campeau. it was here that relatives spent more than two months waiting for the man to be rescued. the first 17 days, there were not sure if the miners had survived. and then this extraordinary moment. a message confirming all 33 were alive. a camera was drop down to them. this was the first images captured. and finally, the rescue day itself. now iconic images that enthralled the world. >> he famously had a wife and girlfriend waiting for him. when you're on, he celebrated the anniversary with his family. last year marked a new beginning. a second life. >> i have had to have a lot of medical checkups. i have suffered a lot of mood swings whenever i remember the things that happened to us. it has been really difficult. >> when they came out, they were greeted as heroes. and many suffer from trauma. around half are unemployed. all 33 will be banded together by what happened here a year ago. at the san jose mine in chile. >> a celebration in baton -- bhutan. it can make a big impression when it comes to dedications. the senate -- 31-year-old king got married and it was quite an affai

commissioner campeau's bid a very good. sickened by commissioner farrell. is there any comments or questions. seeing none, public comment is closed. we take this -- number one on the roll call. commissioner avalos, commissioner caen bose, commissioner david chiu, commissioner carmen chu, commissioner calling. commissioner elsbernd absent. commissioner farrell. commissioner kim. commissioner moore. commissioner moore, absent. commissioner mirkarimi. commissioner wiener. the item passes. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> item number 3 commenters report. these are information items. supervisor mirkarimi: very good. colleagues, i have a brief report. the most interesting piece of news in the transportation area, this month is secretary ray lahood's announcement that he will not serve a second term with president obama, as he is now at occupy sf -- just kidding. he is planning to pursue opportunities in the private sector. we will see what this portends for the future programs. for high-speed rail in driving safely. they have been closely associated with the s

campaign spokesperson said these are baseless allegations and this is not an accurate story -- cain's campeau spokesperson. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. the next closest competitor was ron paul and he came in with 12% in this paul followed by michele bachmann with 8%. rest of the field was in the single digits. >> thank you, kate amara in washington. continuing coverage on our website. you can see who was gaining ground in the race for the white house at wbaltv.com. >> we are following breaking news. fire crews are on the scene of a fire at the mount washington tavern. for there are no reports of any injuries. with a crew heading to the scene -- have a crew heading to the scene. kim dacey joins us live with details about the ulysses currie trial. >> the judge told currie about whether they wanted to testify in the rhone and defense this week. on thursday, the last day of testimony, irreverent took full responsibility for her husband's legal trouble. she testified that for 24 years, she has been filling out her husband's annual financial disclosure statements. she took over paying all the hous

a campeau of urgency. there is an emergency out there. the more taxposing incentives that are only for a year, that is the problem. we have temporary solutions. one year temporary solutions are not going to be sufficient to extricate ourselves from the worst post recession recovery in the history of this country. that is why we need fundamental reform on taxes and on regulations so they have stability beyond one year taxes. we have 11 out of 12 on the jobs bill at the end of the year. there are all retire -- expiring. that is the point. beyond one year, there is nothing. that is the point. that is why we need fundamental reforms right now. it requires the leadership to join the congressional leadership to get it done now. >> thank you for the chance to come talk to you about the challenges about small businesses and how we can address them. the biggest challenge facing small business today is the demand for the goods and services they produce is not growing fast enough. the most important thing we can do for small businesses is to strengt

goings in the part of the world for we are so heavily invested and so much is at stake where political campeausk. it is shocking we just don't know. we don't know because the educational system does not prepare us. if you look at the textbooks stayed of education your board of education just passed a resolution to roll back changes that had been made in the textbooks to demand the new content to be taken out. you set the standard for the rest of the country because you are such a huge market. there are bitterly organizations formed to remove from textbooks the things to make them more relevant and helpful to our people to understand up through 9/11. the middle east got scant mention, if at all. the only mention was said by with the campbell in front of two pyramids. i now think that was product placement because he would not know what was on the cover of the cigarettes. [laughter] it is the pyramids? that must be good. but that is what we knew and a section went -- section on better life but the fact that the arab civilization made. we talk about the dark ages. and then the others moved south