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searching the area around t solano county fairgrounds... now late details o >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. we're following two developing stories now. after searching the area around the solano county fairgrounds, now late details on a new focus in the search for sandra coke. the federal investigator went missing last weekend.
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we're also keeping our eye on the white house where the president is expected to make his first comments after canceling his summit with president putin. good afternoon, i'm juliette goodrich. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. michelle griego is off. breaking news on the amber alert for a missing san diego teen. deputies in cascade, idaho, say they have found james dimaggio's car. witnesses also spotted two people who matched the description of dimaggio and the missing teen camping in the area. authorities have been looking for them since a woman and child's body were found in dimaggio's burned home in san diego county sunday. they believe he kidnapped the woman's 16-year-old daughter hannah anderson. police believe dimaggio booby- trapped his blue nissan versa. authorities are searching the car to make sure it is safe. horseback riders came across a man and girl matching their description on wednesday.
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>> came across a man and a woman that they believed were possibly james dimaggio and hannah anderson, the two individuals we have been obviously looking for, for the last week. this morning, about 8:00, the blue nissan versa was discovered covered in brush, the license plates had been removed. but local law enforcement in the area were able to confirm through the v.i.n. number that the vehicle did belong to dimaggio. >> authorities say they appeared to be camping, backpacking and tent. search teams hope they will find hannah alive. right now we're standing by for a press conference by president obama. a live look inside the white house. the president will address the latest terror alert. he is expected to answer reporter questions on the security situation that led the government to close nearly two dozen embassies and consulates
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in the middle east and northern africa. top u.s. and russian diplomats are working in washington to repair damage caused after russia granted edward snowden asylum. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart opened a meeting a couple of hours ago. kerry says they need to make progress on global trouble spots including syria. meantime, the state department is warning americans to avoid traveling to pakistan. that's after a specific threat forced the consulate there to evacuate. tina kraus has the latest. >> reporter: a threat to the u.s. consulate in pakistan's second largest city lahore has forced american diplomats out. the u.s. government ordered all nonessential staff to leave the area because of a possible attack. the consulate was already scheduled to be closed through sunday for a muslim holiday. >> this is a period where historically you have seen terrorist groups trying to
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attack. and so that adds to the sense of anxiety. >> reporter: the state department is advising u.s. citizens not to travel to pakistan. but u.s. officials say the consulate closure in lahore is not related to the closing of 19 u.s. diplomatic out posts throughout the middle east and north africa earlier this week. u.s. intelligence officials intercepted a message from al qaeda's top leader about plans for a major attack. the state department also ordered americans out of yemen and issued a global travel alert through the end of august. security forces are on high alert across the muslim world as millions celebrate the end of ramadan. gunmen shattered celebrations in quetta friday morning kill at least six-pack stan anies outside -- this is a cbs news special report. caused the evacuation today
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of the u.s. consulate in lahore, pakistan. we are told the president is going to start by announcing he intends to cooperate with congress in working out reforms to the national security agency which a rising number of members of congress in both parties have said is infringeing on the privacy of millions of americans. our chief white house correspondent major garrett is in the east room of the white house. and as we await the president, major, what is this all about? and why now all of a sudden? >> why now, bob, is because its president wants to wade in and be responsive to the criticism in congress, that the surveillance programs are too sweeping and the public doesn't understand enough about them. so the president for the first time since the government surveillance and foreign surveillance act of 1978 was put in motion will call for a privacy add o have-- advocate before the secretive court that
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approves all requests by the government to surveil either e-mail, internet or telephone data in this country. just one example of how wide-sweeping that surveillance is and how this court is kind of a rubber stamp n 2012, there were 1788 requests put before this court. every single one of them was approved. today the president will say there needs to be an adversarial voice in there to say the privacy and civil liberties need to be a jude cated before the secret court before the surveillance can go forward. that is a historic change the president will call for. congress has been asking for it. the president expects some action on this change by the end of this year, bob? >> all right, and here comes the president now. he's also going to announce he will point-- appoint a commission to report back in 60 days on improvements that can be made. >> over the past few weeks i've been you can talk you can about what i believe should be our number one priority of the country, building a better bargain for the middle class and for americans who want to work their way not middle class.
