prescribing lithium for cole. the powerful anti-psychotic used for adults with bipolar disease. >> behold. he gets better with lithium. he really, if he has the rages now, they're much more subdued. >> look at that. >> reporter: that is awesome! nevertheless, the use of such drugs in very young children is highly controversial. psychiatrist, mark olson, has studied the rate at which anti-psychotics are being described for kids a rate that's doubled for preschoolers in the last decade. give me a sense of how many children and adolescents are taking these anti-psychotic drugs. >> i've seen estimates as low as half a million in the course of a year, but there are other that suggest several million children. >> several million children? >> that's right. that's part of the concern here. that most of the time, the medications are being described to children, but being prescribed for things that we haven't studied them. >> reporter: have most of the medications been tested in children? >> only a couple, but only in very

tavis: did you send a care package of natalie cole records? all this, in jessica's belongings is "unforgettable." >> wow. >> i was blown away is so crazy. >> some call it six degrees of separation. some call it god, but do you recall having been served by this nurse? >> i remember her. she was laughing, and because my girlfriend was with me and we ordered french fries and grilled cheese sandwiches, i am on dialysis, so you can eat. i do recall it. i did recall her, so i realized the way it came, she was minors for five hours carrier -- 5 hours. out of that, she liked me. she knew who i was, and she could have been a diva. you never know who is watching her. if i had been another kind of person, she would have said, let her get her own kidney. >> having a bad day, which you were. >> she remembered me as being lovely, and her aunt jessica were watching larry king together when she said, i really wish we could help her get a kidney. >> you raised issue in the book. it is a bit of a toxic question to ask, and because you reference it in the book,

tonight deborah cole is facing charges because of the explosives found inside. laura? >> hi, pan. the suspect is not talking to police. they say they do have physical evidence linking her to the bombs found here at the storage facility last night. investigators also say that at least one of the bombs was rigged to inflict maximum harm. >> probably could have leveled a building if it would have went off. >> investigators say explosives detonated by a come squad robot could have done extensive damage. they're trying to figure out why the five pipe bombs were inside of the locker rented by deborah lynn cole. police released photos of the bomb taken and sent to disarm them. >> they varied from i think about four, five inches to eight inches. inside one of the pipe bombs were checking to see if they're in more but there are glass shards. and when the pipe bomb explodes it was meant to hurt someone. >> four were located inside of a backpack police say is linked to cole. >> she's being evicted from her house. >> this manager told abc 7 cole rented the locker december 15th playing $16 pri

cole: i rise to support h.r. 2, the repeal of last year's so-called health bill. the american people, quite frankly have never liked this bill as they demonstrated last november. you can't find a poll where it's ever cracked 50% in approval. and those wanting to repeal it have generally always been above that mark. the bill itself may be unconstitutional. over 20 states are now challenging it in federal court. it's certainly likely to be unworkable. the creation of dozens of boards, agencies and commissions with rule making authority, the fact that hundreds of companies have already asked for waivers under the legislation suggest it's going to be a bureaucratic nightmare. but finally and most importantly, the bill itself is fiscally irresponsible and unsustainable. the idea that we would take hundreds of billions of dollars out of medicaid, social security and medicare at a time the baby boomer general riggs ration is

the other thing that's important with cole, cole said he's not really for trying terrorists in the military tribunals and wants to try them -- >> he said they're criminals, not warriors. >> exactly. congress has already said when basically not giving you money to try these guys in civilian court. that is almost moot. >> chris: but you're saying that the medicare regulation is -- i am putting words in your mouth -- but is politically foolish because it picks a fight you can't win. is putting a guy, when the justice department and hold rer already under fire for not prosecuting the war on terror from their end, is this a fight you need to have? >> i think it's a fight he is willing to have because he can. they are going to read the constitution when the house meets on wednesday. the first thing they'll do when they reconvene. i think they will include article 2, section 2, where they recess appointment. and read the part after a year if he's not reaffirmed he has to step down. part of checks and balances of the way we do business. every president recessed appoint people since george washingto

