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is a poor follower of adam smith? >> adam smith is certainly read in july. i live in the hope of getting a transit -- chinese translation of my book. i very much doubt whether the present government or the government of the last half generation in china has actually been sitting there with copies of the wealth of nations on the desk. i think the intellectual history of policy formation and respect of management and trade in china over the last 25 years is much more complicated than that. us suspect extremely interesting. i am no economist. it is a much more multifaceted and not necessarily exclusively pragmatic approach to the management of trade. that is from and economics amateur like myself. >> may i say something to that? i would suggest in the last 30 years or so, china has been surprise. chinese communist leadership has been surprised the extent to which adams smith's ideas work. areas in which smithian markets have operated giving people property rights, allowing them to do with their profits as they would like and to exchange surplus value and good t

biography, "adam smith: an enlightened life." our author today at our first speaker, nicholas philipson was an undergraduate at aberdeen and cabot university with a phd from cambridge in 1967. he was lecturer in history of eden borough in 1965 and subsequently went senior lecturer and reader. he retired from full-time employment in 2004 at whispery worded honorary research fellow. he is held research places the united states and europe. his research is focused on the cultural and intellectual history of early modern and modern scotland with particular interest in the history of the scottish enlightenment. it is french political thought. he is your other project on the same manner cop land and the founder and editor of a new journal, "modern intellectual history." she has lectured extensively on this topic today in both europe and the united states. now i hate to add to finish the info and get to where speaker. one reviewer of this book has remarked that the book reveals that adam smith revealed untranslated wholly remarkable, tou

rick norsigian has agreed not to use adams name to sell photos and posters with adams made. as reported, an oakland woman said they look like the work of her uncle earl who once lived in fresno. the adams trust sudha norsigian. >>> we are measuring the radiation levels in the bay area. how much should we be concerned? still ahead. >>> what city leaders say must happen to end violence. >>> outside our door at this hour we're watching light to coming up we'll show you how long the storm is expected to stick around and how long before the next one arrives. >> why he's governor today assess the damage on the big island and maui. he said it was not as bad as he expected and he will do everything he could to help get repairs. one of the major concerns is that a cruise ship dock may be damage to accommodate tour buses. norwegian cruise lines canceled plans for a ship to dock their next week. >>> people are still waiting to learn the fate of friends and loved ones in japan. many of the 200 businesses are collecting funds and are planning a vigil for thursday night to raise money for

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i did review john adams, the mccullough biography of adams for "the new york times", and i thought he did a lovely job of it. people criticize him for not paying much attention to john adams' thought. but i didn't think he was totally blif crouse of it -- oblivious of it, and he was more interested in other parts of adams' career. and, clearly, he managed to get a large part of the american reading public interested in john adams, and, you know, he became a great fan of john adams, and i'm a great fan of john adams, so i like the book, and i cheer for david mccullough's success. >> host: who was john hancock and why did he serve as president of the second continental congress yet not president? >> guest: well, hancock was a boston merchant who inherited, actually, his fortune from his uncle. and a leading figure in massachusetts politics who was extraordinarily important in solving the divisions that came out of shay's rebellion during the '70s and '80s. he was elected, wonderful support from the electorate, governor and replaced the hard-line governor who against the insurgence. he p

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yolanda adams is our "slice of life." >> lift your hands!with the voice of an angel and the character to back it up, yolanda adams is on tour again. but this time, not for her albums but to promote healthy living. >> we know that 40% of african-americans are walking around with high blood pressure and most of them don't even know it. that embodies a lot of my core group, which is the church. and i wanted to make sure that the message was getting out. we have the navartis blood pressure tent where you can get your blood pressure checked today. >> so she hit the road on a national tour doing health fairs like this one in newark, new jersey. >> very great to have these voices standing up, somebody like a yolanda adams and michelle obama trying to point the finger at personal responsibility, about the simple things we can do to make massive changes in our lives. >> bringing blood pressure screenings is -- i mean, it's integral. it's so important, because a lot of people can't afford to go to a physician, go to a clinic and get it done. >> one hi