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at the same time, i'm focused on my number one responsibility as commander in chief. and that's keeping the american people safe. in recent days we've been reminded, once again, about the threats to our nation. as i said at national defense university back in may, in meeting those threats, we have to strike the right balance between protecting our security and preserving our freedoms. and as part of this rebalancing, i called for a review of our surveillance programs. unfortunately rather than an orderly and lawful process to debate these issues and come up with appropriate reforms, repeated leaks of classified information have initiated the debate in a very passionate but not always fully informed way. now keep in mind that as a senator i expressed a healthy skepticism about these programs. and as president i have taken steps to make sure that they have strong oversight by all three
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branches of government, and clear safeguards to prevent abuse and protect the rights of the american people. but given the history of abuse by governments, it's right to ask questions about surveillance. particularly as technology is reshaping every aspect of our lives. i'm also mindful of how these issues are viewed overseas. because american leadership around the world depends upon the example of american democracy and american openness. because what make us different from other countries is not simply our ability to secure our nation, it's the way we do it. with open debate and democratic process. in other words, it's not enough for me as president to have confidence in these programs. the american people need to have confidence in them as well. and that's why over the last few weeks i've consulted members of congress who come at this issue from many different perspectives. i've asked the privacy and civil liberties oversight
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board to review where our counterterrorism efforts and our values come in. and i directed my national security team to be more transparent and pursue reforms of our la you-- laws and practise. so today i would like to discuss four specific step, not all inclusive but some specific steps that we're going to be taking very shortly to move the debate forward. first, i will work with congress to pursue appropriate reforms to section 215 of the patriot act. the program that collects telephone records. as i've said, this program is an important tool in our effort to disrupt terrorist plots. and it does not allow the government to listen to any phone calls without a warrant. but given the scale of this program, i understand the concern of those who would worry that it could be subject to abuse. so after having a dialogue with members of congress and civil libertarians, i believe that there are steps we can take to give american people additional confidence
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that there are additional safeguards against abuse. for instance, we can take steps to put in place greater oversight, greater transparency, and constraints on the use of this authority. so i look forward to working with congress to meet those objectives. second, i'll work with congress to improve the public's confidence in the oversight conducted by the foreign intelligence surveillance corp. known as the fisc. it was created by congress to provide judicial review of certain intelligence activities so that a federal judge must find that our actions are consistent with the constitution. however, to build greater confidence, i think we should consider some additional changes to the fisc. one of the concerns that people raise is that a judge reviewing a request from the government to conduct surveillance only hears one side of the story. it may tilt it too far in favor of security. may not pay enough attention to liberty. and while i've got confidence in the court and
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i think they've done a fine job, i think we can provide greater assurances that the court is looking at these issues from both perspectives. security and privacy. so specifically, we can take steps to make sure civil liberties, concerns have an independent voice in appropriate cases by ensuring that the government's position is challenged by an adversary. number three, we can and must be more transparent. so i've directed the intelligence community to make public as much information about these programs as possible. we have already declassified unprecedented information about the nsa. but we can go further. so at my direction the department of justice will make public the legal rational for the government's collection activities under section 215 of the patriot act. the nsa is taking steps to put in place a full-time civil liberties and privacy officer. and released information that details its mission, authorities and oversight. and finally the intelligence
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community is creating a web site that will serve as a hub for further transparency. and this will give americans and the world the ability to learn more about what our intelligence communities does and what it doesn't do; how it carries out its mission; and why it does so. fourth, we're forming a high-level group of outside experts to review our entire intelligence communications technologies. we need new thinking for a newera. we now have to unravel terrorist plots by finding a needle in a hey stake of global telecommunications. and meanwhile technology has given governments, including our own, unprecedented capability to monitor communications. so i'm tasking this independent group to step back and review our capabilities. particularly our surveillance technologies. and they'll consider how we can maintain the trust of the people, how we can make sure that they're absolutely
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is no abuse in terms of how these surveillance technologies are used. ask how surveillance impacts our foreign policy, particularly in an age when more and more information is becoming public. and they will provide an interim report in 60 days and a final report by the end of this year so that we can move forward with a better understanding of how these programs impact our security, our privacy, and our foreign policy. so all these steps are designed to insurance that the american people can trust that our efforts are in line with our interests and our values. and to others around the world, i want to make clear once again that america is not interested in spying on ode people. our intelligence is focused above all on finding the information that's necessary to protect our people and in many cases protect our allies. it's true. we have significant capabilities. what's also true is we show a restraint that many governments around the world
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don't even think to do. refuse to show. and that includes, by the way, some of america's most vocal critics. we shouldn't forget the difference between the ability of our government to collect information on-line under strict guidelines and for narrower purposes, and the willingness of some other governments to throw their own citizens in prison for what they say on-line. and let me close with one additional thought. the men and women of our intelligence community work every single day to keep us safe because they love this country, and believe in our values. they're patriots. and i believe that those who have lawfully raised their voices on behalf of privacy and civil liberties are also patriots who love our country and want it to live up to our highest ideas. so this is how we're going to resolve our differences in the united states, through vigorous public debate, guided by our constitution, with reference for our history as a nation
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of laws, and with respect for the facts. so with that i'm going to take some questions. and let's see who we've got here. we're going start with julyie pace of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. i wanted to ask about some of the foreign policy fallout from the disclosure of the nsa programs that you discussed. your spokesman said yesterday that there's no question that the u.s. relationship with russia has gotten worse since vladimir putin took office. how much of that decline do you attribute to mr. putin, given that you seem to have had a good working relationship with his predecessor? also, will there be any additional punitive measures taken against russia for granting asylum to edward snowden, or is cancelling the suspect summit really all you can do given the host of issues the u.s. needs russian cooperation for. thank you. >> good. i think there's always been some tension in the u.s.-russian relationship after the fall of the soviet union. there's been cooperation in some areas.
