. >> pete constance did something in late 2007 that is still reverberating on the 18th floor of cityaul. every council member in san jose relies on a staff of 4 to 6 people and every council district is served by an administrative assistant except district 1. >> of course, there is still administrative task to do but that can be shared throughout everyone in the office and everybody has to do a little bit and if i have to do a little bit, i do it. >> the union representing the administrative assistants is crying foul and here's why. the administrative assistant position earns about $71,000 a year but the salary for council a's vary dramatically. the four people in constance's office make $12,000 a year for an intern position to approximately $40,000 for a council assistant. the union said it's in their contract that administrative duties be performed by someone who the confidential play he's organization. the union said the position is to serve the residents, not the individual council member. >> these are professional people. they do have professional skills. these are also people w

it is arguing that the skilled position must be filled and that council member constance didn't followhe proper procedure in doing away with the job. >> he does not have the right to unilaterally decide that this is a position that the city of san jose does not need to fill or its residents do not need. he does not speak for the entire city. >> until the legal process results in a decision, district 1 will have no administrative assistant and given the city budget crisis, the council member scoffs at the criticism. >> i'm trying to be as efficient as i can with the tax dollars given to me to run my office and if that means i'm being too efficient, i don't have any apologize for that. my job is to serve the residents in the most cost-effective way i can. >> he is the only republican on the city council and so far the only one to opt out of the administrative help. san oh say, corina rusk, abc7 news. >> the security chief at san jose minetta airport is speaking out against his offices saying they are risking passenger safety to save money. san jose police captain jeff smith tells our med

but constance you know how my idea rest of moderates affect the trial of the former bosnian serb leader radovan card. well definitely these two cases interrelate of there are connected to each other we do not know all the year what would be the. correction strategy for mr milosevic and definitely russia should not have a case in this case but for us the most important mission is to see that this trail will be clear and we will just. let's now talk about it more in the future perspective what's going to happen to serbia as a country tries to jointly use me now and how likely this arrest of mileage might affect its chances of joining the block and what effects what implications might have. on the country in general future. well as a russian politician i feel sympathy was the serbian current serbian inspirations for membership in the peony union and i believe it will not create any additional problems in old by literal relations between serbia and russia but i have some doubts whether serbia will succeed and this is the relations of the story of both mr milosevic was frequently used previo

that was constance jones reporting from the university of miami.return to their hometown of san antonio, texas, a little bit later today. very cool. good to see. >> apparently what she loves to eat now is her chef boy ardee ravioli. >> i remember that as a kid. >> who didn't remember that? >>> let's take a look at your weather. wet day from minnesota down to missouri. cooler and west from boston up north. new york and philadelphia have a dry out by the afternoon. showers in south florida. snow in the rockies and cascades and showers in washington state. >> near 60 in seattle. 70 in salt lake city and a hot 97 in phoenix. mostly 60s from fargo to indianapolis. 59 in boston. 69 in baltimore. 70s, meanwhile in atlanta, new orleans, and dallas. >>> how about this. some california college students are showing their appreciation in a very big way, we mean big. >> a chapman university sorority just created a giant thank-you letter for all of the men and women serving in the military. get this, it's 30x90 feet and they're hoping it sets a new guinness worl

. >> hello, my name is constance harris and i'm a resident of district 10 and i feel like comcast, you get two bills a month from comcast. at&t, if they can do anything better, i feel like it's good, we need the jobs. i mean, i have little kids that do need technology also and, you know, you can learn from television nowadays. so we need something to, you know, put us prosperous and make us have more jobs because we're out here struggling and we need something so, thank you. >> chamika laurier and i'm proposing at&t so we can have better jobs in our community and district 10. thank you. >> good evening, supervisors, i'm desmond tan. i live in san francisco. i'm formerly a c.w.a. member and currently a local 6 member. i live in the bayview district. i have family in the tenderloin district and i am a voter. i'm a taxpayer. i work in san francisco. i'm a homeowner, supervisors. we voted for you. and you are our representation to vote yes to allow san francisco to have more choices on quality high-speed internet. scott, thank you very much for responding to my email. and this is to improv

as a result, economist constance hunter says many americans have no choice but to cut back. >> the fact is commodity prices, and specifically oil, were getting high enough that demand was starting to fall back. and when you see that, you see prices fall back. >> reporter: weak economic data today stoked those fears, especially an unexpected spike in jobless claims. in addition, the european central bank surprised some investors by suggesting it will wait until after june to raise rates. that pushed the dollar up against the euro, which makes commodities quoted in u.s. currency more expensive for foreign buyers. finally, there may be a less obvious factor influencing the markets. glencore, a large commodity trading house in switzerland, is going public, and many professional investors are eager for a piece of the action. >> there is talk in the market that some portfolio managers are selling commodities so they can buy into the i.p.o., and that will serve as their commodity allocation. >> reporter: over the past year, many commodities have surged to record levels. the c.r.b. index of 19

