foster co-ops this is the year of the co-ops the united nations there's this work that i think the aesop form. of the one of the most conservative members of congress is calling for aesop's that are one person one vote so there's a very interesting just under the surface left right kind of experimentation in this area that probably again has the pain deepens people i think are going to be doing much more of this that's remarkable and important stuff professor alberts thanks so much for being with us thanks for having. me just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old so she told the truth. that i am going to get a friend that i would rather have coffee and. she was kind of yesterday. i'm very proud of the. it's play. well go back to the big picture i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. coming up in this half hour we'll revisit a conversation with great minds i had just last month with professor francis fox been a professor pivot and has devoted her life to activism on behalf of the poor and working class in america and she's been an outspoken critic of war going back as far as the

the co-pilot does this but he also uses the rudder.oot pedals on the flight deck forward or back. >> it was his reaction and the overuse of the rudder during this encounter that generated forces that were large enough to actually snap the fin, the vertical fin off. >> john cox is satisfied with the findings but the report is controversial. aviation safety consultant greg fife believes a closer examination is necessary. >> it is easy to say the pilot did too much. the question is why. that question to this day still hasn't been answered. the ntsb in its public hearing actually identified 11 events that had taken place using high loads where the vertical stabilizers did not separate. now you have a trend here. you have a history. a record. but what i see in their investigation is they looked at all of these things in isolation rather than trying to find why the loads occurred and why. >> and mary believes there is another issue. >> in their accident investigation they have to rely the manufacturers. therein lie it is problem. they had to

i would like to co-sponsoring the immemorial -- in memoriam for grace. i joine president chiu to announce the recapitalization of the revolving loan fund that was established in 2009 at a time not a lot of capital available to small businesses, a terrible economy, businesses failing. it has been a significant success since it started. 27 businesses have received loans from $5,000-$50,000 a total of almost $750,000. it has been a really strong partnership. last year, i was proud to join the mayor, one of the recipients already reaping its loan. this would recapitalize the revolving loan fund with $1 million, the first step in our commitment to provide $5 million in capitalization. the fund ultimately will pay for itself as money is paid back. the loans will continue to be in the $5,000-$50,000 range. small businesses to create the lion's share of jobs in san francisco. i am calling for several hearings, the first that our last meeting, i introduced with sponsorships, a supplemental appropriation back to the federal agency service to $1.8 million at the en

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so perhaps i can co-sponsor the hearing, i'm hoping. so we have a chance to talk more about it. that would be on public housing repairs. over the course of the next several months, i am committed

so perhaps i can co-sponsor the hearing, i'm hoping. so we have a chance to talk more about it. that would be on public housing repairs. over the course of the next several months, i am committed to exploring ways our city can better meet the needs of the residents in public housing.

greg kelly was the co-host of "fox and friends" and now the co-host of a show on tv there. the nypd is so close to this they removed themselves from the rape investigation. but there may be troubling holes in this case. >> see the stories again. you know what i mean? it will never go away. >> are local morning tv news man greg kelly was not at the anchor desk this week, landing in the headlines himself after a woman accused him of date rape. kelly whose father is new york police commissioner ray kelly has not been charged. a woman reported the alleged sex assault three months after the alleged incident. that can make prosecution tough. >> in most cases it's a head said-she said. when you combine that with a late reporting you don't have

he said, yes, but not yet are co. [laughter] alright.desk of the timing in the sense of self-deprecation. remember he was running against working guys in the cambridge massachusetts and 46. they knew the neighborhood. he was a carpetbagger and he began to write his memoirs, okay a carpetbagger. they were telling top stories and the finally stands up to this lean rich kid and says i guess i'm the only one that didn't work his way up the hard way and he just laughed it off. at least he admits he had it handed to them. >> host: that reminds me about reagan used to say, they say hard work never killed anybody but why take a chance? let's go to 1962, the bay of pigs, chris jeff, berlin whatever you think of those things. now we have a real problem. it is for 13 days in october after discovering that there are soviet missiles with nuclear warheads rapidly trying to be put in place. which would threaten us. >> guest: intermediate-range missiles that could reach new york easily. they were not defensive missiles. >> guest: . >> host: they were sa

so perhaps i can co-sponsor the hearing, i'm hoping. so we have a chance to talk more about it. that would be on public housing repairs. over the course of the next several months, i am committed to exploring ways our city can better meet the needs of the residents in public housing. as you all know, district five has a considerable number of public housing units and while i was at senior action networks, i had the opportunity to work with many of the elderly residents about issues they face in public housing. i can tell you from my own work that one of the biggest complaints voiced over and over regards basic maintenance, response times and the ongoing if a silts' improvement schedule. and -- facilities' improvement schedule. and here we're talking about basic repairs to the sewer system, elevators, broken windows and lighting, the kind of repairs that have the greatest affect on the safety, security and health of residents. from a governmental point of view and to put this into proper context, i do note our city's efforts to designate $2 million annually to establish a public

