mrs. rosa the document -- this is a city document that has been released. there are deficits that need to be closed. there are buses that need to be maintained, and i know that is important to consider, but i also believe core values should match the goals as well as prioritizing the needs of our families, all families throughout the city. this budget does fat and makes sure all the families are included -- this budget goedoes that and makes sure all families are included. we want to make sure all young people are prioritized, so i want to thank you for your time, and i want to urge you to consider making it free for all young people. >> just a few modest waypoints t respond. we appreciate the policy and fiscal rationale for resisting free, maybe discounts for youth, and we are grateful for the collaborative work. gooremain committed to all thin. roathey slip through the cracks. those are our policy reasons, and we have heard that loud and clear from commissioners, so i want to acknowledge the point that perhaps we do have a difference of opinion, but we do

mr. brashov. rosa's famous coffee cake, on the house. that's very nice of you, but i'm afraid we can't accept it. oh, please, i insist. sorry, it's against department policy. oh. i can understand that. put it on our bill. i think my partner hasn't eaten in about a month. as you wish. i hope you will visit us often. mmm. you've got a deal. - hi, everybody. - aren't you supposed to be in school ? - i'm showing my grandparents where the bus stop is. - where are they going ? - to the senior citizens' center for flu shots. - that's a long bus ride. i know. my mother wanted me to go with them before school. i overslept. i don't have time. - do you think they'll be all right ? - yeah, i think so. - i'm giving them directions. - you're giving them directions ? yeah. plus, they've got a map. - nice to meet you. - hello. they don't speak much english. excuse me. i would like you to meet henry chang. you'll probably see him on his bicycle riding around making deliveries. henry, this is detective anderson. police. nice to meet you. - thanks for the

mr. brashov rosa and katherine. it's very good to make your acquaintance. same here. definitely a family resemblance. - thank you for at least trying to help. - oh, it-- it was my pleasure. - thank you for thanking me. - you're welcome. you are also welcome. - ah, good morning, jess. - victor. what is this ? my water bill. jess, i have enough problems paying my own bills. just look at it. thirty thousand dollars for one month of water ? surely this must be a mistake. have you called the city ? the water department told me to call their accounting department. accounting said i had to pay the bill first, then apply it for a refund. i told them i didn't have $30,000 lying around. what a city. why can't they just have a telephone hot line so ordinary people with a problem can call in and get some help ? i do not understand. if the city officials are not doing their jobs why don't you replace them ? good question. i bet anyone in here can do a better job than those fools in city hall. sure. how about mayor brashov ? or superintendent rivera ? or councilman washington ? wai

rosa. wait ! what about the supply order ? oh, i'm sure you'll know what to do. what about hiring someone to replace jamal ? i have complete faith in you. but, mr. brashov, i have so many questions. don't worry, rosa. we'll talk about everything in the morning. and whatever we haven't covered, we'll discuss when i return. from where ? my daughter, granddaughter and i are going on a trip. i hear the greek islands are beautiful this time of year. yes ! closed-captioned by captions, inc. los angeles crossroads cafe is a series that teaches english... to speakers of other languages. for information, call toll-free: inactive activities on a glorious day! huh? let's get out there and play! yeah! sweet. whew! p-l-a-y! play! there are lots of great play ideas online.

rosa. - hi, i'm sara - that's mr. brashov and mr. washington that's katheri. hi. and jamal. hi. heo. so, what are you doing here ? that's theecond time you've asked me that. aren't youappy to see me ? oh, sure. i'm ad aren't y excited about the dance ? oh, sure. the decoti committee's going to be a lot of work, t we have some really great ideas for the gym. would you like to help us ? oh, well, i'm t very good at that sort of thing. but it wouldn't be that hard-- look. i better get back to work before mr. bshov gets madt me. he seems like a swt man. yes, well, you don't know him like i do. ay. well, i'll see you in school tomorrow. -good-bye, everybody it was really nice meetinyou. -bye. even you, mr. brashov. ev me ? n't mind her she's just being funny. - i thought she was very nice. - so, did you ask r to the dance ? no [ sa ] what are you waiting for ? - she wants you to. , she doesn't. are you kidding ? that's why she told you about the decorating committee. - she was just making conversatn. - that's not what heard. look, i-- i have a delivery to make. i've got to go. you know, h

mr. circle in spots with a 43 degrees in santa rosa 57 cisco and 40 degrees in oakland and the one to fiveegrees above average in the mid-70s and a warm spot and more and at what air coming up right now will check out the roadways with elisabeth. would been doing ocalan is in a few problems of far this morning that nothing causing any major delays. maybe a little will have the duty of the month of that to that moment in the meantime here's a live look through plans were falling accidents near first sale of which has been cleared and was involved in a tractor-trailer so we thought about the attack drug as well that is no longer the case though both directions up north-south and 80 actual look ok to this is our slow spot was gunfight at least on the red this morning we were seeing an accident in livermore and that kind of backed things that sell out a half-hour drive time to take you up for the dublin and change are the way it does turn on the meeting led socially the backups there in the meantime back to you. >>> thank you so much lace and man is dead and his estranged wife is hospitalized

