, traditional approaches, that include stepwise approaches that involve counseling and transitional employment, and other things. so overall, the employment rate from these studies is about 65 percent for people who enroll in supported, evidence-based supported employment, compared to about 23 percent in comparison groups. the 23 percent is pretty close to the rate that you mentioned earlier for people who receive no services at all. we have a couple of long-term studies. we need more long-term studies. but what is really exciting is that in these two long-term studies, 10 years after they enrolled in this supported employment program, over half of the people who initially enrolled were steady workers. which means they were working about half the time during the 10-year period. so. so tell me a little bit about what happens to a potential employee that goes into a place that believes in supported employment. okay. what happens, exactly, to them? they go in, do they get trained? do they get special followup? what happens? the approach is based on eight principles. they include one that i've alr

and all the above approach. professor warren has a none of the above approach.against the keystone pipeline, which would help create union jobs. she is denying union jobs and non-u.n. -- non-union jobs. when was the last time we funded a nuclear facility to make sure we can have that clean energy? the roll is a balancing role, to find that balance. -- a balancing -- the role is a balancing role. rate payers are going to pay a tremendous amount more in their daily costs and that is not right. >> ms. warren, 90 seconds. >> our energy industry, an energy industry that works here in massachusetts, has to fight uphill against the oil subsidies. that is what tilts the playing field. senator brown has helped tilt it toward the energy companies. the keystone pipeline will not create as many jobs as if we invested that money in clean energy. that is where massachusetts has a real advantage. i want to stop on this point for a minute. this one is really important. senator brown has been going around the country saying they have got to contribute to this campaign because it

and my view is the right approach for our nation is not to adopt a government-centered approach, butnstead a free, free people, free enterprise, free market, consumer-driven approach and that will build the strongest economy for ourselves and for the coming generations. yes. >> you said on the video people receiving government benefits or didn't pay taxes saw themselves as victims or weren't willing to tavonibility for their own lives and their own futures. do you have any response to that? what did you mean by that? >> you said a number of things there, and the -- the answer is i'm talking about the political process of drawing people into my campaign. of course individuals are going to take responsibility for their life and my campaign is about helping people take more responsibility and becoming employed again, particularly those who don't have work. this whole campaign is focused on getting people jobs again, putting people back to work. this is ultimately a question about direction for the country. do you believe in a government-centered society that provides mor and more benefi

approaching the maze west 580 at macarthur truck accident left and right lanes, slow traffic approachingaze from 580. elsewhere, northbound 101 at ellis big rig hit crossing bars at the vta tracks, vta is s tk! vta morning. still car turned wrong way headed southbound on to the 101 freeway from tiburon/ blithedale entrance. >>> developing news in novato, police just arrested two men suspected of stealing copper from a pg&e plan. pg&e says police discovered a hole in the fence at the stub station on hamilton drive 3:00 this morning. upon arriving officers arrested one person at the scene and found a second suspect two hours later. police are clearing the scene now. fragments of copper wire and pipe were on the ground. >>> house fire in south san francisco sent four to the hospital for smoke inhalation, including a police officer who helped rescue the three people inside this was the scene at grand and chestnut this morning. you can see damage and marks left by smoke. fire crews got the call 11:30 last night on knocked the fire down a short time later. >>> san francisco in the spotlight t

government centered approach.e said that repeatedly, and, yes, he does talk about that out on the campaign trail. what this gets to, what this was revealed in some of these hidden camera videos, mitt romney for a while now has been saying something different behind closed doors at these fund-raisers, compared to what he said at public rallies, i think that's why he had to get out in front of the cameras tonight and explain, as you heard in those comments. you don't hear this from presidential candidates. he said what he had to say about some voters out there not being people who are dependent on government assistance, people who might think of themselves as victims. he said that was not elegantly stated and that he wished he could go back and state that more clearly. and i think something that's also extraordinary, he called for the people who leaked this video to put out the entire videotape. that is something you don't hear often from presidential candidates. this was a very important night for the romney campai

i happen to believe that my approach is the approach that will put 23 million people back to work againhed the results of the president's approach over the last three and a half, four years. and his government centric larger and larger government approach has meant that we have 15 million more people on food stamps, 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work, or under employed. we have had 43 straight months with unemployment above 8%. my view is, the right approach for our nation is not to adopt a government centered approach, but instead a free people -- free enterprise, free market, consumer driven approach. that will build the strongest economy for ourselves and the coming generations. >> those who receive government benefits and don't pay taxes, saw themselves as victims or they're not willing to take responsibility for their own lives and futures. what did you mean by that? >> you said a number of things there. i'm talking about the political process of drawing people into my campaign. of course, individuals are going to take responsibility for their life. and my ca

