do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want to establish your priorities, make your decisions. you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 80 percent of the people. the next 30 percent of the people can be rescued by you people. then there's another 15 percent, that's where the fire department comes in, or the sheriff's department, people who are

will, if you are at this point, maybe you are in more need than you know. to do that. maybe the hustle is to be entertaining at dinner? >> part of the dignity you ask about. when you don't question people, you -- we let people know, it's okay, you don't have to feel ashamed, all of us are vulnerable, know what it means to be rejected, out there in need. we are not about judging, pitting. we're about caring and loving somebody, saying you are part of this human family. >> and we are interested in empowering people to feel their own power, have something in regards to making decisions about their own destiny. hopefully they can do things for themselves and will do things, and grow, and recover, and become new people. that's what we're trying to do. >> is that hard, to give people hope right now? >> yes. >> i bet you see faces on the line, people who didn't think they would be on the line that long or that often. >> you either, professional person, be back on his feet. >> what's tragic also, a lot of folks go into drugs to try to feel better. >>

when you enter a building, you might need forcible entry. do you smell gas? get out and turn it off, make sure it's safe. call out and listen because you are in there to do a search. you have to yell. hey, nert team, nert volunteers. is anybody here? if you say let's call out, everyone is going to be calling out, hey, nert team. nobody can listen. hey, let's call out and give it a couple seconds, see if we can hear somebody. not only call out, make sure that you can listen, too. we want you to start your search from the top so if you go into the building, start from the top and then work your way back. we want you to do a left or right handed search pattern, meaning when you enter a room or a building, we want you to find a wall and stay on that wall. we want to have somebody stay on that wall because that wall will show you the way out. mark each individual unit so the x that i was talking about, if you go into a multi-unit apartment building, you with want to do it on each unit. so i go into this apartment, you're going to do a slash, go into the apartment,

>> well, what you need to do is hold on to it as much as possible. d i think all the experts will tell you, now is not the time to sell, now is the time to buy. if you can get the bank to give you a loan, but the bottom line is, i work with so many patients who are depressed, and they do not take advantage of mortgage restructures. their homes are going into foreclosure, they have that learn helplessness that we talk about. and there are many programs that are out there. you can save your home. you have to get the right rep, you have to get the right program, but you can do it and get that mortgage restructure. it can happen for you. >> it's true. it's very difficult. i mean, we are -- we are just seeing a reluctance to lend a reluctance to restructure. i'm a hoper that this will come back in a big way. but i think more realistic is to say what can i do to lower my cost of living in this house? if you haven't grieved your property taxes and the value of your house has come down, by all means, call a lawyer who will do it on contingency and file those

, you need to find a way to fix it. if there needs to be out there more programs for these people, more resources where they can get to as soon as possible, you know, where they can speak their languages cause alcohol doesn't have any color or any face, any language. it comes in any, it can be anybody. and then problems sounds like, you just, you can deal with it if you seek for help, then addiction sounds more like you are in serious problem. i think it's the same thing, i mean i think that if you have an addiction, you have a problem. you know, if you have a problem, you could possibly have an addiction. so the same thing goes you know, they need help, they have an illness and they need support. if i told you i was in recovery, what does recovery mean to you? i, i think you're really trying to get, get back on the right track and, and i would certainly pray for you and hope that you could stay there and get better because recovery is very difficult you, first of all you have to admit that you need the recovery. and the

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you need to be doing it carefully, you need to educate yourself. you don't need to pay somebody a fortune to do it. there are plenty of resources online. we'll hook you up at www.abc7.com but you have to get on it. you can't not be looking to the future. >> what are thoughts about saving money, or gifts this year. other ways to save money? >> one way to save money, but sometimes you need to make more money. so perhaps a second job or perhaps you start swapping your skills with someone else's. maybe they will fix your car if you watch their kids or third person to make a dinner. it's time to start thinking out of the box. i think people have saved so much but salaries are so low, it's time to look ahead, what else is possible. what can i trade or barter. >> credit card debt is huge because people have had no work and they are in trouble with that? >> they are. when you are stuck in that situation, what i always say, let's say you have four or five credit cards that you owe on, which is pretty normal. take the card that has the lowest amount and start

