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the fall of the dramatic events in his homeland from afar. his party, outlawed for decades, is now the strongest force in the country. when men worry that they will seek to limit the freedoms they have just onwon. he seeks to allay those fears. dodge the movement is renewing its commitment to women in tunisia. we are encouraging them to play a part in the political process. >> his goal, he says, is in islamic democracy, taking turkey as a model. he also wants closer ties with the west. >> we also emphasize the significance starting with europe in order to restart our missing role in the mediterranean region. >> actions speak louder than words in the world is watching closely to see how it will improve itself. >> we are back. what is the agenda of this party? do they want islamic banking? >> they don't . they are very pragmatic. they know they are being judged, they will do everything they can to create jobs in tunisia. should they fail, they will be defeated in the next election. the renaissance party is pragmatic enough not to dream and isla

are really grateful for all of the support, all of the local support, and the people who come from afar to check us out, and, yes, we are just trying everyday to make it better and come up with ways to make it more sustainable. we are getting almost all of our produce directly from the farmers now, and that is really good. that was our goal from the beginning, and it is nice to have the support to make our dreams possible. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. [applause] president chiu: thank you, at this time, i will now ask up so we -- sylvia. as i was saying, battalion for the red duck, it is an incredible italian restaurant located in the historic ferry building, and i wanted to provide this award because our city is the birthplace of the organic movement. this restaurant uses only the very best local ingredients and has been committed to sharing fresh, delicious, an innovative dishes with its patrons. it has also contributed significantly to our community, regularly participating in events, like the food festival, the urban education for agriculture, the sunday supper, and other

is there a way, especially those that might be absentee that on businesses from afar but are managedurious if there is any data on the reality? >> for the licenses, the license itself, they will have to be a review of that. for the businesses, this will help us because for the business certificate that they have to maintain through the city, there might be a site in the city that is one location, but if they are a large corporation, we might be sending something back to the york. -- new york. supervisor mirkarimi: that is where the risk is where they are less responsive, going to p.o. boxes instead of specific addresses. that has been the charge for the city to collect in a more compliant away. >> if they are more than 30 days delinquent, by operation of law, there permit expires. supervisor mirkarimi: i think i agree with the notion

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i watched her career in politics from afar, but from the first "see jane run" campaign when she was running for the board of education here. you one by one of the largest margins or highest vote-getter. it was it the highest vote- getter here, which is absolutely incredible. it was a relief fractious campaign. people mobilize and i think people came out to vote for her because of what they saw in her in terms of her leadership qualities, her real commitment to communities, to san francisco, to change. as soon as we landed on san francisco, i knew i wanted to involve jane. she is someone i respect tremendously, though has a great store -- sorry, who is really committed to just people. people in general, and making sure that the government is doing right by communities, making sure that the people that are here to serve them are actually serving them. with no further ado, i would like to introduce you to supervisor jane kim. [applause] them a first of all, it is such an honor for me to be here tonight. i saw the release team list of grantees that are here today. i feel honored to be here to t

days events surrounding greece have been some for overwhelming haven't they just from watching from afar how all the greeks they themselves are responding to all of this. we've got to remember that all this uncertainty that we've seen this week and it really has been a week of dramatic decisions has come at a really critical time for the greek and for the euro same as a whole the last thing that anyone wanted with this kind of instability there is growing public anger again the people taking to the streets we've seen it time and again they've really reached a point where they want something to give now they've lost all confidence in the prime minister and in the ruling class the party and a lot of the people with speaking to today are saying it's actually quite ironic describing this as a confidence vote because the public simply don't have any in the leadership anymore take a listen some of what we listened to speak to in the streets today. these political system that was created after the end of the dictatorship in seventy four it's up to like a zombie it's in the life at the same time

from afar.s, abc news. >> and this story had us wondering about about previously separated conjoined twins. and we noticed something in pictures, after they were separated, wanted to show you, too. these are the alvarez twins, they are from guatemala, from 2003, before the surgery. and now? after. discovering the joy of play, holding a sister's hand. and in 2006, in fargo, north dakota, the carlson twins, abby and belle. face to face in a conjoined replace. and after separation, abby reaching out, still yearning for the touch of her sister. and that same year in wisconsin, the shaw twins, conjoined at the spine but turned away from each other, never seeing who was living life with them. after the surgery, look. absolute delight. >>> and still ahead, salmonella contaminating pet food. your pets are fine. what you have to do to protect your health. to the flu. an accident... to asthma. a new heartbeat... to a heart condition. when you see your doctor, you don't face any medical issue alone. you do

