into the 5 davis into short center-field base hit. he will play the pair. and the as take it 6-4. gonzalez with the 9th win for oakland. >>> and we have the big-time local kid making go ahead story going on with the warriors as they sign palo alto high star jeremy lynn who went undrafted, was extremely impressive in summer league ball. four years at harvard. the six foot three inch guard became a bit of a cult figure after scoring 30 points against yukon. the 13th ranked team in the country. for lynn a dream come true. walking into that warriors locker room is something more as an invited visitor. >> i walked into that locker room about an hour ago and i saw my name tag up there. that was pretty crazy. >> well, my dream was

i am delighted to be a boston college once again. my subject tonight is of course the future of the catholic church in the 21st century. before i come to that, john and the other organizers have asked that i say a few words at the outset, not about the church future but about its present. in particular, the dissatisfying chapter about sexual abuse scandals that are swirling around the church in europe, and in particular are rare and pope benedict the 16th. the request that i begin with a few words on the subject is based on the fact that although i find speculation about the catholic future to be immensely interesting, it is not my day job. my day job is functioning as what the italians call the vatican least that, which means i am a journalist whose professional work is tracking this island that we call the vatican. obviously for the past couple of months we have been in one of those cycles in which the vatican is of intense public interest, while else at the borders of the catholic church. in this case because of currency -- certai

los golden state warriors chris cohan llego a un acuerdo con el dueÑo minoritario de los celtics de boston joe lacob y el presidente de mandalay entertainment peter guber para venderles la franquicia por 450 millones de dolares... cifra que impone nuevo record... en el dos mil cuatro los suns de phoenix se vendieron por 401 millones de dolares.. mas adelante detalles del partido entre los earthquakes y el tottenham ingles.. cesar nos vamos contigo hasta oakland.. ---- te esperamos ramon, y ahora desde la fruitvale nos vamos a la primera pausa ...---le recuerdo que hablaremos en vivo con ignacio de la fuente sobre la policia y la seguridad en esta ciudad ... ...---ademas: estamos aqui en la fruitvale, frente al bart ... vengan a vernos !!!! blanca garza quiere hablar con ustedes ...---ya regresamos !!!! =esta viendo su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis hoy desde la fruitvale en oakland = ===entrevista en vivo con ignacio de la fuente, vicealcalde de oakland, acerca de diversos temas, entre ellos la seguridad en el distrito de la fruitvale y en oakland en general, y ademas, el despido de 80

boston hits 94. new york 89. and atlanta 92. >>> okay, rob, we have to go on a field trip. >> another one. >> yes. this is on the list. lady luck is apparently hanging out in an upstate new york grocery store. >> get this. etta vier just won a million bucks. she purchased her lottery ticket at the same syracuse store where a $26 million ticket was bought less than a month ago. etta, who is 82 years old, says she just happened to be at the store when the earlier winners were getting their check. >> and their luck must have rubbed off on etta. she is the first winner of the state's newest instant millionaire game. a retired teacher, she says she plans to use some of the money to start a scholarship fund. nice lady. >> a good cause. good for her. we'll be back with more world news right after this. if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you

community policing has involved considerably as we have learned from cities like new york, boston, chicago, seattle, many others. and overed years we've addressed the problems that have been spot fires and of chronic distress throughout many of our districts and throughout the city to be able to require that the police department be more engaged. not that they're not and not that community policing v.i.a. a slice of that feature being foot patrols isn't happening but i believe it's time that the voters also have an opportunity to weigh in as to how important the strategy is. and i know that the police department realizes it's an important strategy but as debate often has revealed, this is a strategy that is quote, unquote, seen as a luxury in the police department's menu of how to deploy forces and it's often a reactive strategy. i believe there have been perfect candidates where we have foot patrols. it's something i've been talking about since coming into elected office and it's highly irregular and highly inconsistent. that would stem a lot of concerns and distress and aggravation peopl