these don't include the numbers, the numbers in hamilton county. so it would presumably be at least another 3,000 or 4 thon vote advantage for romney over santorum, but romney taking the lead. it's growing. 1837 vote lead with 87% of the vote in. that's a significant development in ohio. we're watching it closely, and you're seeing it unfold as we do ourselves. idaho, let's go to boise. shannon travis is standing by. tell our viewers what is going on. you have the huge taco bell arena. 10,000 folks that have gathered to participate in the caucuses. >> that's right, absolutely. just under 10,000. almost 10,000 there, wolf. it's packed. a lot of the people here, they have already voted, but let me show you what the next step in the process is. you see a lot of the volunteers lined up. they have on white shirts and dark pants. in those buckets right there are coins. coins for different candidates. you see on the top of that one, romney. you see the two other there, ron paul and newt gingrich. there's rick santorum over there. they have tape over the to

you see the three numbers. st important three numbers to a presidential campaign, if you will, since 9-9-9 and herman cain. he's pushing that very hard. he's got new ads out and some of the other southern states trying to get people angry about this. even though a lot of economists and others have said, presidents do not have the ability to affect world gas prices. but newt gingrich things he can do it with a variety of different proposals and he's banking on that to get him votes in the south. we'll see, wolf. back to you. >> critical for newt gingrich if he doesn't win his home state, he probably will drop out. i want to show you the numbers right now. 41% of the vote is in. 41% of the washington state caucuses. 37% for mitt romney, 24% for ron paul and 24% for rick santorum. they're virtually tied. senator santorum is speaking out in bowling green, ohio, right now. i want to listen in briefly. >> if you're going to understand the constitution. and that is, where our rights come from. when in that declaration

numbers. several california locations sold tickets with five of the six winning numbers. the bay area locations are liquor tobacco and more in sunnyvale, al's food and liquor in san san rafael and 7-eleven in blossom hill in san jose, fast and easy mart in fremont and fox liquors in san francisco. that's where nick smith is live tonight with this developing sorry. dark dash develop -- developing story. >> that's right. they are calling it is luckiest spot in san francisco. >> who ever won it, come and cash it out. you buy it from the right place. come over here and get your money, man! >> lottery officials say there are 29 people across california that correctly picked five of the six winning numbers, and they will split about $4 million. each of the winners will clicket between $125 and $130,000. the national lottery officials are expected to post all of the numbers on-line first thing in the morning. you will be able to go to abc7news.com for the winning numbers. dan, we will send it back to you. >> oh man. it is so exciting even if you lost. it has been a lot of frenzy

i don't have the total number of families involved, but 96% of the families say that their child enjoys going to school. a 93% say that they are going to a nurturing environment. 91% would recommend the schools to other parents, at 90% says that the child says that they love the school. what they want to talk about -- lastly, what i want to talk about is a model city district partnership. and this is what -- this is one of the most exciting aspects of having us here today. the city takes an active role in its students. even though we have a low population of students and a lower than average concentration in public schools, the city cares about the public school students. the kindergarten to college program by cisneros. to provide accoutnnts for students to be able to save for college. the rainy day fund. the education richmond fund. a host of other programs have been critical. the mission promised in neighborhood grant, but the district was a huge part of that. we have seen huge differences in the bay view and mission neighborhoods. it was launched earlier from the leningrad and has no

you saw the numbers. that's why. you look deeper at the exit polling, we know 54% of voters said the economy was issue number one. governor romney has a healthy lead, gingrich second and santorum. in this lead, governor romney has a healthy lead. others said the budget deficit matters. romney lead upset among these voters, senator santorum with a slight lead. governor romney on the big issue and breaks about even on the deficit. and albany, 50% say the economy is issue number one. romney leading, santorum second, gingrich a close battle. on the big issue, governor romney seems to have a healthy lead. however, the budget deficit, in every state, republicans, economy first, budget deficit second. gingrich lead pretty decent lead over governor romney. they're splitting among the issues and governor romney among some and moves over on others. you might be surprised, how is governor romney competitive in both these deep southern states. maybe you think they're way more conservative than your state. look at this ideological