very important subject matter and i want to thank my colleagues for their co-sponsorship that have item. the third item that i'm introducing and i want to thank supervisor kim and supervisor avalos for their co-sponsorship is an ordinance that i'm introducing to address what i believe, what we believe is a legitimate concern, complaint that hags been raised by -- has been raised by voters during this past election and that is how do we discern the different ideas and perspectives from different candidates? and it's something that has raised the issue of the so-called zombie candidate and in the last election. and in the ordinance that we're introducing is an ordinance that advances the filing deadline that candidates have to abide by and what that will do is it will allow candidates that are making that decision to take into account the entirety of the field before actually accepting public financing. the ordinance also raises the dollar amount and the number of contributes that are a candidate must raise before he or she qualifies for public financing, which i know is a concern that so

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supervisor avalos: i would like to co-sponsoring the hearing on street lighting. i have actually bend navigating through the labyrinth of streetlight episodes and failures in my district. there have been lights that have got out and i have reported numerous times and have not heard a response. finally i just directly contacted sfpuc. they're not responsible, pg&e is, they say they have fixed them when they have not. i think they are zero key to exploring how we can make sure that we have a problem that works in san francisco. along with supervisor campos i have an in memoriam for s ylvia moreno. i worked with her, serving the latino community located in the mission district. prior to coming to san francisco, she worked in new york city and got involved in new york city. it was there she developed a lifelong work. the time of supporting people in the community that were affected by hiv. i was able to see what incredible care she provided people. often, the remarks were about her true selflessness in providing care. i wondered how she was able to do it, she often di

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co-founder resigned after 17 years. it is 12 noon here in singapore. >> it is 4:00 a.m. here in london, broadcasting to you on pbs in america and around the world. welcome to newsday. >> dramatic audio recordings are being released in italy that suggest that the captain of the cost of concordia -- the costa concordia refused to return to the ship. he denies any wrongdoing. five more bodies have been discovered in iraq. >> -- in the iraq. >> in the darkness, despair and disoriented, the move in the hundreds down the side of the -- eachch one drovnorth by one dwarfed by the costa concordia. at the same time, this astounding conversation is taking place between the port official and the captain of the ship. [speaking italian] >> here is the captain, the focus of police inquiries. manhandled for court today, he is now under house arrest. many believe it was his actions alone that caused this disaster. his lawyer says not. >> the capt. defended his role of the direction of the ship after the collision, which in the captain's opinion saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives.

i'm here with my co-host to welcome you to what promises to be a fascinating discussion about the changes taking place in journalism today. tonight's program is presented by the society of professional journalists in collaboration with the san francisco public library and san francisco bay area journalists. after several years of difficulty, we are seeing a lot of activity, particularly involving new media organizations. we have seen patch.com open hundreds of bureaus across the country. yahoo! is expanding its staff across the country. aol bought the huffington opposed. in the middle east, we saw how citizen journalists are reporting on the uprisings, and in papers like the "san francisco chronicle" are finding ways to collaborate with groups like spj's journalist of the year in northern california. his last three of this year's winners were new or nonprofit media, a ratio that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago when newspapers and large tv stations dominated the news media. to be sure, most of the hard work is still ahead of us. few new start-ups turn a profit. many community

lightningy vin: i ask to be removed as a co-sponsor to h.r. 3784. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. culberson of texas for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourn today it adjourn to meet at 11:00 a.m. on friday, january 27, 2012, and furt when the house adjourns on that day it adjourn to meet at noon on tuesday, january 31, 2012, for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on budget have until 3:00 p.m. on monday, january 31, 2012, to file a report -- to file reports on the following measures. mr. mchenry: h.r. 3582, h.r. 3578 and h.r. 3581. the speaker pro tempore: without o

i welcome the change and i would like to co-sponsor. thanks president chiu:. president chiu: supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: this was not easy legislation to put together to move forward. in fact, it was incredibly difficult and required a lot of balls. i want to acknowledge my aide who did unending work on this legislation. it took on -- it took a talented person to put this all together and make it happen. i want to acknowledge him publicly -- her publicly for her work. supervisor cohen: could you please add me? >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor elsbernd: i am sorry to have to rain on the parade here. there is a principle here i can i get past. over six months we will be entering into discussions with our own public employees and we will say to them, we have no money for raises. and maybe we have enough money to keep you that status quo but more likely than not, we will say to our 25,000 + employees we have concessions. the principle of prevailing wage tells private employers we do not care about the economic circumstances of things. you need to con

