is under prohibited circumstances, but after the same time they said that if it falls under the permissible circumstances, it would be okay. i was confused by the language. >> that is why i'm insistent that we bring this to the commission and hopefully our officers can hear the policy. the officer should have the right to do whatever they need to to protect their lives. the question is how to maximize citizens on the street. in any use of force review, anything is judged on a case by case basis. i have yet to see two shootings that are identical. there are differences for every other shooting. i am reminded of that every single time i go to the casino because there's always something new. this is consistent with what the supreme court told us to do. >> the policy was confusing. as discontinued? >> it has not been found >> when the bulletin came out, i was one of the first officers. i was involved in the it is officers training. we immediately if icing people of the report and recommendations that came out of for the bulletin. at this point, we're explaining that here is what the chiefs sign

he asked permission and i gave him permission. it's his book. and i think he was trying to say that he and i have a very special relationship. we tease all the time, and that's not very nice for me, but you've got to tease a little bit. and he teases me unmercifully. but we're very close. >> larry: you had differing opinions though on pro-life, did you not? >> i don't remember. >> yes, they did. >> shh, george. >> you were never that fired up about it when i was president. >> i wasn't president, nor was i president when george was president. but that's one issue. i'm not a one-issue person. i mean, i'm -- i don't believe in that and i don't think my georges do either. i think they try to think of what keeps america safe and what is -- you respect other people's feelings, religions, beliefs. and i do that, too. >> larry: but you have your own opinions? >> of course i do. but i wasn't in office. i wasn't courageous enough to run. and i'm still not courageous enough to run. >> larry: took courage to run, didn't it? >> i wouldn't say courage but det

she announced in late 2004, the cancer diagnosis after a period of permission a returned a few years later. >> cancer was not the only barrier that edward space in her life, she dealt with the death of her son as well as her husband's infidelity. her daughter kate edwards said she was helpless until the end. >> when she could barely speak anymore, my dad and i sat at her bedside and held each of her hands, and she just kept looking at us back and forth saying i'm ok, i'm ok. >> i in april williams reporting from atlanta. >> coming up next have to go as high-tech we would get a look at some local stocking stuffers for the season. >> fog trackers showing more place and i look visibility's but i think it will be a better day tomorrow i will have the forecast coming up. toys are at the top of christmas close lower parents have to be careful which ones they buy they could contain toxic materials. that is why congress will reject this year sponsored a testing of toxic tories in burlington today. >> says the danger grows beyond toys. the >> just awfully frankly appalled is out of my cabinet

it is not a given just because an mcd applies they are granted permission. i would say as an example there are many businesses, for example like home depot and wal-mart, that would love to get in the city, but it is not a given. president peterson: next speaker? step forward to the podium. >> hello. my name is gregory. at my home is 1.5 blocks from the proposed site. i was one of the people there until 3:00 in the morning. i think this is our first bite at the apple. i was simultaneously swelled with pride at the neighbors who came out and appalled by the way the chinese community was treated by the lack of translation and the comments that they were less than intelligent because they did not understand english language. i would thank you for considering what is here and ask you to overturn the mcd. president peterson: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, commissioners. and a commentator on a chinese radio station. for several days, we have received several calls. a lot of the chinese people call and and are concerned about the mcd and the sunset area.

there should be an obligation to obtain consents, meaning that the user must give permission before his or her data are consolidated into profiles, and not when his or her dad are made public on the internet. consumer protection advocates think the government is not being tough enough with the internet sector. they are calling for clear laws regarding the way companies have a personal data. >> i should not first have three pages of terms and conditions before i see whether a social network grants rights or not. it has to be easier. it has to be transparent. >> critics say that is the only way users can main control -- maintain control over their personal information. it will only help if laws to protect them are made on an international level. berlin is to present specific suggestions at the i t summit on tuesday. >> they tune, i will be back after a short break with more on the iranian nuclear talks in geneva. don't go away. >> welcome back. world powers have been meeting with iran in geneva. these are their first discussions in 14 months on iran's controversy and nuclear program. expe

i never have been on a foreign trip into a troubled area without getting prior permission or approval always make a report when i get back. sometimes i have to say that the president was not enthusiastic about my going, but it's just a matter of my commitment that i don't go unless i get permission to go. and this past time i got permission from the white house, but they made it clear that i was doing to represent the carter center and not the white house. they didn't have anything to do with the trip. i went on a private plane. when i got back i made a full report to my secretary of state. >> host: george w. bush axis of evil speech including north korea, was that a mistake to back. >> guest: i think so. at that time was to reel and the united states has good relations . the secretary of state had already been to visit. on an official basis. president clinton had decided to go to dr. rhea in the summer of 2000. he had to cancel his visit because of the standoff between bush and core. nobody knew who was going to be president. so that was a situation. communication. but when president