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in order to overturn the department, you would need four votes. discontinuance even though it is in perfect for you might be the best case scenario. >> when i read the existing reports, they made no sense to me. they omitted them and i read an -- commissioner garcia: i do not want to cut you off, but -- >> a clarification. you are asking for the appellant to submit waybills for calendar year 2009 and 2010. then would you like mta to -- 2008 is addressed in the hearing officer's decision. president peterson: there is no point in doing this. as of february 9, there are not good to be the hours in the year 2011. commissioner garcia: the assumption is he is going to have the hearing immediately after we make a decision, which is not the case. this hearing could be in 2012. >> and you would like mta to review that submission of waybills. i assume board members do not want to undertake the waybill review? president peterson: do you want to allow some briefing on the topic of waybills? commissioner garcia: i want a page from either side indicating a high,

you need to be proactive. >> it looks to be of good storm coming in with rain and wind. we're checking on storm trucker for board the train is moving into your week. eight ended to you quite this evening. it should be dry. it is going to pick up the intensity. let us track the totals into the bay area through tomorrow morning fine. i knew he will see trace amounts into the north bay. tomorrow afternoon and evening with rain and heavy at times. by wednesday morning you can see an inch of rain in the senate a with 2 + inches in the south bay. you can see it an inch of rain in san francisco. there will be more rain to talk about what is expected in this era, the snow on the way. more coming up >> thank you marc. the snow is going to take a bite at a post holiday sales, we're taking a look at a frosty forecast for retailers and what shoppers can expect for them to make it to the store >>. shoppers across much of the country are headed back to this doors to trade in goods like sweaters that do not fit or may not fit their taste. the blizzard that walloped the east coast is sti

and therefore you do need a new kind of progressive politics and you do need a new sense of what can e achieved. and i think you do need a stronger ethical basis for politics. and i think anybody who's seen what's happened in the last two or three years with the economic crisis but also sees the climate change problems ahead of us and also sees the need for greater cooperation to deal with poverty and inequality will want to see ethical values and a stronger moral sense underpinning the way we do things. >> rose: my argument is that the future belongs to two kinds of people. one, big ideas but also leaders who are capable. and therefore that the leadership component of that is very important. that's my argument. >> i do agree with you. >> rose: and i... >> i do agree with you. but i think a leadership that is not founded on strong values... i've always said the definition of courage is that you've got to have a strength of belief and you've got to have a strong of willpower and the greatest figures in history are those who both have had the strength of belief to do something and also

you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people are going to get burned out, get tired. you don't want them to get hurt. take frequent breaks, eat and drink frequently and talk about what's going on. what's the disaster registry? we talked about this before. at each fire house there's a list of people in the neighborhood around that fire house, in that district, that may have mobility problems, they have special needs. if you guys know anybody that has those, get in touch with us, we can give them the form and basically have them fill it out. what they will do is put the person's name and address in a lock box in the fire house. one of the jobs of the nert volunteers is to go to the fire house, get this lock box, they have the key, get the list of the names and send people out to check on them. for whatever reason, they might still be there. . >> exercise. basically to get you to start thinking how to prioritize the disaster and how you would send teams out to which incident you would handle. so let's make the assumption, tod

you need to be ahead. you need to be giving the best thing.ces are going down. we are very proud that the mobile and cellular service, we have a penetration in latino america of 90%. that's great. 90% penetration. >> larry: yeah. >> but now we need to do that in broadband. >> larry: you loaned "the new york times" quite a bit of money. do you still have faith in newspapers? >> i think we need to make a difference between news and papers. i think a paper is the tool, the way, the vehicle, and news is the contain. i think that will be very important every day more, to give the news and the contain through electronic means, like i was telling about entertainment and i was telling about -- >> larry: but we'll always need papers? >> i shouldn't say yeah, because i use paper. for me it's difficult not to. but i think in the future electronic will grow. not in the future, it's growing extraordinary and every time will be bigger.

