bonn programs are under way. last is our commitment to our own administrative deficiencies. as we reported previously, our staff has achieved a $370,000 reduction in workers' comp savings in the last 12 months. we did a very detailed custodian service analysis. custodians were reallocated to better meet needs. we are just beginning a reorganization of our aquatics program that will ensure more and better service to the public. it has been a very full fiscal year 2010-2011. we are looking forward to a fabulous 2011-2012. a very big shout out and thank you to the rec and park staff. i can tell you without a doubt that this is the hardest working, most dedicated staff. that concludes the general managers' report. commissioner buell: for being so brief, thank you. [laughter] [applause] i want to acecho the general gratitude. i've come to the conclusion that every resident has a different view. on balance and in total, i think the staff deserves an extra round of applause. [applause] commissioner lee? commissioner lee: i second everything commissioner buell said. i want to know t

we only bonn for products that we think will be immediate. we do not maximize on all of our abilities to get bond proceeds for tax increment. there are some -- i understand san jose had made some poor decisions and made some debt obligations to the city. there were some precarious market conditions that really excited their demise. smaller redevelopment agencies that do not operate like us would be entirely eliminated because they will not have the funds available to make this payment. supervisor chu: thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. just one comment and question. in terms of the longevity -- and this is a conversation that we can have when items comes back to us. if we make a one-time payment, it will be substantial. one thing to consider is, does that mean make it to keep the development agency in perpetuity? in three years, could the legislature come back and abolish redevelopment? that is something that we need to address in the next presentation. finally, a question on a lawsuit. i know there is a pending claim by the state redevelopment

like here in bonn, 30 years old, and the father of two. -- like aaron vaughn, 30 years old, and the fatherf two. >> my father came in sight in uniform. i fell to my knees. the energy, everything drops out of view. i remember saying nano. >> some are asking why they had to make such a vulnerable landing. special forces are likely to play an even greater role in the war coul. these deaths have posed new questions about the afghanistan strategy at a time when a president needs desperately to focus on matters here at home. many americans have already concluded that the war is unwinnable. >> there is a new warning that the drought in the horn of africa is likely to last for months. because of the harsh conditions in somalia, more than 100,000 people have fled into neighboring kenya. it has put a strain on the refugee camps. >> for a few hours every day, the children of this section can pretend they are children like everywhere. the playground cocoons them from a harsh world. the make-believe houses of they built for 1 million miles from their reality. and the aid workers insurance than to imagi

bonn temperatures this afternoon will look like this. here is your 7 day forecast. it will remain cool and mild throughout the rest of the week. temperatures of not breaking the made '80s until the weekend. let's get a check on traffic. >>: a slight change on the bay bridge toll plaza. hough we are not tracking and the hot spots. the metering lights have been activated. we are incident free. the metering lights were turned on as 60 4:00 a.m.. there are no delays except a brief week at the toll plaza. your ride on the san mateo bridge has been a good one all morning long. so far, no delays as you head of a high-rise or supports foster city. traffic on the stage looks good, so does the writer jorge were passing 92 on 880. on the golden gate bridge we have been talking about the fallog. getting to the bridge fm marin county has been pretty good. the ride on 101% as a coming up out of the coyote valley is an easy commute. your drive time is about 12 minutes. let's get the latest from the kron 4 news >>: it is shaping up to be another dismal day on wall street as we take

bonn glow-mid '80s for the east bay and south bay. --low-eighties for the east bay and south bay. mid-60's all along the bay and low 60s along the coast. we will continue with a cold forecast for the remainder of the week. maybe by this weekend's upper 80s but for now we will stay unseasonably cool. now let's get a check on traffic. >> we have not yet tracked and the hot spots this morning. it is still very the right for most of the bay area. we will start our bridge check from the toll plaza. traffic is not bad. you're looking at the back up. that is about where this slowdown is. the westbound san mateo bridge trip looks good. a minor weight at the toll plaza. there are no big backups on 92 westbound. for your drive of the golden gate bridge, it is false, false, false. pretty goodspeed's despite the fall. >> if you are heading to tahoe via 50, you may encounter some delays. >> giants avoiding a four game sweep against the phillies. they are archrivals now. her this way and keeps the giants a half- game over second place arizona. they will now be facing at the pittsburgh pirates.

we only bonn for products that we think will be immediate. we do not maximize on all of our abilities to get bond proceeds for tax increment. there are some -- i understand san jose had made some poor decisions and made some debt obligations to the city.

