mr. walker has made. it appears to be false promises that have been made by this agency about construction of the light rail. they were going to assist some of the merchants who were impeded by the construction phase. not one merchant receive 15 cents from this agency. in addition to that, we are dealing with the social plight and the economic blight that the city and county has not addressed through the redevelopment agency. your agency is part of that because you are riding the rails through the third street corridor. in addition to that, when you come for the approval of the rail going from king street to bay shore and the visitation valley, you came with the promise of jobs. the only jobs received were flat positions for the residents of the neighborhood. it is really making a statement that false promises to get a project approved and cosigned through the community -- it never works out to be the things of the past. we do not have the jobs. we have disturbance, we have social blight, and all the folk

mr. walker should the recall effort be successful. the names include former democratic congressman, dave obey, kathleen falk and john erkenbach who you recognize as a guest on this show. the koch brother funded populated by models it's working campaign, the real wisconsinites are going to launch the campaign under the banner it's not working. the effort against scott walker in wisconsin has an obvious parallel in nearby ohio where people mad about the union stripping bill there don't have the power to recall their governor but have the ability to recall that law and it looks like they might do. the latest polling out of the buckeye state showing ohioans want to repeal ohio's union stripping bill there by a 25-point margin. anger with the republican governor who pushed that law through has also dropped his approval rating, dropped john kasich's approval rating down to 36%. the polling firm conducting that poll noting in their summary, "the good news if there is good news in this survey for governor kasich is that he has another three y

mr. walker for five. >> thanks to the commission for the work you were asked to do and that you did do. we trust that it will have beneficial outcomes as we tackle it. along with the cost and problems with the contracts, while they are in operation the gao released a report in september documenting that 58,000 contracts in fiscal year 2003-2010 need to be reviewed and closed out. delays in the contract close out waste millions of dollars as improper payment, waste, broad -- fraud almost impossible to detect because file the loss. memories fade and contractors disappear in the contingency zone. let me ask this question. how important are timely contract close outs to prevent waste, fraud and abuse? >> extremely important. if you don't close out a contract you can in theory and practice most of the time spend money. that money probably should not be spent. it is taxpayer money and it is probably going to wrong way to the wrong people and we have seen cases where contractors are using their people one fifth of the time and being paid full time because it takes so long to close out. when yo

in san jose, noelle walker. >> mr. details on the case. -- more detail on the case. last weekend, police raided a house in stockton, firing tear gas. police leave ruiz is on the run. he may be traveling in a gld or pewter chevrolet suburban and heading for arizona or new york. >> warning signs are posted where a surfer was attacked. 27-year-old eric was bitten this morning. he suffered wounds to his neck and forearms. the shark also took a 19-inch chunk out of the his surf board. a friend say it was a great white shark estimated to be 20 feet long. >> i held a camera over the top of the wave, and when i came up he started yelling shark, shark, shark. he was a couple feet away from me. i could see his arm was bleeding pretty badly. >> fellow surfers came to his aid, using beach towels as tourniquets. authorities say his injuries do not appear to be life- threatening. >> the official cause of death for late raiders owner al davis was heart failure. it said davis had an abnormal heart rhythm, congestive heart failure and heart muscle disease. he also had throat surgery

mr. friedman said -- commissioner walker: right. commissioner murphy: did you have the set of plans when you came back the second time? >> at the first hearing, mr. sweeney said prove they're used to be a deck. this is something from 35 years ago. i said there have always been a that, and he said to prove it. it did not see a deck on any of the plans. i have to go back into cold storage to find files from 25 or 35 years ago. i have a copy ofyou have a copyt that we did. b, the compliance letter from the san francisco redevelopment agency, who said that the decking platform is damaged. the certificate of completion from the redevelopment agency. furthermore, there is part of this report, done by it will no architecture firm, financed by the national endowment for the arts to renovate the building. >> if i could just mention one thing? the permit was done by the building of building inspection -- department of building inspection. >> in the first part, the attachment to no. 3, the feasibility study that was done references index four o