this is considered a co-location site. the department has reviewed the r f report and determine if it complies with current ftc guidelines. the department recommends with conditions for the following reasons. it complies with the planning code and general plan policies. the project will be compatible with the neighborhood, because the proposed facility is roof- mounted and would be completely screened from view at the pedestrian level. the project is desirable as it would improve wireless telephone network coverage and signal strength in the immediate area. this concludes my presentation. i am available for questions. thank you. >> i have one speaker card. i'm sorry. project sponsor. >> project sponsor should go first. one second. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am with complete wireless consulting come here on behalf of the rise and wireless. -- verizon wireless. this project has been thoroughly reviewed by staff. it is fully compliant with all the wireless guidelines. it is ranked no. 2 on the preference, co-location

the two current co-c.e.o.s and co-chairmen also happen to be the company's second and third largest shareholdersh a little over 5% of the stock each. the stock lost three quarters of its value last year. finally, after decades, eastman kodak soon may no longer have its stock traded on the new york stock exchange. the one-time photo giant received notice it may get kicked off the big board because it's stock continues trading below $1 per share. e-k closed at 66 cents during the regular session. it last traded above $1 about a month ago. shares are down almost 90% in the past year as it wrestles with re-inventing itself. in recent weeks, three members of its board of directors have quit. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: the scoreboard many of us will be watching tonight won't be a college football bowl or the nba. it will be the winners and losers of the iowa caucus. it's estimated about $10 million was spent by candidates in iowa. while that's considerably less than four years ago, thanks to the earlier-than-ever date of the caucuses, this election year promises to be an expensive ra

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orrin hatch roy blunt and james inhofe at five on the sofa side sponsors ben quayle tim holden and co-sponsors lee terry and roy blunt announce availably are moving their names many other members of congress sponsors are authors of the bills have also. released public statements today signaling their opposition that includes dare i cite rick larsen senators john cornyn and mark kirk and the list keeps on going now in addition the phone lines and the websites of members of congress were overwhelmed today by those in opposition so in this battle of hollywood versus the tech industry on the tables finally beginning to turn joining me to discuss this is reddit co-founder alexis ohanian alexis thank you so much for joining us tonight and just looking at what i've named you know in terms of the lists of the members of congress that now have publicly come out in opposition in terms of the websites that are blacked out would you say that this day of protest has been a success a failure is it too early to tell and it has been a resoundingly success because this has just been online protests this is als

yang co-founded yahoo in 1995. the company has come under increasing pressure to turn itself around. yang said it was time to "pursue other interests." shares of yahoo closed down a fraction ahead of this news. but they rallied more than 3% after the closing bell, up close to $16 per share. just last week, it named a new c.e.o., scott thompson from paypal. the changes at yahoo come as the company may lose its lead against google in online display advertising. research firm greenlight predicts google will overtake yahoo's display ad business this year. google shares were up a fraction today. research in motion continues seeing some buying over market speculation about a possible sale. shares jumped another 8% today on heavy volume, taking the stock up to its highest price since december. the stock is up 40% from its low last month as market rumors about a potential buyout have circulated. as more and more use smart phones to read magazines, printing company r.r. donnelley's outlook for its year-end revenues and marg

the woman convicted of killing a co-worker at a store will be sentenced today. she could spend the rest of her life in prison for killing her last march. prosecutors are pushing for the maximum sentence. her family and friends have asked the judge to give for a chance of parole. >> investigators will return to a well in fort washington will they were work to remove a body. >> their remains were found yesterday. detectives are saying little about the victim's identity. there are questions as to whether it is a well-known community activist who has been missing for months. >> i got a little scared when i came home. >> she says usually nothing much happens. >> we have been here for 13 or 14 years. nothing like this has happened. we are surprised. >> have you ever seen anyone on the property? >> no. . >> know when we talk to every member anyone living in the home. now for a body to be found in a well there police are keeping their information close to the best spirit their only saying they got an anonymous tip our revenue. alexandria police were spotted. police have

in reality, the dean of women was often the highest ranking woman on a co-ed carol campus. many like taylor had direct lines to the president for chancellor of the university. all women student neepds were considered the dean of women's responsibility, and in many co-ed carol campuses deans of women created what might now be referred to as a women's college within a college. campuses in the mid 20th century were thick with parietal rules for women students, largely regulating their interactions with men. minor infractions of these rules often led to significant disciplinary action, and no woman had a key to her dormitory or residence. a woman returning late to her campus housing found herself locked out and having to either alert administrators to her plight or find a willing friend to help her sneak back into her room. by the way, if you let someone sneak back in you were in as big of trouble as the person who was late. the system purported to prevent pre marital sex and codified women's lives with webs of regulations. at ku the parietals worked similarly with all women un