or is that something like what you see in academia a process in which you never altman they satisfy the referee? they what more you never come up with what they want? with the consequence the desired destination turns out to be a mirage. you grow through the desert of the effort and you do not have any water but another sand dune. but the desire to make changes of questionably has been inspired in part by the possibility of greater stronger of oversight. a difficult question is should we have a period harry reid see how the adjustments turnout and what is the form of compulsory intervention to press those developments or to assess the actual steps taken and the quality and notice many of the discussions with the commerce report an ftc report and the discussion is very fuzzy on the mix of compulsion and voluntary industry action that should be used to go forward that is more specific with a complete discussion as well. thank you. [applause]

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altman lake, we want to do what is right for the patients, for the people, in honor of the contribution these folks made. >> i completely agree. there was a period of years where we experimented with trying to consolidate to the greatest extent possible our finance team. that included for a number of years, when the budget deficits were high, we eliminated the finance director in the controller's position that existed at laguna honda, and attended to consolidate the finance director function with the san francisco general hospital, for both hospitals and the controller function also. when we discovered in that process, while many of the accounting activities at laguna honda are fairly static, not that difficult to manage, there is a need for a greater finance presence around issues such as this. in many cases, detailed transactions do not get the oversight they need. so we now have a finance director position included in our budget for laguna honda on an ongoing basis separate and apart from san francisco general. we also have a senior financial analyst to assist in that management. bot

that became a cover story in the new yorkte >> in the good and a troubling ways and altman they lead to publishing that book before i got too old. they were rushing me they did not want me to be 20. [laughter] >> none of us are 20 now but i wrote this book "expecting to fly" after another but i had written about mybo daughter. d i was a business person running radiob station and working as a professional fund-raiser in me and -- made and had nicew live and the '60s weref behind me per kravis the president of the rotary and it meant ao lot of the day's show what to me i was are responsible citizen. i have gotten over town and people about the stuff i used to do because i thought everybody did that and then i would the survey with long messy her. they will look at me like this. you know, that the lsc and they would say no. [laughter] so why would shut upup.i gu i guess not.g the then my teen-ager started to get into a lot of stuff and it was horrible now it was not be having a fun trip it was my daughter and it was scary.r we went through a terrible time. i wrote a book about it, of au

was anticipating a monumental shift given what ben ali was conceding more and more, reforms, and altman lease stepping down. they asked me to go to to nation. me and a group of journalists came at different points. we were not allowed in tunisia. we were throwing dice and seeing what happened. >> you flew without a visa or permission to come in. >> the equipment would have been confiscated. the authorities almost instinctively had changed their attitude towards journalists. even the street had changed. it became so when we worked out in the streets, they would flock to as and speak to us and it was a different dynamic than 24 hours before. >> you are in tunisia and everything is changing. you are covering the day's events and they are extraordinary. how much of your brain was also occupied with the possibility this was going to expand beyond tunisian, thinking about egypt or jordan, thinking about elsewhere? >> when i was in the village where this man had set himself on fire, every single person i spoke to said, tunis was the beginning. i was surprised there were saying this because the

he was crossing altman avenue when the honda pulled out in front of him and stopped short.d to stop because somebody else was pulling out of our restaurant parking lot. even so fleeing the scene and leaving the officer line in the road will lead to a felony charge against the driver. coming up we have new developments to tell you about happening out of libya. plus all hostage standoff in the rock has left dozens dead. we will give you updates on that as well. in san jose traffic is low there we will get an update on your traffic report when we come back. >> reporter: as the battle is on for gadhafi's home town rebel attacks have been repelled by heavy rocket fire. thanks to international air strikes they are in a stronger position than a week ago. they have recaptured the territory lost earlier. the video you are watching now are libyan rebels setting up road blocks around the highway. libya state television reported new nato air strikes after nightfall targeting military and civilian targets. nato insists these attacks are seeking only to protect civilians. the u.s. is mak

