nasa took five or six golden ticket ideas to get men on the moon. >> golden girls. that's a golden ticket idea, right? i mean, how great was that show? golden grahams, another... is it... i don't get this. >> no, you don't. no, it-- [sighs] what will be the state of this company if i am the only one coming up with the great ideas, right? >> i think i should call her. >> hm-mm. mm, mm, mm, mm. no. no. no. >> why is it so bad for me to call and ask her to lunch today? >> [sighs] you're making it too easy for her. you're just conveying, "oh, i like you just the way you are." >> but i do like her just the way she is. >> well, that's not what we agreed on. >> what are you doing? >> huh? >> why don't you just go on a date with her? try to spark up an ongoing joke, and then in a month or two, if it feels right, you'll know. >> no. >> you don't have to wait that long. i mean, you don't have to wait a month to ask her out. just ask her out. >> you're asking him to give up all of his power. >> what power? >> andy, pam, and jim are all telling me how to deal with this girl tha

golden state led by as many as 29 points. their next game will be home tomorrow against the thunder. >> the sharks just cannot seem to finish the game in regulation. brat stored scored one: 13 into overtime to give a san jose sharks a 3-2 victory over the calgary flames. logan contour and patrick marleau also scored for san jose. the sharks' snapped a five game winless skid. during the span, they have three

golden dawn calls it a terrorist attack. >> translation: it was clearly an exclusion. the person who did this was a professional. the terrorism of the left shows its face again to stop the rise of golden dawn and our numbers. >> more ominously the government suspects that this may be an idea logically driven reprisal killing. friday's attack on the golden dawn offices follows the killing of a left-wing musician in september. six golden dawn mps and more than a dozen party members have been indicted for running a criminal organization, ordering acts of the violence against opponents. after the indictment the government stripped golden dawn mps of the police security details normally provided for parliament airians. police don't normally provide protection for regional party officers, golden dawn failed to take threats seriously. >> all right, still to come on al jazeera - to sell or not to sell. should a foreign company be allowed to take over one of australia's biggest farming assets. plus, burger, fries and a book to go. the latest attempt by mcdonald's to convince pe

. >> two supporters of greece's farr right golden dawn have been killed. it happened in the athens suburb of neo iraklio, outside a gulf cooperation council party -- a golden dawn party office. a greek spokesman promised all involved will be punished. >> translation: the murderers, whoever they are will be dealt fairly. >> more from our correspondent in athens. >> counterterrorism police scour the the street outside golden dawn's office, including a dozen bullet casings. two gunmen fired the rounds into the heads and chest of three golden dawn supporters sitting at the building's entrance. golden dawn says footage shows the gunman arriving on a motorcycle, firing at close range, emptying the magazine into their bodies. all of greece's political parties condemned the killings. golden dawn calls them a terrorist attack. >> translation: it was clearly an execution. the person who did this was a professional. the terrorism of the left shows its face again to stop the rise of golden dawn and our numbers. >> more ominously the government suspects this may be an

the golden state warriors say, their new arena plan is greener and slimmer than previous estimates. critics of the arena project fired back, saying these modifications are minimal. and do not change the fact that the arena would still be located on the bay. to see all the renderings of the new warriors arena. check our website. kron- 4.com. we've posted all the renderings there.

>> just golden gate park. >> did you actor or lead the study? >> yes. we worked with a group on this project. >> thank you. >> are there any other questions? okay. thank you very much. so we've got a number of state department representative. we have supervisor deputy public defenderey -- duffy and sfpd and department of public health. >> good morning supervisors, i will be brief. i want to thank the civil grauj grand jury for a very collaborative effort. i went out with them at 4:00 in the morning and we spent time talking about issues around numbers and while the presentation from the civil grand jury was briefed this morning i really want to acknowledge them for being very collaborative and very interested in digging deep in understanding what the dynamic are around golden gate park and what we have here today will reflect and in terms of outreach and coordination and for the city department to do a good job. i would like to introduce dr. who will present the first recommendations and we'll go to lieutenant from the police, bill just got promoted so