president our secretary of state are all on board with using drones but using machines they kill from afar where the decision is made thousands of miles away and a button is pushed and nobody gets their hands dirty it's not right and it needs to be examined in order for us to properly examine the use of drones the civilian deaths that are caused by drones we need the media and we need the people to be zealous about it because the more that everybody stands by pretend that they don't know that it's happening all the more guilty that we all are playing a role in allowing our government to be an international killing machine with no record question. time for half the hour and joining me tonight is lauren lyster host of the capital account on r.t.e. and andrew blake our writer thanks for joining me guys welcome back so happy hour mrs laura lister we may see oh you think you got i've missed many happy hours with you ok so this is i mean a lot of people have done parodies that scar when it comes to i was three in the one percent being total you know about it but this was pretty good this is done

you've also covered a number of other events from afar. is this one movement they can be united by common goals common grievances common tactics or is it different and very much kind of talk i think it's kind of both i mean the factors that i think unite people and coming out to the streets are very similar whether you're in oakland new york or missouri i'm not sure if there's not a missouri movement there but if it's people sort of protesting against the perceived unfairness that has taken over this country the fact that banks seem to get bailed out while regular homeowners for example suffer in their mortgages suffer and there. are foreclosed upon the piling rise in student etc etc it's all i think all these economic factors do give it this. being one unified movement but of course it has sort of local flavors as evidenced by for example what we've seen in oakland versus new york city so yeah but i also think that a lot of people make the mistake of trying to paint this movement as some static thing that you know has a beginning and it's

a mustache that appears full and convincing from afar but doesn't stand up to closer examination. no reaction from the cain camp. president obama called the leaders of the deficit reduction super committee today urging them to reach a deal. we are less than two weeks away from the deadline for $1 trillion in cuts. chief washington correspondent jim angle reports even if it's accomplished, it may turn out to only be a drop in the bucket. >> the super committee was created to rein in federal spending, raise debt ceiling and avoid the frequent political battles that wreak havoc in washington. >> the deal that came up with lift the debt ceiling and put in place, quote/unquote, super committee to come forth with a deal to bring the debt down by as much as they lifted the debt ceiling. >> a recognition we had to increase the debt ceiling limit because we were spending $4 billion a day, every day, more than we were taking in. >> the super committee was born and given the task of coming up with saving $2 trillion or more in ten years but the problem is the deficit this past year alone was

his grandson and children so close >> lucky enough to span four decades the rest of us knew her from afar but still felt her inspiration >> to watch her go through the paint and still show her grace and elegance and help out public school children a lot of other people turn their backs on truly a blessing >> you can leave condolences for the daley family and share memories of the former first lady to books one at city hall one at the cultural center third book gallery 37 find the information leave your thoughts on our website. national transportation safety board says the pilot of a small airplane that crashed in crystal lake on saturday contacted air traffic control investigating the crash which killed all four people by the ray harris daughters ramie and shey and all died flying her daughter back to school wheaton etch thanksgiving break today about 2000 students college junior student. >> had a hard for people broken. wanting to use her life to help people situation >> a lot of tears shed past few days and people are very torn up about this >> could take up to a year to determine what

they know it's easier to like the message from afar than experience mayhem from within.ch is what i say about their crappy movies. ♪ >> greg: oh, bob. i'm only been back for two minutes and you're already tired of me. >> bob: your monologue was great. until the last part of that. why do you assume everybody protesting is vermin, dirty, disgusting dogs? >> greg: maybe because they're very min and disgusting dogs. >> bob: what is that you call your friends? that happens to be a friend of mine. he had an important message to say. here is the reality. tv business, you always say how the tv favored all the left and liberals. every time there is a wacko like that, that is what gets on tv. you have don't get people with a serious message about wall street. i'll repeat again, that is the vermin are in wall street getting $1 million bonuses. >> greg: overtime, the decent people, which was a small part of the move aren't gone. malcontent, perverts and people committing crimes. sniffings going to read the rap sheet so far for occupy. but it's 271 appearances. antisemitic activities

. >> reporter: but for many when it comes to the latest models, it's been love from afar due to the economy, high unemployment. people have been keeping cars longer. the average age of a car on the road today is 11 years, the oldest since 196. richmond rose of concord has been putting off a purchase but is looking at upgrading next year. he had his eye on the new buick regal gs. >> there's a lot of things we are thinking about but we need something i like to drive first and something that can fit my family. >> reporter: u.s. automakers are expecting november will be their strongest month. 2011 as consumers start replacing the aging vehicles and analysts say sales for 2012 could be up 10% from 2011. >> people are out. they are looking, you know, to make a purchase. >> people are looking for economy cost-effectiveness something that's going to last them. >> reporter: this is one of newest of the very small very fuel-efficient cares to be on the american market and it's from a manufacturer that disappeared from america about 20 years ago. but fiat is back now with a very retro looking 500. it'