the rt coming in from the altman was backed up, it is still slow from there.had to livermore. that's take a little pressure off the debt and interchange but 680 southbound is a little heavier. the right toward walnut creek on interstate 680 also still a hot spot, take a look at this is set bound red pretty well backed up from before the south main street exit which ec of to the right-hand side. its bad debt from before they're all the way down toward the alamo. we have been incidents free in the valley but unusually heavy back up. especially for the last several days. this is the were susie in awhile. lima links derleth the westbound rad is completely cleared about, there had been one stall which backed things up to west grand avenue it did not state a very long. the back up did not stay with us for long either. the westbound to be looks great. >> mark: thank you, several bay area cities are cleaning up, capitola was the hardest hit. they swept through the downtown area and in neighboring trailer park after a pipe burst. craig sklar is there watching the clean

tracking major delays and an estate magnate cyril still a hot spot once again its backed up through the altmandata little bit west of livermore is a tougher ride than usual for the westbound 580 commute. also quake delayed as you head north up toward san ramon. bay bridge, westbound its the new back up. when we checked this about 30 minutes ago the back up only reached to the middle of the parking lot. but a piece of equipment was positioned at the island and the traffic rate was rent things got so once again now the back up reaches just to the end of our camera view not quite the aids your over crass. it could be that this back up will clearing out in the next 45 minutes if there aren't any other incidences on the upper deck. we have another camera? delays, we will >> with paul rows on there as soon as he gives is a call back. time for a check on the weather. now, here is a look at the weather. >> james: we are starting to see some sunny breaks scattered light showers overnight, and that's what we continue to deal with until all goes away. clads hanging around also looking for extra heavy ove

that's not our only hot spot westbound 580 solid structure of red and one the altman passed.dge, pretty standard a backup on aids here over cross we're in lights are on drive time 18 minutes. darya? >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's take a live a carrot san francisco this is a great shot but it's pretty much the story all week long range. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] for a limited time, call to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's our fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothin'. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ]

was anticipating a monumental shift given what ben ali was conceding more and more, reforms, and altman lease stepping down. they asked me to go to to nation. me and a group of journalists came at different points. we were not allowed in tunisia. we were throwing dice and seeing what happened. >> you flew without a visa or permission to come in. >> the equipment would have been confiscated. the authorities almost instinctively had changed their attitude towards journalists. even the street had changed. it became so when we worked out in the streets, they would flock to as and speak to us and it was a different dynamic than 24 hours before. >> you are in tunisia and everything is changing. you are covering the day's events and they are extraordinary. how much of your brain was also occupied with the possibility this was going to expand beyond tunisian, thinking about egypt or jordan, thinking about elsewhere? >> when i was in the village where this man had set himself on fire, every single person i spoke to said, tunis was the beginning. i was surprised there were saying this because the

i am roger altman. welcome to the council and welcome to this morning's breakfast. we are very fortunate to have as our guest alan greenspan. there are a few people who need no introduction but i would like to say allan and i have been friends quite a long time. i'm a big admirer of his, and so i'm particularly pleased to be here with you this morning. i think you all know he has an extraordinary record of public service both in the executive branch and of course of the federal reserve system and the extraordinary record of intellectual contribution he's made to this country and other contributions. let me remind you of the format this morning. present and for most this discussion is on the record and i would like to ask all of you, please, to turn off sell phones and blackberrys and ipad and every other imaginable device you may be carrying and please, turn them off, not just on library. -- on vibrate. we are going to begin with a discussion so to speak between alan and me and then open up to questions from all of you. and we will quote this meeting probably at 9:3

altman the, the solution must be a political one for the libyan people themselves to determine their destiny. that means reenforcing the u.n. sanctions to exert the greatest possible pressure on gaddafi and his regime. it requires bringing together the rightist coalition of political leaders including local leaders and most importantly the interim transitional national council said that the libyan people can speak with one voice. i propose that today's conference should agree to set up a contact group which will put political lever on a sustained basis in supporting the libyan people. we should be clear about the challenge. this will mean a development program, cultural exchanges, to our trading arrangements, all of these things must be redoubled and support the building blocks of a democratic society. freedom of expression, the right to free and fair elections, the right to peaceful protests, respect for human rights, and the rule of law. these belong to everyone. they are universal and are embedded in the division of the democratic libya. we should warmly welcome this commitment. a