i also served on the commission on the golden gate issue with homeless. one it is already illegal to sleep in the park. second, we heard from multiple people that no good things happen in the park at night. i think what the park department is asking for in that particular legislation is something that is more clear as it relates to the hours when it is not legal to be in the park. there is another very very important issue that seems to have gotten missed and that is in general, there are two types of homeless in the park. there are what we will generally call older homeless who believe it's their right to live in the park. these are the moren entrenched, they know the park, they live in the park. i'm not going to say it a good way to live. i'm not going to comment on that that is one. there is another population that duffy is much more hopeful to do something about and that is younger, more transient population. they tend to hang out on the east of the park. they often arrive and plan to be there a short time and they can't move on. they get involved in

o'clock, city loses to the golden state warriors. -oklahoma city loses to the golden state warriors. sharks are celebrating as well. another over a term game. the goal counts and they won the bidding the canucks. - beating. --overtime game. the sharks 12-1. and he's the one of the miami dolphins accused of threatening and harassing johnny martin critic richard incognito. but now he is filing a grievance because he said he is challenging that indefinite suspension because they told him he's not plane until they figure this whole thing out. martin is talking to the nfl later today in new york. incognito says his only supposed to be docked one game pay and suspended for a few weeks. we will see what happens today when martin finally tells his story and his side of what he says happened to the nfl in new york. and finally we are waiting for the big game on sunday. the clash in the superdome with the 49ers taking on the saints. this is a rematch of a post-game position and bragging rights. san francisco has been in the sense to times in a

golden state led by as many as 29 points. their next game will be home tomorrow against the thunder. >> the sharks just cannot seem to finish the game in regulation. brat stored scored one: 13 into overtime to give a san jose sharks a 3-2 victory over the calgary flames. logan contour and patrick marleau also scored for san jose. the sharks' snapped a five game winless skid. during the span, they have three shootout losses and one loss in overtime. san jose dominated the played throughout the game come out shooting calgary. 35-13. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends december 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today. >> a new study reveals

it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> started in 1990. the citizens of the marina district came to the fire department and asked for a program to survive for 3 days. there is a 70 percent chance we will have a 6.5 earthquake. 71 large fires. 40 major rescue operations. [inaudible]. rescue operations there were 34 structure fires we need 275 engines to handle this. we have 41.

but with the golden gate restaurant association, you've done an awesome job. we talked earlier about entertainment and late night, you know. restaurants are part of that and the reputation san francisco has on restaurants, i mean, you carried that mantle. so, i can't thank you enough for all your help you've done with small businesses. you've done an awesome job and i wish you continued success. >> thank you. >> hopefully we'll see you up here again. >> yes. and one more thing to add. we're still going to be calling you. regina and i have already discussed this. [laughter] >> absolutely, absolutely. well, i'm truly touched, commissioners. regina, thank you so much. it means a lot -- it means a lot coming from the folks who i have spent, since my time at city government, working for alioto, ggra, a decade working on behalf of. so, i'm very honored that you would take the time to honor me. it just, it really does -- it's very touching. i have had the privilege over the last three years to represent what i would term an entrepreneurial artist in restaurantures. w

i don't know if you're all aware, but rob is going to be leaving the golden gate restaurant association. and, so, i thought we have to recognize him for all the work that he has done as executive director. and, so, on this monday, november 18, the small business commission is honored to recognize rob black as the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association as the executive director, you've worked tirelessly to promote san francisco's restaurant industry ~ as a strong and essential part of san francisco's economy. as an executive director, you have been excellent at

toward the golden gate bridge toll plaza. we'll get a check of travel times. and road work still out there for another half hour or so. >> certainly. thanks. coming up, video from that terrifying day in the philippines. >>> a man almost got blown away ride out a super typhoon. coming up, a terrifying video. >>> and this google earth map, you can see a before picture of one of the regions hit by typhoon haiyan, and here is the after picture, nearly every building gone. joe vazquez with the latest pictures of devastation in the philippine. >> reporter: families shattered, entire communities are no more. >> every building is significantly damaged or destroyed. >> it was 15 to 20-foot waves came across entire villages, everything is wiped out. >> reporter: even in a region, the midsection of the philippines that has been hammered by natural disaster in recent years, this storm went above and beyond expectations. >> we just need your help. >> reporter: loaded corpses lined the streets and sidewalks, the stench of death is everywhe