cole is being held on $500,000 bail. in pacheco, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you here tonight. from san francisco's golden gate park, coming up the start of the crusade to protect its 150 year legacy. >>> plus, how this trailer of a truck got stuck in a bay area overpass. >>> and a deadly gas main explosion in another major u.s. metropolitan area. >>> i'm spencer christian in the accuweather forecast center. 70 degrees in january. that is what some of us will see tomorrow. i'll show you where in the accuweather forecast, coming up. >>> after a successful career on wall street he set out to educate people on main street. >>> one person dead and three people in critical condition after a horrific gas explosion in philadelphia. awful as you see. it happened last night, a gas main blew up without warning. the injured victims worked for the utility. officials received word of a gas and water main break an hour before the explosion. the blast destroyed several nearby homes and offenses. the cause is -- o

authorities say cole has a long arrest record. in fact, she had a run-in with danville police just last week. >>> while it's quintessentially the chinese state dinner. first lady michelle obama wore a red gown, the chinese color of luck made by the late alexander mcqueen. the filled were gene kwan and ed lee who took their time with reporters. >> the kickoff to the campaign. >> absolutely. >> it had to be cut short as the mayors were whisked in to make room for other guests. posted obama posted a stronger than expected nine knefollowed american pie ray la mode. >>> members of the community met with diablo unified school district leaders to express concern over propoised school closings. people packed the theater at northgate high school to voice feelings. a committee made up their mind to leave one group out. >> i bet no. >> you'd be one of the worst ever. >> here are the schools being considered in concord. glenbrook middle school, holbrook, silverwood, sequoia and sequoia middle. the district will bid. >>> coming up, an outbreak

: cole didn't know about geo tag, gps coordinates embedded in her photographs taken by her smartphonet if cole didn't know, her stalker did. >> and a couple of days later he said, "i'm by your house. do you want to come outside?" and i said no. that's really flienting, that anybody could find out where you were or where you live. >> reporter: and frightening, frankly, just how easy it is. to demonstrate, i took the photos and enlisted my colleague, garvin thomas, to track me, starting at my desk. okay. i'm going to tweet this picture and see how long it takes garvin to find me. >> it's remarkably easy to do. there's dozens of programs which will help you do it. she tweets a picture. you click on the link. then when you have the picture, right click, show data, click on that, and your map pops right up. okay. but how about a little farther away than just a few desks? you are at the municipal rose garden in san jose. it took all of seven seconds. >> san jose rose garden. you got me. that was fast, garvin. >> finally, vicky heads for lunch. >> chowing down. >> 476 university av. palo alt

police arrested debra cole in connection with the discovery. police evacuated the area and shut down all lanes on interstate 680 as the bomb squad detonated. debra cole faces charges of possession of methand possession of an explosive device. no one was hurt. >>> the new district attorney was sworn in this evening. the former assistment da promises to devote resources to prosecuting crime and corruption. >>> we are still seeing breezy conditions in parts of the bay area. 16 miles per hour winds. 13 in napa. notice mostly calm but there are spots where the winds continue. take a look at the temperatures where the winds kept up, 63 in napa. the difference the winds can make. compare that to the east bay shores where you saw winds were calmer. temperatures down to the up wither 40s at this hour. tomorrow, a chilly morning. once the winds die down temperatures fall off. mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon, and by the 3:00 hour we will see sunny and mild condition. >>> the united states rolling out the red carpet for china. the white house held a dinner

cole valley in san francisco and mill valley 38 degrees. everyone is close today. it's still a low cloudy foggy pattern. some of the dense fog in the central valley comes right back in and some of it is lifted a little bit if you have the fog and it doesn't burn off or not at all. it's going to be cold. if it does, then you get into the mid 50s. the higher clouds will take the edge off a little bit toward the south bay. 37 livermore. 37 fairfield. santa rosa 37. 36 oakland and 37 hayward. san jose target forecast on this friday is 39. 48 and 55 under partly sunny skies. that will be a little hazy skies. nine in tahoe it's still cold up in ukiah. they will stay there because of the fog and visibility is awful. if you have to go out to the valley or mountains watch out for that fog. the low in southern california will move inland. we will see a few high clouds. through today and sunday low and high clouds. hazy sun if you get the fog it's just a tough day to burn off. by tuesday and wednesday more clouds and light rain looks lightly by tuesday. 30s ands to start off