-- something, commissioner adams? commissioner adams: this is a great starting point. >> if you wish to have a broader discussion and look on legislation, it is certainly something that i would like to keep going with as long as it is compatible with our goals, protecting the neighborhood character. there are a lot of supervisors that are looking into this now. and toss out what ever doesn't make sense. everyone is looking at empty storefronts. we are looking at the commercial district struggling again. what ever you would like to do, whatever discussions you would like to have, hopefully, we can get the changes made. commissioner clyde: i just wanted to restate in the comment made by the president of this commission about plain language. in all of your drafting, please keep it in plain language. i think it will go a long way. >> i am neither a lawyer or a planner, i hope that qualifies me. president o'brien: that is wonderful, thank you very much for that. any public comment? >> i think this is good legislation in th

. >> osgood: anthony mason shows us some photographs taken by rock star brian adams.f greenfield ponders the what if's of history. suze orman offers financial tips for tough times and more. but here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 13th of march, 2011. we begin with the latest from japan. a news agency now estimates more than 1800 people are either dead or missing after friday's massive earthquake and the tsunami that followed. but there are projections that the death toll could rise much higher, perhaps surpassing 10,000 in one state alone. some 170,000 people have been evacuated from a 12-mile area around fukushima nuclear power plant. a partial meltdown is underway now, and a second of the plant's three reactors. many of the households remain without power. at least one million have no water. it's now believed insured losses from the quake could be more than $15 billion. as supplies and personnel stream in from the united states and other nations, japan's prime minister is calling this the worst crisis his nation has faced since world war ii. the after

now, you count john adams?john adams of certain important in designing the constitution of the united states. he was not at the said convention. in massachusetts, i'm very proud of my chapter on -- chapters on massachusetts because it made such a lovely story i think i had a count of the main delicate who traveled to boston, i think there's nothing to get you a better sense of how much, how the passage of time, that to explain what it took to get from maine to boston. we can drive it in a couple of hours. it took them a week, and that he had to figure out who would take care of his horse during the convention. as they say it makes the trip to boston child's play. and then taking home at the end. and the debates themselves were so rich and so tense because it wasn't clear what the vote was going to be. and the federalists, the federalists didn't want any votes until they knew that it was going to be in their favor so they were avoiding votes. they did want the opposition to be that strong. this was excited and i

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please welcome adam klein. [applause] >> the problem last is of a took a good so i will laugh at that. one of the issues that is presented and when you heard is to what extent does the court consider the issue of rule 23 classification as a question of abstract conduct verses the merits of the case versus what the practical effects of the decision are. to make the point and it has been made before but i will make it again it is the case involving a low-wage workers, women who are the victims of discrimination as the fury in the case. the question is can they prosecute the case in an economically rational way? it's a tale of two cities or perhaps bush v. gore construct in that on the one hand, you have the impossible result of any number -- if you number of women who could conceivably prosecutor individual cases and not be able to do one thing about the systemic problems that they have encountered of wal-mart. on the other hand, you have this gigantic potential exposure that the defense will complain about and s

i can see abigail adams sitting and clutching her scorching hot cup of joe, john adams saying sit down and drink your damn coffee, woman. she really was the brains of the outfit. my mother is overworked, tired, but her still solid body stood hard as a rock. i'm not going to cry, as a tear falls down from her face. don't cry, mom, don't cry. [cheers and applause] >> that was her first time ever. yay! and up next we have indiana telepenova. >> a recipe for water. start with the color magenta, a burning asphalt, of beach ball sighing out its life, a garden grown on accident after accident, add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away