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there's been competition in others. it is true that in my first four years in working with president medvedev we made a lot of progress. we got start done, or the start 2 done. we were able to cooperate together on iran sanctions. they provided us help in terms of supplying our troops in afghanistan. we were able to get russia into the wto which is not just good for russia, it's good for our companies and businesses because they are more likely then to follow international norms and rules. so there's been a lot of good work that has been done. and that is going to continue to be done. what's also true is that when president putin, who was prime minister when medvedev was president, came back into power, i think we saw more rhetoric on the russian side that was anti-american, that played into some of the old stereotypes about the cold war contest between the
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united states and russia. and i have encouraged mr. putin to think forward, as opposed to backwards, on those issues, with mixed success. and i think the latest ep seed-- episode is just one more in a number of emerging differences that we've seen over the last several months around syria, around human rights issues, where you know t is probably appropriate for us to take a pause, reassess where it is that russia is going, what our core interests are, and calculate the relationship so that we're doing things that are good for the united states, and hopefully good for russia as well but recognizing that there are just going to be some differences and we're not going to be able to
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completely disguise them. and that's okay. keep in mind that although i'm not attending the summit, i'll still be going to st. petersberg because russia is hosting the g-20. that's important business in terms of our economy and our jobs and all the issues that are a concern to americans. i know that one questions that's been raised is how do we approach the olympics. i want to just make very clear right now, i do not think it's appropriate to boycott the olympics. we've got a bunch of americans out there who are training hard, who are doing everything they can to succeed. nobody's more offended than me by some of the anti-gay and lesbian legislation that you've been seeing in russia. but as i said, just this week, i have spoken out against that not just with respect to russia but a number of other countries where we continue to do work with them, but we have a strong disagreement on this issue.
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and one of the things i'm really looking forward to is maybe some gay and lesbian athletes bringing home the gold or silver or bronze, which i think would go a long way in rejecting the kind of attitudes that we're seeing there. and if russia doesn't have gay or lesbian athletes, then it would probably make their team weaker. >> keep in mind that our decision to not participate in the summit was not simply around mr. snowden. it had to do with the fact that, frankly, on a whole range of issues where we think we can make some progress, russia has not moved. and so we don't consider that strictly punitive we're going to asset-- assess where the relationship can advance u.s. interests and increase peace and stability
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and prosperity around the world where. it k we're going to keep on working with them. where we have differences, we're going to say so clearly. and my hope is that over time mr. putin and russia recognize that rather than a zero sum competition, in fact f the two countries are working together, we can probably advance the betterment of both peoples. chuck todd. >> thank you, mr. president. given that you just announced a whole bunch of reforms based on, essentially, the leaks that edward snowden made on all of these surveillance programs, does that change-- has your mind-set changed about him? he is now more whistle-blower than he is a hacker as you called him at one point, or somebody that should be filed charges. and should he be provided more protection? is he a patriot? you just used those words. and just to follow up on the
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personal, i want to foum on a personal -- >> i want to make sure everybody is asking one question, would be helpful. >> i understand t was part of a question that you didn't answer. can you get-- can you get stuff done with russia, big tough done without having a good personal relationship with putin? >> i don't have a bad personal relationship with putin am when we have conversations they're candid, they're blunt. oftentimes they're constructive. i know the press likes to focus on body language and he's kind that kind of slouch, looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. but the truth is that when we're in conversations together, oftentimes it's very productive. so the issue here really has to do with where do they want to take russia. it's substantive on a policy front. and no, right now this is just a matter of where mr. putin and the russian
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people want to go. i think if they are looking forward into the 21st century, and how they can advance their economy and make sure that some of our joint concerns around counterterrorism are managed effectively, then i think we can work together. if issues are framed as, if you as a-- russia should be against it or we're going to be finding ways where we can poke each other at every opportunity, then probably we don't get as much stuff done. see now i've forgotten your first question which presumably was the more important one. i don't think mr. snowden was a patriot. as i said in my opening remarks, i called for a thorough review of our surveillance operations before mr. snowden made these leaks. my preference, and i think
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the american's people's preference would have been for a lawful, orderly, examination of these laws. a thoughtful, fact-based debate that would then lead us to a better place. because i never made claims that all its surveillance technologies that have developed since the time some of these laws had been put in place, somehow didn't require potentially some additional reforms. that's exactly what i call for. so the fact is, is that mr. snowden has been charged with three felonies. if, in fact, he believes that what he did was right then like every american citizen, can come here, appear before the court with a lawyer. and make his case.