on the back of what's been a tough week for america's economy gibralter says the ditch bonnes. all the asians already know that america's got problems all of us are already moving out of u.s. government bonds everybody in asia knows that we never got out of the first global recession unemployment in america still higher than it was in two thousand and eight the american dead has skyrocketed and gone through the dead or through the roof america's in worse shape now than it was before america spent a lot of money and the people who got that money are better off but the overall situation is much worse america's quadrupled it's dead america if you take in the consider the things that they can guarantee they printed huge amounts of money you know the world has gotten worse the world hasn't gotten better we will either inflate people back in worthless money we will inflate it away we will change the rules we will put on exchange controls our vision of the us will depart that's why people are moving away from us government bonds because everybody knows that the us is in serious troubl

dumb old free bonne chance plug in video for your media projects a free meal gondar tetons tom. the. kitchen sisters. welcome back across calculus about to mind you we're talking about the so-called obama doctrine. the kitchen. story. but first let's see what russians think about the libyan intervention. i don't adopt three is it adult three for an intervention strategy in his speech at the national defense university barack obama articulated the grounds for the intervention in libya and now many say it reveals the beginnings of which really in regard to the use of u.s. military supports the russian public opinion research center all citizens of this support the international military operation in libya sixty four percent said they do not and another twenty percent of the respondents expressed their support still dr ian has yet to be cleared but presidential friens have an impact on american policy and as a result the entire world to peter ok and it's i'd like to go back to you in paris here a lot of people will say and i want to talk about george w. bush in this part of the pro

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he could encourage bonn the legislation to open up and be in other funding vehicle. i think there is a portfolio of approaches. they will attack the u.s. housing system and be the solution for mortgage finance. there are several things we can do it in the next few months without legislation. they are a few things that we should work towards and we can rise to the top quickly. >> thanks very much. this has been very helpful to the subcommittee. as the senator suggested. do not be surprised if you're called again to give reviews and advice. this has been extraordinarily helpful. some of my colleagues may have additional questions. we ask that those questions be submitted before the end of the week. it is wednesday. by friday, i think that is fair. we will get them to you and return them as promptly as possible. again, thank you very much. the hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] --2011. [unintelligible] >> next, live your calls and comments on washington journal. after tha

schmidt, an article by shah bonn goreman, she quoted a document that said this: >> guest: and it's interesting because we read that article, needless to say, and i've had a number of conversations with the chamber. and, basically, as they try to bear in mind that there are a number of different companies and organizations with different perspective. so as they're trying to -- and that was a draft. it was not fully vetted with the other members. so, basically, that getting out there was not quite fully representative of the position on the chamber itself and what they've told me. we continue to be sensitive to their needs, we continue to hope that they work together internally to figure out what are the alternatives that can not only once again continue the business needs that we have out there while also improving security. >> host: i want to read one other quote to you, if i may, sir. josh corpsman of the 451 group quote inside the huffington post on may 15th after the white house cybersecurity proposals came out: >> host: how do you keep up? >> guest: well, that's the thing. when you start l

have bonn mash are having. . >>> time now 5:56. tonight the 49ers kick off the preseason against the new orleans saints in new orleans. this follows last nights return of the silver and black to oakland. the raiders. oakland fans came to cheer on the raiders and the new coach hugh jackson. there he is right there. arizona spoiled hugh jackson's debut. the cardinals beat the raiders 24-18. last nights preseason game comes off nfl owners and players donated. >>> stricker died the lowist round ever in a major with a seven under par 63. tiger woods the four-time champ playing in his first major since the masters. he's died for 129th place. he's in serious danger of missing the cut. >>> 5:17 is the time right now. time to check back in with sal. >> nothing right now. remember how i said that the traffic was going to be bad? >> you did. >> it was. that was only a preseason game. the stadium was not full last night. when the stadium does get full, we will have whoppers. we will have big traffic jams. we'll see. but football is back. a lot

some brough bonn >> it is a rip-off.s long as people are making money, that was for the fans over. >> why don't players sign more autographs? do we pay more salaries? >> with these guys hate is adults awards 5 autographs to try to sell them and put them on ebay. they do not mind doing it for the kids. these guys are making enough, they should have a session where they bring different players at each day. >> to take sporting events and i hate when you give updates when i do not want to know. >> to this is 2011. pork people have all the sports news in the palm of their hands. it >> in their phones. >> we have so much power. russell, you are the only guy who cares that i give an update during the game. people are watching the game. we do appreciate your kron loyalty. >> after all of these years, what keeps you working? >> i will point in one direction. >> >>> kim kardashian's painful and private ordeal, she will face on her wedding day. >> are george clooney and "dancing with the stars" stacey keebler going public with thei

