there's a brief power point and a breaux sure. so. prop 63 passed in 2004 under the prevention and early intervention piece. and both have started in the last year and integrate one of our primary focuses, which is reducing stigma around mental illness. as far as solve. it's a peer education series that has been going about a year and we actually have peer educators at about 25 volunteers and have a couple of teachers who speak as part of that. volunteers and all experienced mental illness directly in their lives. it is a courageous thing to discuss openly their diagnose treatment and stigma. we have done 60 presentations just in the last year alone. talking about where the medication is an option. and i wanted to bring this to the board's attention. we gave five talks last year and we want to get solve into the classrooms even more. we have some younger folks who do presentations. we have teachers. one of our speaker's completed training and has taught for years in the district and we saw the impact of going into the classrooms and t

. >>> pg&e will move the pipeline that nearly blew up a san breaux know neighborhood. where will it go? that is on the minds of many people. moving line 132 will be a difficult task. the utility was supposed to show six supposed routes for the pipeline. now rs the company says it is not ready to do that. the california public utility commission, the cpuc says it does not have the authority on relocating gas pipelines and neither does the federal government. cities and counties are able to weigh in if the pipeline crosses county rights of way or roadways. >>> the menu is changing for outdoor diners in san francisco. starting tomorrow, smoking off the table. diners cannot light up anywhere where food is served. it will be up to restaurant managers to clear the air. if the customers light up, the restaurant faces a $500 fine. restaurant operators say it is unfair and they may get burned. >> shared, maybe. as long as you have the proper signage up, why should it all be on the restaurant? why shouldn't the people doing the violating have to pick up part of the fine. >> the

it should be take back to the middle, where america was when john breaux and all our people that precede me and mary landrieu, exempt for david vitter. >> first to mr. melancon. >> voters believe you're most likely to support president obama and his policies. you have said in the past you give the president an a. do you stand by that still? >> that is what mr. vitter said. i give him an a for effort on the response or the intentions of the response to the b.p. disaster. i gave him an actual c for the administration. >> according to the quote, you have is a you gave him an a for effort, and for his policies, trying to get his policies in, but that you give congress a lower grade because of getting in his way. >> well, part of the problems we have with the congress is the partisanship -- >> do you stand behind that comment, you give him an a still for his effort, but you think that congress -- >> well, i've gotten away from giving grades. let teachers do grades. i'd say that he's got an average response for his administration. >> do you regret giving him that a? >> no, at the time, i thoug

ohio, mansfield or toledo good government groups by in large who want to help the local community breaux especially. the national chamber's an organization with a hard ideological edge that's much more interested in its large companies that outsource jobs and you know what happened in late september, early october, we tried to pass the disclose act to require these corp rations -- >> i know -- >> in like the chambers of commerce and these organizations to disclose where their money was coming. the same week we tried to pass legislation that would take away some of the tax breaks to outsourced jobs, they opposed both. >> i know. >> as you point out they're very related and that's a good point. >> please come back. please come back. sherrod brown of ohioness the truth. >>> when we return let me finish with a grim reminder of that push for the iraq war back in 2001 to 2003 and who did the pushing in ready to try something new? campbell's has made changes. adding lower sodium sea salt to more soups. plus five dollars in coupons to get you started. campbell's condensed soup. pass it on. campb

you definitely need john breaux of this weekend in the mean time in trying some nice, warm, sunny weatherichmond, concord 77. -69 for oakland 72 from around view of 78 low status and morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. said the conditions later on this afternoon with that far clearing we'll start contending with the rain in the forecast by freddie come saturday, sunday in the meantime will stick around in the high seventies in the inland parts around the bay high 60s that the coast low 60s. take your car with a checked on traffic. >> someone no one hotspot take a look federal debt red, yellow we have been incidents free throw the morning but if i take it to the maps, you can see speeds are pretty low you can see the entire structure red speeds are down. it stays this way and to repress and folk. as you make your way past mill valley completely in the green. a live look from the golden gate, and traffic conditions moving pretty well across the span no promise to report here we're dealing with that low visibility and a pre hydra of time he read from the rotor to san fr

know that in too many instances servicers have not made meaningful efforts to restructure loans for breaux rowers -- borrowers. our research on loans modified shows that raising the size of the payment reduction from 10 ters to 40% or more can cut the default rates by half. given the foreclosure backlogs, timing and restructuring efforts make sense now more than before. they have been impeded by insufficient servicing staff. in a larger sense the controversy is just another indication of the need to improve institutional practices all along the chain of securitization, origination, to securities underwriting, to servicing. the misaligned incentive that has been built into the process has left back office operations far too week to support a robust system of mortgage finance. if we want to rebuild housing finance into a more solid foundation for economic future, we will need to act decisively toe fix the underlying problems that led to this current crisis. we must start by restoring market discipline to our mortgage finance system. this requires that the securitization process incorporate f

halefor a chapter on women and john breaux is a chapter on the obama administration. patrick clawson rejected on u.s. sanctions. this is a very distinguished group of people but it's also only half of the western and half from the middle east, so we try to balance perspectives. anyway, let me get to our subject today which is ahmadinejad's visit. this is the third time i've met him in new york for one of the working sessions, twice for dinner with a foreig policy expert in this one time with the press. also the fourth president i had meetingsith in new york during the visits to the united nations. i was the first one in 1987 when the then president made the first visit by senior high iranian officials to the united nations since the 1979 revolution, and as i waited for ahmadinejad to arrive for breakfast i reflected on how much has changed since 1987 but also how little has changed. in 1987 when khamenei arrived at the u.n., he was a secondary political player behind the speaker of parliament, nd behind, well behind the than a very able prime minister who was a former