president o'brien: commissioner adams. vice president adams: i totally support this legislation. i have seen this in other areas, particularly union street, castro street, elsewhere, where this has gone forward, and in these economic times, there are vacant storefronts, in union street in particular has been revitalized, so i would totally support this legislation. president o'brien: ok, thank you. commissioner kasselman? commissioner kasselman: like commissioner adams, like this legislation, having grown up from the corner. there seems to be a lot of space no vacant on fillmore street and in the corridor, and it would be great to get some new restaurants come in. president o'brien: thank you. commissioner clyde. commissioner clyde: i think it is straightforward. all of the outreach as been done, and this is initiated from the neighborhood, and it has been thoroughly vetted, so i support it. president o'brien: ok, public comment? >> i will give you the same thing i talked about last month. i feel this is a good piece of legislation, but if nobody can come in support or oppose of

sigue aumentando pueden ser mama >> vamos con ramón adame con más información . >> se recomienda a lasrsonas que viven cerca de la central nuclear de japón que no salgan de sus casas. >> el incendio comenzó el mismo día del terremoto . >> puede tener efectos nocivos. >> las explosiones son una preocupacion porque podria mezclarse el uranio. >> la situacion es más peligrosa por la radiación que se expande por l. >> los alrededores de la central nuclear . >> en el caso de chernobyl la radiación llego a estados unidos en sólo diez días, si no se toman las medidas, podría llegar a illinois . >> de ahí la importancia de promover el uso de energía alternativa renovable. >> los expertos indicaron que era poco probable que la costa oeste de los estados unidos resultara afectada. >> los efectos de la radiación son invisibles. >> es mi reporte en vivo. >> alejandro mendoza . >> gracias ramón adame . >> el presidente barack obama recibió una carta donde se pide que detenga el proyecto de energía nuclear en estados unidos . >> la energía nuclear es la base del programa del presidente barack obama,

que tal buenas noches, le saluda ramon adame. gracias que tal buenas noches, le saluda ramon adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos. < inundaciones retraso los tranajos de limpieza después de colapsar los sistemas de drenaje los residentes de pacific apenas habían regresado de sus casas aquí estragos a consecuencia de los aguaceros >> buenas noches las carreteras inundadas y deslaves se convirtieron en protagonistas >> invasin de las aguas y las riedas jugaban en su favor, otros tomaban su tiempo y cruzaban el camino de manera incierta, y la autopista 12 avisaba cierre de las vías condado de marin deslave que resultó evacuacion de 3 residencias la tierra se desmorono debajo del camino >> yo estaba tomando desayuno, escuche un ruido y no le di importancia y el hombre me aviso que había deslave >> en san pablo, blanca recibia ayuda de vecinos para sacar sus pertenencias >> no teniamos idea que esta casa estaba en una colina si hubiera sabido no la habriamos comprado >> otras dos familias también tendrán que pasar la noche fuera de esus hogares y están tratando de lograr que se declare zona d

vice president adams: thank you. i am going to be very, very brief. as the director reported, and will be the co-chair of small business week. thank you, regina. [laughter] but i am really excited about it because i have been involved for a long time with my involvement with the castro merchants association, so i am really looking forward to this. this is, to me, the best event of all. we're going to have the board of supervisors' recognition on tuesday, the 15th. the all-day conference, which i know a lot of my staff members at the big tent, and there are owners that attend the call date conference, and i guess, next in flavors, my second favorite is the shop your neighborhood sidewalks sale date. i think it is a great boost for these neighborhoods. and i want to see more neighborhoods get involved this year, not just certain neighborhoods, but i want every neighborhood to get involved this year, so i will really be pushing that. that is all but i haven't -- that i have. president o'brien: thank you. next item. clerk: item 14, commission reports. pre

maybe commissioner adams could help me with this. san francisco -- vice president adams: san francisco tourism is what it is called, but they have not had it in san francisco in 20 years. san francisco is the number-one tourism destination in the united states, and 2 below or three in the world. commissioner clyde: this will take place through may 26, which coincides with small business week. i am very excited for san francisco. this is going to be a great opportunity for us, with thousands of travel writers, planners, and the media. it is an extraordinary event and it generates business in the area for years to come. that is may 21 through 26. the last thing i would like to talk about is the durbin amendment to the -- let's see. there is a large piece of legislation regulating banking right now. the durbin amendment to the dodd-frank bill will limit the cost of bennett card transactions. by now it is proposed to 12 cents per transaction, a 75% reduction. this amendment is supported by the national federation of retailers and retail