it is simply an enforcement approach. and not to push people around. our hospital is seeking to be responsive to the district of supervisor. and we can compile it and go forward with efforts that are meaningful in terms of helping people but i definitely believe that this legislation is also addressing a large number of people that have the ability to pay for storage for vehicles and they are not doing it because nobody is forcing them to do that. and i think that this will separate people who have need from those who don't. and i want to add that the coalition challenges us to have resources available and that is a good conversation that is a role that they should play and i want to commit to you that i am carefully monitoring the availability of services. and i will not stand before you, or a camera, or my boss, the mayor, and assert that we have either rooms or shelter beds if they are not available. and so, that is something that i think is very important because i do believe that in the past, there have been times when people have said, yes, we ha

here is the approach to the bay bridge. to see more shuffling coming from an adjusted 80 80. >>janu: temperatures are warming up nicely. upper 50s and san francisco, still dealing with mid '50s in oakland, 58 and concord, 48 in santa rosa if ended mid '50s through the livermore valley. we are expecting a nice day with a lot of sunshine and mild temperatures. we will have their full forecast coming up. >>darya: turning to the election, we know that the president and mitt romney are going to be talking mainly about the economy in their first debate. a list of topics is now out, it has been released by the debate moderator. the first three of the six segments are focused on the economy and the other three areas of debate focus on health care and the the role of government and the governing. each segment is expected to last 15 minutes. the first debate is october 3rd at the university of denver and colorado. if >>darya: still ahead, the california high-speed rail project is one step closer to becoming a reality. we will have an

folks held back up, east shore freeway very slow approaching pinole valley road. big rig blocking one lane. jammed heading out of hercules. sunol very slow from pleasanton, your drive south into fremont goes around the bend here. another live look shows you how much the traffic builds through the south bay. northbound routes jamming up. here's 101 at 680 but jamming on

you see the yellow and orange approaching the scene. also 580 westbound is slow because folks are diverted there and continuing on westbound 580 past the scene to foothill road, south to stoneridge drive from you get back on the freeway. there was a pedestrian on 680 that was hit and killed earlier this morning, about 4:00 a.m. bob redell is heading out to the scene to gather more details and any other progress that may be made. right now we have no estimated time of reopening. the coroner has yet to arrive on scene for the investigation. 680 closed between 580 and stoneridge drive. we'll track this for now and send it back to you. >>> a special community meeting will be held tonight to update people on future action against chevron for last month's refinery fire. the meeting comes as we learn of a separate criminal investigation into the company. earlier this year the epa started looking into whether shef ron was routing pollutants around monitoring equipment at the refinery and burning them off into the atmosphere. the probe is report

this is the mixed approach. a comprehensive package implementing in phased approach. this is the way out. issues of common interest are given priority in the talks. iran and the u.s. have common interests in many strategic issues -- [inaudible] national interests like security and stability of afghanistan and iraq, combating al-qaeda terrorist networks and preventing drug trafficking. such a skillful approach would be only possible if and when tehran and washington can isolate internal and external spoilers. the framework on nuclear dilemma, on the nuclear issue iran and p5 plus 1 can agree on a face-saving solution where iran would adhere to all international nuclear conventions and treatyies at the maximum level of transparency defined by the iaea, international atomic energy agency, to insure the peaceful nature of iranian nuclear activities and also to insure international community that iranian nuclear program would remain forever not on the peaceful, iran would be committed forever to be a non-nuclear weapon state. in the war the u.s. would also agree to recogni

