fat >> you say the middle fosses versions so quickly to the fall could burst. >> we don't how much artificial stimulus is going on there they may pinch the netted state's to manufacture goodies. they do lot of our manufacturing for cheek. the thick or words are going to start raising interest rates a little bit. it as a slew of our economy abubble. when used oppenheim the abrupt appearance there slowdown would be much more dramatic. >> tuesday states that california will probably see more public spending cuts, more jobs being lost. >> the last four years of the bad, unemployment high that's a lot private-sector jobs your id companies have fired people during the slowdown in recession. what will happen now, or sing state budgets not been funded with taxes. therefore, will see more teachers laid off, prison guards laid-off or services cut. if the story for 2011 and 2012 will be more public jobs and housing benefits would take away from teachers i think it's going to be contributing to unemployment. the unemployment will be 9% by the end of 200011 it will move in the right direction but it isn't

neighborhood activists blamed the pollution for higher >>> san francisco's last fossing power plant willse december 31. the potrero hill is one of the dirtiest this is state. they blame it for respiratory problems. the state says the area will have enough power from a new under water cable coming from the east bay and cables from the peninsula. >>> in the sierra tonight, people are digging out from one of the biggest snow drops there in recent memory. a few days ago jonas tichenor was up to his knees. now it's waist high, shoulder high, and there is more coming. >> reporter: there new pacific storm isn't giving anybody a break. we are all again at the illustrious blue canyon. we haven't had time to dig out of this and that's what folks have really been doing here trying to dig out from the storm that we have faced last week. for those who call the high country home, it has been a wintry roller coaster. still, a novelty for some, dig the snow here, the rest are trying to dig out. >> rerun out when we can to get the mail and do errands and go back in. >> this is her first winter here and s

. >> all life as we know it requires hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur and foss faith. we have found one who can substitute one for the other. >> reporter: how big a deal is this? it's a great big rewrite a few paragraphs in the text book deal. it comes from a viability who says he is always interested in it. her laboratory? >> mona lake is 3 times the salt of seawater, it's like bleach, and got very high levels of arsenic so it's teaming with life. so this seemingly inhospitable environment teams with life like amanda gay and brian shrimp and is a major stop for migratory birds. >> reporter: they watched the bacterium alter the very building blocks of life. >> arsenic would be substituting for phosphorus in the backbone of dna and you can see how critical this component of the dna might be. >> reporter: it could grow crops without phosphorus fertilizer or growing energy or which planets to visit. >> here is an element, arsenic, we thought was very toxic and boy, life can accommodate that. >> we need to know more about those types of things as we explore mars because it

prince charles prime minister david cameron and david beckham who believes the foss executive committee can be trusted to judge england's bid on its merits after fears british media reports alleging corruption could have a negative impact on the twenty two men who will decide the outcome however the former england captain is satisfied with this one conference presentation to get a fair hearing from football's governing body. i think that we can trust every one of the members here the end of the day the football people and they're going to warm. up in you know in the best country that i think use it could host you know the biggest sporting event in the world so i was interested i think it's hard to tell you know it's hard to tell where the deaf and you go. you know you get a good trading firm of some of the members that we've met over the last couple of days so you need to get a good feeling but you can never guarantee that. and while much attention turns to the world cup both the russian champions zinny to continue to dominate and group g. in the europa league action after the laces hom

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report thank you max all right when we come back i'm talking with still otherwise known as nicole foss who'll be talking to us about what's happening up there in canada state. that are killing our. allies. of course and that's never a. song from the skull still. i think garbage every day. before our trouble to memory. so much so long time. ago. i was. i was ashamed that i. i was so sure that i had. to go. where i would go. forward. where i would go in the words or i think. that i was a good soldier. most older on the other side and i think i'm just a good. more news today says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada as. giant corporations are only day. right. from stupid. stunts on t.v. . all right welcome back to the report you know not a week goes by when i don't get an e-mail from one of you an e-mail address by the was as a reporter r t t v dot or you you send me e-mails all the time max what's up account of what's going on with canada people encounter i want to know what's going on with canada so we have nicole foster here in

report thank you max all right when we come back i'm talking with still otherwise known as nicole foss who'll be talking to us about what's happening up there in canada state. the issues that some of you are going to try to build i've heard rumors of we're going to see also again on the brink i was a realist and successful election and i would be a shame organize crime including organ trafficking and. all right welcome back to the kaiser report you know not a week goes by when i don't get an email from one of you and email address by the was reported r t t v dot or you you send me e-mails all the time asking max what's up with canada what's going on with canada people encounter i want to know what's going on with canada so we have nicole foster here in the studio back on the kaiser report nicole welcome back thank you very much for having me and i've spent a lot of time in canada nicole i have i lived there i've lived there for the last ten years i also grew up there so although i was born in england i spent more than half my life in canada all right now couple questions first of all t

