next item is 116-14, availability of tap water in cafeterias. the building grounds committee gave us a positive recommendation. >> would you like the full therefore be it resolved? it provides access for fresh drinking water during meal times, including areas under the national school lunch and breakfast program by july 1, 2011. be it resolved they will have tap water available with existing water fountains as well as schools receiving water as part of the global tap initiatives and other private sources. they will limit the ability to provide additional top water for other areas in the remaining schools, and they will work for providing permanent access to tap water by the 2016 school year. >> thank you. i do not have any public speakers sign up at this time. >> tonight we are being asked to approve of bottled water contract on the order of $80,000. go i am hoping by making have water available we will be able to reduce the amount of saltwater wheat contract for. i understand sometimes bob goldwater is the only option. i am hoping this will hel

. >> está es la cafeteria del senado y por cuatro años este inmigrante indocumentado había alimentadoocumentos fue despedido. >> se va a hacer un sindicato y por eso le están pidiendo los documentos. >> muchas veces hemos visto que los empleadores usan trucos para sacar a los empleados. >> un trabajador no pudo presentar los documentos requeridos. >> este inmigrante indocumentado también trabajo aquí durante 8 años y dice que nunca le pidieron los documentos y lo hecharon sin decirle nada. >> yo en ese trabajo he hecho de todo . >> y aún no se sabe cuántos indocumentados trabajan en está cafeteria . >> la compañía no sabe cuántos documentos fueron pedidos y no hubo comentarios sobre lo ocurrido. >> mañana una entrevista con la secretaria del trabajo y hablaremos con líderes sobre los derechos del trabajo. >> siguen sacandole trapos sucios al hombre acusado de sacar una hobra de davinci . >> este cuadro evaluado en 350 mil dólares. >> también es acusado de robar 100 mil dólares en vinos . >> al principio los walkman. >> y ahora los teléfonos inteligentes. >> los iphones . >> mete la ma

>> the bottled water mentioned, does that include a bottle water sold at cafeterias, or is there another system? >> i believe the bottled water is in place of water fountains at places that have plumbing issues. it is different from any other bottled water that would be solved. >> the students would get the bottled water for free? >> no, it would be like a water cooler. >> the requirement is that free water heater in the tab for of lockerbie in -- or bottled water be available. they do not have plumbing for it, so that is the issue. they have water coolers, but i have a question i wanted to ask about this, and it has more to do with something that is a little out zero left-field near a good -- left field. the issue of of the washing hands is related to a healthy gain the issue of washing hands is related to healthy eating, but it has gone to the wayside. we are either taking not for making them functional, and i would like somebody to tell us about that. it is related to when we are going to talk about screen cleaning products. there are a lot of hand cleansers' people use that are not t

next item is 116-14, availability of tap water in cafeterias. the building grounds committee gave us a positive recommendation. >> would you like the full therefore be it resolved? it provides access for fresh drinking water during meal times, including areas under the national school lunch and breakfast program by july 1, 2011. be it resolved they will have wa

next item is 116-14, availability of tap water in cafeterias. the building grounds committee gave us a positive recommendation. >> would you like the full therefore be it resolved? it provides access for

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meeting is scheduled for thursday july 28th, from 6:00 to 8:00 at the mcclaren elementary school cafeteria. participants will take part in a visiting session for the session. this saturday, july 23rd, joined dolores park works and the recreation and park department for recreation day and picnic. help beautify one of the city's most popular parks. we will meet no. of 19th street at 10:00. after-school program enrichment begins this saturday, july 23rd. the programs continue to be some of the most affordable options in the city, offering affordable activities for kids grades kindergarten through fifth. you can log on to our web site. rated -- registration begins on august 6th. i would like to take a moment to recognize a few of our recent retirees from this quarter. as employes retire, we want everyone to know whether you have been with us for five years or 40 years, you always be part of the family. we thank the following staff -- harbour master, larry white -- [reading names] thank you very much all for your service. it gives me no pleasure to pass on a bit of sad news. one of our long tim

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se vieron afectadas tiendas y cafeterÍas, el detenido publicaba el 17 de julio en twitter, que una persona00 que sÓlo tienen intereses. entre sus actividades preferidas hay una, la caza. en estos momentos el centro de la capital estÁ acordonado y no se puede acceder a la zona del suceso, a su vez el parlamento estÁ acordonado con protecciÓn policial. esto es todo desde oslo. >> muchas gracias cristo rodrÍguez via skype. vamos a cambiar de tema para hablar de la intensa ola de calor se castiga estados unidos,30 personas han muerto por esta razÓn en la Última semana y la alerta del servicio meteorolÓgico se extiende 30 estados del paÍs. >> buenas noches, te cuento que irÓnicamente esta noche a muchos no nos pueden ver en el paÍs porque no tienen electricidad, la razÓn es que las altas temperaturas hacen que los aires acondicionados funcionen constantemente y la recarga hace que el sistema elÉctrico colapse. >> la ola de calor que sacude al paÍs es un asesino silencioso que no discrimina edades a la hora de cobrar vidas. en chicago una joven de 18 aÑos de edad de origen hispano que formaba pa

