daniel has been talking about this for what seems a millennium. you imagine being the mayor's office of neighborhood services how demanding that job is. the calls you get for service. we got the liaisons to the districts and how overwhelmed some of them are. we added budget cuts. the office had 2 or 3 people representing each district now you have one person representing 2 or 3 districts because of budget cuts. the expectations are rising in terms of what you xch out of that department. and so in an effort to meet those expectations daniel's looking at best practices and different ways of doing things. trying to find an entrepreneurial approach to face the challenges that exist in our diverse neighborhoods. he came with with this idea of a summit and picked up on the best practices that we engaged in by creating a model for 109 cities through project homeless connect we got all the city agencies and nonprofits and community leaders and others under one roof. we do that every 6 weeks here at the bill graham auditorium. thousands come together. i ca

>> i've gon november daniels for 30 years and i liked him for 30 years. i'm not in the business of urging people to run for president. i try and cover them fairly if they do. >> lehrer: so what do you make of what he said about, do you think he's going to run? you're a pundit, come on. >> i think from private conversations with him i think it's very personal decision and he's a long way from heading in that direction. >> lehrer: let's move from the personal to the issue of public employees. did you pick up any new insights or see any light in the conversation between governor switser and governor daniels? >> well, i did. in the sense, i've heard governor daniels before and his positions have been well covered. governor schweitzer not so. and i thought he made a very positive case for public employees collective bargaining. the reality is this. my good friends, unions are great in the private sector, because you have these powerful greedy bosses, so, they didn't say that was 35% of the work force. to somehow collective bargaining should not stepped to peop

¿qué pasa con sarah daniels? ¿ya la encontramos?bi, el jefe neceita un helicóptero para ethan y la nueva reportera sarah, gracias. >> te debo una bruce. >> amigos ¿sabes cuántas puertas tuve que tocar para conseguirlo? >> pero ¿tenemos un plan? ¿adónde iremos? >> debo llevarte a un lugar seguro. >> hay un helicóptero en el edificio libertad, al otro lado de la calle. >> me enconarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden >> me encontrarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden mantenerse desplazándose por el aire. >> gracias. >> debo volver al canal para transmitir el reportaje, tengan cuidado ¿si? y ethan, quiero hablarte. >> ahora regreso. >> ethan, necesitarás esto. >> odio esas cosas. >> oye, solo tenla. >> ella es la yuiyo, pero debo cambiar su destino. >> ethan, no existe un lugar al que puedas llevarla, para escapar de su destino, no seas torpe esta vez, debes llevarla a la gran cueva. >> me estoy cansando de este maldito destino, lo haré a mi modo. >> ethan, tú y yo hemos recibido gran honor, de

pastor daniel nalliah created a movement called rise up australia. christians gather for monthly meetings in 75 australiaian cities. >> reformation is what we are looking for. i can smell the fragrance of the percent rain. i know australia will come to jesus chltd>> it can goal ising to gets christians to pray for the transsfor medication of their nation. a number of miracles have been reported. >> deaf hear, lame start to walk, people are set free from demonic spirits. this woman set free from depression. >> if we kept up with that track, i would have ended up in suicide and certainly our marriage would have broken up. started casting demons out of me. marriage ri stored. so much better. i want to worship god like never before. >> even australia's secular media reporting on the miracles. the age wrote about a woman who was raised from the dead. diane na shield suffered a heart attack while on a bus tour. an expert on cardiac resuscitation and says she was lifeless. >> as pulseless cardiac arrest. to put that on a context of a bus with one doctor, no

my name is daniel marshall. i am a resident in north beach for over 20 years. i have lived in the city for 35. we all know, whether our opinion is one way or another, that this is a band-aid solution to a problem that needs a comprehensive plan that works for the residents and businesses of san francisco. please stop the current carpet bombing of the antennas in our city. this has got to stop. you guys have to make a stand and work with the supervisors to please stop this process. this is not a solution. one in town after another. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> by name is julie jacocks. i have lived on stockton. i have some information for each of the commissioners that pertains to some technical information about antennas such as cell phone antennas are not needed for 911 calls in the city. they are able to go out no matter what the infrastructure is. i also wanted to show a map here of only t-mobile antennas in san francisco, as of 2009. these are only t-mobile. i do not know how many others there are in the city from other companies. what i wante

