we know that chancellor angela merkel supported him throughout this. this is a major setback for her. >> it is a major setback for the chancellor. she lost her most popular minister. it is an important time. this is super election year in germany. there are seven major votes across the country at the regional level. these are important in germany and the conservatives have lost one election in hamburger over a week ago. there are three more votes at the end of this month. that is an election conservatives cannot afford to lose and the strategic problem with the chancellor has that within her conservative ranks there will be those who are fond of karl-theodor zu guttenberg and they are disappointed he had to go the way he has been. there are those who have the questions and they will be equally disappointed he clung to office with the supportg of angela merkel for so long. she might not have theacking of those people for these key elections. >> what happens to him now? he was until today the most popular politician. >> he might remain so. we will have t

we know that chancellor angela merkel supported him throughout this. this is a major setback for her. >> it is a major setback for the chancellor. she lost her most popular minister. it is an important time. this is super election year in germany. there are seven major votes across the country at the regional level. these are important in germany and the conservatives have lost one election in hamburger over a week ago. there are three more votes at the end of this month. that is an election conservatives cannot afford to lose and the strategic problem with the chancellor has that within her conservative ranks there will be those who are fond of karl-theodor zu guttenberg and they are disappointed he had to go the way he has been. there are those who have the questions and they will be equally disappointed he clung to office with the support of angela merkel for so long. she might not have the backing of those people for these key elections. >> what happens to him now? he was until today the most popular politician. >> he might remain so. we will have

but just for a little bit of background on angela. she moved to san francisco when she was 4 years old and has actually lived and worked in stun seth and richmond district in the 40 years since then. a graduate of the university of san francisco, she spent her time living and owning a small business. there are so many things that she's done there, really being able to revitalize that coroner the district. but she's very innovative in her work. she's pioneered something called a drive-through shopping program, where shoppers phone in their orders and under 30 minutes can come pick up their merchandise. if anybody's in a bind go, to the hardware store. despite owning a small business -- and i understand how difficult it is to have a small business, she's continued to give generously. she's donated and really provided for charities and many of the schools for 100 different events in the district and the city. she's been part of our local merchant association bringing together the first christmas light program that we had on irving street

it was a blow to chancellor angela merkel, who leads the christian democrats. there was the back-and-forth policy on nuclear power, and they gave their votes to the green party. >> german chancellor angela merkel was putting on a brave face after sunday's electoral debacle. they were defeated for the first time after 58 years in power in baden-wurttemberg, delivering a severe blow. it marks a big shift. >> we lost the governing majority. it is a deep cut in the history of baden-wurttemberg, and with that, the history of our party. >> people just did not vote against your party, but about nuclear reactors. many voters considered this to be political. some were alienated by the policy shift. now, she says she is a nuclear supporter of the ones to reexamine the issues. what happened in japan was so improbable that it can, and i think also will, affe our point of view regarding what is probable and what is improbable. >> besides cleaning up its own mess, the christian democrats are looking at their opponents. even though the grass roots is always the frustrated, th

it was a blow to chancellor angela merkel, who leads the christian democrats. there was the back-and-forth policy on nuclear power, and they gave their votes to the green party. >> german chancellor angela merkel was putting on a brave face after sunday's electoral debacle. they were defeated for the first time after 58 years in power in baden-wurttemberg, delivering a severe blow. it marks a big shift. >> we lost the governing majority. it is a deep cut in the history of baden-wurttemberg, and with that, the history of our party. >> people just did not vote against your party, but about nuclear reactors. many voters considered this to be political. some were alienated by the policy shift. now, she says she is a nuclear supporter of the ones to reexamine the issues. what happened in japan was so improbable that it can, and i think also will, affect our point of view regarding what is probable and what is improbable. >> besides cleaning up its own mess, the christian democrats are looking at their opponents. even though the grass roots is always the frustrated,