way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library, right above the door, all are welcome. i could go in the front door. i could remember the librarian, she had a bonnet on the back of her head. very sensible shoes. i look at librarians today, that is how they look. she always spoke in a whisper. didn't talk out loud in the library. whispered. she was so kind to me that i loved librarians. when they ask me to do something, it is hard for me to say no. and that is why i flew in the dark at night from atlanta to come out here. [laughter]. but it is because of that generosity of the national public library. so i went there to get my books and i would bring them home and read all 3. then the next week i would take them back to the library. i would read often. when you read better, you read success. i credit the national public library with my successes as a young reader and a young writer. m

. >> jimmy: you hang out with the roots and you go out hang out in our cafeteria?ds of food. >> jimmy: it's insane. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: you can't stop eating. >> no, it's -- and it's not healthy. 'cause i'll leave and i'll like have some sushi. >> jimmy: that's healthy. >> and an omelet. >> jimmy: no. >> and some fried chicken. >> jimmy: that's bad. >> its like things that shouldn't go -- together. >> jimmy: yeah, you always leave with like sushi, mac and cheese, a slice of pizza. you're like "what's that?" oh, you're having chili dogs today. >> jimmy: oh, cool i want that, too. >> perfect i want it. >> jimmy: how about that? chili dog week. so yeah you would use that with a lot of stuff. um, but i'm happy you're here. i know -- your dad is here a couple times. lenny kravitz is your father. >> yes, yes. [ cheers and applause ] who's a rock star. >> jimmy: he was here for "marley week" by the way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and destroyed -- hit a home run. >> i heard he killed it. i'm happy you've seen it. >> jimmy: oh, youth rock reggae. oh my gosh it is unbelievable

for mac this afternoon if you cannot get to the actual service they will simulcast at the hospital cafeterian university hall. >> nearly 20,000 marijuana as plants word taken out of madonna county park the department of justice found them yesterday's by a helicopter. the plants were nearly 4 ft. tall none of them believed to be mature. >> east palo alto has been plagued with a string of murders great scar lar reports >> there is investigating the three homicides in less than a week the latest was it here on camilla court police said a man from upper chest and shot him several times this was a half-hour before another shooting he died at the same they are not say whether it is gang related. all these murders are thinking back to the battle in the early '90s police say things are not all that bad right now >> time now 642 a 21 am parent and we were taking a live look at our bay bridge and we will be back. and not going whoa!! the really big ch stock futures were-jobless claims raised by tens of thousands and profits fell for each bell. president barack obama is now open to short-term extension

mark zuckerberg the billion- dollar face of facebook made his way to the front of the cafeteria in his traditional jeans and t-shirt and he said, quote, those of how have been using facebook for the past five years, that chapter is done. he is saying today is launch season 2011. today's big announcement video chatting using skype technology. zuckerberg says for the past six months, they have been working hard taking social media to a whole new level. he says video chatting will make facebook dramatically different and it seems pretty easy. a user can connect with a friend, you click on the video chat button. the screen pops up and that's it. you're video chatting. facebook says it will be powerful. facebook has over 750 million users who can now connect with skype video which is the global leader in this technology and just think of those who can benefit. for example, military families who are in different parts of the world and it could be a big boost for small businesses, especially since the technology is so simple. >> imagine all the people you have access to on facebook all your f

i would like to move ahead of the charter school, tap water in cafeterias, and green cleaning items unless there is any objections. the next item is item 116, the authorization to grant or deny the renewal petition for the charter school. it was moved and seconded on june 14. if you can give a quick report on that? >> absolutely. they met and gave this a positive recommendation. >> and mary richards? >> thank you. good evening, commissioners, district staff. my name is mary richards. i am an executive director. i will be working at age arhr. before i read the amendment language before you, i am also going to tell you about the content of the packet. the received all strong are mostly strong, and at the back end there is a fact sheet, and there is a description of special education services, which was a discussion point with the other schools, but that is just a clarification, so without further ado, i will read the amendment language of the resolution. >> thank you. >> of course the title. gooauthorization to grant the renewable petition for the charter school, whereas the district superin

inquisitors are on a podium looking down on the defendant there, it was like a british parliament cafeteria meeting. a lot more pointed, less pompous, more effective. >> good review. last word. see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv.

inquisitors are on a podium looking down on the defendant there, it was like a british parliament cafeteria meeting. a lot more pointed, less pompous, more effective. >> good review. last word. see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. many tourists come to italy because of its past. but milano is today's italy, and no italian trip is complete without visiting this city. while overlooked by many, milano has plenty to see and it's a joy to visit. fashionistas love milan's world-class shopping zone, a neighborhood called the quadrilateral. this elegant high-fashion district was the original beverly hills of milan. overseeing the shopping action are the exclusive and elusive penthouse apartments with their plush roof gardens. since the 1920s, this has been the place for designer labels. in this scene, the people-watching is as entertaining as the window-shopping. another favorite place for the milanese is an hour away by train. lombardy's seductively beautiful lakes district, where italy meets the alps, seems heaven-sent for communing with nature. in