bonn however would have never imagined that. there were scrines doing the work for him. the idea that the book affects people justifies the biography. the other thing that fascinates us about people and what we look to read about in their biographies are the turning points 234 their lives 245 mark a shift in their perspective or a new chapter. what turning points did you find in the life of letters and papers from prison. >> one was the common touch. it was from an aristocratic family. he lived a sheltered, privileged life. a non-religious life basically. his mother taught him hymns, but he graduated from berlin with a one year scholarship to america, and we're talking 1931, and the best friend there was frank fisher, an african-american, the only one there and there was a baptist church which was a big turning point. remember, a berlin professor, their footnotes had footnotes. it was that world he lived in. [laughter] he's now in a baptist church, fell in love with music, came back in 1939, his friends wanted to protect him. i can't -- if germany's going to survive, i h

interestingly enough the law libraries across the street from "the los angeles times" was bonn. rogers idea was that he was just going to raise so many red herrings. he was going to send up so many skyrockets. he was going to cause amazing circus in the courtroom and by the time the prosecution presenting their case, the jurors would have no idea what it was all about. [laughter] and that is basically what happened. the prosecutor played into his hands and tried to bring in tangential matters and rogers would jump up and shout and take them all off on a cause somewhere. at one point they were trying to get a witness who was being a very good witness and looking directly at the jury and speaking directly at the jury and they wanted to distract him. and so, rogers would walk around the courtroom to try to get the guys i is a ways from the jury. he was very disappointed he kept looking. rogers would sit down next to the press box and as he was asking questions he would be reading the copy that the reporters were writing and he would reach over and do some editing and that he would

bonn box get kicked the dow was off 111. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> we are continuing to track a hot spot on the peninsula. the bayshore freeway, down 101 approaching highway 92. the back of is to third avenue. drive times are increasing of millbrae heading down towards a brittle it. right now the drive time is running at 15 minutes. it should be 12 >> a truck was traveling was down 92 on the southbound 101 and overturned. there are two lanes on the bayshore freeway better shut down. the connecting ramp from the san mateo bridge to 101 is also shut down. we will have more 1 kron 4 morning news returns. traffic maps. from third avenue down to 92, is adding three minutes to the drive time from millbrae to redwood city. bob but take delaware or el camino real out. been you could use the dumbarton bridge instead. the problem is coming from 92 onto 101. bobby been the dread time is running cannot quite as much sunshine this morning. let's find out what the weather has in store. here is james fl

like to say a quick thank you for your the atlantic further help promoting the season for supporting bonn and his work and in this particular event. so, pension is about the enduring impact the the great recession will have on american life they've been deeply impacted and subsequently are being and will continue to be altered, transformed those working dynamics, personal identities have been turned on their heads and likely will stay that way in the past several years in other words will remain in the near and distant future. the elite and the rest widens and the concentration of the wealth her further hall of the middle class and they suffer from the same raft and they have recovered and have always remained shuttered. our national identity is once again shifting. with historical contexts by comparing this recession with collapses of the years passed he reunites the call for the reinvention for the new civic duty and public action. so thanks again for joining us and it is a pleasure to welcome to politics and prose to discuss this book don peck. [applause] thanks, mike, there was a grea

. >> >> is very bonn's raising children? >> yes. when he goes into court, if the judge sets aside the conviction, the prosecutors would ask for a retrial. if the judge does not set aside the conviction, he would move for to sentencing. the of the charges would fall by the wayside. other people who have been sentenced for their part recharges were sentenced to home confinement. marion jones was actually sent to prison for six months but she had ancillary issues involving checks and money. although he is exposed to 15-21 months. if she senses hem or when she senses and, the judge will give him probably four-six months of home confinement, that is my assessment. >> legal expert michael cordoza address with some insight into barry bonds returned to court today. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> officials in the bahamas are expecting extensive party damage from hurricane i read. the outer bands of rain are bringing it winds and heavy rains to the islands chains. most visitors have left on cruise ships or caug

