michael aquino, kevin cohen. i'll give you some information in a dvd.important thing is [speaker not understood]. and we have people here calling and complaining upon you. no, you're not the problem. and you're not the answer. you need to maybe do a few more things, but the answer is with the people that are complaining. they're the ones that are allowing the misery of the animals and as far as the gentleman before me, the plagues are already here and so are the storms. so, i invoke in your heart a greater love to come forward and step forward and [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much, sir. thank you very much. thank you very much. next speaker. >>> supervisors and the public, my name is doug malar, public investigator of crimes against children covered up by law enforcement. i'm addressing the issue of domestic violence which we all are for, but also the fact that lieutenant colonel mike aquino lives here in the city is involved in human trafficking and sacrifices. he's been exposed in eight states by over eight

she delivered to aquino a message from president hu jintao that said china values friendly bilateral relations. an expert says china's strained relations with japan over the senkaku islands in the east china sea is behind the apparent shift in its stance towards the philippines. >> there are two areas where it has to -- cannot deal with it simultaneously, then it has to resolve first the other. >> reporter: the policy shift opened the door to the return of chinese tourists to resorts in the philippines. chinese travel agencies resumed group tours in late october for the first time in five months. china's banana inspections were eased, and exports are recovering. but near the disputed scarborough shoal, the situation remains largely unchanged. china continues to dispatch surveillance ships to the area even after the philippines withdrew its own vessels. a former senior official of the philippine foreign ministry warns that the current diplomatic approach could force the country to give up the shoal. >> we must regain access to the area. otherwise, the risk of it completely is there. >

villagers are growing crops, but livestock, aquino land and the elephants were coming through in destroyinghose crops and other wildlife was running out there while stock. the llagers did not have any interest. >> villagers were allowed to start getting proceeds from trough the hunts and from safari tourism thatat came through. all of sudden the wild life became an asset. they hired their own game wardens. wildlife had -- habitat doubled. because now it was a benefit. as a result the elephant population also doubled over 13 years. john: why you know about this? you are with -- >> property in environ research center. john: based in bozeman, montana. you folks city areas where private property can help protect animals. >> we believe that ownership provides the bt incentives for conservation. john: most of the buffalo are owned by private ranchers, but there are still some in state parks or one state park one has a roundup. >> and they are actually treating their bison most like private ranchers are, making them pay. what they do is once a year for 45 years they have this huge round with a bri

aquino, our guys here have been crunching numbers.ve 230 some odd thousand fewer democrats produce 75,000 more republicans. that makes this statistically significant. >> i think carl is a genius to and i rely on him for that kind of fine mathematical work. neil: at think he has a lot of time on his hands. >> the fact is, he is an extraordinarily lucky person money causes numbers. neil: you're right. >> and i think charlie here, his view is correct. but what is not clear is what will be the consequences of various other strategies that artwork. and by that i mean, we are looking at a state in which you have changing demographics. you have a changing industrial base. estate that has moved -- is becoming increasingly, year by year, more urban. swamping some old assumptions. the question is will john casey, you know, is incapable of being reelected governor? of the changes that have happened just simply within his turn now, these changes all favorite president obama. neil: so the republican governor who could take credit for them, but the

aquino at 68. east bay inland valleys antioch 67. 684 while the creek.eeping it in the low sixties for alameda and san leandro. downtown san francisco at 65. could pick up 64 from san bruno 66 in san raphael. some light and radasatellite ane are tracking--friday morning we will be contending for wet weather for most of the bay area. futurecast 4 4:07 a.m. you could see the green on your screen is a little darker this morning which indicates heavier rain. the yellow moderate rain for the delta. part of the east bay and probably a little bit along the coast. we will continue to see the showers throughout most of the day it could be a messy evening commute home. we will hombe on the back end of this. saturday afternoon with most of sunny conditions. sunday we are tracking in other system dropping down from the pacific northwest because the heavy downpour gusty conditions. gusts up to 30 mi. per hour. we will be on the back end of that by sunday. expect morning rain and afternoon sunshine. as we start the next work week another round of wet weather however,

aquino is he will actually have time for america to go, well, i do feel a little better. substantive. real. >> that was true of clinton. david said earlier that clinton did not truly seize the reins of a second term. he went about -- >> the did something else instead. >> that's good. >> he waited until 1997 before the scandal broke. >> welfare reform. >> the biography here, i am totally fascinated by each of those to do is trying to define themselves in style then figure out who they were. you really do have the biography of them. i will say inventing themselves. that is a cliche, but figuring of who they work. can you compare and contrast? >> think about those two men. they came on a very provincial places, far from any source of power, southwest arkansas and hawaii. they both grew up without knowing their fathers in somewhat dysfunctional families. and they both got to the presidency and got there in completely different ways. bill clinton essentially, his whole philosophy of life was just keep going forward. reinvent yourself every day, forgive yourself. forgive the wo