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if the concern was that somehow this was the only way to get this information out to the public, i signed an executive order well mr. mr. snowden leaked this information that provided whistle-blower protection to the intelligence community, for the first time. so there were other avenues available for somebody whose conscience was stirred and thought that they needed to question government actions. but having said that, once the leaks have happened, what we've seen is information come out in dribs and in drabs, sometimes coming outsideways. once the information is out, the administration comes in, tries to correct the record but by that time, it's too late or we've moved on. and a general impression has, i think, taken hold not only among the american public but also around the world,
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that shower's out there wily nilly just sucking in information on everybody, and doing what we please with it. now that's not the case. our laws specifically prohibit us from surveiling u.s. persons without a warranting. and there are a whole range of safeguards that have been put in place to make sure that that basic principles is abided by. but what is clear is that whether because of the instinctive bias of the intelligence community to keep everything very close, and probably what is a fair criticism is my assumption that if we had checks and balances from the courts and congress, that that traditional system of checks and balances would be enough to give people assurance
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that these programs were run properly. you know, that assumption, i think, proved to be undermined by what happened after the leaks. i think people have questions about this program. and so as a consequence, i think it is important for us to go ahead and answer these questions. what i am going to be pushing the ic to do is rather than have a trunk come out here and a leg out there and a tail come out there, let's just put the whole elephant out there so people know exactly what they're looking at. let's examine what is working, what's not. are there additional protections that can be put in place? and let's move forward. and there's no doubt that mr. snowden's leaks triggered a much more rapid and passionate response than
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would have been the case if i had simply appointed this review board to go through, and i sat down with congress and we had worked this thing through. it would have been less exciting. it would not have generated as much press. i actually think we would have gotten to the same place. and we would have done so without putting at risk our national security and some very vital ways that we are able to get intelligence that we need to secure the country. major garrett. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to ask you about this debate that's playing itself out in editorial pages and blogoschfear ian the senate caw sus-- caucus about the choice you will event you allly mack by the federal reserve chairman. there is a perception among democrats that larry summers has the inside track and perhaps you made assures about that. the vice chair of the federal reserve, there are many women that believe they bleaking the glass ceiling would be important and
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important. are you annoyed by this debate, do you find it unseemly and dow believe this will be one of the most important if not the most important economic decisions you will make in the remainder of your presidency? >> it is definitely one of the most important economic decisions that i will make in the remainder of my presidency. the federal reserve chairman is not just one of the most important economic policymakers in america, its-- he or she is one of the most important policy makers in the world. and that person, presumably, will stay on after i'm president. so this along with supreme court appointments is probably as important a decision as i make as president. i have a range of outstanding candidates. you've mentioned two of them. mr. summers and mr. yel yell-- yellin, ms. yellin. and they're both terrific people i think its
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perception that mr. summers might have an insight track simply had to do with a bunch of attacks that i was hearing on mr. summers preemptively which is sort of a standard washington exercise, that i don't like. because when somebody has worked hard for me and worked hard on behalf of the american people, and i know the quality of those people and i see them getting slapped around in the president for no reason, before they've even been nominated for anything, then i want to make sure that somebody is standing up for them. i felt the same way when people were attacking susan rice before she was nominated for anything. so you know, i tend to defend folks who i think have done a good job and don't deserve attacks. but i consider them both outstanding candidates. my main criteria, i've stated this before but i
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want to repeat it, my main criteria for the fed reserv reserve-- reserve chairman is somebody who understands they've got a dual mandate. a critical part of the job is making sure that we keep inflation in check, that our monetary policy is sound, that the dollar is sound. those are all critical components of the job. and we've seen what happens when the fed's not paying attention. we saw prior to paul volcker coming into place, inflation shooting up. in ways that really damaged the real economy. but the other mandate is full employment. and right now, you know, if you look at the biggest challenges we have, its challenge is not inflation, the challenge is we've still got too many people out of work, too many long-term unemployed. too much slack in the economy.