and so the attacks on us in saudi arabia in 1996 and 1995 in east africa in 1998 come on the uss cole in 1999, were all designed but failed to get us into afghanistan. but 9/11 did the trick. >> in your upcoming book, "osama bin laden," mr. scheuer you also talk about some of the other books that have come out on osama bin laden and his family. what do you think of those? >> i think, i think many of those books are very worthwhile, and what i try to do is take a different attack than those books i wouldn't be repeating what had been written already. there are a number of very good books on bin laden. jason bergmann wrote one, british journalist. and the problem i had with those books were, they were primarily books that were based on what other people have said about osama bin laden, not what he had said or done himself. and i found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks, he's very often described as ranting or raving, or issuing yet another diatribe. and so i thought that i would take the primary sources, based on interviews, statements and speeches he made and write a b

. >>> 40-year-old debra cole is expected to enter a plea to 10 felony bomb charges on monday. a week ago contra costa investigators say they found pipe bombs in a storage locker and in a backpack linked to cole. cole now faces a maximum of 65 years in prison if she's found guilty. >>> the jail escapee that led police on a chase pled not guilty in court today. a preliminary hearing is now scheduled for april fourth. lanesworth took an officers taser and fired it at her. >>> now here is the update to a story of a 90-year-old woman who went missing. two people recognized the woman as the woman they saw on the news. chang was walking down the street. >> the walking st't seem desper seemed in good shape, i was like amazed. >> reporter: chang's family says she is no stranger to long journeys. 60 years ago she fled hong kong with her six children on a boat. but now chang says she won't take her morning walk alone any time soon. >>> more than 6,000 added jobs, bay area's base google is going on a hiring spree. jana katsuyama reports, google plans to add more people this year than ever

. >>> 40-year-old debra cole is expected to enter a plea to 10 felony bomb charges on monday. a week ago contra costa investigators say they found pipe bombs in a storage locker and in a backpack linked to cole. cole now faces a maximum of 65 years in prison if she's found guilty. >>> the jail escapee that led police on a chase pled not guilty in court today. a preliminary hearing is now scheduled for april fourth. lanesworth took an officers taser and fired it at her. >>> now here is the update to a story of a 90-year-old woman who went missing. two people recognized the woman as the woman they saw on the news. chang was walking down the street. >> the walking stick, she didn't seem desperate, she just seemed in good shape, i was like amazed. >> reporter: chang's family says she is no stranger to long journeys. 60 years ago she fled hong kong with her six children on a boat. but now chang says she won't take her morning walk alone any time soon. >>> more than 6,000 added jobs, bay area's base google is going on a hiring spree. jana katsuyama reports, google plans to add more

and cole valley at 39 degrees. source of the higher clouds you can see it coming down out of the north. it's a bit of a north, northeast breeze it's there but it's not strong. livermore at 30. a lot of mid 30s including hayward, san rafael, palo alto 37-degrees. four in tahoe. 34 sacramento. 33 las vegas. 40s and 50s down to southern california. high pressure is our fair weather friend just the days are still realtively short. with a little puff of an offshore breeze we have a dry pattern. high pleasure system firmly in place. the low down in southern california stays there. morning fog cold. 29-45. by noon sunny for some. 44-54. we will go mostly sunny and slightly warmer. 50-60 on the highs. 57 sacramento. fairfield and antioch. pittsburgh only 52 and 53. oakland 57. 59 san jose. 60 santa cruz. pleasanton only 53. not much of a change until about sunday and we will get a cooler pattern as we get more wind out of the northwest. >>> well, the tom cable era is over in oakland. the raiders fired their coach after a 1

. >>> what is happening inside the fourth bore of the cole dye cot tunnel. >> hi money.my. >> from panhandling on the street to an overnight sensation. the moment years in 2 making. >>> the third rate hike in five months and for some it adds up to a 50% increase. tonight blue shield of california is facing pressure from the state insurance commissioner to delay the rate hike but as grace lee shows us there's only so much the commissioner can do. grace. >> reporter: ken, that's right. as for dave jones the current insurance commissioner he can control excessive rate hikes for car and home insurance but not for health insurance. he is asking the state legislature to change that. but for the killer be family in menlo park patrick laid off two years ago as a computer programmer, his wife a part- time school teacher, the rate hike is the last thing they needed. >> yeah, i'm very angry, they are not asking, they are demanding. >> reporter: another health insurance rate hike. that's the last thing that patrick expected from blue shield of california. but he just got a letter th

