enrique barajas/dep. de parques de daly city un campo de futbol es cien yardas y lo que tenemos aquiunas 200 o 300 yardas de lodo quedo enterrado y tiene como plantas atras silbido...natsound decenas de automoviles quedaron inmovilizados, a los que el barro les llegaba casi arriba de las llantas, como al de silvia.... haya entrado agua porque como venia en bajada le entro al motor agua eso es lo que tengo miedo aunque no hay reportes de que el lodo hubiera entrado a las casas, si estuvo cerca...esta manana de forma preventiva fueron evacuadas las familias de una docena de casas. karla somarriba/vecina que nos prepararamos con ropa para unos dos o tres dias por si era necesario evacuarnos pues me asuste porque con cinco ninas que tengo, era como un poquito dificil otros vecinos dijeron que esta no es la primera vez que tienen este tipo de problemas pero nunca nos imaginamos que esto iba a suceder siempre matnienen este parque nitido, muy bonito, siempre chequean no se que ha pasado natsound pala natsound labor de limpieza ademas de las labores de limpieza, ahora la tarea es determinar

will the dep paparture leave th company in a lurch and shareholders with another lost decade? i feel like it wasn't long ago when we were talking about steve ballmer and how he should be ousted because the stock had done poorly over the last decade, it was a lost decade for microsoft. fall of last year to march of this year, that's when the stock started perking up. we gave ballmer a pass on this because there's doubts about window 8. >> all the excitement from the stock, from 26 all the way into the 30s was about a product cycle. pc upgrade cycle. they don't exist, people. at the end of the day when you look at large enterprises they don't even have the last version of windows on their systems right now. to me, if that was why you're buying the stock, that wasn't a great reason. when you think about the acquisitions they made, innovate, compete with companies like apple they're incapable of doing it. at the end of the day, other than xbox, there was a lot of false hope. if you're buying the stock, $55 billion in cash, it's a great place to park cash. that's fine. it looks lik

. >> okay, dep tree director, i know you are feeling very sick. thank you for coming up here. also thank you for helping me facilitate and put this together and doing it in a very short fashion. thank you so much. >> any public comment on item 5? seeing none, item 6, discussion on employee of the month program. >> how about you, director, would you like it talk would you like it talk about this? . >> commissioner mar. >> this item came up about a month or so ago. we thought it was a good thing that this department become involved acknowledging all the work our staff do, but especially our staff who really do exemplary work. we wanted to start an employee of the month program, but actually it's a little bit of a misnomer because we don't think we have the resources to pick an employee of the month. i think the original idea is that we will just start it kind of quarterly and with the caveat that the four people picked the first year, one person would be picked as the employee of the year at the end of the first year. and i think we're still discussing the parameters but basical

i'm especially concerned about the tax policy, and much of the companies in the industry pay a diff depped know, -- dividend as you know, and if left alone, the bush tax cuts expire 12-31, that tax rate goes up to over 40%. that has real implications, and at the same time, it becomes disconnected with the capital gains rate which i think is very, very important to keep both of those low and lean. it encourages investment with respect to dividends and matters a lot to our shareholders -- people think about dividends more from a corporate perspective. i just had a shareholder meeting in little rock two months ago, and there are people who are really living off these dividends. they are buying telecom stocks, relying on them to pay for their mortgage, their groceries every week. i had amazingly because shareholder meetings are getting smaller and smaller, fewer people attend. one elderly couple came from kansas city, another fromñhr seattle, washington, and they said to me, i have one question. it's are you going to keep your dividends? because it -- it's just not big corporate america. i thi

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representatives will remain in republican hands with 250 seats -- republicans but the gop beat two deps democrats and picked up three seats held by democrats who left congress. >> you will find up to the minute election results for the races on the bottom of your screen. k 2.com just look for the election right on our front page. >> california voters had state propositions to consider. two would increase taxes to pay for education. our election center now with a look of those and some of the other big issues. >> more money out of your pocket could be the result that voters have decided. the first one is prop 30. the governor had warned of dras das rick cuts. the governor campaigned as late as yesterday. 30 is meant to fund public education through higher income tags taxes for those who earn -- sales tax by a quarter of a -- taking a look at the numbers, split even. it's still early, but this one is a dead heat. moving to prop 32. 32 would limit donations contributing to candidates through payroll deductions. 32 looks like the nos have it. moving along to prop 34. 34 would eliminate the