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The Krah returns to London for a new solo show this week at the Lava Gallery in Carnaby Street.
"Brought up in the Mediterranean chaos of Europe's most ancient city, ironically the one that gave birth to democracy. The KRAH was always fascinated by the urban disorder of his hometown of Athens, Greece (where the priests are the richest men and the sunstroke makes the nation think that democracy still exists.)
As vandalism was the most fun thing to do, THE KRAH started painting the streets and the subway trains of Athens in 1997, but his graffiti, stickers and street-art can also be seen in the streets all over Europe and cities such as Tokyo and Bangok."
The opening night will see the release of the artist newest limited edition four colour screen print. More info on the show over on the Facebook event page.
Opening Party: Thursday,14 April from 6 — 9.30pm
Exhibition: Thursday, 14 April — 20 April 2011
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Lovely accomodation, really nice big bedrroom, everything clean and well provided for. Well recommended, would stay here again. Only thing is was locating the property due to the fact that external renovations in the area have covered everything in scaffolding. Best thing is to concentrate on the photo and look for the red wooden fence on the right.
Room was clean and as described, situated in a great location. Very good value for the price, i would stay again.
It was not too bad although we were very allergic to dustmites.
Great Room - Near the centre and transport links!!!
Everything is like described by Kazzos. Its a very fair offer. The checkin proceeding has been uncomplicated. The appartment was routinely cleaned by a service. I would book anytime again. Best wishes, Mark.
Nice place, good localisation and comunication
Kazzos was a very friendly host. Whilst he was not there himself, he made sure all the necessary instructions to getting into the house and staying there were very clear. The room is small and cosy and good for a short stay! Thank you Kazzos!
Kazzos was a very friendly host. Whilst he was not there himself, he made sure all the necessary instructions to getting into the house and staying there were very clear. The room is small and cosy and good for a short stay! Thank you Kazzos!
Good, clean apartment with spacious rooms and a great location! We got all the necessary information prior to our arrival and had no problems whatsoever. A very nice stay!
The room is perfect for several days. It's big, the bed is comfortable and the sofa is great to sit after a long wallking day. The bathroom and the shower are clean.
The kitchen has all the stuffs needed to cook, everybody keep it properly.
The only inconvenience is a noisy plumbing, That's not a problem for people who can sleep without problem like us.
This room would be great if the landlador would pay attention to the garden, currently it's not possible have access because the door is close.
The location is close to markets where you can buy everything you need. You will find a bus stop and underground line in less than 10 minutes connected perfectly with the center town.
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Bernadina striving for role with Reds
Outfielder could provide another strong left-handed bat off the bench.
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Roger Bernadina was born in Curacao, The Netherlands Antibes, and still lives there, but it is not appropriate to call him, "The Little Dutch Boy."
He is a big man at 6-foot-2 and 210 pound. He is soft-spoken, barely talks above a whisper, making him the poster boy for Teddy Roosevelt's famous quote, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
The 29-year-old outfielder is in the Cincinnati Reds spring training camp as a free agent minor-league signee, but was invited to the big league camp.
And so far he is making the best and the most of it, trying to impress manager Bryan Price and general manager Walt Jocketty enough to wriggle his way onto the Opening Day roster.
Price has noticed. After a productive 2012 season with the Washington Nations, mostly off the bench, Bernadina nearly disappeared from the face of the baseball earth last year.
In 2012 he hit .291 in 129 games, but with only 261 plate appearances and had a .372 on-base average. He began last season with the Nationals and was hitting only .178 in 162 at-bats and was released. The Philadelphia Phillies signed him and he hit .187 in 83 plate appearances and then became a free agent.
"When you look at his numbers, he was really a prolific hitter in the minors at the high levels, Double-A and Triple-A," said Price. "He is a real nice player and there were times in Washington when I surprised he didn't play more."
His full name is Rogerarvin Argelo Bernadina, "Just call me Roger," and he was signed in 2000 by the Montreal Expos when he was 17. It took him eight years to get to the majors and by then the Expos had moved to Washington.
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"We're just getting to know him because you always know more about your own players than somebody else's," said Price. "We were always impressed with him, I sure was, because he has good strike zone discipline, he is a tough out, puts the ball in play, runs the bases, is a plus defender. He can bunt. He does a lot of things well.
"So I don't know why he had the setback last year, why it was more of a struggle," said Price. "Maybe it was playing time, maybe there was an injury involved, although I don't know of any."
Price, though, is judging him on what he sees right now and says, "I do know he has been one of the most impressive players we've had in camp up to this point."
It wasn't an injury. It was playing time.