for fiscal year 2012, -- these are mostly half of the year numbers for fiscal 2012, 2013. the basis of this is in muni support services. rail maintenance, bus maintenance. the tracks, the signals, the electronics. all of these through the mr. haley staff analysis are provided close to the levels that we would need to properly maintain and run the system. this is not all of what did it -- the division directors would say is needed. this is what would say is a reasonable first caught. the reason that the numbers are lower in the first place is that they are largely included with half years staffing. >> the issue raised is an interesting one. that the baseline seems to be providing more service over the past year. is the baseline based on all of those things that we did last year? does that become the new baseline? >> we have been funding those service improvements basically threw open runs. but we have, we are missing areas of service throughout the system. we are capturing those savings and putting them in the areas that you have mentioned. m, x, 28,

for african americans, the number is almost 25%. that is one in four. 1, 2, 3, you. that is important. we have not talked about people who dropped out of the labor market, people with part-time jobs that want full-time jobs. the numbers we see -- we need to understand that property is at a level it has not been since 1993. overall, our poverty rate rose between 2009 and 2010 to 15.2%, almost one in six americans. for african americans, the number is 27.4%. for latinos, 25.8%. for asian americans, the numbers are lower. interestingly, the numbers on naked american people are not published. directly -- on native american people are not published. the sample size is too small. i know why. a rhetorically speaking -- tavis: tell us why. >> under a president that will go unnamed but was president around 1981, they actually wanted to stop collecting racial and ethnic statistics. they said, "we are all one america." we do not have a post racial unemployment rate. when black folks have the same unemployment rate as anybody else, we can be post-ratio. -- post-ratial. the native

the number of children under the age of 5 is nearly the same. so these numbers might not be accurate? >> [inaudible] >> i think there is a different data set produced by the seven it is planning department that breaks it up by supervise oriole district. you will get a better snapshot -- supervisorial district. you will get a better snapshot that way. we will close by outlining the policy situations. if there is an out migration of families, what are the issues impacting that? because a lot to live here in san francisco. -- it costs a lot to and live here in san francisco. housing and both romfrom and affordability of housing stock, it costs a lot to tell the house. the median prices well above most markets across the nation. the perception and reality of safety in the city. the perception of quality education. if you look today, the affordability of private schools, i know a couple of the weather there. if you looked at the san francisco bay school, a lot of kids came from there, $26,000 a year. if you go to university high school, the private tu

numbers. several california locations sold tickets with five of the six winning numbers. the bay area locations are liquor tobacco and more in sunnyvale, al's food and liquor in san san rafael and 7-eleven in blossom hill in san jose, fast and easy mart in fremont and fox liquors in san francisco. that's where nick smith is live tonight withping sorry. developing sorry. dark dash develop -- developing story. >> that's right. they are calling it is luckiest spot in san francisco. >> who ever won it, come and cash it out. you buy it from the right place. come over here and get your money, man! >> lottery officials say there are 29 people across california that correctly picked five of the six winning numbers, and they will split about $4 million. each of the winners will clicket between $125 and $130,000. the national lottery officials are expected to post all of the numbers on-line first thing in the morning. you will be able to go to abc7news.com for the winning numbers. dan, we will send it back to you. >> oh man. it is so exciting even if you lost. it has been a lot of f

the number that is associated with -- with the side of the cabinet. our green cab number is on the side. an easy one for the public to remember. the dispatch service that we subscribe to, the calls are put out to all of the citywide drivers. likewise, they are put out to all of our drivers. from the public's standpoint, it is steam -- seamless, but it is really important to us to have our own phone number. this number is widely used in the account for 25% of the calls that come in a citywide. even though we only have 10% of the cab service. if you had ever sat through one of our interview process is, you would understand why. we need to have our own phone number for our own identity purposes. yet that number will still be dispatched number. we are asking for a change in the language for the phone number to call the dispatch service. we have discussed this, mr. jarvis is in agreement. [tone] >> [leads names] -- reads names] >> good afternoon, again. i appreciate staffed bringing this forward. i think that the lack of company managers appearing before yo