luke: in other words, you can have your golden gate bridge and eat it too. i think... >> federal investigators are looking into what motivated a man opened fire at loss angeles international airport, killing one tsa officer and wounding two others. court documents said that the fbi is interested in searching the cell phone of the suspect paul ciancia to look for information on his views on government, including the existence of a plot to impose a new world order. authorities believe that his room and drove him to the airport on friday. a tsa officer who was wounded at los angeles international airport spoke monday about the ordeal. tony grigsby explained what happened right before he was shot. >> i was injured while helping an elderly man trying to get to a safe area. i turned around and there was a gunman, and he shot me twice. >> he says that when the shooting started, his first concern was to get people in the airport to safety. >> the ride of the east shore freeway is jammed up all the way to albany. the drive time is over 45 minutes. there also may be a

golden gateway tenant association. and the coast neighborhood association, tell graph hill dwellers and the citizens from china town, it is a blueprint for the entire north east corridor that offers plans and ideas to benefit the port, recreation, housing, open space, and it is environmentally compatible to the new cruise terminal and exploretorimu., it benefits those who live in the neighborhood but really opens up the water front to all parts of the city and those who visit our san francisco. and the a&d water front vision shows a sense of place, creating more people, space and i might point out that it was not an a&d plan but that wonderful children's playground in the park is an example of people, and vision. the water front vision plan is an integrated hall and now is the time to begin the dialogue with you and your port staff and we come with an open mind, changes may be muted to fit the present and an honest discussion, must again, the vision planner is a great starting point, and if i have time i would like to

was a lull to mid-60s north of the golden gate bridge. headlines show we do have on several weather and the forecast. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows temperatures will warm up as we head into the start of the next work week. as for traffic around the bay area you are good to go with your approach to the bay bridge. live look at the golden gate bridge. again visibility much better than what we saw 24 hours ago. and as a to get over to the traffic maps we did have an accident highway 4 at the railroad ave but it looks like that accident has been cleared to you are good to go which is good news because remember highway 4 over the will pass is one of the first rights to back up. right now speeds are still above 50 mi. per hour. >>james: house republicans are offering an alternative "fix" for obamacare: a bill to permit companies to continue to sell health insurance plans. yesterday, president obama announced a change to his signature legislation. designed to keep his promise -- if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. reporter

. >> san francisco parks, golden gate park transforms into one of the greatest music festivals of all time, let's journey, inside, outside land. ♪ >> to this, our 6th year doing the outside lands and our relationship with san francisco, rec and park. and we work very closely with them in the planning and working very closely with the neighborhood organizations and with the city supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and i think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world. and it has the people hiking up hills and down hills and a lot of people between stages. >> i love that it is all outside, the fresh air is great. >> they have the providers out here that are 72 local restaurants out here. >> celebrating, and that is really hot. >> 36 local winerries in northern california and 16 brewers out here. >> and you have seen a lot of people out here having a good time and we have no idea, how much work and planning has gone i

. >> this facility in oklahoma city provides the type of care most people would hope for in their golden years. it has very high standards, and above average staffing levels. but for the majority in the us who rely on government reimbursements for elderly care, like medicaid, the reality can be quite different. >> he pulled the light and nobody would come for an hour. so pretty early we were suspicious of the place. my dad would call frantic, every single morning, because feces and urine were running off the bed. >> continuing down the hallway, i see no staff helping people. i hear people crying out for help. nobody responding to them. >> abuses are hidden, sometimes coming to light only when suspicious family members plant hidden cameras. >> we just couldn't believe it. you didn't even want to look at it again, it was so terrible. >> what was going through your mind. >> just thinking about all the other times she may have been abused and we just happened to get that one on camera. >> fault lines had been contacted by a lawyer in south carolina who says he's bringing a case against a cor