doesn't matter if i am not going to buy, you need to be firm. ess comes because you have many material issues, you have 20 cars or 30 cars, or the last one, and 40 watches, i think that's not happiness. that's something that you are -- when you are doing that, you have problems. i was saying, a little boy that has a toy and he wants another toy, he will not be happy with toys if you give them toys and toys and toys. the toys will last and they will not play with the toy. that's not the way to see life. but also i think that in a professional area in business, like a businessman, family is not an obstacle, it's a support. when people think that you go for family or for business or for family or to be a doctor, i think they are complimentary and supportive. >> larry: we have the remaining all too few moments with carlos slim following this. larry: we're back with carlos slim and a few minutes left. we know one of your businesses is tella telecommunications. larry: we're back with carlos slim and a few minutes left. we know one of your businesses is

a little over one week away and if you still need a tree, you may need some help in that department.sh, it's actually very easy to pay too much. >> right. >> so, we have some very good advice so that you can find the right tree at a very fair price no matter ma ter what kind of tree you want, harry. >> important advice and last-minute. >> yes. >> let's check the news this morning. [ cheering ] cheering for christmas tree shopping. >> yea. >> all right. betty nguyen is at the news desk. good morning, betty. >> lots to cheer about. congratulations, rebecca. >> thank you, betty. >> good morning to you at home. the wintry mixed moved from the midwest to the south this morning. still snowing in bloomington, indiana this morning. here's a live look at that you see the ice ketting the trees. the rough weather is make travel difficult both on the ground and in the air. cbs news correspondent don teague is in raleigh, north carolina with the latest. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, betty. yeah, across the mid-atlantic and southeast we've been getting a mixture of snow, ice, the w

you said we don't need no taxes -- >> no -- >> plenty of money. as soon as you gutted the school system, then you turned around and said, oh, now we need this half cent sales tax again. >> i said we needed sales tax from the very beginning. >> i can't pay on that. >> yes, you did. you can look on the material. i said from the beginning the half cent sales tax is the most equitable way because everybody pays it, not just property owners. let's just listen to me for a minute. i don't want anybody to get hurt. i got a feeling is what you want is the cops come in, kill you because you're mad. because you said you're gonna die. but why? if this is -- this isn't worth it. this is a problem -- please don't. please don't. please. [ gunshot ] >> i'm going to kill -- [ gunshot ] don't you understand? [ gunshots ] >> unbelievable. chilling. what i can't believe is how calm all these people were. they sat there and tried to reason with this person who, you know, claims his wife was fired and that's why he came. the most incredible moment, one of them, this wom

no, no, you didn't need it for that either. do you perhaps need it to tell you that every arab government supports the causes for which 9/11 was perpetrated? no, you don't need it for that either. so what do you need them for? well, you need them to tell you about the whereabouts of minor players in afghanistan or in iraq. the gee, why do you need that? supposed to killed all of them, would that bring you peace? with that bring you new pc word? no. so why are you spending all of that money, all of the effort for that? let me put in a little parentheses here. they don't do a very good job of that either. because i'm sure you remember that last december, a man walked into a meeting at the vast space in cia pakistan -- i'm sorry afghanistan who blew himself up together with a number of cia folks. that was not the story. that is not what should be remembered. what is to be remembered in our media has forgotten is that man was supplying the cia with information about all of those little players in afghanistan. on the basis of that in

how much water do you need for 72 hours? if you use the hot water heater you have to turn off the gas. if you don't stop the gas it will light up and cause a little explosion or fire. vegetables. the back of the tank you go up and treat water with bleach. but remember, it should be a fresh pot of bleach. once you open bleach it looses the effectiveness of the bleach. one capful for a gallon of water. wait 20 minutes. wash your hands. wait a half-hour, to drink it, tastes like pool water but it kills germs. >> what kind of food do you want to keep? open the fridge don't open it too much. eat all perishable food first. you want to save emergency supplies. what emergency supply food do you want to /kaoepl. keep? energy bars. dry food. canned vegetables. can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are