in fact, the very town where bonn bonhoeffer went to school and studied was one of these headquartersey allowed a few universities and a few theological fact faculties, humboldt university was one of them. and they had to allow theological faculties because the majority of the people were catholic and reformed, and they had to comply with what was pushed on them. but subvertly they were keeping things going. my wife and i visited a theologian. their daughter was a 14-year-old, and she could never go to university because she was going to confirmation class. they couldn't suppress -- they couldn't suppress the act of worship, but they could keep everything else out. bonhoeffer's adapting to that, and he takes all the passages in scriptures or anywhere else in which jesus is the figure that impels you out into the world, and that's what could happen here. now, whether miller is himself a communist or not, it was approved by the communist authorities. then another sample -- i won't do more of them, but it'll show you a variety -- in south africa, this is bonhoeffer in south africa. we vi

bonn the tea party express is moji a reclaiming america plus four to 29 cities in the united states. it all starts tomorrow in napa. it will be held at the napa valley expo and expected to draw large crowds of conservatives. singer pat boehner will be there. the bus tour ends in a debate among conservative presidential candidates in tampa, september 12th. >> the giants are on a slide. the houston astros are in the town. the team with the worst record in baseball. the defending world series champs are three games back from first place behind arizona. jordan shaver homered and scored three times. the giants lost nine of their last 13 home games. on to the oakland a's. oakland had a 7-1 lead. it looked like there were going for a three game sweep with the yankees became the first team in major league history to hit three grand slam home runs in one game. hockey the barrage began in the fifth inning. again in the sixth inning and in the eighth inning. the oakland a's or crushed by the yankees' 22- 9. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> earlier pact week we told

bonn >> the dow jones appears to be in free fall now of 346. the dow was down to 11,005 under 52.cerns about the country's falling back into a recession i quick and italy and spain need bailouts. all of that weighing on of the market. >> we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. we are in the midst of a big cool down. let's settle look from the roof of the van ness ave. we have a catafalques it over the city. we will be right back. bahut i >> and breaking is happening right now is at virginia tech where everyone is under orders to stay inside. this is video from april 2007 when there was a gun metal loose on the campus. today, we are live, you can see that everything is under lock down because of what happened back then. they are concerned because they got a report this morning that three juvenile said that they saw someone carrying a gun. the three kids said that the gun was under some type of cloth. police have searched the area but have found no one of matching the description. they are under lockdown considering what happened back in 2007. that was video from that ramp

doesn't just have a low gdp, it has a gdp that is not statistically measuren when you compare it with go bonn. there is no gdp. all they export are nuclear technology and knockoff viagra. you cannot measure north korea's gdp, but it's a nuclear power. we face the prospect of a world in which the wealthiest societies in history from norway to new zealand are incapable of defending their borders while third world basket cases go nuclear. how long do you think that arrangement is going to last? and on that kind of planet, it's not hard to figure out what comes next. n is for nukes away. so i've just given you, i've just spelled out letter by letter the thesis of my book. a is for addiction, r is for redistribution, m is more monopoly, a is for arteriosclerosis, g is for global retreat, e is for educational social engineering, d is for decay, d is for disintegration, o is for open season, n is for nukes away. put them all together they spell -- >> armageddon. >> yes. armageddon ♪ [laughter] .. >> boy, that got a big, a bigger cheer than the other shtick. [laughter] >> don't be cruel to john kerry

government needs to have a loud voice and build a loud bonn fire with the help of add vow bonfire and putting pressure on the u.n. and change how they communicate on this as well. i think at a minimum, we need to publicly differentiate between the victims and the perpetrators of genocide and there are many solutions that can come. and the southern sudanese need to know we don't have a problem with them helping the northern sector of the spla and splm. this is a threat to integrity. >> the government of sudan tends to exacerbate the situation as they did in darfur with a little skirmish between some local people and the garrison there and they ended up bombing for weeks thousands to retaliate for the small incident that should not have occurred and even with the incident with a shot that was fired allegedly by one soldier of splm possibly therefore in the government of sudan then comes back with overwhelming force and abyei to say that the splm attacked. it was inadvertent and a gunshot goes off and use that excuse to continue to genocide. >> nobody is surprised in sudan what khartoum

brian, you sale bonn james, but to -- lebron james, but many refer to him as lbj. >> brian: that's strangeyndon b. johnson. >> steve: the mindset list looks at what the mindset is of the incoming class of 2005. for most of them, when they think lbj, they don't think lyndon baines johnson, they think the guy who is afraid to jump off. >> juliet: when they think amazon, they don't think the river. they think amazon. >> brian: when you think arnold palmer, i think legendary golfer. they think? >> juliet: drink. >> steve: which is made of half lemonade and half ice tea. then for the class of 2015, there have always been at least two women on the supreme court and women have always commanded u.s. navy ships. one of the thing about the class of 2015, according to the study, they swipe cards, not material. they don't swipe merchandise. >> juliet: they've always had cell phones. remember the days when we didn't have cell phones? >> brian: no. >> steve: remember when mobile phones were bolted into the car? >> juliet: i had one in my car. >> steve: it had a wire and you had an antenna on the outside