>> no, golden dawn has kept very quiet. they've asked the police to expand every effort in finding the perpetrators. the latest on the forensic front is that a motorcycle has been found by the authorities that may have been the one used in this attack, and they're now examining it. golden dawn has also said it doesn't want its supporters to take to the streets and commit random acts of violence and retaliation. it is trying to show that it is going to behave in a responsible and disciplined manner. this particularly after indictment after six of its mps in september a month and a half ago in which they were accused of ordering criminal acts to be committed by golden dawn party, supporters and members against ideological and political opponents and immigrants as well. the party has try to distance itself from that kind of behavior, and show these kinds of accusations are unfunded. >> john reporting from athens. >>> talks are under way in mali trying to, but separatest soldiers have told al jazeera that they will fight on. th

a recent opinion poll indicated that support for golden dawn had grown since the two men were gunned down the party greece's third most popular and surveys had shown almost a third of its support after three cents is back in september. the golden dawn won popularity campaigning on an anti immigrant platform while many greeks suffered under the effects of austerity as the government works to reduce its debt load some ten percent of the country's register labor force is made up of foreigners leading to tensions at a time when unemployment is still around twenty seven percent . in two thousand and three chooks and trunks worth of molding damage teaching text were discovered in baghdad. in the basement of saddam hussein's intelligence headquarters. the relics of iraq's once thriving jewish community. experts from the national archives it's been years preserving the texts they are finally on display to the. us soldiers were trekking through hussein's flooded basements looking for weapons of mass destruction. but they found something else entirely history of one group of people voting in w

golden bears looking for the first win over the trojans since 2003. the sophomore, and check it out. 75ç yards later, first career punt return for a touchdown. allen ran wild. six carries, 135 yards, two tds, including this 43 yarder. 23-0.ç in the second, powell into the end zone. we may have a game. this is as close as it got. into the hands of shaw.ç 35-14. and you can see where it is going, agular from, his own 7, first trojans to have two punt returns for a it. d since 1965. 215 all-purpose yards. the bears have lost eight i row. coach shell shocked afterwards. >> gave up too many big plays defensively. you know, there were signs of good things happening today, the 21 points killed us. didn't give us÷ú a chance to be competitive in the ball game. >> second quarter, pitches, throws it back. wide open jones down the field. san joseÑi stayed up three with four to play. run its in from 12 yards out. san diego state, first lead. aztecs, that was the difference. 34-30. against lsu, les miles.aban, 4-3 over the middle to o.j. howard, he does th

there are new tools coming on board but not enough to address the people that live in golden gate park. >> that was my concern. i'm wondering do we have enough housing to provide 50-400 people? >> of the resources we have currently, no we do not. i don't know if all the individuals would take housing if it were offered, right now at our stabilization beds we have 240. there may be 5 vacant at this point. of our shelters they are 97 percent full. of the emergency resources we have, we are opening our winter shelter program opening the week before thanksgiving. that will be approximately 100 beds. those beds don't turnover very much. >> my fear is because parks and recreation is kicking them out of golden gate, they are going to wind up on the streets. >> we went through a listing with individuals who have been very impacted in a negative way in the park. they identified 30 individuals and 10 of those individuals are continuing to conduct damage. my interest in involvement is going to be to pursue this with the district attorneys office. the district attorney has a program where they tra

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golden gate bridge commuters could pay higher tolls starting next spring. the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board will discuss and possibly voting on five toll-increase options on friday. one option would be to raise an estimated $86 million over five years by bumping up the toll from $6 to $7 starting in april, and incrementally increasing the discounted $5 toll now paid by fastrak users to $5.75 in april, and then to $6 a year later. the earliest that one of those plans could be implemented would be april. the district is considering a toll increase in order to offset a [ malennouer ] day.is t day bestoods d hoday ftovs beco irristiy eamyurkecassole. rl decioubestoods brinout e be foo. brg outhe st. [ale nounr ] can belve y canronoce evythi in ? beeve. ew dicioly sple fr i c't lie it notutte wh 10 tas andero articiapresvatis. it'sime ...bieve wh 10 tas andero articiapresvatis. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to