i said i don't have enough food and water for you you need to make your own kit. i did trainings at work and church. like you sitting here the red cross sent me to a summit. i was sitting there and someone talked about prepare bay area. and the goal of prepare bay area was to prepare one million residents for the earthquake. and it wasn't red cross prepares bay area. it was simply prepare bay area. whether it was the fire department. whether it was me talk to the community, whether it was you, it was about everybody getting together and preparing. the red cross came to me and i said why don't you come on staff and do it officially. so i joined the staff 5 months ago to get the prepare message across. we are doing that with what do we have to do to get your attention? and some of you have seen the cards in the back of the room that show market street after an earthquake. everyone asked when was this taken. the picture was taken tomorrow. the question is, are you ready? how many of you have your disaster kits? that's good. we can do better. 83 percent of the bay area

you are the force through which the electricity goes. a time needing an adapter plug. aking it happen but it goes through that center. >> charlie: you are well-known for the expression of your own physicality on the podium. will you grant me that much. >> yes, a bit too much. i suppose it's like a jazz musician. how do you improvise well some of it just comes from god but lot of it is the experience of material that is there. and you take little pieces out of that. >> charlie: right. >> this is the fifth production of this i've done. you have peter sellers in one, a great experimental production in berlin another. but you know oh, this has happened. this could happen, which of these do we go, on which do we take, which is new. is it impossible to talk about music. that's why we make, that's why we make music. but sometimes something really magical happens when people understand something together and you feel oh, this is different. it couldn't have been any other way, just now. >> charlie: is there any other sacred place that you haven't played that you want to conduct?

and i can say this, because you do not need to do this anymore, give the mayor head's up. you will be here longer than i will. if you have a strong opinion that is different from the regular -- the status opinion, or the opinion of the mayor. there was a department leader that was removed at 1:00 in the morning by the commission that had their own opinions. i changed my mind, willie brown said, "i told you so." it took a few years. i get it. just give the mayor head's up. that is all they deserve. at least for the next 30 days, consider me. thank you for being here. we have the airport commission, the asian art museum commission, this is wonderful. i know that we have some challenges. city hall and preservation advisory committee and, the southeast community facilities commission. we have to get to that next level. the room on treasure island and the war memorial board. this is a comprehensive swearing in. i will begin and we will get right to the swearing in, acknowledging charlotte schultz. thank you for letting us out. those are her stairs. she read about that congestion

[applause] >> honestly, baby, you need to know that it's -- it's not you. it doesn't have anything to do with you. all these guys here chiming in. i can hear them right now. but, seriously, between you and i, it's not -- you are enough for me. honestly. and i'm -- i'm taking all this in. honestly. past couple of days we've spent together talking about all this stuff really, honestly, makes me realize all those things that i do love about you. >> i know. but i want to see a ring on my finger soon, or good-bye. i am done. i'm done. i'm just telling you how i feel. 3 1/2 years is -- it's enough. it's enough. >> dr. phil: you're not getting any younger. >> i'm not. >> dr. phil: feel that biological clock ticking? >> yes, yes. >> dr. phil: that's what she's thinking. >> yes. >> dr. phil: that's what she's thinking. i'm not saying you're getting old, but i'm telling her what she's thinking. >> i am thinking that. he's right. he's absolutely right. i am thinking that. and i don't want to deal with that anymore, and i don't want to be laying in bed thinking about i

you need to keep flexible. the biggest problem i have now is people trying to solve my problems for me to invest in today to solve something 30 or 40 years from now and to make huge capitol investments today might not be the right approach and you need to all look at that in our own utilities. we need to react and not over-react and do things that don't make sense and cause our rate payer as lot of sense and are not going to contribute to solveg the problem. we're going to get a lot more information year by years we go forward. finally i would really reiterate what you really need to do is try and get control overall those things you know you can control. that up certainty that currently is there. i would try to grab that and minimize that because the climate change is so uncertain you can't have or an afford to have other uncertainty in your system. thank you. [applause] >> good morning., i'm edward campbell and planning deck tore for portland oregon and i'm here on behalf of our water bureau who sends his reg

