we will work with school sites and parents to assist pwvÑ%xb to understand what the cla's report helpnize student strengths and also areas for continued growth. i'd like to remind you the month of november is a great time to reconnect as awsñ?ñ? community with others and to celebrate, along with thanksgiving, november is native-american heritage month and we look forward to our communities commemorating this occasion on the curriculum. november¢ñ?ñ? is -- stand up for peace and safety. our san francisco unified school district respect week is november 6 through the 30th staff to assist with enhancing positive schoolmiñ?ñ? climates. school district staff which include our counselors, social workers, wellness coordinators, nurses, will be4fñ?ñ?ñ assisting schools with the coordination of respect week activities and for more information on respect week and how you can be directly involved please visit our student family and community support website at www.healthierst.org. on a personal note i had the wonderful opportunity to see one of our stellar student performances this past week at

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. >> that, legal analyst stephen cla clark. he's expected to be in court december 10 to be arraign order the new charges. >>> school board meeting again this morning behind closed doors. talking about ways to keep students safe. the board meeting last night important the very first time since a sex abuse scandal forced the board president to resign. in that meeting, the board apologizing to former students chris cunam sxe would others. it is pledging to make changes it hopes will protect its students. >> i can't tell you how sorry we are. >> nothing that my brother or any kristin's family can do to take away the pain but i will guarantee you what they would do. they would do anything to give power that makes sure that doesn't happen again. >> all three victims are agreeing to mediation and they hope to reach a fair resolution. >>> detectives need your help to find the men behind brazen and bizarre kidnapping. walnut creek police want to you take a look at the surveillance photos of a man they say goes by the name aubry. he and

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he did it with clas dignity, with grace.i think he's deeply rooted in his faith and hi i don't think there's any doubt that he's a completesn't entirely about politics. mitt romney will make contahead. no doubt about it. >> reverend ale really rose to the he appealed to go aisle and let's try to worker for the country. he made so excuses. he said we left everything important th made no excusei would hope the his party does what he said. regardless of my feelings earlier say what i never thought he would say, and i give h saying it. i hope this beg new dialogue in the country. we will see. >> he's a standup guy to paul ryan. there's been a aboutxifv christie. tonight as chris was saying a moment ago. he his wife was the best decision i ever made. paul ryan was the next best decision i ever made. that's strong and that's taking sible. >> yeah, i think chris matthews note the alone. the support he got from his wife and his running mate's wife and then to be followed by the family. it was striking visual. i'm not that visual a p

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the end of the year and many with with money are not waiting to find out what happens on the fiscal clathey are trying to move now to avoid higher taxes then. robert frank is here with me. you've been looking at some of the big deals that are sort of being accelerated here in advance of what might happen. >> many of the wealthy have become sellers after this election. they're selling stocks, they're selling real estate and some of them are even selling their companies. the reason -- yes, taxes. if we go off the cliff, capital gains could go from 15% to 25%, taxes on dividends could nearly triple and the estate tax and gift taxes could also go up. by selling now the wealthy can protect billions of dollars in income from next year's tax hikes. it's called accelerated income. wealth advisors tell me the wealthy have already been cashing out of stocks with big gains. 1% own more than half the stocks in the u.s. so that of course has been a big drag on this market. they're also selling real estate and private companies. one banker told me he's working on the sale of a family owned company wh

>> w an citizens are organized and when>> they press their clas forcefully, when there are reformist leaders witn government and outside of who work on their behalf, then we do see reform. this is the w story of the american democratic experiment of wave after wave of reform leading to a much broader franchise, to a much broader understanding of the american idea. you know in the mid-20th cent we we saw aed in which income gains whie broadly distributed in which middlead class cerican h voice through labor unions, through sufficientic organizations and through ultimately through their government. we've seen an erosion of that woeshlgsd but just because it's erost ground doesn't mean it can't be saved and so ios writig in book we were hopingin to sor of tell americans what was valuable in the past could be a part of our future. >> jacob hacker and paul pierson, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coincden i first met with jacob hacker and paul pierson on the very day occupy wall street has sprung up in lower manhattan so many dered if as others did, were we seeing the ad

asked me that point blank, i mean -- >>oint blank, paul,oi do you sti -- do we still have a middle clas country. >> i would say no. obviously there is still something there is still something that we could recognize as a middle class. it's still probably thecl bigge segment of the population. but in terms of its weight in the society, its ability to produce a society and reproduce a society that is oriented around the needs that concerns and opportunities of the middl class i don't think that we live in that country anymore. >> there was a poll done in 2010 that asked americans whether the federal government had helped a great deal of the following groups. large financial institutions and banks 53% of americans said they'd been helped a great deal. what about the large corporations? 44% of americans said they'd been helped a great deal. then they asked, well, has the federal government helped the middle class a great deal? do you want to guess what percentage of americans said they'd been helped a great deal? the middle class had been helped a great deal, 2%. >> 2%. >> 2%. >> this is>>

>> the fact is that for most middle class andbl working-clas americans, the politics seems increasingly removed from their everyday experience in their life. and there is a current of distrust and anger towards washington, that is so deep right now. >> when we turn on our tvs, our raasor pick up our newspapers we read about what is going on in our federal and state governments and we start to believe that you don't care about us. we hear that corporate welfaree continues and that ceos g six-figure bonuses at taxpayer expense, and we wonder who are working for. and we look across the kitchen table at our families eating ramen noodles for the ths thir time this week andt wonder how that's fair. we read that the wealthy get bigger tax breaks in hopes that their money will "trickle down" to us. then we turn th page and we read about how our school districts are forced to cut staff again. >> that's one of the biggest things that changes in this pern d. money becomes more important for campaigns and it also becomes much more important in terms of lobbying which in some ways is the more import

now, the federal government and the new york attorney general's office are investigating clas that it could do more than that. the fda has received reports of 13 deaths and 33 hospitalizations over the past 4 years, claiming 5-hour energy was involved. >> now, someone wants to drink multiple cans, which is when we're really seeing a lot of the side effects with this, you're getting up to astronomical amounts. 30, 40 cups of coffee. >> reporter: it's the second time in a month the fda has confirmed it's investigating claims that energy drinks are causing fatal reaction. in october, monster energy, another popular drink that contains even more caffeine, was linked to five deaths. the manufacturers point out, these are just claims. and there's no proven link between the drinks and the deaths. in a statement overnight, 5-hour energy said, the product is intended for busy adults. the company says its compact product contains as much caffeine as a cup of the premium coffee. the creator of 5-hour energy told abc news "nightline," when used as directed, the caffeine in his product does no har

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all sitting talking about what teenagers need, and she has been gone through -- has been treated at .cla take n she will give us an idea of exactly what this program will mean. >> i just want to thank everyone for being here today. i want to thank the whole board for including me and getting involved in such a great cause. i want to acknowledge my new friend hunter back there. [applause] fellow cancer survivor as well. we both had brain tumors. at this time three years ago i was a sophomore in high school and was not able to attend the school because two months prior to that i had been diagnosed with stage 1 brain cancer. all five medicines may be so tired and be with my friends. i could not stay awake long enough. i am an only child. i was at home alone most of the time. i did my class is on line to keep up with high school, but it was very long way. i have no one to talk to during the day. i was just there by myself. during that time are required to doctors' appointments, sometimes up to three times per week about an hour away. there were all of this is designed for pediatric care. i w

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