he used this cta as an example.there are no easy solutions but he says he is taking the necessary steps to get the city back on track and out of debt. i think we are in a better position. and to make critical investments in the city's future. and also put money back in the rainy day fund. the mayor was also asked about president obama is a weak performance during the first debate and he says the president is out of practice because he has been busy leading the country instead of debating his rivals for the past year. lance armstrong new reports say that he was part of the biggest doping brings in sports history. and also facebook helping to stop the spread of spds and a local community center that is housing and helping chicago students. a british study answers the question following a more than 1000 girls that received the hpd vaccine. v vaccine, the study concluded that the vaccine does not alter sexual behavior. mothers that a lots of fish could reduce symptoms of attention deficit disorder however the right fish

the cta is the designated congestion management agency. the plan projects there will be an additional 101,000 households in san francisco by the year 2040 and an additional 191,000 new workers. they have an online survey tool, asking the public how do you want to spend the transportation dollars so the web site is sfcta.gov/mybudget. so sfcta.org/my budget. there's a related web site which is movesmartsf.com. then finally committee members discussed their experiences with transportation and physical access to the sites of the america's cup and fleet week, both in early october and also in august. roland wong, council member wong particularly had a lot of input which he has also given to the mta next meeting will be friday, november 9, from 1.30 to 3.30 at city hall, room 421. that brings me to the segue. this was my last meeting and as i think the council members know, i have resigned. technically today is my last day. i'd like to read the letter that you wrote, you all have a copy of it but for the benefit of the people in the audience i'

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this is where contra cta cnty minoritynd poostf the resint li.juvenile law courtom wil close. cases will bmoved all the way to the main courthouse martinez in the centl part of the county. the same thing will happ in pittsrgh. wh its juvenile family courtrooms go dark t.she head the bar association. >> these are folks who have least amount of income. least access to public transportation t.and least amount of resources of anybody else in the county. yet they are being the made to take the brunt of these budget cuts. >>reporter: lawyer dan fice in richnd bieves th tsiolate the la. >> when e change to a court are con in a mapper where people are fundamentally deprived of their ability to have job in the court. taking away their constitutional right to access. >> hamilton unemployed college student who has a child custody case in richmond juvenile court. like many resident affected by the court cuts he has no car. he now lives in oakland which is a fairly quick 30 ment trip by bart but when the crt closes here hamiln wi havto ta barfrom oakld to den

. >> medicaidhen it started in the mid 1960s inflation adjued ctas about $9 billion. last year the federal gornment spent about $275 billion. neil: oh, my gsh. >> states aut another $100 billion. whathebama ministtion wants to do is double the federal spending on this the next decade. by 202 the pan is spend roughly $600 billion on a program. this is not the way to reform a program. they're expanding a program that j just doesn't work. rely abad sign for the onomy. it is a bad sign for people's health. it is a bad sign for taxpayers. neil: peter, thk you very much. as itell on people on the sh. not a left or right or green or blue. the green is not there to keep doing the kind of stuff peter was elaborating on. it is not there. it is one-stop place we tell you. it is not a democratic bashing, this is not aa3 republican bashing, the numbers ar't there to support it. we bettercome up with betttter math because this ain't cutting it. >>> you remember this doozy fromitt romney a couple months ago. >> i can't tell you athing about the vp process, neil, you ow that. if i di

>> those who trade are ctas and electronic molds, when the models flip from long rand to short rand ase have the past few days, seen the quick move in rand because it is such a high beta currency, why models trade it, you don't want to fight that flow because the macroflow and the fx market in terms of rand is much smaller than this e flow. you really have to wait until these models decide to turn around, go long rand and jump on the trade after that in terms of the currency market. last point on the rand is just that nonresident bond holders continue to sell south african bonds. >> the bottom line you don't fight the computers out there in terms of your trade bringing to us, selling euro cad why? >> i didn't think much came out of the finance minister's meeting into europe. they have one more day to go for ecofen. they did approve the esm. the markets waiting for and the market he is haven't gotten is to apply for the bailout. euro will drift lower until we get the news. short the euro against the canadian dollar. blockbuster involvement in canada on friday, jobs rose 52,000 i think p

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