>>pam: one of the highest points to mount diablo and daniel is there daniel buriabur >>reporter: wifnot quite snowfall yet. you can see there's really not a thing of the ground just yet. as i mentioned, we will be seeing a lot of fog, strong wind and it is recalled.it is releasd cold. and this is the road that you take to the, summit. it is been closed because of ice. and it is only foot traffic allowed right now. pamela? >>pam: daniel, those winds some very powerful. >>reporter: yes, very cold and very windy. try to stay warm. >>pam: thank you, our weather coverage continues online www.kron4.com and click on weather. the gruesome discovery in the backyard of a home in the north bay. investigators want to this home in our rebecca weigh and novado suspicious neighbors called police. working crews found a body underneath a newly installed brick patio. this man has been missing since september. kate thompson is live from novado. kate. of rebecca weigh. >>reporter: still digging, you can see plywood in the front yard. search and rescue appeared on one the scene, need to shore up this area i

i would ask you to look for alternative approaches. >> good afternoon. >> my name is daniel. thank you for taking the time to hear me. i am 8 district 9 and president. i am a part of the south separate cisco impact. i bicycled there sometimes. i often drive there. i want to say how excited i am about this project. i have been working on this for years. some of the changes were implemented. that was an awakening to me. i see the same possibility. it has been such a barrier for that to happen over in cesar chavez. the ground is being broken up for a very important reason. i think it is an incredible opportunity toi. ts flaw is tragic. a lot of the changes are clarifying. it may slow down traffic. the level of service to be gained by clarifying where you are supposed to bei know that ia very good friend. she was one lane over while somebody got annoyed about the person in front of manhood -- in front of them. it becomes a turn lane there. they went into her. that doesn't happen to my remains because they avoid driving on it. it is only people coming from another neighborhood thr

venture of problems with the table as well daniel for me which match the rhetoric with actions i mean i for do so for two years russia wants to become a major financial center and i even heard that your financial center what is being done is the actions and rhetoric matching him anyway. i think you're seeing gradual progress being made we've seen recently the merger of the two main markets in russia the my six and the r.t.s. index that's one thing you've seen the ability now with foreign companies to list in russia using body art programs russian depository receipts you've seen big developments in terms of derivatives trading so things are progressing gradually there's still a lot of anything i can see if i could see with you then why are russian companies still listing bond issues on foreign exchanges here i mean there is that isn't attractive enough and what needs to change for that to happen. of for me the two reasons firstly it's very easy to list overseas you've got a lot of expertise you've got all the noise you got all the accountants all the all the legal experts overseas alre

i would ask you to look for alternative approaches. >> good afternoon. >> my name is daniel. thank you for taking the time to hear me. i am 8 district 9 and president. i am a part of the south separate cisco impact. i bicycled there sometimes. i often drive there. i want to say how excited i am about this project. i have been working on this for years. some of the changes were implemented. that was an awakening to me. i see the same possibility. it has been such a barrier for that to happen over in cesar chavez. the ground is being broken up for a very important reason. i think it is an incredible opportunity toi. ts flaw is tragic. a lot of the changes are clarifying. it may slow down traffic. the level of sce

from 1913 to 1921, joseph daniels was the secretary of the navy to read a native of north carolina at yet gone to all school in 85. president woodrow wilson appointed the secretory daniels in 1913 and his assistant was franklin roosevelt. with the war waging in europe, daniels became increasingly concerned about the preparation the needed to make to ensure that the u.s. navy could operate at the maximum efficiency if and when america entered the war. in early 1917, concerned about having enough men to man the ships, daniel asked his adviser about having enough navy. he said as the absence of the word of u.s. citizens allow him to enlist women in the navy and lift from those advisers daniels ordered the new u.s. navy to enlist women and the women floated to the recruiting stations and they signed up and they were sworn into the navy. the congress decided to change what they saw as the navy regulations and changed it back to the u.s. citizen. if the word meal in front of that. the single word of the united states official document. they are extremely important with the full rights to th

