and create unhealthy structures and i'm healthy development so as long as we don't have total economic union which we won't have for a long time we should not have one currency what do you think the effect of a collapse in the year a same would be on the regional and global financial markets some are saying that it would be a disaster on the scale if the collapse of. yes it could be drastic but again i'm not expecting it any time soon because i think germany for the wrong reasons will subscribe to the euro it will underwrite it move continue to underwrite it so we won't have that but in case it happened it depends on whether it will hit us prepared or non prepared and right now we're doing everything to prevent it but we're not preparing for the case that it might happen that that's the fallacy of my we should have a plan b. and if we don't have a plan b. it could indeed be drastic what would your plan b. . plan b. is to think about return to national currencies or to return to korea southern bloc or whatever to have currency union some economic regions that are more similar that are m

i'm just saying as long as our policy is understood, that that is what it is. we should make sure that you have to come back so that we -- i do not mean you. we have to make sure that the policy comes back so that we know from the mayor's office that is what it is. thank you very much. and you are very good and safe in your report. -- s.s. st. in your report. >> i am with the mayor's office of housing. the rules we are suggesting are a one-time waiver, only upon this resale. everything else in the procedures manual will stay in place. and it is a response to a special economic time we are seeing right now. the market in said in cisco has fluctuated up and down, and yes, the pricing for these units are inflexible. they say, so this will be a one- time waiver, and both the pricing and all of the other accompanying rules will stay. supervisor maxwell: i think those one-time will are fine, but i do not think we should waiver on the unit being what it is supposed to be because everybody is having a difficult time. we have people who may have been making a lot more b

and create unhealthy structures and unhealthy development saw as long as we don't have total economic union which we won't have for a long time we should not have one currency as an investor what would you rather put your money behind to watch michael the way. i am an investor and i'm not putting my money behind any paper currency i buy stocks which is real assets stocks are tied to the economy they're not dependent on the currency per se i buy gold or buy sell via buy agricultural land i don't buy bonds bonds or paper money and we have a highly inflationary and unstable and solid monetary policy as a reaction to the crisis i mean i think as an emergency measure it was ok to print all that. money because otherwise we would have had a real collapse so it's time to move back to normal and we don't do that we continue printing money and the economies are growing at an in their make pace the most so i'm not putting my money behind any state behind any bond behind any paper currency i'm buying real assets or they germany's economy is doing much better than was expected following that the c

as long as germany has the political will to stand behind it which i which i question we should not do that but as long as we do it it will probably can go on for another four five six years and what about the german people and what is their political well in the german population to carry on supporting. so so not really but the political class almost unanimously it wants to support it so there are some dissidents but it's part of the german reason of state that we're good europeans that we're good citizens of the world but. for this we've forgotten and that was my what my dissertation was all about fifteen years back but we forgot that germany also has interests national interests of its own which of course we should cooperate and of course we should be good partners but we don't have to do everything and so the political class is firmly behind the euro so in this case it doesn't matter what the population is thinking are you one who believes that as a concepts the euro is fundamentally flawed basically within a currency area have to have flexible factors of production capital labor g

as long as they believe that the state is corrupt. >> the problem will be there as long as the americans are the largest consumer of drugs in the world. the problems have started there. >> american demand is the only reason. >> with the problem is there. mainly the problem of organized crime. we are dealing with the largest consumer of drugs in the world and everyone would like to sell drugs through my window and door. >> sounds like you're trying to blame the americans. >> they have a responsibility. i am not blaming them for everything but of course they have a clear responsibility. they are providing the market for these drugs criminals. they're providing the weapons. they need to do a lot more in terms of reducing consumption of drugs and to stop the flow of weapons to mexico. >> that was my colleagues speaking to the president of mexico. have been first in california to reject the legalization of marijuana. -- voters have been urging california to reject the legalization of marijuana. the californians are soon to vote on a proposition that would allow recreational drug use. republic

correctly predict the economic crisis what's your predictions for the year it's not so easy i think as long as germany underwrites the euro it will stay at least for a couple of years the german economy is still very strong so i think as long as germany has the political will to stand behind it which i which i question we should not do that but as long as we do it it will probably can go on for another four five six years and what about the german people is there political well in the german population to carry on supporting.

