. >> si cnecersita mas información sobre este programa llame el departamento de seguros de calif californiatección al ambiente podria tener fecha limite para dar a concer los nioveles de contaminacion . >> lka junatd el distrio escolar se reunio para analizar un cierre de escuala debido a unr eocrte. >> toda ellas en concrd, existe la posibilidad de que euna de estas escualas se salve de ser cerrada. >> la plata permanecera cerrada, según los expertos los precios ddel combustible podria alcanzar los 4 doalres por galñon .>> un obreor enfrenta único argod federal por realizar amenazas en unv uelo. >> el homrbe se molesto porque no se le permitio comprar un auricular con efectivo, la situación se calentó y el hombre amenzó con derrivar la nave . >> sin embargo el piloto fue capaz de guiar a la policía para detener al hombre. >> lo que esta haciendo al administarcion obama pra llegar a los tarabajadores indocumentados . >> se estima que en estados unidos hay unos 11 millones de inmigranets sin papeles. >> que pasa si lo llama y le dicen que tienen a unf amiliar secuestrado y piden una millonar

on to calif moore: i am making a motion to continue, support the project, but work on it in a way that meets the challenge. commissioner sugaya: second. president olague: the you have a date? -- do you have a date? significant in and of itself but, again, it is, in my mind, compatible with the commercial building on the corner, that, combined with taking away a third of the commercial structure is an issue but i suppose i might be able to live with it depending on how we want to move forward on the new design. that's some of the reasons why i'm supporting a continuance. >> do we have a date, would march 3 work for the architect, mr. aing? >> we would be o.k. for a couple of weeks continuing. >> that was the next available date we were available. >> i checked with the architect and my client and two weeks will be plenty of time. >> that's a little over a month but the next available date we have so that's what we'll have to do. >> the continuance to march 3, commissioner borden? commisssioner borden: aye. >> commissioner -- so moved, commissioners, that item is continued to march 3. [th

it has for those cupcakes, calif. expanded its ban on trans fats from restaurants to bakeries. whether new laws they get a crime to impersonate someone on line in order to inflict harm and former landlord to of fact attended who's been a victim of spousal abuse. legislators also took one lot of books, they repealed a 6 year-old law requiring the department of mental health to research the causes and cures first full sexuality. it not 5:30 p.m. we will take a look at some sweeping changes in america's health-care system. were looking live again at 1 is the probably most famous spots new year's eve times square, new york city. surprisingly crime free in recent years and not a whole lot of trouble there. they're getting ready for the big cow town. stay with us. a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza that skies here and everywhere across the bay area. if you're heading up to see the fireworks you could have unobstructed view it's going to be cloudy and cool this evening in san right pick up as a storm sitting off shore. that storm will bring a blast of cold air, but it

. >> of the song says, calif., here i come, right back where i started from. >> so the staff congratulated the new leading man. governor brown will unveil his budget next week. deep cuts loom to restore the gleam to the golden state. >> mount etna, the longest active volcano in europe, has begun to see a fantastic fireworks display as lava spewed out of the east side. it was last recorded in late 1500 b.c. that is how we round out the news. >> hello and welcome. top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was brought to you by kcet los angeles.

mission district with no bathroom, infested with mice and cockroaches, bedbugs, in san francisco, calif.. if we allow that condition to exit and if we allow our neighbors and community to suffer the gun violence and the number of young men, many of them african american, who have been gunned down, while what we see here more often than not is folks trying to get an ideal -- a deal so they can build something or have some sort of contract, and that is fine. that is the business of the city, but to do that without the appreciation and resolved is to continue the business as usual that has created in justice, and that in justice cannot be allowed to continue, and four years ago at my last inaugural, i talked of a sale of two san franciscans. -- tale of two san franciscans. to the extent we do not continue of passion and fight against injustice is the extent we condone it and that we are a part of the problem. to my progressive colleagues, i call on you, and i charge you to continue your fight for the disadvantaged. not to alleviate suffering, but to change the conditions that create that s

to establish a subzone covering their benicia, calif. refinery. commissioner crowley: i move to adopt. commissioner lazarus: second. commissioner brandon: public comment? >> i do have a question. this does not conflict with the maritime law? >> no, it does not. >> to other regions have these subzones? >> yes, the valero refinery is adjacent to the port of los angeles and is set up as a subzone. >> that has proven to be a good way to go? >> it has. i think the region is benefited by the jobs that have been created at the refinery. commissioner crowley: thank you. no further questions. commissioner brandon: there's no cost to the port? >> there is cost in terms of staff time. that is covered by the administrative cost, the application fee. and then the $10,000 application >> so that would be the anticipated revenue for the port. >> the anticipated revenue would be $20,000 per year, which is for our foreign trade zone tariff, that is what chevron pays us today. >> by the benefit to the port is what the tenant will be benefiting from? >> yes. it gives