"Naw, I wasn't hurt," he said. "I came to spring training last year late after playing in the World Baseball Classic (for The Netherlands) and I never really got into any groove. I was searching for my swing the entire season.
"It's hard, too, coming off the bench when you've been a starter all your life," he said. "But you have to do whatever you have to do."
And Bernadina knows that if he sticks with the Reds it will be as a left-handed bat off the bench and a fifth outfielder behind Jay Bruce, Ryan Ludwick, Billy Hamilton and Chris Heisey.
And that's fine with him.
"Things happen for a reason and I'm here now and I plan to make the best of it," said Bernadina. "We'll see how things go. Whatever they want, I'll try to do my part to help the team win."
Although he was a late signee this spring -- just two weeks before camp opened -- he said he had some other options, but chose the Reds.
"This is a good team and they were always tough to play against," he said. "Now I'm part of it and I'll do whatever it is they want, make the best out of it. This team was my best option, they wanted me, so I told my agent, 'Get me on the Reds.'"


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October 2, 1956
GOODWINv.ALLEGHENY COUNTY, APPELLANT.
Appeal, No. 171, April T., 1956, from judgment of Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, April T., 1956, No. 1316, in case of Bernard H. Goodwin v. County of Allegheny. Judgment reversed.
Maurice Louik, Assistant County Solicitor, with him Nathaniel K. Beck, County Solicitor, for appellant.
William L. Shaffer, for appellee.
Before Rhodes, P.j., Hirt, Gunther, Wright, Woodside, Ervin, and Carr, JJ.
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This is an appeal by the County of Allegheny from a judgment entered by the court below in favor of plaintiff, Bernard H. Goodwin, Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County, on a case stated in assumpsit.
The Act of December 22, 1955, P.L. 788, No. 278, amending the Second Class County Code, section 1810,
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Act of July 28, 1953, P.L. 723, Art. XVIII, 16 PS § 2151-1810, provides, inter alia, for an increase in the annual salary of the Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County of one thousand dollars, that is, from five thousand five hundred dollars to six thousand five hundred dollars.
The judgment is for the increased salary for the month of January, 1956, as provided by the Act of 1955.
The Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, sitting in banc, held that Article III, § 13 of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania which prohibits the increase or decrease in the salary or emoluments of a public officer after his election or appointment was not applicable. The County of Allegheny thereupon appealed to this Court.
Although Goodwin is the only named plaintiff, other county officers of the County of Allegheny have stipulated that they will be bound by the final judgment in this case with respect to any claim for the salary increase which they might have under said act.*fn1 They are all public officers.
At the municipal election held on November 8, 1955, Goodwin was elected to the office of Register of Wills and ex officio Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County for a term of four years beginning on the first Monday of January, 1956. All the requisite formalities preliminary to his assuming office were completed prior to December 22, 1955, except the administration of the oath of office which was accomplished on December 30, 1955. He entered upon the duties of his office on Monday, January 2, 1956.
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Article III, § 13 of the Constitution provides: "No law shall extend the term of any public Officer, or increase or diminish his salary or emoluments, after his election or appointment." PS Const., Art. III, § 13.
The court below was of the opinion that the initial requisite of this prohibition is that, at the time of the salary increase, the person involved must be a public officer who has fully qualified for the office and is actually serving the term for which the increase is provided. Applying this interpretation to Goodwin, the court found that on the effective date of the Act of 1955 he had not taken his oath of office for the new term, and that therefore the act as applying thereto was not in contravention of the constitutional provision.
We are unable to agree that such a construction of the Constitution was intended by its framers. Any provision of the Constitution must be interpreted in the popular sense and as understood by the people who adopted it. Com. v. Dabbierio, 290 Pa. 174, 178, 138 A. 679. Moreover, the entire section must be construed as a whole in order to ascertain its meaning. Long v. Cheltenham Township School Distric, 269 Pa. 472, 475, 112 A. 545.
The court below, in concluding that the term "public Officer" limited the prohibition of the section as to the time of its application, considered only a part of the entire section and ignored the phrase "after his election," which clearly and specifically expresses the effective time. The term "public Officer" as used in this section is merely descriptive; it defines the offices to which the section is applicable. See Com. ex rel. Wolfe v. Moffitt, 238 Pa. 255, 262, 86 A. 75; Richie v. Philadelphia, 225 Pa. 511, 513, 74 A. 430. Cf. Snyder v. Barber, 378 Pa. 377, 380, 106 A.2d 410. Although to that extent the term is descriptive, it cannot be isolated in
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ascertaining the scope of the prohibition. When considered with the remainder of the section, especially the phrase "after his election," the term "public Officer" cannot be said to require that the officer must be one who has fully qualified and is serving in the office when the law purporting to change his salary becomes effective. If this had been the intention of the framers of the Constitution, it would not have been necessary to use the phrase "after his election"; the mere use of the term "public Officer" would have supplied all the qualifying requisites needed to apply the constitutional provision. But the phrase "after his election" may not be treated as meaningless. Therefore, we think it is apparent that the prohibition is applicable to those persons who have been elected to offices which are occupied by public officers, and that it becomes effective immediately after the election.