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i haven't seen the numbers, gloria. tell you mitt visited mississippi and alabama, and the response he got was very encouraging. folks there, of course, are suffering under this bad economy that president obama has given us. they're dealing with high gas prices, high food prices, high health care costs. of course, their incomes are declining or they don't have a job at all or they're looking to trade up from a part-sometime job to a full-time job with better benefits. so these people are hurting. they're hurting all around the country. that's what we've encountered from one end of the united states to the other. >> eric, i have to ask, earlier, your candidate was quoted as saying he wants to, i want to get the quote right, planned parenthood, we're going to get rid of that. does mitt romney really want to get rid of planned parenthood. >> he singled out some areas of the budget he would eliminate or curtail. all in the name of achieving a balanced budget. and the test that he said he would be applying is is this program

at the numbers. rivate sector is nice, the private sector for february is a good number. i think this is in line with where the market is. 220, 175 to 250, it would have been right in line. i think the way to put it is 200s the new 100. we come in, we get 200, we yawn a little bit. we did have the increase of participation rate. that tended to keep the unemployment rate from going down which would have otherwise happened. one interesting thing, you still have this very strong household report that has not resolved itself. let me just give you that number. i think hampton might have given it to you. 428,000 increase in the number of employed in the household survey. we've seen this happen before where the household would run stronger or they just diverge, but it's not happening. maybe diane wants to talk about it. >> it's definitely an issue of new business formation and it doesn't get fully captured in the payroll survey, but you are calling people up and they are working as a aconsultant and thy are

the numbers were up 6/10 of a%. auto sales helped to contribute to the strong numbers. retail sales are important because the consumer is 70% of america's economy. how important are the market numbers we are seeing this week? is it time to jump in on equities. joining me is david kelly, chief market strategist with jpmorgan funds and -- from the the motley fool website. >> david kelly, we saw major milestones this week. the dow passing 13,000. the nasdaq at 3,000. the s&p at 1400 and the fed slightly upgrading its view of the economy. do you think we continue to climb here? what's the significance of those round numbers, if you will? >> the significance of them is the impact they have on confidence. that is what is driving a lot of what is going on in the economy and the markets in the last few months. people are finally shaking off the blues they have had in the so-called recovery to this point. most confident dense measures are moving up. we have hit the milestones and people feel better putting money in to equities and should drive eck dwity prices higher. >> another

and in fact, the reduction of u.s. numbers and the reduction of isaf forces in direct support of our isaf and lisbon transition goals of 31 december 2014. with regard to the voices that we hear in the afghan government, the afghan government is on a path towards sovereignty. this is the whole process that we're talking about with respect to the lisbon convention of -- anticipating security leave by 2014. we should encourage the voices of sovereignty, he courage actions within the afghan government that seeks sovereignty, the m.o.u. that i recently signed with the minister wardac was one of the greatest acknowledgements where they partner increasingly with us in a counterinsurgency, they will take responsibility for the administrative detention of insurgents in the battle spacing, and american forces will cease detaining afghans for long periods of time and afghans will pick up that responsibility. that is appropriate. it is a great indicator of sovereignty, for example. with respect to night operations, we have been in a long-

they counted the number of seats and told me 18. the fire department is two sets the official occupancy for the restaurant, that is at 49. >> i am curious about whether or not more than 18 people are in the restaurant. >> more than 18, i would say yes. >> on a regular basis? >> regularly. >> what do we do about the fact that one of the conditions was that the posted occupancy, 18 persons, shall be adhered to. >> that was our recommendations, not adopted by the commission. the commission made it clear that the police department did not set occupancy rates. >> the entertainment commission did not adopt a findings recommended by the police. >> not all of them. >> i must have missed that. where do we find that? >> it would be in the document appeal. >> i will look at that in a second. it seems, this is a question for you, it seems as though that more than 18 people are there. it goes to the issue of -- let me see if i can find that language -- we have so many papers appear. -- up here. basically it says that is the building adequate to a

however, the number of children 5 and younger increased by 9%. you can see that increase of 9% was more than outweighed by the decrease in children 5 to 18. chairperson farrell: it just exacerbates how big the difference is with the five to eight teen group. i think there is a big difference for us as legislators in city hall to think about. if this is a national trend or national issue, that is ok, but that is different than if this is something san francisco is doing good or bad. i think that is important to look at. >> this is the other chart that was referenced earlier. this can lead to a great deal of speculation. this is the zero through five childrens' population by neighborhood. even know there was a 9% increase overall in the city over the past 10 years, it was surprisingly not distributed evenly across the neighborhoods. south of market and embarcadero had a huge population increase. chairperson farrell: is there a way to blow that up? >> i do not think there is a zoom. i will tell you what is at the top. at the top is south of market em

