pam rah rouse, elaine meriwether, sharon kennedy, elizabeth conley, chantae rogers, betty robinson harris, and alyssa, do you want to speak at this point? ok, come up. >> my name is archie choice. i live here in san francisco for about 50 years and i've been having a problem with you -- your lottery system for placing kids in schools from junior high, elementary, and it just seems like it's not a fair system and doesn't seem like it's really effective, relying on somebody to wait on a lottery system. it's like going to the store and buying a ticket to see if you're going to win some money for your kid to get an education. i filled out a form and it had six different schools for my kid to pick to go to. i filled out three. you didn't give him any one of those, you know. it's like, why have this form if you're going to have a lottery system and i'm filling out a form, you know. the school that was picked for my son was on the other side of town. i live in richmond you gave him a school over by bay shore and silver. a lot of people don't have cars to be taking kids to where the school distri

president mendoza: thank you. >> good evening, superintendent, commissioners, i'm elizabeth conley, vice president for substitutes at eu -- at uesf. at 12:00 noon today i discover that a small but vital core of substitutes were on the separation list under your consideration this evening. by 3:00 this afternoon i was told they would be reporting to -- for professional development tomorrow morning. at the present time they have no contracts. they are still on the separation list and i am seriously concerned as some of the previous speakers have mentioned, substitutes are vital also to our school district and this group of 14 core, some of whom have 20 years of seniority in the district, play a vital part in keeping our schools together when other teachers are ill or gone for one reason or another. i would like to be reassured that these people will have contracts in hand and that their names will not be on the separation list. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. >> good evening, my name is chantae roberts, i have four children, and my concern is in reference to the layoff, i see that

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor malia conley said in a statement, we all have a collected interest in ensuring that the bay view store is successful and will continue to work with the fresh and easy and the community to make sure that is the case. a representative from her office met with those concerned today. >> a grand opening is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. an hour later the doors will open to the public right here at the fresh and easy. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, a representative from supervisor cohen's office met with those concerned community leaders. of the 48 new employees, 21 come from the bay view neighborhood itself and another eight live in a san francisco zip code. >>> chevron stocks saw a big surge. the company based in san ramon boosted. the surge also helped push energy stocks up and the price of oil to $86 a barrel. and it was a good day over all as investors picked up stock that is fell during the past months stock market swings. in fact, the dow saw its biggest gain in nearly two weeks picking up 322 p

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. >> reporter: terry conley says it's to be expected when stocks tumble. >> i think you see a will thef banks upping their forecast for gold. >> reporter: some home loans may see interest hikes following a downgrade of fannie mae and freddie mac. the euro is down sharply to $78 a barrel. >> we're going to see lower gas prices which should help consumers, help retail and it eliminates a consumer tax. >> reporter: the market doesn't like uncertainty. they're hopeful the announcement is set for tomorrow about which members of congress will set for a special community to get back america's aaa credit rating should fray nerves. >>> the downgrade have been causing concern for silican valley workers. >> silican valley stocks are very volatile. i do invest because i work for a silican valley company. but i'm very cautious. >> will our children suffer? i guess so. >> reporter: the drop of value of many high tech companies will make them prime targets for acquisitions and mergers. >>> in the lawsuit filed today, aig says bank of america and its meryll lynch sold mortgage backed securities they k

. >> reporter: terry conley says it's to be expected when stocks tumble. >> i think you see a will thes upping their forecast for gold. >> reporter: some home loans may see interest hikes following a downgrade of fannie mae and freddie mac. the euro is down sharply to $78 a barrel. >> we're going to see lower gas prices which should help consumers, help retail and it eliminates a consumer tax. >> reporter: the market doesn't like uncertainty. they're hopeful the announcement is set for tomorrow about which members of congress will set for a special community to get back america's aaa credit rating should fray nerves. >>> the downgrade have been causing concern for silican valley workers. >> silican valley stocks are very volatile. i do invest because i work for a silican valley company. but i'm very cautious. >> will our children suffer? i guess so. >> reporter: the drop of value of many high tech companies will make them prime targets for acquisitions and mergers. >>> in the lawsuit filed today, aig says bank of america and its meryll lynch sold mortgage backed securities they knew we

. >> willa may conley. who's willa may conley? >> we had greeters at the front door.d the service they would take your name, supposedly for the mailing list. but lo and behold, the staff workers would take that same card -- >> did you once lose a loved one, i think the name is james? >> yes, that's my brother. >> they would go by people's houses, sometimes look in trash cans, sometimes knock on the doors if they weren't there, sometimes they'd break a window and go in. >> he was 14 years of age and someone -- he was reading something and someone asked him what he had. >> so when that person came back to church, if they decided, they would use that person as one of his healing services. >> he didn't want to give it. >> yeah, he did. >> that -- that -- that person shot him to death. >> yes, he did! yes he did! >> i do not know you. you've told me or no one else the things i've mentioned. >> no, you sure haven't. >> basically, that was part of the setup to get people into the mode that he had some kind of extra special gift that no one else had. >> i didn't know the heal