angela chan. officer lowis borilla. she took a particular interest in working with youth and with schools. she was a sro , school resource officer. during that time, she worked with middle schools throughout the district and in many areas where they were experiencing violence. she has been an invader. i would like to acknowledge captain masha ash. captain ash has done a tremendous amount of work. she worked on protocols that would work with children taken to the youth facility. during the parent's arrest and from trauma. thank you very much officer pri lo and captain nash. i am going to go over the panel discussion. we are try find solutions which includes violence to and from school and on the site. our goal is to move forward solutions. we ask that all questions be reserved today end. please feel free to jot down questions you have. those questions we are not able to get to, we are interested in collecting them. we are going to collect information with respect to solutions as well as action items that they are going t

that is why angela merkel has been a bit unpopular for resisting. she was the one who delayed and delayed and did not want to commit and finally had to. she is still carrying that- legacy of delay and confusion -- hat negate legacy of delay and confusion. >> how feasible do think this kind of pan-european governments is? >> the problem is that everyone is trying to make common economic policy out of 27 very different nations, even the 17 euro zone countries are different. but the argument goes that you cannot have a one-size-fits-all economic policy when you have somebody countries and two different currencies. >> thank you very much. >> that has been our in-depth at this hour. please stay tuned. which foot was it? best make that "best wishes." we don't want them getng their hopes up, do we? no, i suppose not. have always done it. why should she watch the flowers? nobody really remembers,

angela merkel said she had accepted his resignation.she says, "this morning, i was surprised when he asked to speak with me by phone. i have accepted his resignation with a heavy heart." the german army is being radically restructured. his departure leaves a gap in governance, but he was also for the very top job, so that throws politics into uncertainty. the chancellor had stood by her defense minister, and now, he was forced out. steven evans, bbc news, berlin. >> the latest headlines for you this hour on "bbc world news." the situation on the libyan- tunisian border is now a full- blown crisis. the german assembly has voted to suspend libya from the u.n. human rights council, accusing them of violation of human rights. and under arrest is still flaring across the middle east. the gulf state of oman is seen protests for the fourth day in a row, and there are words that troops have been deployed. and we have this report from peter barnes. >> the opposition said this was the biggest protest in yemen so far. thousands of demonstrators fi

but nonetheless i vote no. >> commissioner angela chan. commissioner chan: no. >> commissioner carol kingsley. commissioner kingsley: i vote yes. and in part because i don't feel prepared. i don't feel like i have -- or will have the opportunity in a week to be adequately prepared to assess what i'm voting on and the resolution and the action that may be taken at this meeting. and i also have a very high regard for supervisor campos and i very much feel that this is of utmost importance to the city. to our community. and as the police commissioner -- the interests with the board and would like to have that communicated to supervisor campos. >> commissioner james slaughter. commissioner slaughter: i vote yes. and commissioner mazzucco if could you communicate to all of us after you have spoken to supervisor campos about finding out his intentions because if he intends to go forward with the meeting not as a joint meeting but a community meeting among the board all of us should know and those who want to attend obviously should. and could. a

. >> these are angela merkel's people. she is campaigning hard. this is the state in southwest germany that her christian democratic party has run for six years. but now there is a harsh noises. there are cracks in the stronghold. the chancellor knows the nuclear crisis in japan has not helped her government. >> what do those events mean for us here in our land? even the fateful think they now. >> i think the cdu will lose in this election, a little. >> we are suffering from a lot of world problems. >> global impacts for the local residents in a region of nuclear power stations. in the pleasant town, an examination of what is on offer. she weighs things up carefully as she will this weekend. >> she is normally a cdu voter who is about to turn green because she does not like the cdu's policy on environmental mets. the greens are not the most popular party, but there are rising substantially. a cdu slump and a strong green showing common means of coalition party may rule. do not be deceived by appearances. this region is one of the most prosperous p

. >> all angela had was p.o. box for thom ma son, momentum refused to give her a phone number. so she mailed her refund request. >> that mail was never picked up at the post office box. >> last month she still hadn't received her refinanced so 7 on your side contacted toyota corporate. next day ka check came from momentum on a check written from thom ma son's bank account. he wrote. he paid promptly once made aware of the situation. however, we have a copy of a letter he sent to angela in october after she first tracked him down. >> i feel that if it wasn't for channel 7 i would be out $>> if >> if a former dealership fails to ownership. they can be seed up to three years after the deal has been signed. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a new solution to an unsightly problem. >> coming up, how effective a new high-tech treatment is for your toes. >> and after years of silence ng ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the gard