it's a cool idea, a way to fight from afar. >> the real effect of this is to force banks to react tobanks spend reacting to us, is an hour banks don't spend lobbying congress on how to screw us. >> a great way to protest. but i'm going to say it, the banks are going to put all the money they spend on postage, they're going to put it back on us. >> if you can't occupy wall street, you can at least keep wall street occupied. >>> that's it for today's show. thank you so much for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day and we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> people's families. >>> vandals topple tombstones in carroll county. >> and candy being handed out at the home of a registered sex offender. >>> students at towson were on high alert after a report of a gun but turns use-- out it was a toy gun. >>> the cemetery said they can no longer afford to repair the damage. >>> st. john's

woods, versus my neck of the woods necessity have been largely peaceful here, but yours, at least from afaru had some pretty dicey moments and i wonder, just for your workers, what does that mean? >>guest: well, you are absolutely right. there were dangerousy moments during the protests but we found that when there is a march or protest they are peaceful but when the sun guess down and 2 percent or 3 percent of folks who stick around, probably they are not part of the protest and that creates the bad image tore not just the protests but for our entire community. and so that is what caused the problem, really. >>neil: what would you like to see if you could have what you wanted? >>guest: well, i would like to see strong leadership. i know our oakland leaders have a tough job ahead them to try to figure this out and i don't have the answers but more than anything we want to see strong leadership. someone who is gonna to make the hard decisions and carry the city forward. when i came to oakland in 2004 there was a great excitement about being a part of oak land and growing the city from a smal

i have admired them from afar but i am not part of their circle. i thought of maybe trying to have an interview with the president for this book. i decided not to pursue that. it was because i thought the president gives you an interview, the president is essentially giving you a favor. i didn't want to feel -- i didn't want to feel people and that all, the least little bit. i wanted to feel completely distant. i wanted to feel like i could say what i thought about any individual. in my book for whenever it is worth, i felt uninhibited in putting forth my point of view. >> host: the last 14 years covering the president, when you interview him we gain more perspectives from his insight and you have researched columns and those who have been for and against and going back in your books, using examples as fdr and jfk, how do you link fdr to president obama when he wants to reach out to abraham lincoln, how do you link him to john f. kennedy? >> guest: for purposes of writing this i did research on the presidency, auld presidents. i was interested in k

it's a cool idea, a way to fight from afar. >> the real effect of this is to force banks to react tos spend reacting to us, is an hour banks don't spend lobbying congress on how to screw us. >> a great way to protest. but i'm going to say it, the banks are going to put all the money they spend on postage, they're going to put it back on us. >> if you can't occupy wall street, you can at least keep wall street occupied. >>> that's it for today's show. thank you so much for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day and we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

they see the water from afar. everything is, you know, great on the water and that it looks good to have it there. they are not really experiencing being on the water. >> reporter: for $15 an hour you can rent a kayak. the restaurant also organizes tours where you can go through lots and boats pass through. and nights that there's a full moon they have light paddles. i'm on seattle's lake union where you have amazing views of a space yield. a short paddle away from here you can see some of the houseboats made famous by the movie "sleepless in seattle." really, you get views of seattle from the water you just can't get any other way. so whether you live here or you are advice iing seattle, don't miss out on the experience of going out on a kayak. >> very soothing and great. >>> top stories including security being very tight at penn state during today's game. school's first game you would legendary football coach joe paterno. just ended. with a loss. loss for penn state. win for nebraska. paterno was fired earlier

you know what, these issues are not that difficult when you look at them from afar.on worth of debt and medicare runs out of money the way it is structured. they add $3.8 trillion if you continue them. you can't have both. you have to make a decision and both sides need to give in and you refuse to do it. the republicans don't want to see the increases at all no matter what. that was a difficult position for democrats to move with. >> what have we got ahead? another over the debt ceiling and the expiration of the payroll tax cut and the argument about whether to continue unemployment experience. given what happened this week, can we have any confidence that the issues will be resolved? >> no, the debt limit issues they pushed back to 2013, but what you see inç congress this december is it becomes a very busy month. the payroll tax holiday that president obama is campaigning on, he wants to see it extended as about 2% of a person's paycheck. it's a huge boost the president feels for the middle class and economists. unemployment benefits and money that comes from the

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being in the room and watching it from afar are two different things.er is that frankly, a lost viral stuff, people interpret it in a certain way. there was a speech that max baucus was giving, the chair of one of the budget committees, the finance committee in the senate, during the horrible days of trying to get through the health care law. he was speaking after 18-hour days and they went viral with a video saying he was drunk, which he was not. being in the room will give you a different perspective from somebody on the outside. i think rick perry is being rick perry this case and authenticity is not one of his problems. the question is whether or not that's the authentic guy you want in the white house. >> unfortunately those 1 million people watching that youtube clip were not in the room. >> that's for sure. >> we'll see. tim farley, thanks so much. tim farley, host of "morning briefing" on sirius potus radio. >> thank you. >>> cuba, the reforms that could fundamentally change its economy. details next. >>> first, make sure you soundproof judgment