here's natalie cole for tonight's "playlist." ♪ woo unforgettable un unforgettable ♪ ♪ in every way in record the song "unforgettable" it was one of 22 songs that we were going to record for this record. it's a great song to do. i mean it's a lovely lovely song to do. i know what it means for everyone when i do that song. it's not really one of my favorite songs but it's the song that turned my career around. height haji haji haji ♪ >> the other song that my father used to sing is from a movie called "ali baba and the 40 thieves." it's the craziest song that you ever heard. he was always experimenting. he wasn't afraid to try something that nobody else would think of so that to me was dad underneath all that sophistication and elegance there was this other kooky guy who liked to do that kind of stuff. ♪ our love will stand tall as the trees ♪ ♪ our love ♪ >> "our love." i was pregnant with my son when i recorded that song. at the time i was married to my son's dad who was writing a good majority of my music at the time and that was our song. he was just a cool guy all the way around. w

meet cole. for this little boy, what you're seeing is not just a mow men tear tantrum, but the still of every day life. >> that hurt. >> stupid and i hate your camera. >> reporter: his parents say cole actually tried to kill his sister with a metal shovel. >> i heard the hit. he hit her over the head with the shovel. and i walk over there, what are you doing? i'm trying to kill her. >> reporter: his parents deciding medicating cole was his only hope. that's tomorrow. that's all for tonight. from all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi there, i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight, "the mentalist" simon baker is here. we have music from lloyd banks. and with the premiere of "jersey shore" less than 24 hours away, snooki is here. and she brought her twin sister franki. snooki and franki. it's our polizziest show yet. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two it's our polizziest show yet. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes. you gotta tellaunt jes. ok, ok. joe: love that story. come into olive gard

steve cole's book is an excellent book, i think. there are a number of very good books on bin laden, jason burke wrote one, a british journalist. and the problem i had with those books were they were primarily books that were based on what other people had said about osama bin laden. not what he had said or done himself. and i have found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks, he is very often described as ranting or raving or issuing yet another diatribe. and so i thought that i would take the primary sources based on interviews, statements and speeches he made and write a book based on what he said and see how it turned out. and i think, very frank hi, that -- frankly, that when you take the primary sources which number in my archive and can i certainly don't have every one that's available, but i have over 800 pages. when you take that information, the man that emerges is not like the bin laden that emerges in lawrence wright's book or steve cole's book as sort of someone who is mentally disturbed or, or hateful of o

cole was arrested and is currently in jail on bomb charges. >>> and julio martinez gonzalez, workers discovered his body when they arrived at the home on monday. it's not yet known why he was in the house, especially because there were clear danger signs posted. as of right now the cause of his death still hasn't been determined. >>> a fresno county judge has released the -- superior court judge says that a print of a thumb is unconstitutional. the law was set to go into effect february 1st. camila harris is considering an appeal. >>> a judge ruled same-sex couples employed by the state here in california can sue for discrimination because they were excluded from a federally approved long term health care program. the law was necessary to promote procreation, saying marriage has never been contingent on having children. >>> as expected the republican led house today voted to repeal health care reform passed by the democratic led congress last year. but it's essential lay symbolic vote. >> on >> reporter: the vote came mostly along party lines. >> the republicans feel impelled. they s

cole was arrested and is currently in jail on bomb charges. >>> and julio martinez gonzalez, workersdiscovered his body when they arrived at the home on monday. it's not yet known why he was in the house, especially because there were clear danger signs posted. as of right now the cause of his death still hasn't been determined. >>> a fresno county judge has released the -- superior court judge says that a print of a thumb is unconstitutional. the law was set to go into effect february 1st. camila harris is considering an appeal. >>> a judge ruled same-sex couples employed by the state here in california can sue for discrimination because they were excluded from a federally approved long term health care program. the law was necessary to promote procreation, saying marriage has never been contingent on having children. >>> as expected the republican led house today voted to repeal health care reform passed by the democratic led congress last year. but it's essential lay symbolic vote. >> on >> reporter: the vote came mostly along party lines. >> the republicans feel impelled. they sh