their service and they are prepared to take to the streets and disrupt the life of the country for as long as it's necessary in order to get the job done we're going to try and get over to the french senate where hearings about the pension reform are taking place and see what the people there have to say about the whole thing.

are common and i would be very useful to a spokeswoman closer together that also of course relates as long as our troops are there to communications with our troops because pakistan as we see off the past two weeks is a very unreliable. where as roots for russia and russian influence there is in central asia an absolutely essential lifeline without them. position afghanistan be much more endangered. sort of an untold livin there is casualties in afghanistan rise and prospects for the war seem less clear another nato members pulling out of the campaign italy's foreign ministers announce that his country will begin withdrawing troops next summer according to the proposed over three thousand soldiers will gradually leave by twenty fourteen that decision comes just days after four italian soldiers were killed in a bomb attack in afghanistan thirty four italian troops members of lost their lives since the start of a campaign in two thousand and four discuss the latest developments and the implications for the war we're joined now on the line from london by mark oh no it's from the afghanistan w

and they don't really -- as long as he shows up to work. as long as he's not missing work. they've got real problems trying to get him to do anything. and i don't really think they've got the incentive to have him do anything other than just get back here and stay out of trouble. >> you know, what's remarkable to me, and i heard dr. drew talk about, how's this guy going to survive? is he going to survive this? we've been writing stories about charlie for 20 years, you know. has he finally hit rock bottom? you know, he just seems to keep bouncing along the bottom. >> it gets more dangerous. it's a progressive condition. it's a potentially fatal condition. >> larry: fatal? >> addiction, for sure. listen, everyone loves this guy. everyone. he's a great guy. this is a really sad story we're watching here. we all hope that somebody brings to bear what it is he needs to do. >> the three of us have seen it. the people who partied in their 20s, if they're still partying in their 40s, they're really partying in their 40s and the body is not as forgiving in the 40s as it is in the 20

as long as you're not hurting anybody. if you start to cross the line where you get violent, that's a real problem. and that's, you know, hear at least, i don't know if that happened. if he trashed the room, you know, there's a difference between property crimes and crimes against people. but if there's a person in there and if the kids are in the next room, then that's a -- that's something scary. >> larry: would a pr person let him come out like on a show, like this show or another show? >> no. >> larry: talk about his life? >> there's absolutely -- >> why not? >> are you kidding? he'd be on the phone with me. we've done this recently. we've done this within the last month and just said no way. >> the thing is, he's already done it. i sat down with him for an hour right after -- amidst his divorce from denise. we had a long interview. he said, look, i got problems, i'm doing the best i can. i'm trying to recover. they've done that. >> the public wants a ka thar sis. we haven't seen the catharsis. we're willing to forgive

more than enough to win but it's not so bad as long as the girls are happy the boys we like the boys and definitely when they get all sweaty i was always curious what's on the mind of the hot and sweaty guy when his on the man maybe girlz meet one of today's winners russian you go out to you and you don't think about anything but your next move once you get distracted in anything except the fights you're down you should never allow the thought that you're losing if you have the slightest that is guaranteed that you will lose an idea which could be applied to any situation in life the president of the hand to hand fighting federation says it's not the kind of sport that's only for the sake of sport. but this sport teaches how to fight right unlike mixed martial arts we just get out there and punch the other guy as hard as you can it's more about technique did i mention he is also a lawyer in the making is just one day he decided he was going to stand up for himself remember that russian special forces involves gone bad for stuff like that but in this sport it's just hands and feet and