preparing for the games otherwise there are only four really a faces in the squad with the likes of constance and they are shoving and got. in the ranks russia out of the republic of ireland share a lead on ten points at the top of the group be. all over england united manager sir alex ferguson has said he will feel a strong team against relegation threatened blackpool in the last meet games of the season on sunday despite next week's clash against barcelona in the champions league final but all are locked in a battle with black bird was driving him under wigan to avoid being relegated with west ham back to the sea friday's happy hardest task of the five has no team has won at manchester united in the premier league all season however despite having one eye on next saturday's european final at wembley and says he wants to be fair to all sides and inexperienced players he also hopes to enjoy united's the magic season with victory to give retiring dutch goalkeeper edwin granderson are a perfect send off. and elsewhere liverpool might have any doubt gracious was bad for any outcome as his charge

. >> alan: herman cain announced his constance si. in 2010 he lost a republican u.s. senate primary bid in georgia with a quarter of the vote. >> the pope reaches out to the heavens for a unique blessing. up next what he said to the crew of the space shuttle endeavour, and a product created to help premature babies could actually harm them. the fda's warning ahead. >> leigh: boy, a delightful day today. the wind has started to pick up. we're going to seal -- see the return of low clouds and fog tomorrow morning. we chehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

of course, but it does seem there is some constancy and one is the promotion of democracy and freedom what i call the building blocks of something that is always a good thing to do so as much as we learn the lessons of the interventions. >> it is entirely right the taliban show you the calls of the prime minister to separate themselves to participate what mechanism exists in doing so a currency so tammet and afghanistan? >> there are practical steps in place in terms of the reconciliation procedure available in afghanistan through the president's peace camps and enables taliban fighters to put down their weapons as long as six of the basic tenet of the afghan constitution but if the low-level integration say if you give of violence in give up al qaeda there is a political path because insurgencies and with a combination of the political process at the same time doesn't the six years of the treachery prove that the links from the language and ethnicity from pakistan and of gas station afghanistan is rinna san that countries that depend on the continuing sacrifice the blood and treasure

it fell to constance baker motley and donald hollowell to litigate that case in 1961 which was 11 years after walden initially started that fight and here you see horace ward who was the initial prosecutor in that case and donald hollowell on the right who litigated that case after walden was replaced as lead counsel. moreover, walden and other pragmatists opposed the direct action tactics of the second wave of dissenters in my book. now, the second wave of dissenters consisted of street demonstrators and movement lawyers. and here a typical scene involving these demonstrators. they're squared off here in 1964 against the clan. these activists thought to achieve social and economic empowerment for black communities by desegregating public accommodations, by walking picket lines with unions, by engaging in red stripes and generally trying to reach the african-american community where it was. there are two lawyers, lynn holt and harold moore, jr. who became allies of the student movement during the 1960s. and my book spends many, many chapters detailing the synergies between these lawyers

of course, but it does seem there is some constancy and one is the promotion of democracy and freedomwhat i call the building blocks of something that is always a good thing to do so as much as we learn the lessons of the interventions. >> it is entirely right the taliban show you the calls of the prime minister to separate themselves to participate what mechanism exists in doing so a currency so tammet and afghanistan? >> there are practical steps in place in terms of the reconciliation procedure available in afghanistan through the president's peace camps and enables taliban fighters to put down their weapons as long as six of the basic tenet of the afghan constitution but if the low-level integration say if you give of violence in give up al qaeda there is a political path because insurgencies and with a combination of the political process at the same time doesn't the six years of the treachery prove that the links from the language and ethnicity from pakistan and of gas station afghanistan is rinna san that countries that depend on the continuing sacrifice the blood and treasure

tettleton which set up the siepi be that allows them to look at compensation in terms of incentives, constancet -- compensation to brokers, not the overall amount but the various incentives to structure of the composition. so there is some authority there as well. >> also speaking of compensation, another part, section 953 be simply requires all public companies to disclose the ratio between their ceo pay and their median employee pay. there is a bill to repeal the provision. nobody wants to disclose how much money these guys make. >> one other thing, following up on travises. looking at compensation, i think one of the things that has been interesting for us is to think about the transparency and product in a deeper way than just disclosure. you can interpret transparency. have to have small print where you can interpret it to mean you have to have a product that is not designed to be deceptive in its structure and pricing and the way it is sold. questions of how incentives are structured at every level of the institution. >> you brought up the interchange fee issue and gave it a little quick

she is constance walker. she is a special education teacher had woodside living -- was the learning center. i like to share a couple of short notes written today questions that were very very excited to share their impressions with you. you'll have to excuse some of the colloquialisms. the first one, miss walker this -- is hella cool. she is hella nice and hella smart. she can explain the work better than any other teachers. i enjoy working with her and coming to class.