the queen's official residence. unfortunately, she is not at home today. the flag-waving is the british won, the unional has plenty of sites to see. before he tries his hand at baking, he takes in tower bridge and big ben. >> the culinary reputation of the british has not always been the best. traditional recipes are thought of as basic and heavy. it is surprising that the british christmas pudding has received fame the world over. >> christmas pudding takes at least two full days to prepare. many brits today by it ready- made. this is a purveyor of gourmet foods. the traditional shop has been making christmas pudding according to its own recipe for 300 years. even supplies the royal family. last year, they sold 40,000 puddings. this specialty weighs in at half the two kilograms. it carries a hefty 50 euro price tag. the delicacy contains about a dozen ingredients, including dried fruits, nuts, for, and brandy. a bit of cognac daughter brings out the flavor. >> i like it. i was afraid. there is no reason for it. it is sweet and rich. it is good. ♪ >>> when it was founded 150 yeas ago, it was considere

i also heard some questions about the issues regarding what was brought by the maritime union in terms of foreign flag vessels. those issues can be addressed by the city perspective and it would be appreciated. >> thank you. cherry cullen. as i said, we are strongly committed to working with maritime unions to address this issue. seeking legislative and regulatory authority to make sure that we can have these racing yacht with foreign flags out of the race course. as well as the super yachts that will be coming. the folks down the boats, those spectators could be on the water. we will work with the unions that were here today and those that were not, we will work with the city attorney to make sure the language accurately reflects our intention. we will resolve this prior to it getting to the budget committee next week. >> thank you. >> i am here to enter any further questions. >> questions, comments? >> we will start with questions and go back to comments. would you equate what we are voting on today to the dna that we debate -- that we typically do what they development? there is some lack of comple

collect twals with the kurdish leadership, educational background the >> excuse me, the patriotic union of cautionary flag stan. and many feminist and other seculars would work for years to bring down saddam hussein. we are still in touch. the and professional saidist into power that have the explaining to do. thank you. [applause] >> well, i want is to be con shouse of our time and go to our two final on-stage questions. and i believe the first one is for mr. blair. student at the monk school of global affairs. introduce yourself and ask your question to mr. >> religion on both sides is often seen as an observeical to peace in the middle east, and i'm wondering what role do you think faith can play in a positive manner in helping to bring peace between the israelis and the palace? >> wil, i remember a few months back i was in jare co-. they took me up to -- we went to visit the mountain toe which is where i think they take all the public -- and it happened guy who was showing us around. the palestinian guy sutly stopped at one point, and he said, this part of the world. he said, moses, jesus, mohammed, w

reports of credit unions, and those are the reports that require all financial data for credit unions. if they see any aberration, a sharp increase in delinquencies or some other red flag that catches their right, they will not wait for the next exam. there will go in and address the problem. -- they will go in and address the problem. i learned there were some credit unions that were repeatedly being cited for the same infraction. the most benign section is a document of resolution. there were getting the same document of resolution over and over again and stopped last year at this time. our examiners were given guidance and told that the credit union gets one shot at addressing a document of resolution. they're going back within 90 or 120 days. they will escalate the administrative action. the we're working very diligently to address problems as early as possible and to keep costs to the system as low as possible. >> the october ncua inspector general report said that credit union management actions greatly contributed to the 10 largest credit union failures. specifically, there were significant actions that management was either unwilling or unable to effectively ma

reports of credit unions, and those are the reports that require all financial data for credit unions. if they see any aberration, a sharp increase in delinquencies or some other red flag that catches their right, they will not wait for the next exam. there will go in and address the problem. -- they will go in and address the problem. i learned there were some credit unions that were repeatedly being cited for the same infraction. the most benign section is a document of resolution. there were getting the same document of resolution over and over again and stopped last year at this time. our examiners were given guidance and told that the credit union gets one shot at addressing a document of resolution. they're going back within 90 or 120 days. they will escalate the administrative action. the we're working very diligently to address problems as early as possible and to keep costs to the system as low as possible. >> the october ncua inspector general report said that credit union management actions greatly contributed to the 10 largest credit union failures. specifically, there were significant actions that management was either unwilling or unable to effectively ma

flag right here blowing in the wind. we've noticed it's been kind of sporadic a little bit when the and then it dies down and it's still nice. i talked to shoppers in union square, they said even if it does start pouring rain, it doesn't matter to them they need to get their shopping done. they're going to come out here regardless. pretty dry right now, as jacqueline sets expected to change. we can see what weather come down in this area and the next few hours. hopefully the folks here in union square will get out there umbrellas then. reporting live, christine conley kron 4 news. >> is another storm bearing down in the bay area, a public utility officials are gearing up for the worse by getting the crews out on the road to check for potential problems. kron 4 sam roberts went out in search of the screws. >> in an effort to keep the lights on during stormy weather, and pg&e tree trimming crews from abortion around the bay. i found one crew and down street in the diamond heights section of san francisco, trimming back branches. the reason for a trim back the branch is simple, when the storm hits in the wind blows, the tree limbs come in contact with high-

the flags were. ever since we started as a free trade deals who only help the upper 2%, wal-mart has become the nation's largest employer as opposed to when gm had a high union wage with benefits and health-care. i would really like to know if you have heard of ian fletcher, he wrote a book and used to be an economist with a hedge fund. the name of the book is called "free trade does not work." he's not anti-free trade -- he is anti-free trade, excuse me. he says all we are doing is putting -- gutting manufacturing. he says that we should not trust economists because they go with the flow. 50% of marriages failed in this country. till death do us part, that is a legal contract. how do we expect the rest of the world to abide by a contract where there's already pirating? guest: this is the kind of question that i was expecting. there's a lot of things going on in the world that we don't like. as a baby boomer, you grew up in the eisenhower administration and so did i.. a different world. we don't live in that world anymore. we live in the world where everything is made over. people are cheating. we tried to do something about it? yes, we are. this administrat