. >> we will continue to pursue additional protective measures for as long as it takes to ensure the safety and security of our citizens. aisle have also dire i have directed we spare no efforts in investigating the origins of the packages. >> department of homeland security announced stricter checks of passengers and of cargo. what they called an unpredictable mix, specifics, kept secrets. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >> bay area airports have been following developments to see if any security changes need to be affected here. damian trujillo live at sfo with the story. damian? >> keeping a close eye on the situation here at sfo. so far no major security changes. and passengers are talking about news from overseas and east coast. >> it is always busy at sfo domestic terminal. midday, passengers were getting bits and pieces about the international security scare. some on their phones. >> i did. i did. i was waiting for somebody to pick me up. i checked the news. that's where i got it. >> i wasn't very concerned. i have been getting phone calls all day from family membe

for as long as i can remember, i have been going across the street for decades and i am familiar with this corner. the illegal change and the ridiculously tacky signs have had a significant impact on the quality of life for nearby residents and passers-by. i was quite happy to come down. others are saying that it is kind of a magnet for people from the broadway corridor. please grant the appeal and reject this review. >> i am also a resident of north beach. i love thai food, and i love that corner. i just wanted to add to the discussion that everybody makes mistakes. the planning department made a mistake by not making a site visit to the restaurant, and so they didn't discover that the restaurant had turned their second floor into a bar. they also didn't tell the planning commission that there were all of these prior agreements that required that the second floor be a restaurant and not a bar. so there were mistakes upon mistakes, and now the planning department acknowledged that they made a mistake, and they have changed their position. i would urge you to approve this conditional u

as long as governments think it should be left to the energy companies, we will lose the race againsttime. thehe financial times's installation/to amounted to more than one half of those in the world. how to make that happen? >> with renewable energy act. the renewable energy act was one of my initiatives together with just a few colleagues in the parliament and it was not a job of the government because the government was against the mobilized majority of parliament against the will of the government to introduce this law and to adopt it. it is a law which gives investment autonomy for all who want to invest in grenoble's -- renewables without any implication for them to ask the power companies if this is compatible with their energy. they could do it. the full name of this lot is law for the priority of renewable energies. it constituted special renewable energy markets with priority. the first element is a guaranteed access to the grid for each kilowatt hour produced grenoble's. the second element is the guaranteed fee. with the amount that, -- without that, there'll be no investme

as long as that continues, rubio can stay where he is and win in a three-way race. >> tax cuts? hell yes. government in your bedroom? hell no. >> reporter: the governor can only hope his final pitches to voters are much closer to the strike zone than the one he tossed last week before a baseball playoff game. >> the most important thing is to look him in the eye and tell them the truth that washington is broken. we need to take this opportunity to make history literally and change what's happening in the nation's capital. >> reporter: before he and congressman meek can do that, they have to narrow the wide gap separating them from the front-runner rubio. a tea party favorite attracting more than 40% of likely voters. rubio has parlayed anti-establishment, anti-obama sentiment into a double digit lead in the polls. >> if you like the direction our country is headed, if you think the stimulus is a good idea, if

live in san bruno, theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, as long as very much.t's a soggy morning around the bay area and this is only the beginning of an entire weekend of wet weather. >> raining just hard enough to be a nuisance this morning in downtown san francisco. just a persistent spray but that's about to change. >> over the weekend, mike, we're going to get more. >> seems like every october we have a strong storm and we have one coming and it's going to hit this weekend. let's talk about what's happening right now. good morning to you. live doppler 7 hd. radar returns from the sunol grade to about watsonville. we have a secondary pass moving through napa county and there in sonoma. rainfall's been around a tenth to about two-tenths of an inch in most neighborhoods. only a hundred in the south bay from now. all these storms are going to continue to move away. mostly cloudy and damp but heavy rain coming in your forecast. here's eric with more news. >> mike, thank you very much. president obama is taking his star power from the bay area to southern califo