>>> i claro, escuchaba los discos de mi madre, y angela taién. >>> y vamos a una pausa, y enseguida,odo de santa ♪. >>> el caso de la muerte de una trabajadora del campo en california, robó la atención del país, y un juez emitió un falló, que indignó a la comunidad. >>> ni las vigilias, ni apoyo de los sindicatos, impidió, que la muerte de la joven y el bebé hiciera que su asesino fuera a la cárcel, sólo tiene que cumplir servicios comunitarios. >>> el juez hizo una decisión en contra de una mujer de 17 años, y contra la comunidad latina, está diciendo que la vida de ella no vale. >>> falleció de solación mientras trabajaba en el campo, ya pagaron un una indemnización pero se dice que no es suficiente. >>> tenemos 14 muertos, no funciona la ley, aquellos que saben deben vigilarse solos. >>> esto demuestra que la vida de trabajadores linos aquí no se valora. >>> estoy por buscar justicia, y no se me hizo verdad. >>> la familia, dijo que no se quedará de bajos cruzados, e irá a una reunión en el gobernador brown. >>> gracias cecilia millones en puerto rico, claman justicia, por el ases

i know. [ as tony danza ] "angela." [ laughter ] a -- you think it's funny too, huh?> steve: he was -- who was the boss? was it him? >> jimmy: turns out there was no actual, technical boss. >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: they all were the boss. >> steve: it's a conundrum. it's a conundrum, that show. >> jimmy: it was a conundrum. yeah. they almost called the show "conundrum." >> steve: they did. almost. >> jimmy: and then they just called it, "who's the boss." [ laughter ] >> steve: and what were the four characters in the show? >> jimmy: there's only -- well four or five characters. >> steve: who were they? >> jimmy: there was tony -- [as tony danza ] samantha, angela -- [ laughter ] jonathan and mona. >> steve: gotta get that cleared up. >> jimmy: you guys, a woman in florida was arrested for attacking her roommate because she ate her thin mint girl scout cookies. [ laughter ] that's crazy. i would never attack someone for eating thin minutes but anyone touched my samoas, i'd cut a bitch. [ laughter and applause ] "don't you touch my samoas!" they're my favorite. an

. >> angela and her staff did an extremely professional job. she was on the hot seat, under a tremendous amount of pressure. i did not see a lot of the back room arm-twisting, hair pulling, chest pounding that was going on, the pressure she was under, but when she walked out into the board chamber, when she walked into the hallway and the reporters were chasing after her, she was precise and professional. >> in the end, there were some questions about the charter of san francisco. >> our charter spells out a formal process, but lee is pretty silent on that application process. >> this has happened in 32 years, but i think we need some better certainty on how we deal with this decision of succession. >> the charter has worked several times during times of vacancies like this. it certainly worked during aftermath of mayor mosconi and harvey milk. >> so we may be seeing more of these successor issues coming up, certainly something we do not want to legislate. i hope that we can trust people to be grown up about it, but if that is not the case, we

that is why angela merkel has been a bit unpopular for resisting. she was the one who delayed and delayed and did not want to commit and finally had to. she is still carrying that- legacy of delay and confusion -- that negative legacy of delay and confusion. >> how feasible do think this kind of pan-european governments is? >> the problem is that everyone is trying to make common economic policy out of 27 very different nations, even the 17 euro zone countries are different. but the argument goes that you cannot have a one-size-fits-all economic policy when you have somebody countries and two different currencies. >> thank you very much. >> that has been our in-depth at this hour. please stay tuned. ;? ♪ - hi, this is bob scully, and welcome to another edition of the world show: entrepreneurs: the dobson series. our guest this week is an entrepreneur, to be sure, but also one of the world's great inventors, engineers, and innovators. he's won too many prizes to be quoted and listed here, but let's talk about some of the things he's done. google up t

you met angela chan from the asian law office. can you give it up for them. i also want to say to be members of the safety america partnership. our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that contribute to increases safety to our schools and on our streets. last week, i had to ask jeff, out of all the folks you could have chosen, why did you select me? he said in a larger part it was to step out. we are privileged to be a part of many diverse communities in san francisco. it has provided me with perspective with collaboration. i know you all have important work to do. i applaud you for being here. i am to take this opportunity in challenge us all to take all the information, the ideas and the best intentions from today and make a real commitment

you met angela chan from the asian law office. can you give it up for them. i also want to say to be members of the safety america partnership. our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that

you met angela chan from the asian law office. can you give it up for them. i also want to say to be members of the safety america partnership. our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i