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the russian swifts approach each other at a combined speed of almost 600 miles per hour. as spectators stand below, the planes collide in midair sending each aircraft plummeting to the ground. one of the pilots ejects immediately, deploying his parachute as he nears the ground, the other pilot attempts to steer his burning plane away from the crowd. moments later, the second pilot can be seen parachuting to safety. both planes crash down in flames. one of the pilots suffered minor spinal injuries, but both pilots are able to walk away from the crash. remarkably, none of the estimated quarter million spectators are hurt. >>> coming up -- a motorcyclist barrels into a parked car. >> i was hoping he'd be alive. >> a paraglider in distress plunges into the jungle. >> it was flying down faster and faster and started turning faster and faster. >> a police officer narrowly escapes death on the open road. >> the suspect vehicle was across the center line now aiming right for his car. >>> a paraglider spirals out of why not use all your vacation days this year? get points you can

you can't reduce the deficit unless you tack a balanced approach that says we have to make government leaner and more efficient but we also have to ask people like me or governor romney, who have done better than anybody else over the course of the last decade, and whose taxes are just about lower than they've been in the last 50 years, to do a little bit more. and if we go back to the tax rates for folks making more than $250,000 a year, back to the rates we had under bill clinton, we can close the deficit, stabilize the economy, keep taxes on middle class families low, provide the certainty that i think all of us would be looking for, and i'm also willing, by the way, to make some adjustments to medicare and medicaid that would strengthen the programs but the way to do that is to keep health care costs low. it's not to voucherrize programs so that suddenly seniors are the ones who are finding their expenses much higher. >> there will be more of scott's interview with president obama all this week on the "cbs evening news" and scott will be back later in the broadcast for a preview o

but to cores the coerce them int program to me is the wrong approach and something i can't support. i will offer those amendments and look forward to discussing it further. >> president chiu: supervisor wiener. >> supervisor elsberndwiener. >> supervisor wiener: thank you. i have questions for the puc and for the city attorney. and i will preface this in terms of the amendments offered and it seems like it's the first two that are at issue, since it looks like the the puc is agreeing to the third. to me, i think they're very good arguments on both sides of this, and i know that, you know, there are a lot of people who would like to see this voted up or down, either move forward with the program or we don't move forward with the program and after all the years that the agency has put into this program, i certainly think that they're entitled to know whether the program is important or not. what i don't want to do is send them back with something passed, and signed into law, that's going to cause them to sort of spin around chasing their tails and ultimately the program doesn't happen

also down the east shore freeway approaching the toll plaza. let me show you the map with all the approaches which are moving smoothly in your commute direction but away from the bridge, eastbound 80 at ashby. there's an accident in the final clearing stages so watch for flashing lights as you approach that area. that's state route 13. no slowing shows up on our sensors, but i'll track it. back to you. >>> a big-time warning for joggers on the peninsula after a groper has struck in one of the nicest neighborhoods in the bay area. >> it's not the first time and police are concerned because he's getting bolder. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from the area where he was last seen. police actually have specific advice for joggers out there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. that's right. this latest attack happened right about where we're standing on this trail. you can see how isolated it is. investigators concerned for a number of reasons. this may be related to two other attacks and it appears that this guy may b

how we're approaching this and what happened in schools to give us the acceleration we're seeing in certain schools so as we come to the board not only in board meetings but also committee meetings, in committee of the whole reports our intent is always show you what the root cause of what is actually improving and i will tell you that the lessons we're learning -- when you have six times the rate of growth in mathematics for example in the sub set of the lowest performing schools -- previously the lowest performing schools in the district and see that increase in mathematics achievement we want to mine every nugget from that school and how did you do it? what did you focus on first and what did you focus on next? we want to share it with the board and the public as well. >> and i'm sorry i just want to follow up with that. i appreciate you telling me that and i appreciate and i will appreciate your best effort to bring forward the most honest way to present that. one of the things that i find being here in this space of this seat is that oftentimes you're giving information and it'

i am fine with taking this general approach. with district 10 -- right now, it is listed in the consultants list as general hospital with a note. that would be problematic to just leave it that way. mr. mcdonnell: i will withdraw what i just proposed. let's go district by district. let's see if there any exclusions you would like to make. then we will answer them. district 3. inclusions or deletions? >> we're looking at this one, right? mr. mcdonnell: we are only looking at the consultants. there might be information you want to pull from ms. tidwell's list. we can determine whether there are additions or deletions. ms. tidwell: for clarity, to city attorney's position, for instance, i will be writing russian hill as opposed to rational community association. -- to russian hill community association. >> i think there might be a reason why the consultants listed it that way. we should have that discussion. ms. tidwell: ok. i will say russian hill. >> if the association cemented boundaries for russian help, which are obviously dif