new rules for school kids and their parents, calif. starts rolling back the starting age for kindergartners in 2011. we'll have to turn five before december 2nd. by 2014 the date will be september 1st. parents could be charged a misdemeanor and the children cut school too much. penalties range up to $2,500 fine and a year in jail. as for those cupcakes california expanded its ban on trans fats from restaurants to bakeries. the other new laws make it a crime to impersonated someone on line in order to inflict harm, and for land war to evict a tenant who is the victim of spousal abuse. >> legislators also repeal the six year old law requiring the the part of mental health to research the causes and cures of full sexuality. despite law enforcement the roads were deadly this year's holiday. the statewide there were 12 deaths compared to seven last year, one-third were in the bay area. four people were killed in accidents and the road traffic deaths in the bay area during the new year's holiday last year. in san francisco to clean up time,

our children, every single day, up from oakland, calif. to newark, new jersey -- all of our children join in a common course calling to our consciousness, not that we will be a nation of discourse, but we will live up to our means and be the united states. our children say in unison, speaking truth to our resistant years -- they say that we are one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. may we claim this truth in our lifetime and make it real once and for all. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome u.s. representative joe sestak from the seventh congressional district of pennsylvania. >> gracias. [applause] i was asked to say a few words this afternoon. there are two items i would like to talk briefly about. one is accountability. i joined during the vietnam war. i never wanted to be in politics. someone once told me i was a crappy politician. i am. i just want to be a district -- a decent public servant. i got married very late in life. that was my first personal challenge, getting someone to marry me. [laughter]

host: sacramento, calif., our republican line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i would like to ask you to questions. the first question is -- hello? the first question, we have a guy right now who lost an election. it has been more than a month. this guy is still in power. what we do to speed things up to get this guy out of there? he is creating problems for the region. second, we have a country like ghana. the people of the country have demonstrated they want to work, and yet do -- you do not see the west promoting the country. the west is [unintelligible] the same things you are preaching, you are not promoting. the west is not backing them up. you have to promote the country's so you can see that we are behind you. that is my question, please guest: great questions. on the ivory coast, you are absolutely right that is a bad situation, where the incumbent president refuses to recognize an election that led to his defeat, refuses to cede power to the victor in that election. the countries of west africa have united and have been pressuring the incumbent presid

host: representative barbara lee, calif., and author of the book and " renegade for peace and justice." let's go back to the phones. call from oklahoma. caller: as usual, just laughing at the republicans, and now, of course, berber lead. i'm one of those who was lobbying when liberals such as barbara lee was trying to shut down new gingrich. -- new to mckeown bridge. -- new gingrich. all of this waste and bureaucracy is not foreign to help the country do anything other than create a lot -- going to help the country do anything other than create a lot more government jobs. " we spend twice as much as anyone else does in the world on our students, but we have gone from the top of the list in the mid-1960s to the bottom of the list of so-called educated people of the world. that is what our department of education has done. if i know that you and other liberals will not like this, but when you talk about the constitution as a living document, then my record is, if you really believe that, then i demand a blue ribbon commission. i can go on and on and on about where government should be c

wiping out 15 trillion dollars, far more than the dock, bubble burst calif., arizona, florida. those are the sand estates. this is how home prices rose and fell over 20 years. their rest of the country's laws smaller variations. the report blames schoolman stock merrill lynch for not telling investors about its financial condition. and the federal reserve to stop troubling practices. the offense under greenspan commanded a pitiful failure. and new york could of rain is some of the large banks. the nightmare is the treasury said retiree. >> the president put effort into wall street reform, to ensure, what happened to leading up to and during that crisis never repeats itself. >> the presidential commission was modeled on the bipartisan board set up to look at the 1911 attacks. some republicans said the attacks on regulators were not warranted. be prepared to pay more the basics will cost you more in 2011. food prices and gas prices are on the rise. >> more expensive restaurant tabs, higher restaurant tabs. food prices are expected to increase 2-3% costing more mcdonald's. the res

host: sacramento, calif., our republican line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i would like to ask you to questions. the first question is -- hello? the first question, we have a guy right now who lost an election. it has been more than a month. this guy is still in power. what we do to speed things up to get this guy out of there? he is creating problems for the region. second, we have a country like ghana. the people of the country have demonstrated they want to work, and yet do -- you do not see the west promoting the country. the west is [unintelligible] the same things you are preaching, you are not promoting. the west is not backing them up. you have to promote the country's so you can see that we are behind you. that is my question, please guest: great questions. on the ivory coast, you are absolutely right that is a bad situation, where the incumbent president refuses to recognize an election that led to his defeat, refuses to cede power to the victor in that election. the countries of west africa have united and have been pressuring the incumbent presid

our children, every single day, up from oakland, calif. to newark, new jerse -- all of our children join in a common course calling to our consciousness, not that we will be a nation of disurse, but we will live up to our means and be the united states. our children say in unison, speaking truth to our resistant years -- they say that we are one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. may we claim this truth in our lifetime and make it real once and for all. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome u.s. representative joe sestak from the seventh congressional district of pennsylvania. >> gracias. [applause] i was asked to say a few words this afternoon. there are two items i would like to talk briefly about. one is accountability. i joined during the vietnam war. i never wanted to be in politics. someone once told me i was a crappy politician. i am. i just want to be a district -- a decent public servant. i got married very late in life. that was my first personal challenge, getting someone to marry me. [laughter] at