and coal value -- and cole valley in the city is 39. fog, cold. hazy and sunshine. a few clouds coming down. more fog, cool tomorrow. everything looks fine until monday. the next possibility of rain would be tuesday. monday night into tuesday. we will see a little bit of a different pattern. right now it's a very stable pattern. there is the higher clouds. there is not much there. i will just point it out just because when you look up to see where are those clouds coming from. 30 fairfield. 33 at the napa airport. san rafael 37. oakland 30. same for hayward. livermore 30 degrees. four single digits for tahoe. 30s in las vegas. same for sacramento and fresno. two systems to point out. a little low spinning off of l.a.. it will probably go in toward l.a. and san diego. it will not effect us. if you are going down there it might produce some light rain. a lot of the clouds are run into the wall of high pressure. it looks like this will be with us until sunday. then we will see a different pattern king. until then foggy and cold in the morning. 40s and 50s at noon if yo

. >> eso dice maldonado activista pro inmigrante lo llevó a hacer publ cole video. >> va a dañar a laque hacer algo. >> nos llegó a decir que legisladores lo negaban por conveniencia. >> esta tarde el senador no ---vamos a otras noticias... ---en san francisco, un sujeto en silla de ruedas apuÑaÓ a un oficial de policia y luego fue herido de bala--- bala------el incidente ocurrÓ cerca de la calle 10 y la howard------todo empeÓ con un llamado por un individuo en silla de ruedas ... que con un cuchillo estaba vandalizando veÍculos de la ciudad cerca de la cÍnica de servicios mentales------cuando se le quiso detener, el sujeto apuÑaÓ a un oficial--- ---le dispararon con una pistola de baÍnes.---- y al no rendirse lo hicieron con una pistola regular------tanto el sospechoso como el oficial fueron trasladados al hospital pero sus vidas no corren peligro--- ---y escuche bien esta adverten- advertencia------el departamento municipal del transporte en san francisco anuncÓ esta semana que no se han dado las suficientes infracciones para obtener los 99 millones de ganancias que se planearon al

authorities say they received a tip yesterday that cole had explosives in her possession. they found her at a storage facility, along with five pipe bombs. since it's next to 680, southbound lanes were closed. investigators say at least one of the devices was filled with glass shards, which could have caused substantial injuries had it exploded. >>> workers are demanding security be stepped up after several high profile attacks on the state facility. >> workers normally try to calm patients. today they weren't shy about losing their cool. with chance of safety now, workers rallied in protest of recent attacks by patients on hospital staff. >> we have resources to adequately staff our units to keep them safe. >> rehabilitation therapist ingrid lacey is among staff members who say threats and say assaults are a regular part of the job. >> it's scary. you really don't know what's going to happen when you come into work. >> the violence came to a head last october when a patient strangled a psychiatric technician. >> the post-traumatic stress of being grabbed, assaulted, threa

sheila cole call agents, saying you have to meet my daughter. her belief in me and what an enormous gift that is, she is my number one fan. my mom also did not follow her dream. i do not think she wanted to see that happen to me. she instilled all of those things in me because of that preve. it is a blessing. she lives out here. she is a part of my life. tavis: i would imagine so. i suspect there will be more acting and producing. tammy why that is important? he mentioned -- you mentioned there is a thin amount of fiction roles. there are more meat in these non-fiction roles. as a producer, you have some say so. >> i have produced a lot of the films that i am in. i wanted them to make the screen. i believe in them with every part of me. i wanted to see them be told there are so many stories. it is wonderful to be a part of that creative process all the way to the end. as an actor you come in and collaborate in the new are done -- and then you are dumb. as a producer, you are able to hand pick of the talent you want to be surrounded with. you are

. >>> debra cole is being piled on charges of possessing explosive devices and could have lovers the whole storage building if they had gone off. she was also arrested -- and had the explosives gone off it could have leveled the building. >>> the top brass of the san francisco police department pushed for safety. they want to know who will replace george gargon. captain denis o'leary, captain greg suhr come and deputy chief denise schmitt were there and. >> we are very supportive. >> he was reputed from the mesa, arizona, police department and they say an interim chief was hired and lacks the rank and file support needed to win the job he says he does not want anyway. >> i'm glad to say it's not something i need to worry about. i will leave that up to the police commission and mayor's office. >> reporter: union officials are calling for the next chief to be a local higher. >> everybody knows everybody in grew up together and there's a certain cultural divide when you bring in someone from the outside. >> reporter: he was in the three nominees to the the the city's interim mayor or ne