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. >> at the event in eastern germany, angela merkel came out in defense of the minister, accusing the opposition party of hypocrisy. >> we do not have to except lessons in decency and honesty in politics. not from the likes of them. >> meanwhile, the main opposition scorned support of gutenberg after the allegations of plagiarism. >> she is in china and complaints about intellectual property? even the most polite chinese have trouble ccealg. >> rhetorical lives are often out on ash wednesday. thursday they will return to their more measured debate style. >> space shuttle discovery is officially out of service. it landed on wednesday, wrapping up its last mission after 20 years. the remaining two shuttles will soon also be shelved. back after one minute.>> welcom. how do attract tourists? especially when your country is in the middle of the revolution? that is what several north africans are talking about. that is what everyone is talking about this week in berlin. do people stay away? local economies face economic ruin it they do. they are offering drastic price reductions to win back

i would also like to the knowledge the presence of angela kang. now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in the trip same vehicle as they reached the 1700 block of sunnyvale ave. they were flagged down by a citizen who stated, they are shooting up there right now. as they pointed west on sunday dale avenue, instantly, the officers looked west and saw the suspect armed with an uzi-type assault weapon on the 1800 block. the officers saw the suspect had the weapon in both hands and was firing in the direction of a crowd of people. as the suspect fire the weapon, numerous people began running in various directions. officers could hear the shots being fired and could see smoke coming from the weapon. the suspect fired at least -- approximate three to four shots and then

angela merkel held a strategy meeting this friday. >> chancellor merkle seemed satisfied as she emerged from her meeting. the details of an overall strategy for the euro zone has not been satisfied but the direction is clear. >> we agree tightening the terms of the growth is a right way to encourage more responsibility among member states. we also agree on the need to increase the competitiveness of the eu. >> they plan to achieve that through tightefiscal discipline and wage alignment remains controversial. >> we do welcome the german government's proposals in this direction but we need to talk furtherbout certain aspects of what will be decided. >> but both want to send a clear signal they are committed to the euro and solidarity with europe. >> german stos to a dip towards the end of friday's session. we have this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> at the end of a volatile week the dax took a nosedive. the uncertainties that struck the market down are still high as investors are saying [unintelligible] on the turmoils we see in the arabian world. investors waited for new ec

did you want to add something, angela? >> yes, i did, i had a couple of action items. i think this is a good time to add. to officer parillo. there's a lot of great programs. i noticed these programs are sporadic. there's a couple at this school and this school. maybe a year, 2 years. there's maybe one program. not that many programs that we invest in long term. i was looking at this the other day with the contents. if you look at the back. there's a charter of the usfd. violence prevention chart. the most important part for me is the school wide behavior program. what's been found to be the best way to prevent violence is have a school wide program. it has to be embedded in your curriculum. the different ways you create different rules in class and how do deal with that. there's an entire school investment that has to be involved in this. there are tribes chants. is one method. but you notice. it's some schools. 3 or 4. maybe they had it for a year. it's not a consistent thing across the school district. it's frustrating. the elementary schools have some sort of progr

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. >> i'm angela, her youngest daughter.ust would like to say -- i would just like to thank everybody in the community for coming out this day, rainy as it is, and how beautiful it is to see that people still care. i just told my brother earlier -- he was like, "what should i say?" i told him just to tell people to love one another. that was my issue. my mother really showed her love in this community. i walk down this community now, and i do not live here anymore. i moved back from texas. i see people who do not smile, people who walk down with their heads down, and that was not married. she always said, "keep your head up high. hold your head up. smile." that is what i like to see -- people smiling and enjoying this community. it is beautiful, although i grew up -- it was different. if you did something wrong, by the time you got home, you had five people whipping you. you do not have a community anymore like that. so i just say grow together and love. that is basically what we need. that is all i wanted to say. thank you.