host: san bernardino, calif., tonya is a democrat. caller: i find it redundant that if it was all about balancing the deficit, then the republicans would not have pushed so hard for tax cuts. you would have to do both. i find it disingenuous because they passed a $4 trillion tax cuts or budget or stimulus or whatever you call it and now they want to put taxes on the backs of the poor people. i find it disingenuous that they want to balance the budget. i do not think they care about that at all. i think they are shifting the money again to the rich. and i think they're cutting the programs of the port. and in regard to the last caller, and acorn, everyone knows that acorn is supposed to help low-income and minority people and programs. i believe in his comment was baseless. thank you, c-span. host: and we are talking about the republican study committees proposed $2.5 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years this morning. this week from john -- we have never taken the dollar and will never take a dollar of federal monies. clint

host: sacramento, calif., our thank you fore. taking my call. i would like to ask you to questions. the first question is -- hello? the first question, we have a guy right now who lost an election. it has been more than a month. this guy is still in power. what we do to speed things up to get this guy outhe is creating e region. second, we have a country like ghana. the people of the country have demonstrated they want to work, and yet do -- you do not see the west promoting the country. the west is [unintelligible] the same things you are preaching, you are not promoting. the west is not backing them up. you have to promote the country's so you can see that we are behind you. that is my question, please guest: great questions. on the ivory coast, you are absolutely right that is a bad situation, where the incumbent president refuses to recognize an election that led to his defeat, refuses to cede power to the victor in that election. the countries of west africa have united and have been pressuring the incumbent president to leave. he has not left yet. the united nations has defend

host: oakland, calif., your the first caller for david kenner. caller: my comment is, first of all, we should be trying these people in regular courts so that we can see all of the evidence and not just go on hearsay. another thing is all the money we are paying halliburton to protect countries in afghanistan, r.i., and train their policeman, that money should be here to pay for our own protection and fire fighters. that is all i have to say. guest: that is one of the main benefits of the civilian court, to see the evidence. and in civilian courts, there is the possibility of classified evidence. this is a situation where everything will be released even if in a civilian court. they are generally more transparent than civilian courts. host: one year ago in new york, trying to bring some of them in new york. why did that get stock? -- stopped? guest: congress had something to do with it. they passed a defense bill that provided billions for the war in iraq and afghanistan. there was a restriction that said the defense department is not allowed to

host: san bernardino, calif., tonya is a democrat. caller: i find it redundant that if it was all about balancing the deficit, then the republicans would not have pushed so hard for tax cuts. you would have to do both. i find it disingenuous because they passed a $4 trillion tax cuts or budget or stimulus or whatever you call it and now they want to put taxes on the backs of the poor people. i find it disingenuous that they want to balance the budget. i do not think they care about that at all. i think they are shifting the money again to the rich. and i think they're cutting the programs of the port. and in regard to the last caller, and acorn, everyone knows that acorn is supposed to help low-income and minority people and programs. i believe in his comment was baseless. thank you, c-span. host: and we are talking about the republican study committees proposed $2.5 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years this morning. this week from john -- we have never taken the dollar and will never take a dollar of federal monies. clint

. >> i was talking to an employer in my own district in redding, calif., who was in the same situation. he had about 45 employees. you also mentioned that you currently provide health benefits to your employees, and you pay 100% of the premium for employees who choose high deductible plans. you also contribute to these employees health savings accounts. could you and debris further on the benefits of pairing a high deductible plan with a health savings account? what would be the impact on you and your employees if this kind of coverage is no longer available under obamacare? >> that is something that with the savings we have been able to gain with reduced premiums, and we have been able to contribute during certain years to our employees' accounts, which really helps them going towards paying that deductible. there are some years that not only are we picking up the cost of the premiums, but we are picking up approximately two- thirds toward the cost of their deductible. their first $1,000 is covered under the plan. i would just say that the health savings account has just been a huge b

a caller from concord, calif., on the democrats' line. caller: it is a very sad day for our country. for people to say they don't think it is palin or the right wing on the radio or the web, this takes is back in history and we shall be scared and think about what is going on. is a very sad day for our country. host: we have been providing live coverage from the estate in arizona. the fbi director, we are awaiting john larsen from that democratic leadership to brief reporters in just a couple of minutes. word from the white house is the president has called for a moment of silence at 11:00 eastern standard time. he will have a moment of silence on the east lawn of the white house and is asking all americans to pay -- to pay tribute to the victims. the president is scheduled to go to schenectady, n.y. and that trip has been postponed. the president is calling for all flags at federal buildings to be flown at half staff. caller: i keep hearing of the blame game going on here. sarah palin is free to speak in america just like anyone else. if