mr. roice. ms. walker? >> thank you very much. mr. geithner, we are delighted to have you here with us again today. i would like to draw your attention to something that is going on in this country that i think is extremely important and needs to be addressed or recognized. there's an occupation on wall street in new york that's taking place by protesters and the protesters are growing every day. today near washington, d.c., we have an organized protest. los angeles, they have set up camps on city hall steps and in many other cities across the country. they are basically resiting their concerns. they are very concerned that 1% of rich americans do not pay their fair share of taxes. they are really concerned about the banks we bailed out. the too big to fail banks that we bailed out that are not reinvesting in this country with small businesses and they are not giving mortgages and modifying mortgages. and in addition to that, they talk about the $1 trillion that the feds used to bail out banks and other well-collected businesses and i

walker's policies add to the real cause of our revenue problem. joining me now is maylon mitchell, president of the professional firefighters in wisconsin. mr. ction between the 99% move and the anti-walker movement to recall him? is there going to be some energy captured there? what do you think? >> well, ed, thanks for having me on again. there is a definite connection. what we saw in between february and still current to this day in state of wisconsin is basically 50 years, 55 years of labor peace being taken away with one effect. and here in wisconsin, we said, no. we said hell no. we're not going to sit by and let this happen to us. the middle class are standing up. and what you're seeing if you relate that with occupy wall street, people are not going to sit by and let this happen to us. the middle class has to stabbed up. we're rising again. right now we're seeing the communism of millionaires. we can't take it. i mean you're seeing corporate greed outweigh decent american values. all we ask for, a decent wage, decent hours, decent working conditions and a living wage that people can live. right now you have wall street sitting at $1.4

think you know you get criticized mr this is it is this is it is this is this is it is going to come to the united states. and the citizens and. this is. this. came later walker back saying he was just joking. he said in an event in tennessee that you would build an electrified fence on the border they could kill people if they tried to cross illegally that's a joke he jokes another joke that's a joke that's not a serious point it's not a serious point you've got to be glad that it does what you did that's a joke i've also said that america needs to get a sense of humor that was a joke. the sheriff joe arpaio isn't joking marilee he thinks that deadly electric fences are great i. am sure he was joking but he probably means that he's taking it serious to do something at the border and stop do you legal immigration but joking about killing illegal immigrants means cain is taking the immigration problems seriously i'm sure if cain want to joke about nuking mexico our would have fallen head over here. and that's very here. after the break herman cain says liberals are out to destroy this country and ideally take on a current game where she was out delivering pizz

walker posted that jobs most definitely walked his talk. the time is limited, don't waste it living someone else's life. rest in peace, mr. jobs. for sharing your genius with the world. we invite to you come to our facebook page like us and join the conversation. reflect on his life and the legacy he's leaving behind. the man was a pioneer and visionary. >> see you in a bit. >> and steve johnss family has mo -- steve jobs' family has not released the official cause of death. his tumor is known as an eyelet cell cars nome a. for more on this, we're -- carsy nome a. for more on this, we're joined by a doctor. thank you for being with us. i don't know if i got that pronunciation correct on. that what is a neuroendocrine tumor and eyelet cell carsinoma? >> it's one of the left common pancreatic cancers and complies to 1% of all the pancreatic cancers and involves the parts of the pancreas that produces various hormones like insulin or other hormones that have to do with bowel movements and disruption in the stomach. >> reporter: understand this is a quote,up quote, curable type of cancer and cured bysurry. we know steve job his sur

walker. >> darrien's name has been taken by some as an example of what's wrong with the renaissance 2010. what do you say to that? >> you know what, mrlt, i'm going to be honest with you. i'm not pointing fingers, but it could have been avoided. they knew the situation. everybody knew what was going on, mr. holt. everybody knew what was happening at the high school. it was the talk of the whole south side. >> what was the talk? >> the rivalry, the gang rivalry, about the kids. they can't get home safely. when you ride the bus, they throw bricks at them. this is every other day. >> it is not an easy process, we do it knowing the confrontation we're going to face. >> the man that had to face the criticism and angry crowds was ron huber man. at the time of the death, he was the head of public schools and the mayor's point man on school reform. >> did you take into account the fact by closing certain schools kids would have to go to neighborhoods that they previously hadn't been to and perhaps cross gang lines and perhaps put themselves at more risk? was that taken into account? >> i believe it was taken into account. there's a big diffe