leader pelosi, when your the speaker, you and congresswoman rosa delauro and larsen, mr. peterson, on june 26th introduced a bill to stop speculation, june 26, 2008, in the morning it passed the house 402 to 19 that night. when leal goes over $4 nationwide, this will be a bipartisan issue, and it must be explained that this is not a supply problem. the president just said last week we can constrain the iranians for the production because, as he has said and the saudis have said exxonmobil has said, supply is plentiful. we are now a net exporter of oil. it's the gambling that must be stopped. here are my three things. the investment vehicles that have the fancy names of commodity index swaps and synthetic exchange traded funds much like a naked crittenden called swaps that led to the meltdown wall street propagated as investments that were bets on whether the supreme mortgages are paid off for half a trillion dollars of investment sending signals to the markets, false signals that there's a supply problem. and anybody that knows these markets and its objectives says that t

mr. >> taking a look at current conditions. 61 in santa rosa, 56 in san francisco. 64 in napa. 61 in freemont a warmer 68 degrees in san jose. as for your afternoon highs, no 90s, but 70s and 80s for the south bay. 79 in sunnyvale. 84 in san jose. east bay inland. similar conditions there. 82 degrees expected for pleasantton, cooler along the east bay shore lines. 74 expected in oakland as well as union city. mid-70s for freemont and a little cooler along the coast. not going to see the 70s at half moon bay. 65, 66 for ocean beach. mid-70s for palo alto, we'll finish it in north veil -- mid- 70s for san raff-year-old and 74 degrees expected for valleh o, finally, a look at your seven day, we'll continue to see the cooling trend, as well as showers heading our way by wednesday evening into thursday. >> >> time right now, 8:17. back to you. >> >> volunteers came out in droves in the bay area. some of the plateses help that was cleaned up this weekend. >> >> a small army of east bay citizens went forth to acknowledge the 72nd anniversary of birthday. they came to the task knowing they embrace th

mr. as guilford. we will start with your testimony. >> [inaudible] >> microphone. >> and chairwoman rosa delauro for convening of this hearing. i worked with almost everybody in this meeting, and you have been great friends of consumers, and you have landed an ear to those of us who don't have the clout of the big wall street lobbyists. many say there is no quick fix for this. i believe there is a quick fix for this, and i agree with many of the policy proposals that enunciated, but i would prioritize three of them. first, let me say that yesterday i read the "financial times," which surveys all the world markets, and within an opinion column, the pieces was the united states is back leading the world's economy. europe is on its back, japan has been on its back, china is decelerating. our policies, which have been guided by the obama administration and you in congress, have created the amber's that are sparking a recovery. the one that thing that will damage this recovery is the ever-accelerating gasoline prices. they are a burden in a micro sense in that people don't have the money to pay for $4 and maybe so

mr. guilford. we will start with your testimony. >> [inaudible] >> microphone. >> and chairwoman rosa delauro for convening of this hearing.d with almost everybody in this meeting, and you have been great friends of consumers, and you have landed an ear to those of us who don't have the clout of the big wall street lobbyists. many say there is no quick fix for this. i believe there is a quick fix for this, and i agree with many of the policy proposals that enunciated, but i would prioritize three of them. first, let me say that yesterday i read the "financial times," which surveys all the world markets, and within an opinion column, the thesis was the united states is back leading the world's economy. europe is on its back, japan has been on its back, china is decelerating. our policies, which have been guided by the obama administration and you in congress, have created the embers that are sparking a recovery. the one that thing that will damage this recovery is the ever-accelerating gasoline prices. they are a burden in a micro sense in that people don't have the money to pay for $4 and maybe soon $5 gasoline. it is a ha

mr. gilford. michael, we'll start with your testimony. >> thank you very much. members of the committee, leader pelosi -- >> microphone. >> and, chairwoman, rosa delauro for convening this hearing. i've worked with almost everybody in this hearing and you've always been great friends of consumers and you have always lended an ear to those of us who don't have the clout of the big wall street lobbyists. many say there is no quick fix for this. i believe there is a quick fix for this and i agree with many of the policy proposals that have been enunsy eighted but i would prioritize three of them. first let me say i read "the financial times" which surveys all the world markets and within an opinion column the thesis was, the united states is back. the united states is back leading the world economy. europe is on its back. japan has been on its back. china is decelerating. our policies which are guided by the obama administration and you in congress have created the embers that are sparking a recovery. the one thing that will damage this recovery is the ever-accelerating gasoline prices. they are a burden in a micro sense in that people simply do not have the money to