science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us for technology update on our g. much ado about something as france is paralyzed by riots over a retirement age increase and more angry protests are expected in the u.k. which has just announced its biggest social spending cuts since world war two experts say the massive public outrage is an overreaction. the man believed to be behind the attack on the chechen parliament may have been a regional militant demonstrate his strength to al-qaeda. and weak human trafficking laws in india says a shattered lives his village girls come to the big city promises of a better life and. around the clock around the world this is r.t. here in moscow in france public transport is paralyzed flights canceled and three million people protesting demanding the government backs down from retirement age reforms people took to the streets hurling stones and bottles burning cars and breaking windows and stores the protests erupted into violence after president nicolas sarkozy vowed his conservative party would press ahead with raising the retireme

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it's like, how much is that dog gs g doggie in the window? >> if they come from a puppy mill or a heavy breeder, you may pay more than you want to. >> her investigation shows that 9,000 puppies from missouri puppy mills were sold in california last year. high-volume breeders whose web sites paint pictures like these. but look at this video taken by the humane society investigator. what you don't see on the web sites. >> they could have up to 250, 300 dogs kept in a wire cage. they never have opportunity for exercise. the cages are rarely clean, they're very unsanitary conditions. you almost have to wear gas masks because the stench is overwhelming. >> they are bread as on whiften possible and the popular pups, shipped off and sold. hundreds of these puppies ended up in the bay area, 70% of them going to pet stores. according to the humane society in their investigation, they say you've received a lot of dogs from puppy mills. >> 63 of the dogs came here, to a pet shop in gilroy. this usda inspection report shows numerous animal welre violatio

much as possible. so bottom line is that again, proposition g does nothing to improve muni. on the other hand, we have a situation where if they talk about this as true collective bargaining and similar to all other city employee unions but what is -- it does is puts us in a separate category and bocks the arbitrators and negotiators in, a situation that no other public employee faces today. so we're asking the voters to join with us for real reform by voting no on proposition g. >> great. thank you. if passed, how would proposition g impact san francisco citizens? >> i think that's the biggest question and problem because proposition g will not improve service one bit. it will not add resources in terms of money for the system, won't put more buses out there. basically all it does is put the drivers as the main cause of the problem. there's nothing about management accountability, finances or the resources to make it run. >> thank you. i hope this is informational. for more voting information go to sfvotes.org and don't forget to vote on november 2. >> hello. my name is max

much. [applause] our next item is item g. i need a motion and a second. thank you. any items withdrawn are corrected by the superintendent? any items removed for first reading? any items covered by the board for discussion? commissioner norton: is mr. ghe available to talk about some of the issues? commissioner mendoza: w-7? any others? commissioner wynns: i wanted to sever k-8 and k- 12. i have another question about the consent calendar. i would like to ask the question about the administration of the current agenda for tonight goes the agenda. -- tonight's agenda. can i do that when we discuss the consent calendar? what would you suggest? >> we would need to find a procedure to be able to adequately agendize them. commissioner wynns: so i can't discuss them this evening? >> they were not posted on the agenda. commissioner wynns: okay. can i make a request that we find a place to discuss those? i know they are of the budget committee agenda. the ones on the budget committee agenda and not include tonight. how they go up through october 12. so i would not have an o

g develop. that fog combine in w ahit much cooler system in thhe pacific will bng us some big weekend changes. i'll havls daiet on that temperature drop coming up in my seven-day in minutes. >>> next week will mark 19 years since the infamous oakland hills fire. nearly 3,500 homes burned down, and dozens of people died. now some people say the city has dropped its guard when it comes to protecting the hillside. and especially scary thought during these dangerously hot and dry days. the number one concern. tracy? >> reporter: well, lisa, on days like today when fire danger is severe, the people who survived back in 1991 think about fire constantly. but they fear that the people who weren't here and didn't have to live through it don't share the same concerns. now, this was the spot where the oakland hills fire started on october 19th, 1991. 3,500 homes were wiped out and 25 people died. milt brown says today's hot, dry and windy weather reminds him of that fateful day when he watched his home go up in flames. but he says in recent years the city of oakland has stopped being so vigilant about ma

so far, the imf has failed, the g-20 hasn't got much further.. >> i think my bills are bigger than yours. >> boasting again, as always, ali. i think it's what you do with it, not how big it is. >> excellent. on that, let's find out how much we both know about this stuff. it is time for the quiz, the battle between richard and me. let's introduce the voice. hello, voice. >> hello, gentlemen. now, i know you're both g-20 experts, so, gee, i sure hope you get this first question right. which of these countries is not part of the g-20? a, argentina. b, turkey. "c "c c, south africa. d, spain. richard with a decisive ring and a decisive answer and you're right, richard. spain is the most populous country not included in the g-20. but south korea has invited spain to attend as a guest nation. richard on the board early 1-0. question two. according to the federal reserve bank, how long does the standard u.s. dollar bill last before it wears out. yes, it does wear out. a, 12 months. b, 22 months. c, 25 months. d, 18 months. ali? >> 25 months. >> i'm sor

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