. >>> ni en nuestros negocios, ni nuestros vecindarios, ni nuestros clines, tienen la seguridad de irmucha violencia, y como ven poca vigilancia, es por eso el descontento que tenemos con ellos. >>> además nos han pedido que iniciemos un proyecto que lo vamos a apoyar, del instalación de cámaras . >>> también piden que se instale una estación de policía. >>> la ciudad de oakland quiere instauarar una nueva medida cautelar contra una pandilla, lo que no se sabe es contra qué pandilla ni dónde sería la medida cautelar, esto prohibiría que 40 pandilleros se reúnan, quienes se oponen dicen que es una violación a los derechos civiles. >>> más de 40 policías de san josé podrían ser despedidos, otros 20 uniformados podrían ser relegados de su cargo, esta sería la primera vez en la historia de n san josé que hay despidos en la fuerza policial, esto representa el 10% de la fuerza laboral. >>> renunció el segundo policía de richmond acusado de dotar de armas a dos menores en auq2el escándalo, los ahora ex uniformados, estaban a cargo del programa explorer, cuando los jóvenes dijeron que cometie

patrick cline had testified for the county in at least 14 criminal cases but resulted in convictions of a child killer. d.a.'s office has informed the defense attorneys involved to give him a chance to appeal. cline was investigated as early as 2001 when one of his own foster children accused him of abuse. >> a group has filed a voting rights lawsuit in san mateo county in the way that supervisors get elected. san mateo is the only county in the state where supervisors don't represent specific neighborhoods. two ethnic groups make up a quarter of the population and smaller chair of voting residents. only one latino and no asian-americans have served on the board of supervisors. the lawsuit contends the system washes out voting blocs in mostly minority communities. >> more information on the fan that was beaten. he is showing some signs of improvement. his ventilator has been removed but he remains in a medically induced coma. they have reduced the sedation in hopes he would wake up from the coma. the man worked as paramedic. meantime, security, a new boosted police presence has been

both commercial and recreational salmon fishing has been reduced in the pa past three years because clinen the chinook population. they declared last year salmon's season a disaster and that allows local business to get low interest loans. >> kristen: may be nice day to do a little fishing. >> it's gorgeous out there. 60s and 70s out there now. live looking at oakland, some high clouds. we going back to spring this weekend. your forecast is coming up. >> plus, less than a month away from saying i do. prince william opens up about wedding jitters. >> and send an e-mail by moving your body? google's big announcement that has the internet buzzing. ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ @ >>> even a future king can get pre-wedding jitters. prince william says he is admits he is nervous about his upcoming wedding. williams who was a helicopter pilot did training practice today and he talked about the planning afterwards. >> little things. i was over the house and my niece was quite nervous but it's very exciting. there is a lot of planning to be done. >> william is looking forward to the big day. >>> favorite

both commercial and recreational salmon fishing has been reduced in the pa past three years because cline in the chinook population. they declared last year salmon's season a disaster and that allows local business to get low interest loans. >> kristen: may be nice day to do a little fishing. >> it's gorgeous out there. 60s and 70s out there now. live looking at oakland, some high clouds. we going back to spring this weekend. your forecast is coming up. >> plus, less than a month away from saying i do. prince william opens up about wedding jitters. >> and send an e-mail by moving your body? google's big announcement that has the internet buzzing. [ male announcer ] if you're ready for more from your tv service, get at&t u-verse today. at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $29 a month for six months -- hd-ready dvr included. or get up to $300 in a promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows

. >> number one, i get asked, joe cline and i. i did talk to a number of people about whether they would be interested in a job. you don't go and do a search like this in public. it would just turn into a circus and every pressure groupould start pressuring you and you probably would not come up with a good candidate. i picked somebody after consultation with some others who i thought would do a great job. she is a very smart woman. somebody i thought was willing to devote her life to public service. not an easy thing. i don't know how it is in l.a. at some of our public meetings and education, people stand up and scream obscenities at you. nobody should have to do this. unfortunatel it is t real world. she was as classy as could be during the confirmation or the waiting for approval that she needed. and then tried her best. it just in the end turned out to a fit that i thk both she and i decided at this point in time was not going to work and the most important thing that she said to me again and again was our kids -- that's what

. >> i spoke to the commissioner by phone today and she kedid clined to talk about the case. in the prej dishe ruled from the bench and transphit and written opinions and it may take a written challenge by someone else to find out who is sighted here in the intersection. dave lee abc sennews. >> it is a very different story in the county. we want to show you more pictures of the hail that is falling in the ground. it is covering the ground. it looks like snow and that is hail and slush still falling and they were sent to us to us by powered by utube. >> that is pretty. >> that is most of the bay area is dry today. we have seen an abundant sunshine. in that particular area we have had stormy weather and it continues. it is from a high definition camera in west ward toward san francisco and we have clouds in the sky and more blue than cloudy skies. that is not the case for the area of the storm . along line of storm activity and severe storms are tapering off in napa county . moderate to heavy rainfall . i will step back here. it is winding down and becoming spotty and look at

as a matter of fact with the under mains of medicare and the head cade as well as the next cline. it's the large group employer base market was in trouble as well. just didn't know he had. 84,000 a year are on the backs of employees who pay for their insurance. so the market needed to be changed. back in 2009 came out with an insane nation and calling for it across d industry. and in 2006 came out with a 10-point plan called a transforming hard in reck. which is a blueprint that we've put together. both the administrations and the last six years. so that leaves us to the afordable carkte about. which we believe to be a good, market-based approach for provided health care insurance. it does not to address quality and and affordability. and if you saw d news this morning, the changing on medicare, why we change the financing of the health care system sls we get that the underpinnings of equal fi and affordable -- affordability. >> this country over the last five years of the increase and health care cost to employ years have been shifting for both reduction in money. employee trends