we talked about when we can actually take back the golden gate recreation area lands from the gg nra compared him not sure if we could actually do that financially, but i think the message that people are dissatisfied with the plan comes in loud and clear. i would also put myself as an environmentalist. someone who has worked hard to support the urban and natural environments. the natural environment that is in the urban environment, and i think there's a way to balance our needs around the environment with dogs. especially knowing that if we were to shut out parts of golden gate national recreation area that would have a major impact on our parks here in san francisco. i would affect everyone who wants to use them. i think having the most use of the public then have access to for dogs ever dogs to be off leash is something that san franciscans have been accustomed to that doesn't make a lot of sense to change that right away. this is a symbolic resolution. it's taken a policy. it doesn't bind the gg nra to do anything. but i'm actually very comfortable with making statements, especi

the golden gate bridge is in good conditions. people were driving slower when they were headed across earlier. >> president obama is offering an apology to americans about the problems with implementing the new healthcare law. the president says that his administration is working to close some of the holes and gaps that are causing millions of people to have their health insurance canceled corporate that enclose problems with the health care and web site. >> we want people to know that we hear them and we will do whatever we can to deal with people who find themselves in these positions. >> house speaker john boehner released a statement calling on the president to support a new house measure to allow anyone to keep their coverage if they wish, otherwise an apology is a meaningless. >> 54 people were arrested last night during a walmart protest. the demonstrators gathered outside the walmart in l-a's chinatown to show support for workers who walked off the job demanding better pay. hundreds crowded cesar chavez avenue, blocking t

the golden gate bridge is looking good with a drive time of 23 minutes. turning our attention to the traffic maps, 1 01 is currently incident free. we will continue with pretty good conditions along 11 and 280 for mitt peninsular ride. >> a federal judge in san francisco today turned down a bid by 10 homeless people to block the city of albany's plan to evict them and others living on a bayside landfill known as the "bulb." u.s. district judge charles breyer said in a one-page ruling that the homeless people and a nonprofit group that joined them in the case had "failed to establish a likelihood of success on the merits" of their lawsuit, which was filed last week. the ruling came two hours after breyer completed hearing arguments on the request by the 10 individuals and albany housing advocates. about 60 people are now living in tents and structures at 40-acre tip of the landfill, according to the lawsuit. the site juts out into san francisco bay near the golden gate fields horseracing track. last may, the albany city council voted to begin enforcing a n

secret like the golden state warriors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let me tloul how to build a community garden like that you start with a really good idea and then you add a great deafly community need and entire you mexico in an extraordinary amount of patience and you add contingent and corporate support like folks from echo core and levies and sun and water and presto you get this. awesome >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (shouting and screaming). >> four blocks today, i came and played in this park on the appointment and in the equipment on i wouldn't i am going any other place i'd rather be my parents and sisters are here. i walk in this park and to the neighbors and to the moms and dads this is a glorious time in our neighborhood whether it's tim or it's for mcclarence park we're seeking a transformation here open the local level. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy thanksgiving and that concludes the general manager's report. >> thank you general manager. would anyone like to comment on the general manager's report seeing none, public comment is closed. we're on item 4 which is the general public comment

approval 1980 golden gate avenue. protesting the issuance on april 18, 2013, to urban green investments llc, alteration permit (repair wood frame in basement; replace retaining wall in basement; rebuild one bay window). application no. 2012/10/29/2977. jurisdiction granted august 21, 2013. for hearing today >> this is on for a hearing today and we will start with the appellant. appellant at the attorney. >> we are called your case, we are ready for you to present your case. >> okay. >> miss fox, are you ready? >> great, we are ready for you to call your case. >> >> you are smart. >> yeah. >> and that does not... >> good evening, with the housing klen clinic on behalf of the tenants of 1980 golden gate and lion street, and so we sought to revoke this permit because the work seemed to piece meal soft story work and now there is an attempt to expand the scope of the permit to include the soeft story work, and we are not opposed to that, because it makes sense to do both together. and the building definitely needs work. w

dedicating his life to saving others as the guardian of the great golden gate. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. we are all about to hear the president of the united states apologize, and not just for the troubled rollout of the new health care website but for the fact that his promise to the american people that if they like their current health insurance they can keep it has not held true for all. our chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd sat down with the president exclusively a short time ago at the white house. he's on the north lawn to start us off. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the troubled health care rollout and the president's apparent broken promise about people keeping the plans they like has been weighing heavily on the entire white house. it was a chastened commander in chief i spoke with earlier today. i will start with health care. it's probably the most quoted thing or requoted thing you have said in your presidency. if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. >> if you like your health c

