after ernestine, we have adele carpenter. >> i am rachel and i am here for the same reason as barbara i am a resident here in san francisco and a senior at usf. i will talk about the pacific recycling water project at sharp park, which is not on the agenda. i wanted to bring attention to the fact that this recycling -- recycled water project is going to devote 80% of the water to this golf course, which in no way am i against the use of recycled water. unfortunately, the future of sharp park golf courses on certain. the use of sharp park may soon change, which means the $5 million recycled water pipeline project may be a waste of federal stimulus dollars. furthermore, sf puc has said during their meeting held on september 28, 2010, that redirecting recycled water from sharp park would be difficult. the city should not be wasting stimulus bonds. restoration, species recovery, and building a better part aligned with the public values of not wasting any of our tax dollars and money, and water. the reason why the species recovery is so important and the reason why we should not give so mu

jessica nos las va a presentar mas adel. adelante...mos no solo a lo mejor de la informacion del mundo del espectaculo, sino tambien a un 'taco de ojo' para los caballeros--- ---jessica carrillo y su acceso total--- hola que tal... las vegas se ilumino de estrellas y fue testigo de un homenaje a placido domingo... se reconocio la gran carrera artistica del tenor, con una ceremonia especial donde varios artistas, como noel schajris y alejandro fernandez cantaron... ademas estuvieron presentes en la alfombra roja amigos y admiradores del cantante... mientras tanto en nueva york, las angelitas tuvieron los pies bien puestos en la tierra... anoche se llevo acabo el desfile anual de victoria's secrets donde se mostraron las nuevas lineas de ropa de la tienda... esta presentacion es una de las mas esperadas tanto para mujeres, que desean ver la moda en lenceria, como para los hombre, quienes se llevan un tremendo taco de ojo... esta noche no se puede perder aurora a las 8/7 centro... ayer vimos el beso entre aurora y lorenzo, pero sera que au

. >> ernestine, adele, and then we will be a time for general public comment. >> we have a little unfinished business about the remains that were left after peter pan left. there were two huge generators. i do not understand why they were not removed in a more timely manner. i see these ugly stretches. there will never be another incident like this again. number one, when i wrote the jurisdictional transfer of the land, i put in a no-billed clause. nothing should be built on that space. here we are. the only reason it was allowed was because the renovation would take place after that. however, never, never again is this going to happen. i don't care how much money is offered. it will not take place. it is not ok. i picked up immediately the surrender klaus, number 13, in the contract with peter pan, that says you have to restore the premises exactly the way you found it. there you are. it should have been done better. the second thing is we had many community meetings that said we should have peaceful open space. that means of passive park. we have places that have sports and everything, but

thank you. >> adel? >> [inaudible] in the guidebook for students has anything changed yet in terms of -- >> yeah, that's a very good question. i -- the students are scared. because there are no conservatives left, literally, two or three faculty does not do it. the students are afraid to bring a complaint. what they will do is what they think the teacher wants them to say which is again a terrible commentary. i would encourage a student at penn state, and i have a whole chapter in this book reforming our universities that describe what we went through to file a grievance, and if i hadn't been there absolutely nothing what happened. the fact that i had the presence of the provost, every president knows who i am, and they know that gib armstrong's father was the chairman of appropriations committees of that also got their attention. otherwise, he would have just been brushed off. a courageous student did this. the issue was he was in a speech communications class and he gave a speech on the mohammed cartoo

iran never publicly acknowledged adel and others being in iran. this led to speculation the arrest was really code for giving the men shelter and some sort of protection after 9/11 when they fled afghanistan, jon. jon: and supposedly he is reported to be planning a certain kind of attack? >> reporter: "the london telegraph" was to report that al-adel will take on the key leadership position where he would spearhead operations aimed directly at the west. we already know based on fox's own reporting al qaeda has a significant shift on small-scale attacks similar to mumbai, india in 2008 when commandos stormed the main train station and jewish community center and a hotel over three-day period taking hostages. this is style of attack is seen most likely to succeed then the big 9/11 attacks. jon: how will he mesh with bin laden and such? >> reporter: what we know from our reporting that al qaeda created a overlapping structure when it comes to the operational position. typically al qaeda members like alhadel who hold the positions as one counter terro

mÁs adelant si quiere bajar de peso uno zapatos prometen ser su mejor arma y vea comom una muestra dernos que debemos proteger al planeta. dejamos con ante los --el número dos del mundo, roger fer rer, será el rival del español rafael nadal maÑana en la final de la "copa de maestros" que se celebra en londres.--el japonés hozumi hasegawa venció por decisión unánime al mexicano juan carlos burgos y gano el título pluma vacante del consejo un grupo de estudiantes puso >> un grupo de estudiantes puso manos a la obra para poner su grano de arenapara salvar el planeta. diseÑaron un auto elÉctrico con dos motores a baterÍa. sus creadores estÁn recorriendo el continente americano para promover la protecciÓn del medio ambiente y presentaron el modelo de la majada inglesa en chile. varias universidades de estados unidos toman medida para ayudar a proteger al medio ambiente. la u de miami de la primera en adoptar este cambio. ricardo nos cuenta de que se trata. >> son jÓvenes y empiezan la universidad pero no podrÁn tener carro. sÓlo bicicleta y nadie parece quejarse. >> hay mucha gente que and