>> and daniel rocky -- daniel rocky. my client has developed an iphone application to interface with town cars. i have learned a lot about the regulatory scheme. under the california public utilities code, regulation of town cars and limousines is delegated to the puc. they are licensed by the puc. the code provides that the m.t.a. has no role in regulating those cars. the problem with this legislation as it purports to delegate to the mta authority that is invested in the puc. that is one issue. i got miss hiyashi to address that. the second issue i have is with the new section 7.3 0.6 -- 7.3.6. i understand that taxicab's don't appreciate when hotels, doormen, passengers -- take passengers to illegal town cars. [tone] it attempts to prohibit all referrals. i think it is written too broadly. it can potentially encompass concierge taking a tip to arrange a legal service. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. any other public comment that has not been made before? >> walter paulson. here is your friendly safe driver again. ♪ i

que pablo montero, cumpla con la manutención, y se le sume, una nueva responsabilidad legal, con danieljeres, sandra, y raquel, sandra, dirá que no lo necesita de la parte romántica, pero las dos quieren dinero. >>> pablo montero, dijo que no va a presentar, a daniel, con pablo, a los dos niños, que por el momento, no los va presentar. >>> hasta que venga una revista, y ofrezca dinero. >>> vas a ver qué piensa sandra vidal, si pondrá a su hijo en este entonces. >>> vamos a nuestra primera pausa, y no se vaya a parar de allí, una popular actriz, revela algo de william levy. >>> y diana reyes, revela a quién quiere conocer esta noche, y le pegan a una famosa en puerto rico, y recuerde, si quiere venir en mañana viernes, a las grabaciones, tiene que llamar, y nos deja, el nombre, y número de teléfono, y si nos quiere contar un chisme, escribanos. ya regresamos. >>> y más yadelante, todo lo que pasó tras la exclusiva de antonio de ♪. ♪. >>> más adelante, le contamos a qué dominicana, le pegó el mario dólar marido, y cómo reapareció el pirru. >>> mientras la otra se mete en problemas, e incl

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in other earnings news, archer daniels midland served up tasty results. the food processor is in a sweet spot, benefiting from global shortages of grain. a-d-m earned $1.06 a share, well above estimates, and up sharply from last year. investors were hungry for the stock-- shares rose over 6% to $34.70, a 2.5 year high. also delivering strong fourth quarter results-- ups. the shipping giant earned over a billion dollars, or $1.08 a share, three cents above estimates. ups says the broader economic recovery meant it delivered more packages. record profits helped baidu shares surge to an all-time high. shares of china's biggest web search firm rose over $10 to $118.73 a share. baidu still sees room for growth, especially in e-commerce and online video. meanwhile, an fda rejection took a big bite out of orexigen therapeutics. the stock tumbled 72%. it closed at $2.50 a share after the regulator rejected the company's experimental weight loss drug contrave. the issue-- safety concerns. the fda wants to know more about heart risks. analysts believe this could se

. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as 19-year-old daniel chavez of soledad. they believe chavez and the other suspect are gang members. >>> if you drive you've probably noticed prices are going up at the pump. according to a new survey released today, it's due to events in the middle east and africa. the average price of gas is up