as we know, they've been able to exceed the 8% number in the past. you're right, 8% has been the number that's been used as the benchmark to be able to soak up the need for more work and maintain that social stability. the key here is the quality of the growth. it's not just investing money for the sake of it, it's not just building buildings with no one inside or building shopping malls that no one goes to shop in. this is about quality growth that trickles down to the community. it's about being able to encourage the people themselves to be able to take on a bit more of the share of the heavy lifting here in the economy and being able to spend more, not just rely on the deep pockets of the united states and europe. as wen jiabao pointed out and you and i know, those markets will no longer be paved with gold for china. they have to find the answers inside the country. yes, it will be less growth but more sustainable growth and a higher quality of growth. the real problem here, an draw, is where the people are going to feel secure in this environment

the number 4 reactor also had a hydrogen explosion. the yellow round object visible in the building is the lid of the outer containment vessel. the containment vessel is designed to prevent radioactive substances from the reactor leaking out, but is now exposed to the outside air. the yellow-green device is the crane above the spent fuel rod pool used to move fuel. at the time of the accident, the number 4 unit was going through a routine inspection and had no fuel in the reactor. the pole below the crane still holds many fuel rods. now at the west side of the plant property, there are about 1,000 tanks. the tanks contain roughly 120,000 tons of contaminated water that has been treated when molten fuel caused by the the meltdown is fueled with water. contaminated water is generated, treating this contaminated water is one of the most different efforts. the space for tanks is limited. how to add more is another issue. i had actually covered the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant prior to the accident. back then, the large facilities w

the numbers for all of the academy -- all the categories ranged higher. as a group, they generated $4.2 billion in spending in san francisco in 2010. bottom this spending gets recycled back into the city economy in a number of ways. first of all, payment in wages to the people that work in the industry. the industry also spends $670 million per year just on food. another $580 million on local beverages. another $370 million on local performers in global business services. it gets recirculated to provide opportunities for other industries. what's there are a lot of restaurants that are full- service restaurants that have bars -- >> there are a lot of breast route -- and what restaurants are full service, for those significant number of restaurants that have both, the restaurant category that includes restaurants with bars. >> absolutely. all the restaurants have an alcohol license. supervisor wiener: right, but sometimes it is not just a bar where people are waiting to be seated, but a destination bar, still considered a restaurant? >> it would be. it migh

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200,000 in the way is a false number. plain that. >> well, the threshold you need is to keep pace with population growth and, on top of that you need to dip into what was lost and then gain all that back because we didn't keep up with population growth throughout the great recession. we lost a ton of jobs. yes, it's great to get back those jobs. a little said, yes, one130,000 month and then you have to get back the population growth as well. that's how you get near that 300,000 number. any of that, these are good numbers and they're going to be good numbers for president obama. i saw him do his very long press conference on super tuesday and he wasn't focused on the economy. he knows the economy is getting better. he is sitting pretty at the moment unless things go terri y terribly, terribly wrong. i think we're going to get at 200,000 number. i think that will be great for him. i think he will coming out with a press conference later to crow about it. i'm sure he will feel great about it. >> unless good charts -- forgive

the number you paid based. a group called to summarize observation group for the syria so that by the pool of collapse in those numbers and then this group that number this group of actors coming from those rebel forces so they send those numbers through this you pay based. observation group and then this group's and this lumber for the u.n. is it a fair number yeah i saw it in real true spackle holders the resources change so i think this is just the one way of seeing and furthermore syrian government also gave lumbers they're saying even though you feel call it is a seven thousand casualties they are seeing at the least the one survey of the. those security forces they had being killed as well by those. the groups so now i think the real picture is still not so clear amidst the aspiring new syrian constitution was supported by ninety percent of the population and this new constitution aiming to smooth things out can these results really be trusted ninety percent of the population supporting the new constituti