we cannot allow that bonn to be broken. we were supposed to meet with president mahmoud abbas.o not know if he had a scheduling conflict, so we met with the prime minister. the thing that i question, coming away from listening to him during his speech, the one, during the time that i was there no one from the palestinian authority announced the terrorist attack. let me tell you about it. it claimed the lives of eight israelis. three of them were egyptian. when they traced the arrival to out of egypt, they went in under a very well coordinated ambush to kill eight israelis. afterwards, the rockets and mortars gave no word from the palestinian authority. president of's put out a statement saying that he felt that israel was using, going into gaza, as a means to try to delegitimize votes for palestinian statehood. he would not even recognize the fact that israel had been attacked. we have got to have people that will recognize the existence of the state of israel, the mounting terrorist groups and terrorist acts. when people talk about aid to state solution, mahmoud abbas has not

um, but gust to have he -- gustav he bonn was really, there it is. it rings true, it is stated so clearly. it was, i mean, fried, hitler and mussolini acknowledged gustav as the father and the expert on group think. and so why bother quoting the other ones? if toward the end i was actually cutting some quotes out of some of the other books because i sort of felt like, well, maybe i should put in some other authors on this. but then i realized you're just stuffing them in pointlessly. gustav says it all. so you have to read a lot of books to know which ones you're going to end up needing or using or even what the direction of the book is. but it's so much fun, and you learn so much. and especially when you can talk to your friends about your theories on things and argue with them about it and then, and then write the case out. and i wasn't always sure what i preferred, the book tour or the writing, and i've been asked that a lot. and i was thinking it when i was writing this last book, i'm asked that question a lot, and i am so happy right now to just

some people propose you could use the coal in alaska to actually create gasification and take care bonn recapture and use it to enhance recovery from the north slope. which would then extend the life of the current pipeline. it all requires creativity. and you cannot get creativity out of 12 people fighting politically. and, imagine you said to the interior committee, both house and senate, why don't you review all american properties and decide which ones we could allow people to develop and we own something like 89% of nevada. now, some of it is military reservations. some of it is scenic. but, 89% of a state? surely, 25% or 30 or 40% of it could actually be opened up for development. the chinese have a major effort, worldwide to get rare earth, which is important in manufacturing and, we have huge deposits in california which are currently off limits and so, i'm for more revenue from using american assets, and i am for more revenue for american energy and for more revenue for getting people back to work. if you did those three things you'd dwarf any conceivable tax increase and at th

. >> bill bonn, trinity.farm equipment. [laughter] >> our recent is that regulation? >> i read it the first time about a week ago. >> that makes no sense at all. let me get the information from you. let's grab on to that. we would be glad to challenge that. that makes no sense at all. this tells you that these bureaucrats have too much time on their hands. secondly, they have never been within a thousand miles of a far more range. you can tell that as well. >> you're talking about safety for the nation. when we talk about safety, we come in texas, arizona, and new mexico, are very concerned about our borders. i have heard from all possible and they have already had several gunshots that have come across the border right there in town. when we talk about government safety and air country's safety, we need to talk about the border, the illegal aliens -- i know that that is not politically correct -- but i cannot make myself say the other word. in conjunction with that, all the foreign aid, people say we have to

in fact, the very town where bonn bonhoeffer went to school and studied was one of these headquarters. they allowed a few universities and a few theological fact faculties, humboldt university was one of them. and they had to allow theological faculties because the majority of the people were catholic and reformed, and they had to comply with what was pushed on them. but subvertly they were keeping things going. my wife and i visited a theologian. their daughter was a 14-year-old, and she could never go to university because she was going to confirmation class. they couldn't suppress -- they couldn't suppress the act of worship, but they could keep everything else out. bonhoeffer's adapting to that, and he takes all the passages in scriptures or anywhere else in which jesus is the figure that impels you out into the world, and that's what could happen here. now, whether miller is himself a communist or not, it was approved by the communist authorities. then another sample -- i won't do more of them, but it'll show you a variety -- in south africa, this is bonhoeffer in south africa. w