report thank you max all right when we come back i'm talking with still otherwise known as nicole foss who'll be talking to us about what's happening up there in canada state. issues that so much you know there's a huge music issue. embarrassing for you this is how many describe washington's most recent attempt to reach a peace settlement in the middle east is it time for the u.s. to drop to create but there are killing are some key allies. of course and that's never a. charm for the skull still. think of it every day. the flyers try to memorise a. long time. i was. i was ashamed that i. i was so sure that i had. to go my way. and the market. would go. and i believe what i was going on was that i thing. that i was a good soldier. but now you're on the other side and i think i'm just as good. we'll. bring you the latest. technology from around. right. from. the start on t.v. don't come. all right welcome back to the report you know not a week goes by when i don't get an email from one of you and email address by the was reported r t t v dot org you use so many mails all the time. what's

democrats are continued about tax cut foss the wealthy. republicans angry about the -- about the extras. >> these credits are spending via the tax code which is precisely the business as usual behavior that republicans told tea party voters they didn't engage in. >> reporter: president obama is calling on the house to okay the senate bill quickly but d emocrats are still hoping to make some changes. reporting live from washington, d.c., am alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a judges said the government can't force people to buy health insurance. the white house says it's confident the law will be upheld and promises to fight that ruling. >>> three military veterans who were discharged under the don't ask/don't tell policy have filed a lawsuit demanding r einstatement. the lawsuit contendses the ban on gays serving openly in the military is unconstitutional. the veterans say they just want the chance to serve again. >> i love the military, the mission, the people, the camaraderie, just the professionalism, the men and women i work with,

it's the last foss the fuel power plant in san francisco around for 45 years.use of pollution concerns. >>> san jose among cities around the nation found have a cancer-causing chemical in its tap water. a new analysis by the environmental working group finds hexavalent chromium in 31 out of 35 cities tested. and san jose ranks the fifth worst with levels well above those considered safe. the industrial chemical has been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. it got public attention in the film "erin brockovich." >>> first responders injured on 9/11 head to capitol hill today. they are urging null pass a bill that would provide billions for their healthcare. 's preeti arla explains -- as preeti arla explains, approving that measure may not happen before congress adjourns. >> reporter: first responders who got sick at ground zero are taking their fight to washington. >> to me this is a no-brainer. we are going to get this done. >> reporter: this morning the rally at the white house and capitol hill urging congress to pass a bill that would provide billions

parents whose children attend fosses and felicity will not be allowed to opt out of in the bullying curriculum that includes short films with gay and lesbian families being presented in the schools the district board voted to retain the respect for all critical ruling it has been the subject of heated debate. the senate defense secretary says the pentagon has a plan for repeal in the ban on gays serving openly but his as a training and other pratt will not begin until congress takes action yesterday they blocked a bill that would avast the policy was put to a lawyer who advocates and he says american culture has changed the military needs to catch up. >> the importance of the issue is a military deserves the best. we should not put people in a situation where they have to live even as we ask them to die for our freedoms. our military leadership the chairman of the joint staff defense secretary the chiefs of the services have all looked at the issue they've done the largest comprehensive survey and the know it will not harm america we need to a stronger america and now more than ever. that's th

beginning this week, flames will shoot toward the sky as workers gradually shut down processing unit foss -- units for scheduled maintenance and repairs. norm-planned operations will be suspended during the maintenance period which should last until february. >>> the massive project to build the eastern span of the been is still on schedule. now, caltrans gave us some time lapse photographry of the construction work. the crews are hoisting the giant steel pieces that will make up the legs of the new 525- toot -- 525-foot tower and they hope to install all pieces by christmas day. >>> there's also a new report out that says san francisco is one of the most dangerous cities in the state of california if you are walking. the paper reports more than 800 people are hit by cars in san francisco every year and december is reportedly one of the most dangerous months for pedestrian accidents because of increased alcohol use during the holidays and more people are out on the streets walking. >> i feel safe out here walking on the streets but i'm extremely careful to pay attention to the cars and my

jill, ambassador holbrooke spent five decades as a troubleshooter foss u.s. presidents.you would, take a moment and reflect on his career for us. >> well, you know, it starts almost 50 years ago and he was in vietnam. and seeing that war up close really changed him. it was an approach, you know, trying to at that point rescue a war that had gone wrong. and now, at the end of his career, as some have said, trying to set right a war that could go wrong. and in between, probably the most notable thing was working and succeeding in bringing about the dayton peace agreement back in 1995. and it was a really template for solving the problem of a war and has been used by other people. many people refer to it. and coincidentally, by the way, according to bill clinton, today is the 15th anniversary. >> jill, if you would, watch with us former staent secretary of state jamie reuben, his reflections on ambassador holbrooke on cnn this morning. >> richard, obviously, was an intelligent man, but he also had the ability to operate at several levels. he operated as a -- in the world of