commissioner adams: i want to thank you for bringing this up. we cover these zoning areas in the neighborhood parks that you talked about. i talked to many merchant organizations around the city. this is making it uniform. it is long overdue. it will help the vitality of a lot of neighborhoods. i can't tell you how many new restaurants have come into the area. this is going to help. i hear the complaints about the toaster oven role. -- rule. businesses have been there for 50 or 60 years. st

and you have to -- how's it like to pretend to begin married to adam sandler?se -- no, it's easy -- it's easier actually to pretend working for him. >> jimmy: really? 'cause it's just too much fun. >> 'cause it was actually working for him. and yeah, that was just -- >> jimmy: the premise of the movie is -- >> "just go with it." >> jimmy: yes. >> it's about a lie. we have a guy who basically gets heart broken before he goes to the alter. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he has his wedding band and he's at a bar, and he finds this beautiful woman is, you know -- she feels horrible for him, and he takes her home and then he just sort of sticks with this sort of wedding band thing. >> jimmy: that's how he hits on girls. >> that's how he hits on girls. >> and then he meets someone that he actually really cares about. brooklyn decker. the gorgeous brooklyn decker who then -- he falls for her but he happens -- i'm gonna try to do this really fast. >> jimmy: no, this is good. >> this is a toughy. >> jimmy: your much better then me explaining it because it's what you -- it's ver

. >> reporter: his name is rob adams. his passion. >> this is an la mopar 360. >> reporter: ay 74 dodge. >> my favorite one won the world championship. >> reporter: tucked away in his family's garage. >> utility cords and kleenex. >> reporter: an earthquake kit not just one but two that adams keeps inside his car. >> i feel like people it will shake and there will be some damage and i will just go to the store. people need to think really hard about being prepared. >> reporter: the adams are not alone from drinking water to heat pads to blankets a few of the items shaken off the shelves here at a place they like to call earth shakes. >> the phone hardly stopped ringing. >> reporter: susan owns earth shakes a business doing a lot of business since the quake in japan. she has had to re-stock her shelves from pocket knives to masks and bags of water. >> it is something that you just don't think is going to affect you. i think that we become complacent living here. >> reporter: she says people shouldn't and referenced the ear

everyone knows adam's alive and it's just a matter of finding him. >> reporter: 6-year-old adam walshummer of 1981. and the case took a horrific turn. two weeks after he was kidnapped, the little boy's head was discovered in a florida canal. >> i don't know who would do this to a 6-year-old child. i can't conceive of it. >> reporter: a serial killer was the prime suspect. the convicted murderer even confessed to the gruesome crime. but he was never charged with the murder. adam's parents, john and r event ve walsh, went on to become advocates for crime victims and his tv series helped to solve many cases. but adam's case remained wide open. in 2006, the walshs asked joe matthews, a retired homicide detective and family friend, to conduct an independent investigation. evidence was pieced together and police officially closed the case in 2008. honest tool, who had died in prison years earlier, was named adam walsh's killer. >> three decades he's been the suspect from confessions to sightings to witness interviews. it's all there. >> it was a moment they had long a it wad. >> there is no

vice president adams: present. commissioner clyde: here. commissioner kasselman: here. president o'brien: here. commissioner o'conner: here. commissioner riley: here. >> quorum is established. please note that items four and five will be after item 9. item one, -- item 2 below presentation of the small business commission certificate of honor recognizing a local small-business as part of the small business recognition program. >> it really is my honor this month to introduce a couple of people from the fillmore neighborhood. i would like to be joined by meghan, and from the fillmore cbd, [unintelligible] from me -- from the sheba piano lounge. every once in awhile, a person just needs a good piano lounge. we will talk about why she is deserving of this honor. >> i am really happy. i feel she deserves this award. she is a real community member. she does a lot for the district. she is very generous. she is wonderful all around. when you walk into the piano lounge, she is very nurturing and very smart about how she does marketing. if you walk in, you will see her paging th