they approached the port. that was a nice phone call to receive. we decided that pier 9 would be the best alternative. the lease is for about 3000 square feet of office and about 5000 square feet of unapproved -- unimproved shed space. the office has been vacant for some time, about two years. the negotiations have led to rent of about $13,000 per month. rates in line with the port commission approved parameters. it would be increased by 3% on the first anniversary date. they're willing to make a very significant investment in to port property. we are proposing to include 180 date rent abatement. -the key to this lease, the 5000 square foot shed space and they are going to improve it. that is how we have incrementally built pier 9. in addition to that, they've received a rent credit. the credit combined represents of the total project cost about 20%. about 20% is the credits, the rest is investment. autodesk requested an early termination right at 36 months. if their business line does not work out, they would like to escape police. -- the least. h

that's a cold front that will be approaching. that will arrive in our area tonight and could cause a sprinkles, but nothing to ruin your night. our forecast for today, patty g fog, partly cloudy afternoon with 78-83 degrees. the weekend looks great. more details on that coming up minutes.10 back to you. >> thank you. think up next, if you lives, one of shared one of those lives. with its lives shared one of those lives. with [ male announcer ] this is america's manufacturing when presidt obama took office. this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a million manunufacturing jobs and for the first time, china's beating us. seven times obama could've stoppechina's cheating. seven times he refused. it's time to stand up to the cheaters, and make sure we protect jobs for the american people. [ male announcer ] barack obama: failing to stop cheating. failing american workers. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. penn state border trusties standind out where things implementing changes prompted by the sex abuse scandal.

they don't like his plan because it takes a balanced approach. it says, in addition to cuts we should also ask people who make more than $1 million a year to contribute a little more to reducing our national deficit and preventing the sequester. we should ask big oil companies to give up their taxpayer subsidies. so, the question, madam speaker, is not whether we replace the sequester. there's lots of plans, can't get a vote on it today. the issue is not whether, it' how. we should take a balanced approach and i yield now three minutes to the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. schwartz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from pennsylvania is recognized for three minutes. ms. schwartz: thank you very much. and i am pleased to participate in this debate. in some ways. although i do have to say that this is not really the kind of honest debate that we need to be having. we should be having a conversation, we should have been having a conversation well before now about how we would avoid sequester and do it in a bipartisan way, to do it in a bala

no problems for many of the approaches.eing top speeds across of the decline and across the upper deck. we have not seen any jam ups. westbound 92 is moving well. a drive of 15 minutes from end to end. southbound 101, a little bit slow at the 1 01-37 interchange speeds are averaging 40 mi. an hour. on the traffic maps, slow and go conditions, was down 580, of of the altar on past. as we take a look at conditions in the south bay, still slow southbound 101 into the downtown area just passing it the 37 interchange. it's fantasy to 80 still looks pretty good. we are seeing sluggish conditions on a down 101 for mountain view approaching the dumbarton bridge. >>darya: samsung plans at the iphone 5 to a list of apple devices it claims infringe upon its patents. the jury in the case ruled that samsung patent claims against apple phi pham were baseless. samsung is said to appeal that. the jury also ruled that samsung tablets did infringe on apple patents and that samsung should the apple over $1 billion. samsung spelled out its pla

focusing not just on standards but also instruction, so a balanced literacy approach for example. strategies that permit differentiated direct instruction for specific students. we also know in the superintendent zone that paying attention to extended learning opportunities aligned after school programming, summer school opportunities, taking the community schools approach that takes a look at a broader diagnoses of the school's needs so taking advantage of some community partnerships and whatever we can apply to ensure that there's a repertoire available to school communities like mental health partnerships, some student supports available to students and families in need are just a couple of elements that have been part of the package in superintendent zone especially sig schools. we know that resources matter and they make a difference, but if they're invested wisely and there's a clear strategy behind them with a reminder that the sig funds allowed us to enjoy a per pupil expenditure that matches a lot of east coast districts typically, so it has allowed us to bring on the add

and that can bring a public approach to a job like this. so with that i -- i'm behind naomi akers 100%. thank you. >> chair kim: thank you. i'm sorry. mr. allen. >> hi. i'm stephanie anderson. i work with naomi akers and here to support her in the position of the public health seat. i've worked with her for eight years, honored to call her a friend, i respect her work immensely. i was on the board of directors with -- as well. she brings a multifaceted, integral approach to everything she does. she's very careful and mindful of who she's representing. and i think that she would be a great addition to the entertainment commission. >> chair kim: thank you. >> my name is mary mullen. i sent a quick e-mail before i left home. i don't know if you got it or not, by way of support, in case i didn't make it. but here i am. so i would like to say that i would like to recommend -- highly recommend naomi akers for this public health job because i have known her, her family background, and can only say good things about her, and i think she would be gr