fisk pointed out you had jim pointing fingers at the cline tom saying they were participating in criminal wrok doing. you can't ignore that. then you have the tragic suicide, and it was suicide of vines foster followed by the allegations of cline phon jones and people started connecting dots that didn't connect and you had this whole feeling of conspiracy here, and then you have the monica matter, and here, greg, i have to say that you could not have written this story without president clinton's participation in it because at the time, president clinton is having the time with monica in the white house, the united states supreme court is granting cert in the paula jones case, accepting the case of paula, and these gentlemen are on television saying they are going to the issue of other women. there's an element of recklessness there that if you did not have all these pieces coming together, you could not have produced this configuration at the end of it. were there some folks who wanted to use this for a regime change, i have no doubt about that at all, but when we spiral with the starr r

and tara kennedy cline.ugh in the house. you were thinking about medication for alex. was this a last resort? >> it was, yeah. it came at a time that it was a blessing actually. we didn't know where to turn. we didn't know what to do. we looked at alternative schooling for him. yeah, medication was a last resort. we had applied to this program and this one day when we were at our wit's end we got a reply to an e-mail survey we filled out saying we were chosen. >> you never know if things will work or not, chris. it's been three weeks. how is alex doing? >> it's improved a lot. it's a lifestyle change for us. changing the behaviors. you know, i say to tara that, you know, i haven't raised my voice in five weeks. >> alex likes that. >> absolutely. >> i think the key is it's the subtle change we have seen. it wasn't a step change. it was more subtle but it has improved. >> alex, are you seeing changes? are you feeling better? >> yeah. better by a lot, i guess. >> really? in what way? >> i'm not getting as mad.

kevin cline who is director of budget of personnel, pamela talkin, the marshall of the united states supreme court, william suter, the clerk of the court, and kathy arberg, our public information officer. i might say that we have a staff working under principally jeffrey minear and kevin cline who talks a regular basis with your staff. this is an oversight function in itself. and my understanding is that your staff has been actually helpful and cooperative, and madam chairman, if you could extend our thanks to your staff. our budget request for fiscal 2012 is a reduction, if you take an assumed budget for fiscal 2011 and we worked very hard at the reduction because we are quite conscious of the fact that the government must be extremely careful in its stewardship of the taxpayers dollars. our budget request for this year, for fiscal 2012, is 75 million, $500,000. that is a reduction of $706,000 from the assumed budget in fiscal year 2011. even with the assumed reduction we have been able to enable us to astra 12 additional positions for the police. we actually need more than that for

i have an admiration for joel cline who tried to introduce more innovation in the school district. the slow movement shows how heavy a lift this is, and i think we've had hopeful signs from the promised academy this harlem and other results in charter schools allowing some form of competition and innovation that does meaningful things like improving test scores. we're unlikely to have better schools and to have improvements in the area without harnessing the urban vir cues. once you do that, america has the best schools in the world, but will not happen if it's a monopoly with schooling. i'll end there and i'm grateful for your attention and look tbarnd to learning from you in the dense confines of this urban environment. thank you very much. [applause] >> we can have questions. can you wait for the microphone because we are recording. over here. >> the cities are attracted to brilliant talent and wealth people are not counterup -- counter intuitive, but the question is are cities attractive to people who are poor where the david brooks wrote a series ten years ago talking about ho

the other stanford said to me, we have learned a lot about steve, but we have yeth yet to find the clines gene. soism going to -- we have learned a lot about steve, but we have yet to find the compliance gene. [applause] >> i want to thank all the people involved in this conference. i would like to talk a little about the difference between selection and engineering, which kind of goes to the end of your thought, kevin. and differentiate between the two. selection has been going on since the d.n.a. molecule existed. we know about natural selection in the way in which the environment may influence the problems of say a particular plant species depending on how well that plapt species is suited to the environment, how well it propogates that seed. and then selection is a process that can increase or decrease the odds of traits in progeny, be they in mice or kids or, as i said, plants. and certain naturally occurring traits, such as being male, for example, or having hearing loss. engineering, on the other hand, i would define as creating a new trait that wasn't previously present in that pa

there's a new secretary general of the gcc who seems more up clined to go down those lines. >> if i could just follow up on what tom just said. i've only been to yemen once and flew in from dubai, and that gave me the wrong impressions about yemen because i was going back no time. [laughter] the lack of water, substance abuse, dropping oil production, you name it, they are faced from different fronts, and you are a tiny gcc states that wants investment confidence, there's this wild card at the tip of the arabian peninsula, you have to deal with it, but this is something that saudi arabia took the lead. i think it's a question of money. the first deal they put in front of the yemen opposition was rejected. one wonders if he was happy with the sum offered or the opposition didn't feel it was enough for them, and another thing i say about this is look at the gcc involvement because here i mentioned clearly the saudis would have been involved because saudi arabia always been involved in yemen. when i was in yemen i was told, you know, huge sums of money, over $100 million annually shows up in

sudan's people already overthrown two dictators, and with the conflict in darfur continuing despite a ce cline in media interests and a number of unresolved issues threatening the peaceful separation from the south and the north, sudan is now faced with the possibility of further disruptions to security arriving from its northern neighbors of egypt and libya. gadhafi's libya has played a vital role in negotiating a peace settlement in darfur, and it is uncertain who would step up to fill this void. a small protest movement has been repressed so far, but there is enormous dissatisfaction who failed to keep the country together and lost most oil revenues to the new southern state. in the current situation, there's the possibility of both north and south sudan tunning into -- turning into failed states with enormous consequences for the large part of africa. the collapse of the gadhafi regime would have enormous impact in the states of the sahara including chad, maui, and niger. they are integral parts of the economy and employee hundreds of thousands of migrant workers. they regard the region as