the laws that we say should be governing how you know nations back towards one another remarkable adam thank you very much for being with them. this discordian not needs to be cut for the good not only the region but of the world. it's the good the bad of the very rude really ugly first the good marriage jack o'reilly jr or rallies that are of dearborn michigan home to the largest muslim population in the united states so it seems like he should have a pretty good perspective on the threat if there is one represented by american muslims o'reilly went on the record yesterday to criticize republican peter king's investigation into radicalized muslims take a look. you know when someone goes into what is supposed to be fact finding but they've already determined the outcome then that fact finding process is flawed and you know for us we've lived for eighty years with muslims as an active part of our community we have direct experience many of our young people are fourth and fifth generation americans therefore we have a pretty good perspective on what it is that islam represents because we

i am persuaded by john adams's account that this is what happened. jefferson never disputed that point. we have a committee that outlined and intervened with the text and asked jefferson to make some changes before approving it and send it to congress which after independence spend two days editing the document. jefferson was very uncomfortable when that was going on. his pride of authorship was injured by all of this. they took out huge chunks he was very clearly proud of. and produced the document we know and love. i think most modern readers will say that congress improved the text of the jefferson draft. i would call him a draftsman. he had a lot of help in the committee. he had a lot of good editorial help from congress. this was as much as the constitution a work of many hands. no one author. >> host: next call is from bill in seattle. [talking over each other] >> caller: have to come to the defense of president and jefferson, enabling it forces in the barbary wars. here's my question. most americans think between 1783, and 1787 how much happen

john adams was important in designing the constitutions of the united states.he was not in the federal convention because he was in the diplomatic ora at the time. i'm very proud on my chapter on massachusetts because it made such a lovely story i think. i had the count of a main delegate who traveled to boston. i think there's nothing that gives you a better sense of how the passage of time than to explain what it took to get from maine to boston in the 18th century. we can drive it in a few hours. it took him a week, and then he had to figure out who would take care of his horse in the convention. it makes parking in boston look like child play. i could take him down in the beginning and take him home in the end. the debates themselves were so rich and tense because it wasn't clear what the vote was going to be, and the federalists didn't want any votes until they knew that it was going to be in their favor, so they avoided votes. they didn't want the opposition to realize how strong it was. there was a lot of tension, and it's exciting, and i could bookend i

le saluda ramon adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos.japon vive horas de pesadilla ante los temores de un serio problema nucl >>> japón vive una situación compñcasda debedo aido la alarma nuclear. >>> el numro de muertos aumeta. >>> las replicas cada vez son más frecuentes y pordrían aumentar. >>> se mantien alerta de tsunami >>> le mostraremos un video, en donde muestra la fuerza de tsunami . >>> veamos. >>> el aguar arrasa con todo. >>> en la costa de californía , en el puerto de santa cruz. >>> las labores de limpieza continúan en esta ciudad. >>> un trabajador dijo que la perdida en botes era muy grande. >>> la zona no ha sido perjudicada por el escape de petróleo en el mar. >>> hoy partio más ayuda de expertos a japón. >>> miles de personas se preocupan, por sus familiares que viven en japón . >>> un hombre contacto a su hermano, ya volvió la calma para él. >>> el hombre confirmo que en japón no hay trasnporte público, >>> el temblor e tokio, se sintío a unos 6 a 7 grados. >>> el me dice que esta bien. >>> solo que japón esta devast