not so much history, we're more the social practical approach. in other words, beliefs and believers, down to the nitty-gritty as people believe so they behave and so we want to kind of see how that tracks out and get a feel for it. that's very much what we're doing in our class here. a little bit of the cultural, a little historical, of course, but mostly the social- practical. what we're not doing in here and it seems that most of you already, even in our first short time together, you know, have already sense that - we're not doing the philosophical, the theological approach. it's a very genuine and important way to approach religion and someone might go to the seminary at the university of chicago to do that. but that's not our question here. we don't want to come - because we're not interested, maybe individually, but as a group we're not interested in determining truth of reality or religion. we're interested in that power question that ninian smart mentioned. we're interested in the power of it. so that's put us back in the practical and s

and senator brown's approach. we can't get there the way that senator brown suggests. we just can't do this by cutting more. what is really saying is protect breaks for those right at the very top and then leave it to working families to pick up the pieces. we can't do that here in massachusetts. we can't do that here in america. >> thinking of the scum that we have to take one. 10 seconds each, go ahead. >> let's give it up and met the professor wants a cutter and fiscal conservative. i'm trying to protect pocketbooks and wallets. only one person wants to spend your hard-earned money and that is professor warren. >> i'm looking at those committed to an independent economic analysis. it shows and 67% more effective at cutting the deficit to five? i think we really have to get serious and that means a balanced approach. >> candidates commit thank you people take a break, have a sip of water and relax when we continue will talk about what are the most important votes in the u.s. senator has to take when the massachu

or a veteran approaches us who needs assistance, they can feel that. these individuals need to be treated because some of the lasting effects that come from this, if it just festers and does go untreated, we have had an increase in the suicide rate. and so we need to try to reach in and intervene before it gets to that stage. as the veteran comes back in, if they can get involved in their community and do something tangible, his and her recovery will be a whole lot quicker. so, one of the things grace after fire is doing right now, it's with my staff, it is my staff that's doing the build this weekend in a habitat for humanity house. it is an all-woman build; it was all funded by women raising money and is a woman that is receiving this house. grace after fire has been a great organization to partner with. they refer women veterans to my organization, operation healthy reunions, and help provide needed resource. veterans can still serve their country and their community even after they've taken the uniform off. so, here's a perfect example of how women

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another one now southbound 95 approaching dumfries. let's go to 270 where it's just the slow traffic on the outer loop leaving 95 toward university boulevard where the pace looks like it's improving. >>> as for wall street, we're waiting for some new economic data. of course it probably won't overshadow the feds' decision yesterday. >> cbs this morning is next with the latest from libya and a look at a final battalion of marines being deployed to afghanistan. >>> howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. >> keep us with the news and weather on wusa9.com. >>> we'll see you monday morning at 4:25. have a wonderful weekend.

i already feel the glow of san francisco's progressive approach to things. and in defense to the other counties, i think that, you know, that's the challenge we always face with legislation, should one size fit all? and i think that the whole purpose of the realignment approach was to allow individual counties to experiment with programs in dealing with individuals who are charged with crimes, either providing treatment a little bit more treatment model, and a locally based model because those individuals are from those specific communities. and i think those communities need to have the flexibility to be able to develop those local solutions. obviously, sanra

commissioner moller caen: i do not know how to approach this exactly. this is my third go around with waste water. the last was in 2002. that is 10 years ago. i am thinking about the folks in southeast. they have waited all this time. i am looking at this time line. those digesters are about 10 years out. i do not think it is right. i think we have to revisit this and see how we can speed up everything. it just is not right. >> i think you are right. certainly, if we can use alternative delivery mechanisms , the ceqa process is three years. a lot gets nested. you have to have a certain amount of planning to get into ceqa. then there will be a little bit of sign work afterwards. that is an up-front issue we will have to deal with. we agree and we want to see it happen sooner. it is such an important part of phase one. it is important that the funding be included as phase one so we have an opportunity to throw everything at it to get this to happen as quickly as possible. dan, i am not sure that he mentioned, we will be improving the existing digesters so