investigators cannot agree on whether al-adel has taken over operations.cture comes from the organization that tracks terrorists worldwide. he held a top leadership position bev went into hiding. he was the commander of sarah palin. investigatorpalin -- commander d sheikh mohammed. he was kidnapped in the tribal areas of pakistan. he was wanted for his role in the bombings of tanzania in 1998. the london telegraph is the first to report that al-adel will take on this leadership position where he will spearhead operations against the west. this is seen by u.s. official as more likely. shannon: catherine, thank you very much. a new report raising eyebrows. the department of justice is dolling out tens of thousands of dollars to sanctuary cities for the cost of immigrants. $14 million went to los angeles county. 13.5 million to new york city. $88 million to the state of california. in a just-released report could add fire to the immigration debate. 100,000 hispanics have left arizona since the immigration laws, the toughest in the nation. we heard it was goin

he needs somebody, just like eisenhower during world war ii had general adel smith who they say kickedas but you have to have someone who is the bad cop to your good cop. so i think bill clinton is a wonderful example of how it resident can lose the midterm election and yet once as they said of bill clinton once he got through he-- he is not a member of congress. he is in this unique role as president of the united united , as commander-in-chief and the whole world looks to him. it is not just the electorate or electing senators and congressman. the whole world, specially the democratic world looks to him for global leadership and if you think of bill clinton, the way he actually brought peace to bosnia, but even in domestic terms how he dealt with the oklahoma city bombing, the fact that there was terrorism coming from within the united states. >> host: clinton brilliantly, through triangulation, stole a lot of republicans close. he basically co-opted the center weather was welfare reform or balancing a budget are saying the-- is over. does that option exists for this president in thi

vamos despien americellos mÁs adelant cÓmo se preparan para la gran batalla.izca de nuez moscada molida y ron para los adultos. se los tengo mezcladito y fÍjense que esto lo podemos servir con un poco de crema baditan ierta voy a dar a proba mientras hacemos las polvorosas de chocolate. rapidito. tenemos lo que es la grasa vegetal o la manteca vegetal y lo que vamos a hacer es que vamos a mezclar. tenemos la azÚcar polvorizada. >> quÉ les que hay que hacer para que no se salte todo el polvo. >> con una velocidad lenta. >> como incorporando. >> y vamos a colocar a esta mezcla una vez que todos los ingredientes estÉn incorporados, el chocolate. vamos a colocar despuÉs de que estÉ todo incorporado un poco de vainilla y nos va a quedar esta mezcla que tenemos aquÍ. como es bastante suave lo podemos poner en la nevera por media hora para que estÉ mÁs dura y lo que hago es utilizar las manos para que todas las bolas queden iguales. en una bandeja sin engrasar y vamos a presionar un poco nada mÁs. >> diana, nos ayuda! a ver quÉ tal aprendiste. >> a ver, eso. >> vamos

host: adele tan is our guest until -- stan is our guest until 8:30. if you want to ask her questions about the congress now is the chance to do so. 202-737-0 202-737-00012 for democrats guest: i would say she was probably the most effective speaker on legislation that we have had in recent memory. what is said about pelosi, and i agree, she plays a great inside game. she wins every vote she brings up pretty much because she knows how to count votes. she doesn't bring votes up until she has the votes. she is a great person at assembling the deal. she doesn't have the most charming public personality and that has been used to great effect by other opponents. i think personally it could be a good thing she stays in the role that she has. because this is going to be an incredibly oppositional house and you need a really tough fighter and she's prove she has the tough. host: when she says that we didn't lose because of me, is that true to you? guest: i think that is true. i think that democrats lost the house because they did not tend to their base, becaus

host: adele stan with alternet. and your book is called? > >>terence samuel identifies the new members to watch in the house and senate. martin klingst and robin harding discuss global economic issues and the g-20 meeting in seoul, south korea. washington journal at 7:00 eastern on c-span. next, a discussion on salaries of federal employees. then, a supreme court argument in an arizona christian school organization. after that, the traffic safety board forum on traffic safety and older drivers. see what people are watching on the c-span video library with the most recent tedious, most watched videos, and most share. it is on our homepage. you can view our continuing coverage of the midterm elections. watch what you want when you want. monday, a house ethics subcommittee holds a hearing to determine whether any of the 13 counts against york congressman charles rangel have clear and convincing evidence. the hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. we'll have live coverage on c- span3. now, a discussion of the salaries of federal employees. this is 30 minu

international operations, but first, they tell fox they cannot confirm the appointment, but they believe that adelere he's been released since 2009 in a prisoner swap. the fbi and ohio investigators are investigating significant amounts of blood found in the home of a missing howard, ohio woman. tina herman and friend stephanie spring vanished thursday along with herman's two children. after her abandoned truck was found nearby. remember the bell, california administrators whose huge salaries sparked outrage. they won't be cashing in on massive pensions the ones they hope to collect because the city repeatedly failed to include the right paper work and boosting pension benefits. former city manager who earned more than $800,000 a year to make at least 600,000 a year from his pension. an audit says it now could be lowered to less than 100,000 a year. why should he get any pension, i wonder? a conservative advocacy group calling on the justice department to investigate a weekly prayer session held on capitol hill. the problem, the group says the session has been attended by muslims with terrorist ti

>> adel recall seeing that question, michael, do you recall? >> the question at the end where your vote influenced by the -- by what was the terrorist thing of the -- >> i didn't see that. i'm sorry. >> it's right at the and i think. by the yemeni package and this event. like 60% said they were. those were tended to be i believe more republican, voted for republican the and those who said they were not. i am not sure i take the responses to that question very seriously. you know, you could ask people or they affected by the weather? monday and tuesday i -- you know, i wouldn't go -- i wouldn't indulgence much interpretations on the basis of that question. >> 84 worker at aei. two questions. michael, you mentioned that there were 13 states where the republican power structures might be important in redistricting and i understand seven seats are going to be shifted in the house and the next election from the essentially space states to the republican states. i wonder if you could put a quantify some kind of a number where it might work, and norm,