my name is angela irca. i am here to speak on behalf of the three a hundred families that we help each month to get a pass from the school district. this resolution would help the families that are getting these but also the ones that are not able to. right now, the free bus passes -- the number to supplier families are limited, and some have to double up. when you're talking about some families who are not able to access that program who live south of market, so we hope that this resolution moves forward. it will really help the families not only get their children to school, but there are so many aspects of using the muni, and they would not have to worry about getting their families to other parts of their daily lives. we hope this means forward. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> i am with the youth commission. we are here to ask this to go forward and hope to the calendar tomorrow for the full board meeting. we hope that this committee and the full board tomorrow and i do the present

angela marco quickly condemned the killing and promised to form an investigation. the gunman, a cause of the naonal, is now in police -- a kosovo national, is now in police custody. >> the vessel came under attack outside frankfurt airport's terminal 2. the suspect approached the bus and shot the first victim outside the vehicle. he then shot and kild the driver in his seat. two other soldiers were seriously wounded. police arrested the suspect, who they identified as a 21-year-old man from kosovo who lives in frankfurt. the state interior minister said the gunman's motive was not yet clear. >> i have no way of determining whether there was a terrorist, the hottest -- jihadist, or islamist background to the shooting. >> authorities have stepped up security. >> german chancellor merkle has confirmed a minor cabinet restructure after the resignation of defense minister karl-theodor zu guttenberg. the current interior minister, thomas de maiziere, will take over the defense portfolio. he will be replaced as interior minister by friedrich, the minister of the csu. earl

chancellor angela merkel is looking to promote women.at the moment, there are no plans to force companies to have more female representation on their board. some in the country have already agreed to voluntary targets. >> the battle of the sexes,he oldest game in the world, but men have always had the upper hand in terms of careers. company executive board members in germany's top tea hundred companies, -- the top two hundred companies, women have a small percentage. many ordinary germans are against fixed quotas. >> it would be curbing companies' freedom, and i do not think that is a good thing. >> it is nonsense. women are doing well. they just have to stick up for themselves. >> to be in a position of leadership, you have to have leadership qualities. >> but the proportion of women in executive positions rose by just 4% in the last 10 years, despite promises to do better. some believe a better way to help women would be to improve working conditions. >> we need to change things so that women can take on those jobs even when they have

after a meeting of -- they went even further than angela merkel. they suggested europe should consider a nuclear-free future and all reactors should be given a stress test to ensure they are safe. >> this is a reassessment of all potential risks in the wake of what has happened in japan with the earthquakes and tsunamis. >> such remarks will not go down that well in france which process itself on nuclear safety and relies on nuclear power for 80% of its needs. one manufacturer insisted there reactors would not release radioactivity. there appears to be growing pressure for a nuclear rethink or a pause for thought. >> this is "bbc world news." a fire at the nuclear plant is said to be under control. fears of radiation leaks continue. with more than half a million people living in temporary posh shelters, there is much concern over radiation levels. britain and france have tabled a resolution at the un security council which would impose a no- fly zone on the country. there has been another day of fierce fighting between colonel gaddafi's forces. he

german chancellor angela merkel said that two men were killed. >> i would like to say how upset i am. i would like to stress the german government will do everything to find out what happened there. i would like to express my condolences to the american soldiers, their families. it is a terrible tragedy. what's the 21-year-old gunman was -- >> the 21-year-old gunman was of kosovan background. in washington, president obama condemned the shootings. >> this is a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices men and women in uniform are making all around the world to keep us safe and the dangers they face oliver on the globe. >> security has been higher in german airports following information of a terror attack being planned. but de alarm level -- but the alarm level was lowered one month ago. frankfurt's is -- 20,000 americans work around frankfurt, which is often used as a logistical base for operations in afghanistan and iraq. bbc news, berlin. >> the latest headlines for you this hour on "bbc world news." anti-government forces in libya propel an attack the -- repel an attack from gaddaf