. >> con la certeza que es el padre de daniel. metanse a univision.com.señor pablo montero tardó tanto tiempo para decir yo gano tres pesos en lugar de 10 y tengo dos propiedades en vez de 10. >> son especulaciones porque yo particularmente a pablo montero cumplió. si no fue cuando éle sentía conforme. y quiero felicitarlo porque se hizo su prueba. >> una pregutna quiero que me diga cuando es el momento indicado para que un hombre se sienta indicado. >> dijo que no se sentía muy bien, tenía muchos problemas. estuvo preso. tenía muchas cosas en su cabeza. vale más tarde que nunca. además dice quiero contar en esta entrevista, se hizo la prueba. pero que desde el primer momento que vio a ese niño dijo que eran idénticos. entonces se preguntaba por el niño de costa rica. >> yo pienso que nunca es tarde. y raúl confírmame esto. pablo va a darle su apellido a daniel. >> raquel se le había adelantado. ella había dado herndez. lo que pasa es que ahora l quiere dar el apellido. >> es que me enardece la posición de carlolina. >> si se lo quiere entregar y ya ha ha

and a committee that included people like daniel webster and henry clay was the chairman. and he worked, not only on the people who supported compromise, but on those people who were opposed, had reservations, whatever. that's what leadership does. in the meantime, john c. calhoun, who is a member of the senate, got up to speak. he was so ill. he died within a few weeks. he couldn't read his speech, and he gave it to john mason to read for him. and what he did was condemn the north for its constant harassment, went back to the northwest where the area to the north was declared off limits for slavery. again and again and again, this government has been hostile to the interests of the south. and it needs to back off. i fear, he said, secession is inevitable. and webster then got up. he is famous speech in which he said, i rise today to speak, not as a northern man, not as a massachusetts man, but as an american. hear me for my cause. and he blamed both sides for not recognizing the importance of the union and doing everything that they could to maintain it. the outcome of co

governor daniels joins us now. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: and what is going on there is you just had rotator cuff surgery and you will not be ready for spring training. >> ju are in thtrain. >> you are in the middle of a stand offy house democrats. they first said that they were fighting against the right to work law which is now dead and now they say they are fighting against 1 othe 11 other bills e agenda. are you prepared to make a deal to get the house democrats back to indiana. >> no, if they come back we will talk about the changes or amendments they might want. while they are sub verting the democratic process there is nothing to talk about. when they come back to work we will talk about their concerns. you describe is quite accurately. it is different than wisconsin. this is not about government unions. this was a bill that i did not initiate and i thought ought to wait for a different time because i thought it might happen and it might get in the way of a very importa

and going always met outside daniel's house in the morning at about seven o'clock dr dhar which normally came by bicycle wearing his hat it was a very funny spectacle. the doctor would put his hands around the boy's head like this. he kept his hands close to the back of the head like this sometimes he pressed his hands against. elias he kept them a short distance away if you wanted to produce an act of the grange he would put his hands on the spot keep them there for a long time. did what little medicine campfield to do finally began taking notice of the people around. him and tried to talk with them ok could now show his emotions and indicate what he wanted through gestures. as soon as the boy went off to the doctor would begin playing with him just as anyone would play with their children who done hilo thought about taking off the doctor's glasses and lifting his moustache and in attempts to kiss him on the mouth of the book it was great fun. for the press jump to the bosnian but should the international tribunals at the hague charged him on eleven counts including genocide forcible de

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also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

daniel first can you bring us up to date with what's happening in greece at the moment. when the nationwide strike has basically brought greece to its knees hundreds of thousands down tools across the country in the first major labor protests there of twenty eleven. to use in fact threw rocks at police who responded with tear gas and bombs and it was the tear gas actually covered the city center which. which forced many peaceful demonstrators to actually use side streets of the avoid the city center peaceful demonstrators were forced out of the city center by police. chanting the rich fight back. paving stones in front of the central bank another group of use when talking to the parliament and said they wouldn't leave until the socialist government in greece changed its austerity measures which had been forced upon it by the european union but in fact is proven false popular with the greek population. one officer was attacked his uniform caught fire and there were casualties on both sides there are also casualties among the demonstrators where we have all these protests