. >> eso dice maldonado activista pro inmigrante lo llevó a hacer publ cole video. >> va a dañar a lagó a decir que legisladores lo negaban por conveniencia. >> esta tarde el senador no respondió a nuestra solicitud para una entrevista, en mlos angeles carlos b. >> fue relevado de su cargo un... quien causaron escándalos en la marina el comando de la flota naval estadounidense dijo que el capitán había mostrado un juicio extremadamente pobre al crear estas imágenes, quien además actuó en las cint, será asignado a lores administrativas. >> en guamala se vivieron horas de terror por el estallido de una bomba en el interior de un autobús inter municipal muchos pasajeros saltaron p puertas y ventanas pero otros no lograron escapar como nos dice rogeo mora tagle. >> autoridades guatemaltecas ribuyeron a una seta de la mara, dejaron a personas muertas y 10 heridas. >> una bomba estalló en el interior, 4 personas dos adultos y dos niños murieron calcinados. >> cuatro paciees en estado grave, agico conquemaduras más del 80% de superficie, e dos se encuentra bajoentilación mecánica. >> también

the only suspect in custody is 40-year-old deborah cole. she is a known transient in the area. had pipe bombs in her backpack. they don't know what she planned do but say she is cooperating with the investigations. >> in san pablo an officer is on administrative leave after a traffic stop. he pulled over the vehicle with three people inside on san pablo dam road. one of the passengers jumped out of the car and ran. the officer chased him and ordered him to stop several times before firing his laser. after that the officer and suspect struggled. during the fight the man pointed a weapon at the officer and that's when the officer shot him. >> parents and teachers in the mount diablo school district are nervously waiting to find which three schools will be targeted for closure. they expect to reveal the list at its meeting house. a full house is expected. terry mcsweeney is live with the story. >> tonight at 5:30 at northgate high school in walnut creek, an advisory committee is going to be producing a list with the names of three schools on it, the schools it considers best to cl

. >> reporter: a 40-year-old deborah cole is in jail. she had five pipe bombs inside her storage unit. the video shows her and two others arriving at the storage unit. three hours later law enforcement stepped in and made an arrest. >> and it's just -- one bad apple you know and the thing is it was caught before anything happened. that shows we are on the ball somewhere taking care of the units. . >> reporter: for 17 years les has managed the facility. storage facilities. >> they are difficult to patrol and there is the expectation of privacy. >> reporter: there is no way to regulate what someone stores. if he suspects there is a threat there is something question do. >> there are clauses there the contract that they sign, the lease, that i can go into the space in case of emergency. >> reporter: cameras monitor the facility but besides that he said there isn't a lot more he can do but be aware and depend on others. >> tenants we have here, this is their storage. so they are watching right along with us. >> reporter: now law enforcement

deborah cole in behind bars tonight. they say they found her at a storage facility along with five pipe bombs. the area was evacuated while the devices exploded. southbounds lanes were closed as the bomb squad detonated the bombs. at least one was filled with glass shards. police say they do not have a motive. >>> an alarming assessment. mexican drug lords own the south bay hills, not the people. we're live in san jose not far are from the sight of deadly police shootouts. that's a heavy statement to make. >> it really is. three gunfights in three years within 20 miles of san jose's city hall. our expert says californians now have lost ownership to the drug lords. >> reporter: it was a spring like morning in downtown sar toga. the hills above this quiet community, home of the mexican drug cartels. >> i'll let you if it's real. >> reporter: andy doesn't remember the s.w.a.t. team scouring the streets after a shootout. agents say that pot farm was run by drug trafficking organizations or dtos. >> i'm concerned. i've been y