As we view it, the phrase "after his election" does not mean after the oath of office is taken and the new term has begun. In its popular sense, as well as in its technical sense, the phrase simply means after the day on which the officer is elected, that is, the municipal election in the instant case. Article XIV, § 2 of the Pennsylvania Constitution, PS Const., Art. XIV, § 2, provides, that, "County officers shall be elected at the municipal elections ..." See, also, section 602 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, Act of June 3, 1937, P.L. 1333, 25 PS § 2752. The Code in section 102 (f), 25 PS § 2602 (f) provides that the word "election" shall mean "any general, municipal, special or primary election, unless otherwise specified." Although there may be delays in the determination of the successful candidate, the fact remains that the officer is elected on the day the ballots are cast notwithstanding that he does not take his oath or assume the duties of the office until a later date.
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In McKinney v. County of Northumberland, 75 Pa. Superior Ct. 581, 583, this Court held that the prohibition in Article III, § 13 of the Constitution was not applicable to a public officer who was appointed to fill a vacancy after the passage of a statute increasing the salary of the office. The appointed officer was entitled to the increased salary even though his predecessor, who died in office, would not have been entitled to it because the law was enacted after he was elected. The argument that the constitutional prohibition applied to the term of office was rejected on the basis that the provision in the Constitution makes it clear that the time of election or appointment is determinative. We there said (page 583 of 75 Pa. Superior Ct.): "... the status of the officer is determined at the time of his appointment or election. ... [And] any law affecting his salary passed after the date of his appointment or election will not apply to him." See, also, Evans v. Luzerne County, 54 Pa. Superior Ct. 44, 46, 47; Lewis v. Lackawanna County, 200 Pa. 590, 597, 50 A. 162; Com. ex rel. Woodring v. Walter, 274 Pa. 553, 557, 118 A. 510.
In Sellers v. Upper Moreland Township School District, 385 Pa. 278, 122 A.2d 800, our Supreme Court recently held that the constitutional prohibition of Article III, § 13, was applicable to a situation factually more significant than that in the instant case. A statute had been passed prior to the election providing for an increase in the emoluments of the public officer involved. The act was not immediately effective but provided that it should become operative on a date which was after the election but prior to the beginning of the new term. In applying the constitutional prohibition, the Supreme Court said (page 282 of 385 Pa., page 802 of 122 A.2d): "'The Act ..., it is true, was
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passed after the nomination of the plaintiff for his present office and before his election but the important fact is that its effect was to increase his compensation after his election and this the Constitution prohibits.'"
A similar conclusion is inescapable in the instant case. The fact that the legislation was introduced in the Legislature prior to Goodwin's election is immaterial. The controlling consideration is whether the act provides for an increase in salary to be effective after the election. Under the circumstances of this case, the Act of 1955, as to Goodwin, would clearly fall within the constitutional prohibition. It is not necessary, however, to declare the act generally unconstitutional; it is only violative of the Constitution to the extent that it purports to apply to Goodwin in the present situation. See Harris Appeal, 154 Pa. Superior Ct. 659, 663, 37 A.2d 21. Moreover, we have no reason to believe that the Legislature intended that the salary increase should apply to those public officers whe were elected prior to its enactment, as there is a presumption that the Legislature did not intend to violate the Constitution. Statutory Construction Act of May 28, 1937, P.L. 1019, § 52 (3), 46 PS § 552 (3). We are only obliged to conclude that the act cannot be presently applied without doing violence to the Constitution. As we have said the proscription of Article III, § 13, is an inexorable one, and it may not be avoided by indirection. Loushay Appeal, 169 Pa. Superior Ct. 543, 548, 83 A.2d 408, affirmed 370 Pa. 453, 88 A.2d 793.
Judgment is reversed, and here entered for defendant.
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Hi Clo
Nice to speak on Skype last night. Things are ticking along OK here. Weather has not been half as bad as predicted. Winds never appeared, so awning has gone back up and we are spending more time outside. Had to change the duvet over to a thicker one as night temps getting down to below 10 degrees.