the numbers are the numbers. so whatever it is, the government of the states has been reduced and would you not -- you value the state participation and they make our partner better. so i'm just concerned about that. with regard to your statement about reducing spending, your base budget was 7.4 billion at 2008. it jumped to 10.2 itsz basically been dropped down to 8.3 which is still a 15, 12 increase where you were after having substantial increases over a number of years. so i guess my only comment to you and to the chairman is, we're going to have to tighten our belt we'd like to give every focus on containing costs. i believe it can be done better. i also think you have to consider the impact that the regulations are having on the american people. its impact on jobs creation, those things placing our economy at risk. our constituents are telling me that they've never seen such a surge of regulatory impact. >> i would say, first, whether it's the pace of regulation which i signed fewer regulations per year tha

no surprise it starts with the jobs number. her sign of a strengthening recovery, the first time since 2011 that payrolls have grown for more than 200,000 3 months in a row, we'll talk with labor secretary and presidential candidate ron paul for their take. gree greece pulls it off, 83.5% of the bondholders said it will agree to the selloff. the credit event could force the payoff of billions of cdfs. and roasted green mountain coffeemws shares are sinking premarket with nuews that starbucks will have its own home brewing machine. >>> it is a three-year birthday of the bull market and of the market calls made by our dear friend the late mark haines. we've got the biggest winners and losers on deck. we've got to start off with the number beating expectations, nonfarm payle r le rl payrolls 227,000, and the unemployment rate at 8.3%, a three-year low, but the question is will the data support the bounce in the premarket to actually hold on for the rest of the session? because the numbers over time has told us that it doesn't last.

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we also maintain the street trees. a number of bridges and tunnels, and in addition, we managed over 158 city blocks, several thousand curb ramps, we answer to 311 about 110,000 calls a year. we're responsible for cleaning the streets. we're responsible for graffiti on private property. we have a team that works on many of the city's bomb programs and infrastructure projects. as you can see, about 70% of the work echoes on his work orders. we do receive some gas tax and some borrowed funds. and some general fund in addition to fees from st. use in developing, and a few other funds that include a with miscellaneous revenue. in terms of how it is broken up, which have several bureaus. the environmental services that does most of the street cleaning and most of the graffiti removal as far as the funds go to support that bureau. and on infrastructure and the design division, about 14%. project control has about 12%. and if you others that we mentioned, urban forestry has about 8%. a pretty good divide there. in terms of expenditure

us in solution for the job if the economy is so great under president obama why is the economy the number one issue for these vote because i've got i've got republicans in control of the senate and for three and a half years they have not allowed any of the legislation that actually would have helped the economy for through but what is your solution i mean i've heard no no no from the republicans but i haven't heard and we're seeing more than words about your eyes medicare services sane conservatives are saying no so higher taxes from the president in the middle of the recession by the way this is one half of one third of government that the republicans are holding here we have the rest of the government the senate and the presidency is not walking that is the one half of one third which i don't see no way but our imagination the president is going to make a case as you are tonight that the republicans have something to do with the state of the economy is the only thing you can do to run a negative campaign it's always going to have to do and the problem is there's no way that you can say

supervisor kim raise the point about making better expense numbers. i am asking the budget analysts to work more closely to figure out what that will look like. and again, the feedback on commodities will be important. finally on the issue on whether it is a purpose to have a different level, i think the purchaser alluded to the 4% being high. i would like to get some more information on that. >> add to that, transparency and accountability of a third-party their fire. -- verifier. >> we would like to incorporate some of this information that would be receiving, not only on the expense side. perhaps others that you can look to some other things that would help to inform us. can we continue this item to the call of the chair? >> i am wondering if we can put it to two or three weeks out so we can have a date certain and let people know. i might suggest maybe three weeks out. two weeks at the least. >> why don't we say that if we can set it to april the fourth, this coming weeks wednesday meeting will be canceled and i would be just returning. it would be