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. >> reporter: sharon lost her job as a cafeteria worker when l.a.chools made drastic staff cuts a year ago. she's made no luck since. her family lives on the edge of downtown and on the edge financially, renting out the front of their modest house to pay the mortgage, they all live crammed here in the back. >> we have bills to pay. we have food for the children, their clothing. >> gasoline. >> gasoline, the light bill, the water bill, the gas bill. >> everything's going up. >> going up. >> reporter: sharon is one of 7,650,000 californians on medicaid, 42% of the patients here at the arroyo vista clinic rely on medicaid. ceo lorraine estrada says with the cuts -- >> our revenue will go down which means potentially cutting on services and layoffs which is unfortunate. >> reporter: pediatrician annal dasai worries about her patients. >> end up in the emergency room? i don't know. we're talking about cutting costs here. >> reporter: california already is struggling with a budget crisis of its own and doesn't have the funds to make up for the federal cut

the cafeteria and feat to get it back. plastics always about the plastics, huntsman up 20% in a year. >> brenda: toby. >> where is the pop? >> if oil prices are going up as much as eric says, this stock is going to be a stinker. >> brenda: all right. cavuto on business up next. in the race for a debt deal are we days away from the real deal? hi, everyone, i'm charles payne, neil will be back next week. cut, cap and balance, the house days away from a vote will match a 2.4 trillion dollar limit hike with dollar per dollar spending cuts. is this what americans need even if democrats stay it's dead on arrival. to ben stein, dagen mcdowell, charlie gasperino, daying, this gets to the idea of of serious spending cuts? >> it does, but you need-- the devil's in the detail, charles. and we will he be getting more details on the plan, and plans in the coming days, but if you want to have a really serious debt reduction plan, you're going to have to tackle medicare and social security and medicaid and that's just the fact of the mat

. >>> alrededor de 600 uruguayos se congregaron al ver la final de la copa amÉrica en esta cafeterÍa.a formado un desorden. en nueva york, univisiÓn. >>> gracias. y estÁ con nosotros rossana franco y los deportes. >>> sÉ que tienes noticias sobre la salud del "chicharito", que fue hospitalizado en nueva york. >>> salen mÁs comentarios, se habla de un problema congenito. bueno, la federaciÓn de fÚtbol de estados unidos anunciÓ la destituciÓn de bod bradley. y maÑana mismo podremos ver mÉxico- argentina en sub 20. pero vamos con el partido de las estrellas en la mls. >>> en nueva jersey recibieron al manchester, estuvo representado mÉxico con bravo. y todo fue de color rojo para los muchachos de ferguson. y la ediciÓn anterior la ganaron 5 por 2. >>> fue un partido bueno, es un gran equipo, y con mÉritos ganaron. >>> jugamos bien en la primera parte, estoy hablando de posesiÓn, ellos cuando tienen una oportunidad de gol es gol. >>> y fernÁndez hernÁndez no Ó por dos semanas, se habla de una disritmÍa cerebral. y maÑana arranca el sub 20 en colombia, mÉxico debuta contra argentina. >>> l

how's your cafeteria? >> it's developing. we'll get better at it as time goes on, if not very competitive, i'm sure, with what you would experience at google. look, why do people stay at berkeley lab? they do it because it's an incredibly exciting intellectual experience to be part of that. and we are engaged really in larger-scale team science, typically to try to, frankly, look at the questions which we believe are sort of the deepest ones that society faces or -- >> what are those questions? >> well, for example, today we're deeply engaged in issues of global sustainability and understanding issues of climate change and renewable energy. >> a passion -- >> people are deeply engaged in that. it means a great deal to them to be a part of that. so that's one reason people might stay. but we also have groups, for example, working on problems in astrophysics and they're excited about trying to understand the origins of the universe, what gives mass and things like that. >> you might say google is not studying, but they started

. >> reporter: sharon lost her job as a cafeteria worker when l.a.ools made drastic staff cuts a year ago. she's had no luck finding work since. her extended family lives on the edge of downtown and on the edge, financially. renting out the front of their modest house to pay the mortgage, they all live crammed here in the back. >> we have bills to pay, we have food to... for the children, their clothing. >> reporter: gasoline. >> gasoline, the light bill, the water bill, the gas bill. >> reporter: everything's going up. >> going up. >> reporter: sharon is one of 7,650,000 californians on medicaid. 42% of the patients here at the clinic rely on medicaid. c.e.o. lorraine estrada says with the cuts. >> our revenue will go down, which means potentially cutting services and layoff, which is unfortunate. >> reporter: pediatrician aanal desai worries about her patients. >> we're talking about cutting costs here. e.r. visit, hospitalizations are going to increase the cost. >> reporter: california already is struggling with a budget crisis of its own and does