Been on our own now for a while and settling into a routine. Played Petanque again today – Mum won , I lost. Lost at Bingo too. Not my lucky day – just hope the Clarets win against Donny tonight. Make up for everything – unfortunately they didn't. Bad luck always comes in threes, at least that's over for the day.
Another 2 points chucked down the drain. If they are not very careful they will find themselves in the bottom half of the table!
Sunny again today after a mini-blow last night. We have decided that a 'Safari/Privacy Room' at this time of year in Spain with the limited sunshine hours and low sun – is just not worth it. Even if we eat in the awning at around 6pm, we still have to go inside shortly afterwards. It's dark and chilly. Also the awning blocks out the little sun we have – so we have decided that a full awning is just not sensible at this time of the year. Perhaps we'll go for a partial or just windblockers when we get further south. We have so much equipment that seems redundant now that the safari room is packed away. You got to remember that it was fully furnished, so everything surplus is now stuck under the wag. We even bought extra lighting and an electric radiator for it recently – how stupid is that! Oh well, perhaps they will come in useful should we see a need for it in Marbella.
We have just returned from a cycle trip to Oropesa which is the next small town north of here. There is a very good cycle path which has replaced the old railway line, and yes, obviously the tracks have been taken off and tarmaced! It's a very pleasant coastal ride with good views across the sea, dad reckons it's a total of 16 kms, and I can tell that by the way he is now walking! Oropesa is just a small coastal town with a wide clean sandy beach in a bay with a back drop of a handful of high rise flats and hotels and a marina. We stopped and had a coffee and a plate of calamares, explored a little further along the coastal road to the lighthouse, and then home. I am very impressed with all the money that has gone into re-developing and promoting this area, and then I realised it is EU funded, so really we have all contributed towards it, so it's pleasing that we are now enjoying it!!!
Been on a coach trip to Valencia today. Unfortunately I think the tour guide was trying to see how quickly she could show us around the city sites. On the good side it was definitely dad's type of touring, you know what I mean – this is the Cathedral, this is the town square and onto the next point of interest. Talk about a whistle stop sightseeing morning. Then after visiting the 'Fallas' museum, they had the cheek to give us 4 hours to 'kill' in an area of little interest away for the city centre!!! I know it was close to a shopping centre, which normally I would be quite happy to stroll around, but seeing as I am not in the market for high heel shoes or an little evening number, it was of little interest to me. I know Chloe you will be shocked by this comment.
Just a short comment of the 'Fallas' museum - the exhibits are all from the Fallas festival held in the Valencia region in the week leading up to 19 March. Effigies are made, and these are as big as a building, very complex, and are constructed in different areas of the city as well as in smaller towns, only to be burnt on the final night. There are other events during the week – involving fireworks, parades and displays of flowers. It seems quite spectacular from the photos and examples of the best papier-mâché statutes in the museum. Well worth googling for more information. We are now trying to organise our return trip to tie in with this festival so we can spend some time enjoying and watching these festivities.
Bill and Sue set off for Benidorm on Sunday – after a rather late night – see below!! We should see them again at the weekend.
It has been quite a busy weekend as we discovered that the duet who entertained us at the Paella Party were at the restaurant on Saturday so a group of us went along for a meal and another good dance session was had by all. Sunday, I went for an 8-mile walk (at a very smartish pace I hasten to add) which on reflection was a good idea really as dad cooked one of his Paella Sunday lunches for 6 friends , so I didn't feel quite so bad when I had 'seconds'. Once again it was a great success! The men decided to continue the evening once us sensible ladies had departed, and it was a case of me supplying further sustenance in the form of chip butties to help soak the liquid up. Dad did seem a little worse for wear when he returned and after tripping up a couple of times fell comatose into bed and slept like a baby for 12 hours!
Another week for us and I'm still going to Pilates class and then it was off into Castellon for another 'all you can eat' at Wok King. I just know if Sue reads this she will be very jealous. There were 9 of us and we all managed plenty of courses, some more that others, and I am not naming any names, Billy!
It all sounds as though we are back on holiday when I re-read this letter, but you know it is hard work enjoying ourselves out here, you need to feel sorry for us!!! Anyway we now have a few quiet days of packing up the wag as we continue our travels further south to Benidorm on Thursday.
Look forward to our Skype this Wednesday,
Lots of Love
M and D
Hope the weather remains dry so the roof can be finished. Talking of which – we have STILL got water coming through the Heki roof light. Don't know how. It'll be more bodge tape!
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Dec 7: 7:30pm
Dec 8: 6:30am, 8:00am, and 5:30pm
Christmas Eve (Dec24):
5:00pm - Organist and members of the choir
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Please note there is no 6:00pm Mass
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