. >> yeah, i was the project manager for this prayer book you know and the permissions process we had to reach out back to all the different movements and ask permission to use their prayer this is a comely lace of prayer that is came from reform -- compilations of prayer that came from the reform movement, conservative movement and the whole majority of the prayers created by members of our community, poets, writers through the ages that we wanted to incorporate to make a rich variance for our membership. >> we will take a quick break and come back and talk about the process of is sidur and parts that are particularly tender and appealing. please join us back here in just a moment >>> good morning welcome back to mosaic. you see on this screen the cover of congregation's new siddur. we are joined by rabbi angel the rabbi of the congregation here in san francisco and member joe ellen green kaiser. editor of a national magazine a journal of jewish thoughts and culture. and joe ellen you were the project manager for the siddur we will show the inside cover it has a ring on it, it embodi

about saudi arabia given permission to israel to have free passage through its area of space to iran and back as far as i know these are all false where do you get your information from is bob woodward in quotes bill casey in his book at the cia people always or sometimes tell more say more than you expect them to say i think that the israeli intelligence community the israeli security circles have not been dealt for many many years in. i would say the the right approach when it comes to coverage of these secret men and secret issues i think the people in israel were terrified with all good reason not to deal with it in i think that we're talking about new times when journalists can investigate these issues come with conclusions come would authority and i'm not claiming that they know everything but i'm trying everything that they say while knowing always have to suspect the sources these are this is the world of shadows in the same spies who are using these clever techniques visibly the iranian nuclear scientists point might use the same this information against you know currently w

was movement in the mediterranean sea and reports suggested that saudi arabia had given israel permission to use its air space so do you think that something is happening below the surface i read as far as i know. all the news and they were not they did not appear just recently started to appear back into sixty seven about saudi arabia given permission to israel to have free passage through its area of space to iran and back fires and all these are all false where do you get your information from is bob woodward in quotes bill casey in his book at the cia people always or sometimes tell more say more than you expect them to say i think that the israeli intelligence community the israeli security circles have not been dealt for many many years in. i would say the the right approach when it comes to coverage of these secret men and secret issues they think that people in israel were terrified with all good reason not to deal with it in i think that we're talking about new times when journalists can investigate these issues come with conclusions coalwood authority and i'm not claiming that t

i never have been on a foreign trip into a troubled area without getting permission or approval from the white house. and always make a report to the white house when i get back. sometimes i have to say the president was not enthusiastic about my going but it's just a matter of my commitment that i don't go unless i get permission and co, and especially when i am in office i got permission from the white house and the have made it clear that i was going to represent the carter center and not represent the white house. they didn't have anything to do with the trip. i went on a private plane and when i got back i made a full report to the secretary of state clinton. >> host: george w. bush axis of evil speech including north korea, was that a mistake that he included? >> guest: i think so because at that time our victory and the united states had good relations which to flee speaking. secretary of state madeleine albright had already been to pyongyang to visit on an official basis with the leaders and president clinton had decided to go to north korea in december of 2000. but he had to

people were concerned about permission to innovate. if the regulations that the fcc has just passed, we would not have been able to innovate in what we wanted to do. we are concerned that they will actually outlaw the most popular plans that make broadband affordable for people who get our wireless service. we are very worried. we're worried about what will happen with investors. a number of investors have backed up and the fcc regulation will make it difficult for us to do that. we have not seen the final text of the rules. i am taking a break. i am installing internet on a roof in the rule area. >> the fcc kept wireline and wireless supper. would you like to see some regulation on the wireless side? >> what the fcc said that it would do is give an exception to mobile wireless, such as what you might get on your cell phone. that is one of the reasons we're worried. wireless is differed -- is different from wireline. there are greater constraints because we used unlicensed spectrums. as a result, we are hurt even more than the mobile w

they say any additional material may only be submitted with permission of the board. it was under that guideline that i brought this issue to you. but it could be a board ruled that parties can submit additional restatements and association with the findings. commissioner garcia: ordinarily they would have to make oral arguments? >> ordinarily, they would submit comments to the deputy city attorney and myself, and to the extent we can make changes and corrections to the findings, we can do that easily before they even get to you. in this case, the material was more substantive and we felt it was an issue for you to consider. commissioner garcia: i guess there is no reconsideration of this board about house should we do this? ms. sam got up to address the board, and i am troubled by the fact we're going out so far. >> there is a hearing scheduled for december 14 on this matter. it on that hearing date, i would be willing to say whatever we had already submitted about a week ago, we would go on that. that would be all of our evidence on the findings, and give the appell