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they st dep was supposed to come. there is some kind of oil tanker below that i think could be dangerous. here, this family is trying to rebuild already. another car loaded up on their property. their couches in the backyard. water came in about 12 feet up. what did you think about the marathon about to be run down the road? >> i was really happy that they canceled it. if there was a marathon today, we do not have the ability to come here because the bridges would be closed, everybody would be stopped. we need to keep working today. >> they still ran the marathon. >> we need some garbage bags, detergent. >> the runners came and helped you? >> we are in the shadow of the bridge, not a mile from fort wadsworth, where the marathon was to begin. that is where they have the generators and light, the electricity and food. the community rose up and said, how can you do it for them and not us? more than that, it would have meant the closing of the bridges. that is how they are going back and forth, beginning to rebuild. this

filmmaker ken burns spent dep kids a bringing america's past to life. >> a new film "the central parkhim a different sort of attention, a subpoena from the city of new york. >> the case was horrific. a young woman left for dead, brutally beaten and raped in new york's central park. the victim could not remember the attack. five african-american teenagers were charged and convicted. there were video-taped confessions. >> getting her to keep her down. >> police said they were in the park wilding or creating mayhem just for kicks. except the story wasn't true. >> there have been many questions raised about the conviction of five defendants for the rape of a female jogger. >> in 2002, 12 years after the trials, matias reyes a convicted sex offender confessed. he said he acted alone and dna evidence confirmed his involvement. when the manhattan d.a. took another look at the case he found fault with the original confessions. the convictions were vacated. most of the teenagers now men served their sentences. lau lawsuits came in. >> a lot of people didn't do their jobs, reporters, police, pr

while the houses are gone, they can't get back in and the dep is supposed to clear up and they need aninspection. and a lack of communication and it's just a giant mess. charles: everyone's saying, well, in our area, you know, new york, new jersey, that staten island has become president obama's katrina. the world doesn't know about it, but what's happening behind the scenes is nothing, but pure devastation and they feel like they've been ignored. >> they have been ignored and they've been ignored by not only the media, but by the administration, not coming in and sending in janet napolitano to walk around doesn't solve the problem. sending in resources does solve the problem. charles: right of course, some people do wonder if those are, you know the images that we saw after katrina may be the response would have been better. now, we talked about this for months leading up to election and the latest numbers so we were right. gun sales are surging on fears of a second obama term. n.r. n.r.a. called it on "varney & company" and california voted overwhelmingly democratic and voters raised

mayor bloomberg reminded rez dep dents of this area yesterday, you can die from being cold.n that situation where you don't have heat, you don't have power, do not be a hero. if you have any question about where to go, in his words, stop a cop and ask. zoraida? >> that is very good advice. there was one death from hypothermia. alina cho live for us in brooklyn, thank you very much. >>> we're going to take a quick break and we'll be back in a moment. the writer's desktop and the coordinator's phone are working on a joke with local color. the secure cloud just received a revised intro from the strategist's tablet. and while i make my way into the venue, the candidate will be rehearsing off of his phone. [ candidate ] and thanks to every young face i see out there. [ woman ] his phone is one of his biggest supporters. [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... working together has never worked so well. [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... a hybrid? most are just no fun to drive. now, here's one that will make you feel alive. meet the five-passenger ford c-max

the new york city police dep, you know, the job that the guys are doing out there is tremendous work.our thanks to you lieutenant, to them, to the commissioner, everyone else, and thanks to your time. clags on ringing the bell. >> due to superstorm sandy, residents have no power, may not have for a while. intentions slowly building. can everyone remain calm in a crisis? our senior correspondent scott cohn has spent much of the past few days in lower manhattan and has a lot more on the impact on the people and businesses there. >> a half a mile away from you on water street, and the manager of the best of new york deli, i wanted you to show us here, this is some ice cream you guys took delivery of on monday. how much does that work. >> that's probably $100,000 in one and two bags, you can imagine the rest we have here, and that's just ice cream. $1,500 worth of merchandise. >> this is a 20-year family business, are you ever going to be able to come back. >> if we are able to come back, it's never going to be the same. >> reporter: quick update on the traffic situation. it was an epic c

blank, ross perot, i go down the list of all these things, these jobs that have been created, home deple working and by the way, thank god for a company the size of home depot because if it was a mom and pop hardware store in staten island today, they wouldn't be able to help. >> i agree with you. >> so what i'm saying, don, and i'm asking you, and you are a capitalist, and that's not a bad thing to be. >> no, it's a good thing to be. >> if this president wins, i am pleading with you to let him understand etiology is not in order for the next four years. we can't afford it. >> look, i agree with you. i think there's been this misperception that the president somehow is against excess or entrepreneurship. he's not. he's an activist for the average american and the middle class. the president i believe is clear that in order for us to move the economy forward and continue to expand it, there's going to of to be a renewed partnership between the private sector and the government, and that's going to be big business, small business, and medium sized businesses, all working together and the