as long as they bring the prices down. thank you very much for that. we turn our attention back to france, but away from the strikes. dmitry medvedev has signaled his willingness to discuss his country's participation in nato's planned missile defense shield, but stopped short of saying moscow would sign up. he has agreed to travel to a nato summit in lisbon next month for more talks on the issue. this development came after a meeting with german and french leaders in france. >> security corporation has not always been easy in russia's relations with the west and the issue dominated talks between the three leaders. with the president set to return to next month's nato summit, germany sees progress in the relationship. >> it is a positive message because we need to put the relationship between russia and nato on a firm foundation. many global threats we face are common threats. >> but moscow remains concerned about nato plans to build a missile shield in europe. medvedev told his colleagues he is prepared to cooperate but wants to know more. >> but of c

but as long as the -- as long as somebody in the area's taking precaution and watching around, you know they're looking in their general area for people that seem out of place, and you're not doing anything just -- if you're in the subway, you're in the airplane, in the airport area, you need to try to minimize your exposure in those areas. >> are you saying don't take the subway? i think people are looking for specifics here, they're trying to figure out, really, how serious is the threat, first of all? second of all, should they be changing habits like not go on a subway, don't take the tube when you're in london? >> yeah, in this case, that's a good idea, to avoid public transportation, to avoid congregating in areas where lots of tourists are going to be, like buckingham palace, the big ben area. you can enjoy these places but you don't have to be clustered aamong other tourists where that's a tar get. bottom line of it is, if al qaeda's trying to hit this, that's what they're going to do, looking to strike where they get the maximum amount of impact and damage and media coverage. i

which was as long as we were alive and as long as they could prove we were alive, they had this incredible media platform where they could be on stage and be vocal and do propaganda for themselves. tavis: the rescue, how did that happen? >> it was incredible. we were waiting for the helicopter to land and they had told us the international humanitarian commission was coming to talk to us and eventually to transfer is to another camp where we could talk to the high commander of the fork. when this helicopter landed and some guys, a group of six or seven guys with one woman came out of the helicopter, i did not see the commission. i saw guys that were friendly with the farc and there were hugging them and there were joking with them. they put presence and i thought they were from the fork. they are the same thing. none of us, none of the 15 hostages, we did not want to get into the helicopter. we thought if we get into that helicopter, we will be transferred to a place deeper in the jungle and it will be done. we were heading for 10 more years of objection. they had rifles so we could not do

as long as i have been with the puc, almost five years, this has been discussed with staff, and what role for the puc to play. that has become more clear

as long as people continue to use religion.n church said last week. as long as politicians continue to perpetuate the lives that young people are being brainwashed into being gay. that's what carl paladino said yesterday and continued to defend today. >> mr. cuomo took his daughters to a gay pride parade. is that normal? would you do it? >> i think that you can probably expose your children to a lot of different things and help them decide to make their own decisions. >> i don't think it's proper for them to watch a couple of grown men grind against each other. i don't think it's proper. it's disgusting. >> anyone running for public office who would insult people, he hopes the government does not get the public's vote. and the sad list that suicides will continue to grow as long as they continue to treat this as a right of passage. the obama administration held the first ever summit on bullying, but we need a summit of our own. all the advances are meaningless if gays and lesbians don't feel safe to actually enjoy them. we need

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as long as there is no chemistry issue, we will be fine. we have great chemistry between those guys. we want them to be able to contribute. let's get ready for the next week. >> wait until you hear this story, the bengals receiver is apologizing for a bizarre mix up. from of the proceeds from his serial are going to the feed the children organization. the problem is that the phone number on the fox directing customers to the charity -- on the box directing customers to the charity actually goes to a sex hot line. this was not his fault. the company that arranged the promotion made a mistake and is issuing new boxes with the right numbers. of all numbers. the double header against the tigers was rained out. tigers was rained out. stick around, tom is up next my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach... governor o'malley made the t

. >> there's a lot of people that would say he still looked good as long as he was still playing hisege sex list that recently hit the internet. karen owens says she now regrets writing that mock thesis. the 43-page report details sexual trysts that she had with athletes at duke university. aaron recently interviewed karen owen and to the best of our knowledge, you're the only person who has interviewed her thus far, is that right. >> that's correct. >> what did he tell you about why she wrote this mock thesis sis. >> we were the first site to publish it with the names redacted and i have to tell you, she did not do this as a way to get famous. she saw it as a fun thing to do between girlfriends. she had a thing for athletes and she had a back groichbd in anthropology and thought it was funny. she never expected the world to see it. >> she sent this to three of her girlfriends, is that right? >> it's remarkable given the level of detail that's there that she really only intended it for three people is what she told me. >> does she regret writing the report? >> she doesn't regret writ