buenas noches, le saluda ramon adame. que bueno que nos acompaÑa. < residentes de un vecindario fueron evacuados luego de la explosión de una bomba, más información >>> por aire y por tierra las autoridades rastrearon a la bomba cacera que le explotó a un hombre. >>> recibimos una llamada en la mañana una bomba había estallado, el fbi y la policía están interiviniendo en la investigacuón >>> se investiga si era para la victi o para el gobierno >>> estamos entrevistando para saber >>> los vecinos fueron evacuados y trasladados a un centro comunitario >>> esta mujer dice que esta asustada y qué es un vecindario seguro >>> la identidad y estado de salud de la víctima no se sabe. luego de que se revisó el lugar se le permitió a los vecinos regresar. >>> por otra parte las autoridades de san francisco están preocupadas por los aluviones en san francisco >>> los trabajdores limpiaban lo que quedó, en esta tienda quedó poco. >>> un nivel grande de agua y emepzamos a las 9 dela mañana >>> el jueves esta tuberia reflejaba que no p

le saluda ramon adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos. -- si usted utiliza el bart para ir al trabajo, preÁrese ante la posibilidad de demoras el lunes por la maÑana debido al descarrilamiento de un vaÓn que ocurrio este domingo.--"claudia rodas", se encuentra en concord con lo Á s reciente en cuanto a las labores para remover el tren de las Ías. . >> >> qué tal muy buenas noches, les saluda maría leticia gómez. >> y alejandro mendoza, gracias por acompañarnos . >> creemos que este trabajo quedara terminado esta noche. >> dijo el vocero del bart. >> remover los vagones del tren es el primer pasó, un proceso que toma tiempo, pero que lo harán para mañana por la mañana. >> no será fácil, pero creemos que terminaremos antes de las seis de la mañana. >> el plan b es tener la mayor cantidad de buses para trasladar a las personas. >> pero él tomó un bus y dijo que no lo haria de nuevo. >> me tomó una hora y media, si no puedo hacerlo mañana, me ire al bart . >> no creo que terminen de arreglar la vía . >> (sonido de mo

now he has reached an agreement with the ansel adams trust, to sell copies, but not use ansel adams's name. >>> a winter rain didn't deter more than 4,000 people from celebrating the persian new year in berkely tonight. live in berkely, officials closed off durant avenue at shaddic to accommodate that party. >> reporter: just wrapping up that party here to celebrate new ruse. the persian new year. one of the traditions is to jump the fire. >> whoa. >> reporter: young and old, jumped the fire. it is part of a 13 day celebration, leading up to sunday, the first day of spring in new ruse. which means new day. >> there's a saying you're supposed to say when you jump over the fire, you want to transfer your sicknesses and will to the fire, and take its energy. >> one of the things we do in the beginning of the year is we have to forgive all the bad things happened that particular year. tonight we have to forgive all of those things. give forgiveness to everyone. >> reporter: mike grew up in iran, and remembers the traditions in the old country, and now here. >> i'm really proud of persian

now he has reached an agreement with the ansel adams trust, to sell copies, but not use ansel adams's name. >>> a winter rain didn't deter more than 4,000 people from celebrating the persian new year in berkely tonight. live in berkely, officials closed off durant avenue at shaddic to accommodate that party. >> reporter: just wrapping up that party here to celebrate new ruse. the persian new year. one of the traditions is to jump the fire. >> whoa. >> reporter: young and old, jumped the fire. it is part of a 13 day celebration, leading up to sunday, the first day of spring in new ruse. which means new day. >> there's a saying you're supposed to say when you jump over the fire, you want to transfer your sicknesses and will to the fire, and take its energy. >> one of the things we do in the beginning of the year is we have to forgive all the bad things happened that particular year. tonight we have to forgive all of those things. give forgiveness to everyone. >> reporter: mike grew up in iran, and remembers the traditions in the old country, and now here. >> i'm really proud of persian

vice president adams: yes. commissioner clyde: aye. commissioner dooley: aye. commissioner kasselman: aye. president o'brien: yes. commissioner o'conner: yes. commissioner yee riley: yes. >> that motion carries. you are now on item 8, presentation and briefing by the comptroller's office on proposition 26 and the impact it will have in the city of san francisco, including how it affects taxes, licenses, and fees. this is a discussion item only. >> my name is michelle allersma. i am the city's revenue manager. i want to give you some summary highlights of proposition 26, which passed on the november 3, 2010 ballot. i will try to keep it brief and let you have some material in your packet you can refer to later. it kind of gets into the weeds of legalistic language. let me know at any time if you have questions or clarifications. essentially, what proposition 26 does is it expands the scope of what a tax is and what a tax increase is. anywhere in the presentation i have language in italics, that is what is now in the state constitution. essentially what this mean