presentado por: >> bueno, seÑores es el momento de decidir quÉ es mejor para usted y sus hijos, el colead? >> el cole se dedica a ayudar a que lleguen a la universidad, los trabajos requieren estudios secundarios, es muy importante que sigan ese paso despuÉs de la secundaria cua'les son -cuÁles las diferencias más marcadas, la primera es el tÍtulo y el tiempo que toma graduarse, se tarda en promedio dos aÑos, en una universidad de cuatro aÑos muchos estudiantes se tardan mÁs. ahora el precio el promedio de la matrÍcula es de como $ 3000, en una universidad pÚblica es de $ 7.000, no se requiere un examen de admisiÓn y una universidad sÍ. >> mucha gente puede empezar la carrera universitaria en un...terminar en una universidad, los padres deben considerar ciertas cosas, cuÁles son las cosas que deben considerar? >> es muy importante la preparaciÓn acadÉmica, se le recomienda que solicitÉ una universidad, los otros sol -son un poco menos rigurosos, la ayuda financiera es muy importante, cuÁnto va a tener que pagar la familia de su bolsillo? si es mÁs en universidad pÚblica o una privada, d

and in this region a minus approval counts for a lot cole is camera of his life blood on the vast majority of it is found in one specific place. oh as you can see i'm about to take a pretty job first time in a mall just anyone this is the biggest one in the whole of the country eight million tonnes of coal ground here every single year. but before i could make my way to the show i still had some equipment to pick up. two pretty essential bits of kit. and of course light. and once everything was properly attached we were ready to head to the lift and literally take the plunge. this is the pitch. here. about two hundred fifty minutes to. be considered. and. this is the. there's more than half a billion tons of coal down here that's enough to last another seventy years but we had a long way to get to the latest see. the miners work six hour shifts in tights cramped conditions but they're using some of the most sophisticated equipment in the world and it's so simple to understand anyone can operate it. this is what i felt right up to it takes the coal out of this i don't see the conveyor belt.

might be here at all one of the goals makes bets in that he'd never be able to make a sculpture of cole. he didn't put too much money on. his work ranges from fantasy pieces to portraits of the saints and he's quite happy to give lessons to. do less work on a design. this is such a tricky material to work with the coal is coated with a special glue to stop it shattering but with every stroke of the chisel i was afraid i was going to chop the bear's head off pretty sure the eagle is going to have to do a little reconstructive surgery. look at it he's looking at you good. i think it's. a little bit of tidying up. he's not blind but he might need glasses i think ok me. he has shown off his work around siberia but his biggest fans closer to home. it is my daughter arranged for me to exhibit my works at a fair in kemet i bonded and a whole bunch of coal miners thanked me they shook hands with me and i realised that people appreciated my work as somebody who needed it and that what i was doing was interesting. and in this region a mine as approval counts for a lot of coal is camera of his lif

. >> earlier, we spoke to david cole, the chief economist of this group, and i asked why german exports growing so fast at the moment. >> it is a combination of a very strong demand, particularly out of emerging markets. but also, competitiveness improving, and this is a long time thing which germany achieved in the past few years. wage developments had been lower. therefore, competitiveness had been reestablished for german exporters, and this has allowed for their success. >> observers expect strong growth in asia and america. what branches of the german industry to profit from that? >> it is the usual suspects, visibly. the automobile industry, of course. it is a big export industry. also, machinery and chemicals are basically the areas where germany has a strong competitive position, and innovative position. particularly in the machinery industry. these are the industries which have profitability and which will profit in the future. >> how difficult is it for german industry to keep its edge over its competitors? >> it depends on the industry. clearly, the automobile industry is one

there is one item under consent, item three, case number 2010.01912c 813-815 cole street. i have no speaker cards. vice president olague: any public comment? seeing none, public, disclosed. commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: move to close. commissioner sugaya: second. [roll call vote] >> so moved, that motion passes unanimously. item four, draft minute meetings, 2010. the draft minutes of this special meeting of october 21, 2010, there was a typo on the calendar and draft minute meetings. these should have all been sent by email last week. vice president olague: yes. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public, disclosed. commissioners? commissioner moore: i read the draft minutes by email and move to approve, but i am not sure that everybody got them. vice president olague: apparently so. commissioner antonini: second. >> on that motion, commissioners -- [roll call vote] so moved, commissioners. that function passes a five-one. which places us on item 5, consideration of adoption planning commission hearing schedule for 2011. vice president ol

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over