look. >>> well you don't think about it until you need it and once you need it and then you don't know where to look. eric montgomery wants to know is there anywhere in the bay area where i can donate or purchase used medical equipment. that's tonight's good question. >> reporter: it's thursday afternoon. a busy time at home care's distribution site in oakland. >> we got cains. we got bed rails. katrina modes as you can see stacked to the ceiling, more than anybody could want. >> a katrina mode. >> these wheelchair cushionens with gel and foam cost 2 and $300. >> reporter: susan murphy and the volunteers at home care's four bay area locations will take your gently used medical equipment and recycle it and make sure it gets to someone who can use it. >> people have walkers, commodes and shower seats because lots of people get hip and knee replacements and get those things quick, easy, no problems. >> reporter: and all too often when the person recovers or passes away, this stuff ends up in the landfill. >> people always need and we don't have are wheelchairs and four wheeled walkers wit

. >> the code says that you need one security guard for every 100 people tend to know if you want to entertainment, you have to have a security guard. it does not matter if you are a nice person with a great restaurant, you have to have security. if you feel that would not be advantageous, that is your choice. >> the line of sight of the club was not an issue for you? >> did i understand that? >> with all due respect to the officer, i think that this is a very difficult job and i appreciate all of the work that the officers to. there is a place down the street which has a full dance -- bands. basically, we want the same -- >> we just want to clarify and keep it. >> we don't want any restrictions to you have any objections? -- we just don't want any restrictions. >> do you have any objections? >> you have no objections to item 5. >> thank you. >> i have a question. >> regarding the efforts you have made, i know your application says that you spoke to people from the merchants association. i am actually a business owner. we has a line outside and we are open until 2:00. so, who have yo

secondly, you don't need to do this. if you do this, i don't think you'll get the intended result of providing the parking spaces. they will be used by people for other reasons. thank you very much. it seems that last parking provided, the more demand there is on the street for existing parking. there should be concerned about compounding the problem with a lack of available space. there have to be a way to explore this as exploratory and parking. nothing would be more of a tragedy than to provide commuters with free spaces in a neighborhood. i share that opinion. those are my observations. >> we're talking about 18 spaces. this is minute compared to those that are necessary. i acknowledge it will help but i don't think very much and i agree with you that this parking lot will be so visible man that i don't think in reality it will provide any additional parking for people visiting the exploratory and. >> thank you. >> i have two comments. i believe it is inappropriate to use public funds to provide an optional accommodat

you did need for that either. did you perhaps needed to tell you that every arab government supports the causes for which 9/11 was perpetrated? no, you don't need for that either. so what do you need them for? well, you need them to tell you about the whereabouts of minor players in afghanistan, or in iraq. but gee, why do you need that? suppose you killed all of those minor players. would not bring you peace? with that bring you the peace that you want? no. so, why are you spending all of that money, all that effort for that? let me put in a little parentheses here. they don't do a very good job of that either. because you, i'm sure remember, that last december 30, a man walked into a meeting of an advanced base, ci based in pakistan, and i'm sorry, afghanistan, and blew himself up, together with a number of cia folks. that was not the store. that is not is what you be remembered. what is to be remembered, and our media has forgotten, is that batman had been supplying cia with information about all of those little

hearing, you need a 4-7. that was a discussion. 8 -- >> is that when the change took place, eight years ago? >> yeah. >> the other reason the apellant goes first is the apellant has the burden of proof. the apellant has the burden of proof in a situation where the super majority is required. >> i think it is prejudicial to the apellant for the fact they have to go first for the rebuttal period. they should have the option. i don't have a problem with that. it would be complicated to say you can go first or last, but to me, the fact that they have to go first creates a higher burden on them than the issue we're having due with, you know, rebuttal. i find -- man, i thate to gitch a percentage, because i'm not noletised enough, but 5% of rebuttals have something in there worth reading other than the guy is wrong, he lied? you know, i didn't shoot my mother-in-law. so do -- to do away with rebuttals is not problem matic in terms of what we gain from it. i think it is too complicated to say when do you do your boa