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so as long as we are committed, first and foremost to each other, and our family, and ourselves, then we tend -- that tends to work best for us. tavis: did i read somewhere that you have committed to doing a television show together? did i read that somewhere? >> it is in the works. it is based on the -- on what we have been talking about, giving people the opportunity to do that, to have the commitment of their dreams, the marriage of their dreams, the wedding of their dreams. also, giving them the chance to renew their vows and kind of have some of the same stuff that we are fortunate enough to do here. tavis: this is not a heidi-seal reality show. >> no. i cannot think of anything more dreadful. in fact, it is really about people. it is about people's stories, people's lives, which is something that both heidi and i find it fascinating, how people came together. obviously, there are some people who are not as fortunate as we are for one reason or another, and i think what we are trying to do is give people the opportunity to have that, to kind of realize the wedding of their dreams

as long as i see you going-forward, right?- i think all of us as parents, that's all we want to do, see them going-forward, growing, doing positive things with their lives, right? that's all we can ask, and try to pursue their vision of happy happyness. i remember two years ago, some people are going to say, that doesn't make any sense. having dinner with my daughter new year's eve, chinese food at the house. and opened this cookie and it says forget about the stock market, invest in your family. >> which he did from the very beginning, right? next hour, we talk about the movie that started all of us talking "the pursuit of happyness" and chris gardner talks about his relationship with the mega superstar who played him. >>> a mine disaster china this time. we have the latest for the search for survivors there and the day's other top stories. stressless is designed to beale) the most comfortable line of furniture in existence. it's a motion line of furniture that conforms to your body and supports your head, neck, and back seam

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as the light seems to be where we're add at the moment right as long as the lights are on which requires cheap oil and that area is coming to a rapid close all right james howard kunstler of the book is the witch. and it's a fantastic book it gives you kind of a real life fictional version of the apocalypse and to be upon us thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you for reading my book max and thanks to stacy too well stacy actually read the book and then she told me about it ok well there's going to be a quiz. all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and the book reading states arab or i want to thank my guest james howard kunstler if you want to send me an email please do kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is max kaiser saying bio. the but. i have. it. all. irritation in germany as locals say immigrants are refusing to integrate and trying to change the country to suit their own. causing the cold russia blocks a money route for terrorism in the north caucuses authorities claim the foreign money was behind the

as long as that can go up 38 times, 33 miners and plus five rescuers, as long as that goes up and downes, they are all going to get out. >> chad, thank you. excellent journalism. >> larry: let's go back to dr. sanjay gupta. what will be the first thing thaw look for, sanjay, when they come up. >> the thing about medical triage, there's a consistent measure to it. you have some anticipation as to what will affect the miners but you want to make sure that you cover the basics, first. you make sure that they are breathing obviously, normally, and the circulation, that their heart is working well. that's what they are going to check. you're going to see paramedics and doctors right there on the scene examining patients and putting stethoscopes to their chest. you have to assume with 90-degree temperature, lots of humidity, dehydration has occurred. and so getting tablets and not too much fluid, larry, down in the mine, that can impede someone's ability to breathe. that can sort of check all of that and probably as soon as these minuteers hit the surface the ground. >> what about skin probl

hoping it goes the other way and as long as it goes that way we should not have a problem but if it comes this way it could strike the bricks. >> are they telling you when you can get back in your home? >> i have not asked because i know i need to stay out of their way but i would like to get back home and get back to work because they have a couple of games going on right now. >>> here a -- >> reporter: that building is starting to collapse and people here live right next to that burning building, we will bring you an update as soon as it becomes available. stay tuned. >> we will be right back. big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? h

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