shock and grief as two members of the golden dawn party are killed in a drive-by shooting in athens. outrage in pakistan as a u.s. drone strikes and kills a taliban leader at of peace talks. in german soccer, the month crushed stuttgart, 6-1. stuttgart, crushed 6-1. >> we begin in greece where there are fears of rising political violence after two members of the far right golden dawn party were killed in a drive-by shooting. both of the victims were men in their 20s. the government has condemned the attack and says that they will pursue the perpetrators. so far no one has claimed responsibility. >> golden dawn has been criticized for its extremist views. dead, the members are killed by unknown assailants. they werehat expecting an attack. >> everyone knew a terrorist attack would hit our party, and now it has. >> investigators are looking into the leagues of extremist groups behind the murders to avenge the killing of a rap musician by a golden dawn supporter. 12 bullets against democracy, read one headline. many here said that the attack was aimed to further to stabilize greece. thi

the golden state is america's top wine producer, accounting for nearly 90% of the wine production in the country. today california actually has more than 2,000 wineries, but surprisingly, some of the biggest wines are now being produced by one of the smallest group of vintners, one of those being at vision cellars, owned and operated by mac mcdonald. the winery only produces about 2,000 cases of wine, mostly pinot noir, but what thei lack in size, they more than make up with in personality, thanks to the man in charge. >> ha ha ha ha ha! how you doin', man? >> i'm doin' great. >> are you havin' a great time >> havin' a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed, but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has never been a oblem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes, but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the

great success we had 5 hundred people that showed their support by attending and it was held at the golden gate park and i want to thank all the commissioners who showed up. i want to give a big shout it out to the park alliance for doing the aesthetics it was quite wonderful and a fun event and most significantly the proceeds are going to benefit our parks in san francisco. and matt can come up the parks and alliance got $50,000 to the renovation this year is - the park alliances is 2rib thai thousand dollars to the department to fund a variety of the small projects that happen throughout the year and 5 thousand dollars for camp for the summer for sdbltd folks. i want to thank matt and their entire staff. matt if the president to say something please do >> nevertheless to say we're delighted with the financial impacts it will have and your especially delighted to see the parks and alliance to help open the international airport at the jet place structure can be installed there. we're delighted to make that contribution and making many more. >> thank you matt. this year was the 30th annive

>> golden dawn has kept quiet. they have asked the miss to mak- police to make the greatest effort to find the perpetrators. they don't want act of violence to mar them furtherer. further. sisix werewhat we do know they n very ill that the police didn't take threats they received serious wilseriously. threats they say they conveyed to the authorities that went unheeded. >> that is john reporting for us live from athens. >> egypt's army chief was them to have immunity under the condition institution. institution -- constitution. we have obtained a copy of the recording that was not made public. the egypt's constitution was made public after he was deposed. it's not an immunity for fata it's for the institution. the military institution is the backbone of the state in light of the current circumstances. the current constitution should consider that. the military ininstitution should be protectedded in the constitution for the next 15 years. tunisia's new internal prime minister will be appointed. this is to end polit

last month, parliament voted to suspend state funding of golden dawn. the government has warned against any extrajudicial settling of scores. of the pakistani taliban and has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. as the pakistani government try to reach a cease- fire with the telegram. pakistani officials say four other officials were killed in the strike. there was a bombing that killed seven u.s. security officials from an afghan military base in 2009. it was reported he had been killed three years ago, but later resurfaced. snowden seek asylum in germany next? there is heated debate on that question just a week after allegations that the nsa was tapping angela merkel's mobile phone. it is the most serious diplomatic tensions since germany opposed the u.s.-led iraq invasion. according to a german lawmaker, american met in moscow. crowded into the press conference to see what there was to say about the meeting with edward snowden and the letter to the government. edward snowden be willing to talk to german investigators or politicians or even come to ger