parry park and we also turn to daniel salter he is chief eat em e.a.a. equity strategist at unicredit securities first alexei i'd like to go to you. not long ago a think tank in london came out with the following the london based zed yen thinking which produces my annual rankings of global financial centers based on their competitiveness rush must go sixty eight out of seventy five i was in some temper of last year they said nothing has changed to today sixty eight out of seventy five it's not very good but it's not very good conquest president seventy five national the national center for the world of kind of sixty countries right so seriously i think as a unique. option here if russia doesn't screw things up under things right in terms of this and i'll be environment and infrastructure it is a natural advantage of russia being a natural center for the tears financial markets have been so you're saying first. country wide then regional threat status regional all russian for four of the stage is regional center for others here countries firstly for the c

i mentioned one time that my last day of my 50th year was my son daniels 4444 day, which does not mean anything other than i would still be 50 years old, even though at 50 years old and 365 days. i know i came up here time after time saying christ is going to return around thanksgiving of 2009, but if i could have an hour, i could do it. cake, and i'm not very smart. february 9 or 10 is going to be 70777 from the jubilee -- supervisor mirkarimi: enjoy. next speaker please. >> this is about what is going on in egypt. i love my country but hate our foreign policy. first, what right did george bush in february 2004 have to kidnap democratically elected president and send him to south africa? the most popular party in haiti is not allowed to produce a bit in elections. the i applaud the struggle for real democracy and the right to us ouster the u.s.-backed dictator. i hope the middle east throws out every dictator that we support. the u.s. installed the sharp of eye run and they felt -- to. i do not support iran. israel has the most nuclear weapons. 200 nuclear warheads and never signed a

daniel yucra. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> felicidades! daniel! felicidades!inmigraciÓn y el abogado mario lovo va a responder las dudas. llegando allÍ desde la una de la maÑana para buscar un rayo de esperanza. son doce millones de personas que desafortunadamente tienen problemas en los estados unidos desde el punto de vista migratorio y despierta amÉrica estÁ allÍ para responder. de hecho comenzamos con los Ángeles pero la idea es que este foro vaya a todas partes de la naciÓn. >> desde las cosas mÁs simples hasta las mÁs complejas. >> somos una comunidad y estamos aquÍ para ayudarnos mutuamente. es un honor y hemos escuchado historias que realmente piensa uno que es de una novela y no se puede creer que le pase todo eso a una persona. >> que no tengan miedo porque en muchos casos son historias de tener miedo de que pueda ssuceder nada. para eso estÁn los expertos ahÍ. para buscar precisamente una una soluciÓn a los problemas. las grandes ciudades ahÍ va a estar despierta amÉrica con el panel de expertos para resolver y responder a todas sus dudas. tenemos m

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f >>ran followed by a daniel and sydney. >> i am the co-chair of this project that has been working on this for about five years. i understand that some of the ongoing opposition that continues now is from drivers that say that they have to sit at a light for an additional 60 seconds. i can speak for my fellow muni riders, if we face a delay of 30 seconds, we kiss the ground. even two or three minutes is pretty good. muni is seeing gaps in this project. i want this to move along as quickly as possible. i would like you to consider what has been requested and continue to request an increase in east-west muni service. if you want to get br fromyant to third street, you have to walk through a pretty nasty area. there are several large employers there. how are those workers going to get to work? these are some of the issues that are coming up later in the agenda as far as muni parking. workers will have no east-west service to get to that yard. it might even help some of the nannies get to work without a car. >> daniel, sidney, anna. >> good afternoon, director. there are many flaws in the

with us today is daniel weiss. ron cogan is the publisher of green car journal, and fred smith is with the competitive enterprise institute. we had the three of the them lat year. it turned into a rip roaring discussion. don't go away. we'll get started in just a moment. >> from the floor of the washington d.c. auto show, this is "autoline." here's your host john mcelroy. >> welcome back to our discussion from the floor of the d.c. auto show. with us is daniel weiss, ron cogan and fred smith. great having you all here again. we all did this a year ago. it's great to have you back. dan let me start with you. recently president obama said he needs a million electric cars on the road in about four year's time. what do you make of that? is that a realistic goal for the country? having a million cars on the road in four years time is a realistic but ambitious goal. the chevy volt is being sold this year. the demand is so high general motor's will quadruple the number they make. >> they say they are going to. is it a rea