danielle adams, a rainbow over griner. adams, only six points. the aggies are up by ten.er three to go. sydney colson with the steal. all the way for the layup and the foul. aggies upset baylor, move on to play stanford in the final four in indy. >>> you're up to date for now. and don't forget, for all of the latest, check us out on "the highlight express" on espn news. >>> baseball's opening day is tomorrow. but at least one guy is already in mid-season form. he's a paramedic in the stands at the tigers/yankees game yesterday. didn't even need a glove. well done, man. and high-fives all around. he got a chance to be on national tv. and, yes, he did keep the ball. >> you know that had to hurt. no glove. >> he had a tough job. good catch. >>> the new season of "dancing with the stars" has its first casualty. >> the couple with the lowest overall combine totals and therefore leaving right now is mike and lacey. >> psycho mike gets the boot. we'll find out how he's taking his loss coming up later on "good morning america." >> on top of that, the former karate kid, ralph macc

frank adams, most of us use the bank. >> reporter: mr. frank adams didn't have online banking then.or would he have had it today. >> online banking right now currently down. they are experiencing some technical difficulties with the service. it should be -- they don't have an estimated turnaround time yet but they are saying within the next one to two business days it should be up and rolling. >> reporter: could it have gone down on a worse day? this is the first of the month! >> trying to pay my mortgage today. and online site's down. >> reporter: today's banking offered many services and like mr. shawn o'connor of san francisco, millions of us use online banking. but bank of america has been intermittent for the second day and the second time this month. >> we had a couple people come in actually today with a little distraught about the online banking situation. >> reporter: mr. shawn o'connor of san francisco was one of them. he took out thousands of dollars from his bank of america account to pay his mortgage at wells fargo. the lowest of low tech ways. >> walk around with thous

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it is reported that lord mendelson, baroness simons, and adam and gramm have worked for the gaddafi regime. in short, are these reports thoroughly investigated? >> my hon. friend makes a good point. i am sure that those ex- ministers will want to refer themselves immediately to that committee so that their lives can be looked into. >> the prime minister and the secretary of state for communications and local government are adamant that there is no need for cuts in local authority for on-line services. can he therefore spine why conservative-run bromley council is shutting 13 of 16 children centers? -- can he explain why conservative-run at bromley council is setting 13 of 16 children's centers? >> yes, we have made reductions in local government grant, because, frankly, we inherited a complete mess in the nation's finances. what we have done is ask every single local authority to make public every single bit of spending they do so that members of the public can make sure that they're cutting bureaucracy, cutting counselor allowances, and cutting pay, rather than cutting services. when the

autoridades un grupo se acerco y se enfrascaron en una disputa, un sospechoso saco un arma y disparo. ramon adamealejandro., te comento que lareunion aquí en el club de boys & girls deben vigilar a los establecimientos que venden tabaco y alcohol a los menores de edad. el pretende dar mano dura contra esto. consumir cigarrillos a temprana edad esta mal. esta legislacion fue creada para que los expendios de tabaco no les vendan a los menores. actualmente cuando los negocios les venden 8 veces al año a un menor des cancela la licencia. las ventas de tyrabajo a menores son del 13% una nueva investigacion sobrepasa este porcentaje, pero según la reforma, cada violacion se contara. las personas menores de edad son honorables y necesitamos educarlos y protegerlos contra el tabaco. los jovenes comienzan a consumir el tabaco antes de los 19 años no es bueno fumar y tomar drogas. la legislacion ab1301 esta sujeta, ya que la venta de tabaco a menores es mas fuerte, otro sistema que se implementara es unscaner para ver si se vende el tabaco a los menores. es mi reporte, de regreso a los estudios. buenas tar