>> they say a tacts is just that, it's a tax, not permission to do these things.hose things are left up to our legislators and our courts. >> we'll see. kiet do in san jose. thanks kit. >>> san jose could become california's biggest city with a ban on plastic bags. the city council volts tomorrow on that ban. store customer would have to either bring their own reusable bags in or pay for paper bags if the ordinance is approved. it would take effect january 2012. >> police are looking for the grinch who stole christmas dick rations from candy 'cane lane in alameda. neighbors say that thieves stole several items on friday night, then the same thing happened again saturday. police in the -- people in the neighborhood say that it's disappointing to have their hard work stolen. >> i think it's just an isolated incident, it takes one idiot to come out and take a few things. >> in all, four homes were hit. christmas tree lane has been a tradition in alameda for more than 60 years. >>> white house aides say implementation of the health care overhaul will not be stalled by

all over the graves and make it difficult for us to move them but we have to because they need permission to build on the land and they don't have it. i think that the government would like to push them into to count troops were they could become simple workers they would like to give the learned to the mayor to the army and to settlements just look around here this vast uninhabited desert is home to only seven percent of israel's population several years ago the government launched an ambitious program to the value of six hundred million dollars to try and attract new jewish immigrants and israelis to live here it aims in the next three years to have more than a quarter of a million of them living in the desert but is because the desert is it seemingly not big enough for jew and arab jew mel torme has lost his way house and seven houses but he hasn't lost his result of. we're man of peace we don't use the gun the man who came to destroy our houses with other bad phases of this land we did not fight back when they came but the fight will continue because tomorrow when the sun comes up wil

in for over a century and the jewish state says the better when it's built their homes without permission but local activists say that the crackdown of arab villages aims to replace them with the jewish settlements are supposedly or has more from the negev desert. in the middle of nowhere the remains of a kid village for the third time in two weeks israeli police came with a few visitors and in little more than an hour demolished sixty houses. from a flood no this is my land i have a paper i have a document this is my land i ask this government how do i live and how can i afford to buy the same land elsewhere in israel and i can't what they want me to sell my land i won't. and as long as he and hundreds of others won't the police will continue to raid seven times they've come so far backed up by a government whose official policy states this is their land but i think the unofficial policy underneath it is that the land should go to the jews not. the big ones on a medic arabs who've lived in the negev desert for more than one hundred years they claim they used to pay taxes during the autum

first established standards for the maximum permissible level of the card change fees that issue worse they receive and prohibits exclusivity arrangements and richard rahn restrictions. we have helped numerous meetings with the card issuers and payment card networks and acquirers, merchant, industry trade associations and consumer groups to deepen our understanding of the debit card industry. these organizations provide information about the structure and mechanics of the debit card system, fraud losses at litigation activities and fees associated with a debit card transactions. we reviewed written submissions by interested parties that highlighted issues to be considered in implementing the statute. we posted a written submissions on the board's web site. to obtain further input we surveyed the the card issuers and payment card networks and large acquirers. we requested information about the volume, cost legal fees and fraud prevention activities associated with the but card transactions. we also asked about route restrictions. the information has informed the proposal today. let's tu

mailers would have to get specific opt-in permission in order to mail me the same info i can read off the company website. diana added excess mail robs us of our most precious commodity, time. but the direct marketing association said they produce thousands of catalog printing jobs, and a national registry will hurt the american economy. bring or disagree, join us online at nbceditorials.com. >>> faux fur. it's the height of fashion without the price and without the cruelty, right? wrong. you might pay for the fake but get the real deal instead. >> you know you were wearing dog. >> are you kidding? monday at 11:00 on bay area news. >>> hi, i'm roger craig, and you're watching "sports sunday" with raj. >> hello, everybody, welcome to "sports sunday." this is the late edition, coming to you from our nbc bay area studios as we approach the midnight hour. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm raj mathai alongside takeo spikes. every week you do this. you keep winning and everyone smiles, and you get a little banged up, but it's okay. >> that's fine, that's fine. >> that was impressive today.

about saudi arabia given permission to israel to have free passage through its area of space to iran in barrack size and these are all force you are currently writing a book entitled mo side and the art of assassination is there going to be anything new about the mossad the israeli secret service in this book that has not already been written before we have a lot of the details. of numerous assimilation the took place. from the establishment side nine hundred forty nine until today but we also have a lot about the decision making process how. in a summation a targeted killing is being authorized what is the procedure what are the limits. who are the people involved in just to give you one very interesting question about the people involved many of the leaders of israel in the villages of the army or the political of the political level have been personally involved in nation operations what does it do to a person to a man who was personally involved in such operations when he needs to deal with the at least past. when he had the enemy on the inside of a sniper get him and now he need