the guy who looks like the guy who makes money, even though conley didn't have money, he looked like he did. >> they call him good hair perry. >> how about below the hair. how's he doing inside? >> not so well. he's not very popular in texas. >> she got ran out of the race from this guy. >> that's in part because governor perry had to go far, far right to beat her. >> how does that hurt the republican party of 2012? we can have this argument, lawrence o'donnell was making a point with the critics that the parties move so far over that it's a different party. >> yes. >> and it's a tea party now more than a conservative party and therefore somebody like this guy could be just perfect for this year in a fight. >> he could be. the problem is it's about an inch deep. even in may -- >> you're not going to cut him a break. why don't you wait until he wins the nomination. i'm touting the guy. i want these guys in the race. here's rick perry criticizing president obama. perry says "this president is trying to engage in class warfare and shooting high-powered bullets at people with corporate j

for more, we go to brian conley, who recently returned from his second trip to eastern libya, where hetraining local journalists. and dirk vandewalle, a professor of government at dartmouth college and author of "a history of modern libya." welcome, gentlemen. thank you both for joining us. professor vandewalle beginning with you, what do you make of these rebel advances? is is this a sign that regaining some momentum or just another flip of the see-saw? >> as your reporter indicated, we have seen these battles rage back and forth. we have seen a number of cities, miss rat a and all along the eastern coast, being taken by rebels and being taken back by government forces. and indeed going back and forth a number of times in the case of miss rat a and other cities. but i think that if indeed the news is is true that zawiyah has fallen to the rebels and that perhaps the rebels could then move on to the actual refinery of zawiyah, then i think we really are in a whole different ballgame because zawiyah really is one of only two roots that the government can use to bring supplies in and ult

research center and professor of international finance at george washington university; and heather conley, director and senior fellow of the europe program at the center for strategic and international studies. we thank you both for being here. scheherazade rehman, let me start with you. france and germany were thought to be the strong countries of europe. what has suddenly happened? >> it's not really sudden. they are the strong countries of europe but inevitably they will get inspected in terms of their growth. their future is closely tied to the euro zone and to the european union. germany's trade, for example, the exports two-thirds of the exports goes to the european union. 40% of the euro zone. if the rest of the zone is stagnating in terms of growth, germany will stagnate. that's exactly what we saw today. >> woodruff: so how much of this has to do with the weakness we've been hearing about for months? greece, ireland, portugal and so on. >> it has a lot to do with it. understand that that sovereign debt crisis that is going on right now started 22 months ago. it's the result of fe

congressman conley has a bill. when people come back from recess, to try to hammer out what we can to get a very good, effective, comprehensive bill to address the we need going forward. the heth benefit issue has to be addressed. host: have the proposed closing about 3700 post offices? post: we're reviewing 3654 offices. these are very low-transaction post offices and will we're doing is seeing any employee we uld pvide service in a better manner. the idea is that many of these small towns have a store and the post office and both of them don't have much business. we think if you take the work of the post office and provided at the store, that is helping them from the standpoint to keep their lights on and it saves money for us. as we work through this, we'll be taking plenty of the input from the local communities and making the decisions. in some cases, we may consolidate one office to another. next call is from georgia, rosemary. caller: your tracking system is a service that comes with a fee. itry time i've tr

john conley, phil graham had tons of money and again, you still have to run. >> very true.nything is possible. let's look at the positives. the challenges of the other candidates. he gets 50%. empty voters being big and hispanic voters being big. >> you run first. >> this weekend i will number south carolina, new hampshire and iowa. >> we will learn our lesson and -- >> no one. >> when you say president obama and she did one nomination. >> we are far from anointing anyone on the right. >> what do you think of the gang of 12 that some are calling it a gang of 12. you can see the pictures right behind us. six members of the house. you think by thanksgiving they will be able to come up with a deal that would pass? >> it's noticeable with the gang of 12. there is none of the gang of six. i think that's what people are talking about. how can we expect a lot of skepticism. this can bring "people" together and there is a lot of skepticism and it would be nice to see more leadership and someone who can negotiate. >> first of all, you don't need boehner or kantor or pelosi on this p

congressman conley has a bill. when people come back from recess, to try to hammer out what we can to get a very good, effective, comprehensive bill to address the we need going forward. the health benefit issue has to be addressed. host: have the proposed closing about 3700 post offices? post: we're reviewing 3654 offices. these are very low-transaction post offices and will we're doing is seeing any employee we could provide service in a better manner. the idea is that many of these small towns have a store and the post office and both of them don't have much business. we think if you take the work of the post office and provided at the store, that is helping them from the standpoint to keep their lights on and it saves money for us. as we work through this, we'll be taking plenty of the input from the local communities and making the decisions. in some cases, we may consolidate one office to another. next call is from georgia, rosemary. caller: your tracking system is a service that comes with a fee. itry time i

conley was referring to.hen people hear a word like overpayments, they reach for of course they are used to that meeting. they don't even think about in terms of their own overpayments of their credit card bill. they think the government is overpaying people who should not be paid. i would urge you to find a category. it would make them understand how much overpayment comes from off-season, from deliberate -- that's what i think would turn the public off for than anything else. yes, want the rest of it to be reported, but it does a disservice to the most popular and perhaps the most important federal program especially since not everybody not here in the congress, with words that i recognize this may put a different burden on you, but i do think it is a burden words -- were taking on. and i ask you to look at that. ms. king. >> you know, it is a difficult thing to do because if you are talking about malfeasance or fraud, that is illegal to mentioned and involves a deliberate attempt. >> and you're doing prett