the german semiconductor specialist sold off its cit unit to u.s. technology giant intel. for $1.40 billion. they are concentrating on its core segment. security and industrial chips. with more high-grade rates projected for 2011. >> back to you. >> here in germany, the christian democratic union has narrowly voted in favor of the procedure. it isesting and screening embryos before thethey are implanted. the issue is sensitive in germany because of experimentation along those lines carried out during the third reich. >> it has been a few successful good days for ange merkel. her partended up following her personal view of seeking to ban the procedure. this despite pleas from importers and -- supporters. >> 25 to 30 years ago we were locked in a discussion about in vitro fertilization. test-tube babies became the focus of such debate. all of us here today have friends, quinces, family who could not otherwise have had a child. we said at the time we cannot do this. what we now say we were wrong? >> merkel has taken the focus of internal rivals within her coalition. >> we hav

the german semiconductor specialist sold off its cit unit to u.s. technology giant intel. for $1.40 billion. they are concentrating on its core segment. security and industrial chips. with more high-grade rates projected for 2011. >> back to you. >> here in germany, the christian democratic union has narrowly voted in favor of the procedure. it is testing and screening embryos before thethey are implanted. the issue is sensitive in germany because of experimentation along those lines carried out during the third reich. >> it has been a few successful good days for angela merkel. her party ended up following her personal view of seeking to ban the procedure. this despite pleas from importers and -- supporters. >> 25 to 30 years ago we were locked in a discussion about in vitro fertilization. test-tube babies became the focus of such debate. all of us here today have friends, quinces, family who could not otherwise have had a child. we said at the time we cannot do this. what we now say we were wrong? >> merkel has taken the focus of internal rivals within her coalition. >>

but we sponsor the program in five cits across the united states including here in washington, d.c.,of the program we've seen over 1,500 children, many of them difficult to place, placed in loving, adoptive homes over the years and as you and i always tal about, it isn't just those 1,500 lives that you're changing meaningfully, it's the neighborhood, e family, it is the community, it's our country and generations of americans that we' changing. it's one of those great things that peopldo one to another that has radiating consequences. or doe'tally and vertically. >> unfortunately, we're out of time. camille, i know we want to get in there you don't jt have to adopt but you can donate time and resources, too, to help. >> that's right. please call the 800 number. >> there are the numbers up there. this has beenn inspiring half hour. want to thank you all for coming in and motivating, i think, some people out there. we appreciate it. and we thank you foratching us on "viewpoint." now back to news 4 today. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. >>> it's a crime that has shocked one v

and yet, as a set of bill clinton, once he got there his friends, cit is not a member of congress. president of the unitedstates, as commander-in-chief. and the whole world looks to him. it's not just the elect are it or electing senators and congress. the whole world, especially the democratic world, looks are him as global ships. as we look at bill clinton, the way he brought peace to bosnia. but even in domestic terms, how he dealt with the oklahoma city bombing, the fact there was terrorism coming from within the united states. it wasn't only those people out there. >> host: clinton brilliantly still a bond of republican quotes. he basically corrected the center. weather was welfare reform are balancing the budget or santa government is over. does that exist for this president and this incredibly polarized ideologically driven climate. even if you are so inclined? >> guest: i don't know. i do know that i would have to guess. >> host: is that carter? >> guest: i think -- i respect resident giovanna eagerness he, not only for his intellect, but i think he does have a great temperament. h

. >> in the united states ant antiimmigrant is the fad and sa francisco and we enjoy the diversity of the great city and although we are a sanctuary citany fine difficulties in finding work and a place to li live. >> and i was coming to the mission and because of the latino population and i spoke n english and i spout it wa thoug would be easier if i had those people around me. >> and this is one of the oldes law centers and it was organize in the 70's for the growing nee of legal services and particularly by the spanish speenspeaking immigrant communi and right now the most serious problem among latino workers is nonpayment of wages and injurie on the job and discrimination and those are huge issues and the lack of living wage jobs an the san francisco program has been around for 15 years now an provided a critical service to the community in the city and the gentleman on the corners an waiting for employers to pick them up. >> most are immigrants from mexico and central america and come here to work and picked up people that need a basement or attic to be cleans or lawn to b cleaned and people in the construction business that don'