well look i mean you can look at the numbers and you can say is he underperforming in the number is look at the raw delegate count right and romney is well ahead in that raw delegate count but is there if he's got to get to eleven forty four he's like it was two hundred some if you want to talk about an underperforming candidate running for president talk about president barack obama his polling numbers last month were at forty five percent for incumbent presidents running for reelection everyone who has won has been over fifty percent in february running up to the election so if you want to look out i guess i would say this is not a good sign for barack obama but i'm curious as to who is going to be competing against him it seems to me that the newt gingrich was never actually running for president but he was running to jack up his speaking fees and sell books that's why he doesn't have a nationwide you know. campaign really and even santorum i think santorum just thought hey i'll throw the rice and see what i mean i think there's some cognizance of the fact that running a presidential

the nuclear plant. this time it was reactor number 3. the situation deteriorated, but the town heard nothing about the government. the mayor decided to move further away from the plant. on the morning of march 15th, as he prepared to evacuate, reactor number 4 exploded. the containment vessels of reactor number 2 was also damaged. spewing a significant amount of radiation into the air at the time the government was making its own projections to where the plumes of smoke would go. their data shows that radioactive substances spread northwest, but the public didn't receive that information, and people in naime were also fleeing the northwest. 7:00 p.m. on march 15th, almost all the residents had evacuated, 100 hours after the nuclear accident. >> translator: i worry about the health of children and young peop people. i am extremely shocked they were exposed to radiation. if the government had used any means possible to contact us we could have done things differently. >> it is almost a year since the nuclear accident in fukushima. although

the numbers are the highest since they started keeping that can of these numbers 30 years ago. concerned about the so-called patriot movement where the growing number of militia groups grew. the number ballooned last year. the movement gained momentum during the clinton administration's push for stricter gun control laws and peeked in after timothy mcveigh blew up the federal building. the movement started to fade until late 2008 when the economy tanked and an african-american presidential candidate did not tank. joining me now, senior fellow mark potauck. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> can we talk first about the factors that you've been ail to identify that caused the movement to grow so much in the last couple of years? >> well, as you said, it's a number of things coming together and they come together with a force in late 2008, early 2009. they are not only obama the first black president but what president obama represents, and that of course is the changing race gem graphics of our country, whites will lose their majority in the year 2050. that plus fai

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sixth number, the mega ball number. the chances of winning are so incredibly slim and so incredible. you talked about the fact that there are three winners, one in baltimore county, maryland, one in illinois and one in kansas. if you split that three ways, each person winds up taking home about $307 million lump sum or $16 million if you want to get paid annually. i wish i had problems like these. i wish i could be facing a decision like that today. wouldn't that be nice? but on a serious note, lottery officials say that it is important that the winner seeks legal and financial advice. we have seen this play out so many times where people win the lottery and they don't invest it wisely. it's important whoever that winner is out there and we hope we get to meet the person, that that person does get some advice about how to move forward. >> in the big picture, i hope that person does not come forward. it's usually a better thing to just stay quiet. but then again, we're in the media and we want to see. thank you so much. >

and the numbers kind of bear this out. just between last march and september, our average was about 97 days to get a permit processed. that was the argue average. and then between september and today, it's gone down to 62 days. so it's right around two months right now and i think we can probably make more improvements but as i said in my opening statement i'm not about the number of days it takes. i'm about safety and environmental protection. >> thank you very much. senator mckurkowsmurkowski. >> i want to better understand some statistics out there. yesterday the president released his -- or he discussed the one-year progress within the administration. he called it his blueprint for secure energy future and in that report, he notes that oil production is up overall. that's the statement that his certainly been made. he doesn't disclose where that increased production comes from. whether it's on federal lands, private, state. i mentioned in my opening comments the department of interior's own numbers would seem to indicat

>> i am satisfied with the 352 number. the partnership relationship we have now with the emerging ansf, ultimately our drawdown as they continue to grow to their full surge strength of 352, i think that's an adequate number. the issue isn't the number. the issue will be the disposition of the force on the ground. it goes back to mr. thornbury's comment about operations in the south versus operations in the east. we may see we'll have to thicken the defenses in the east over the long term if the safe haven situation doesn't change. itis less about the number than the longer term disposition of the forces on the ground to defend key population centers. >> i'm not asking this next question to get too much into the weeds on the sergeant bales incident. it's go to be elsewhere. with regards to the investigation related to command in afghanistan, the situation on the ground he was operating in, not the situation, but the command structure in afghanistan, are there separate investigations going on, separate from the criminal case