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a couple of years ago i had funding from an oakland based foundation to do a n mosaic project. i had done a project for the school 2 years beforehand. we had the money and i couldn't get the principal to meet with me for a 20 minute meeting. i meet with the principal and some parents and the chosen teachers one or 2 teachers and we will start a project. i had the money. they didn't have to come up with the money. i couldn't get the principal to meet with me. one of my murals was up in their school. i told the secretary said we am lose the opportunity. i got the teacher who sounded like this was dumped in my lap. can you work with 400 of our kids. >> no only 40. i couldn't get her to return a phone call. i went to the funder and said if i can't get the people to sit down and meet with me when i'm bringing a 10,000 program to their school. they said as long as it's in the same neighborhood and works for the same population and i did i called another principal. she met with me at the meeting. this is true. the principal was there. 2 teachers and 2 parents and members of the pta we

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ford do sol n solemnly swear to faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> it wasn't a liberal in the ford administration the country's reservoir in trust in government was drained it was empty. gerald ford's task was to try to fill the reservoir of trust. >> our fellow americans the long national nightmare is over. >> he was a midwesterner. he had conservative values. he was a legislat legislator wa tactical than strategic. >>> for a reasonably sized government and a solid cold warrior in a sense. >> still conservatives sense the investment in the gop had been zeroed out. one schemed to get it back by getting to pick the republican the right like least. >> i sent him a memo. you know who i recommended he pick? nelson rockefeller. you know why? i knew the naming of a rockefeller would revive the conservative movement, nothing else would. if we can't take it from nelson rockefeller we can't take it from anybody. >> i never heard that. >> he had moved on his part. >> to take over the party the conservatives still needed to push their ideas. the most persist

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we told but last night, called "the pedophile's guide to love and pleasure, a child lover's code of do nonduct." it's hard to even say these words. he described it this way, the misspellings are his, this is my attempt to make pedophile situations safer for those juveniles that find themselves involved in them by establishing certain rules for these adults to follow. i hope to achieve this by app l appealing to the better nature of pedosexuals with hope that their doing so will result in less hatred, and perhaps lighter sentences, should they ever be caught. it gives advice, what kind of touching, kissing and fondling of children is legal, how far they can go without getting arrested. he also tells pedophiles if they're disease free they don't have to use a condom with a child. mr. greaves was clearly thrilled to be in business with amaz amazon.com and wants his book to not only help pedophiles but change people's attitudes about them. >> every time you see them on televisions they're either murders, rapists or kidnappers and that's not an accurate presentation of that particular sexuali

do that, but we'll have a challenge in the u.s. because we will not be able to run such an enormous budget deficits. foreign demand for treasurys will n be able to support it at that point, and i do hope that we do not get a bond market crisis. i hope that we cut spending in the interim. so that when china does restructure, which can withstand that. stay with china, the treasury secretary has been trying to pressure them with regard to their monetary policy. what are your views on the policy of that? guest: china has to manage a very difficult transition to a domestic consumption without run away inflation. i do not think pressure from the united states is helpful for that, and it is also dangerous that we threatened trade retaliation, because we could ignite arade war. i think that we need to back off a little bit. host: you talk about the tea pay and the gop earlier. the test of a small government with a large military? guest: i think the defense needs to be on the table for cuts, but some conservative groups think you need t spare defense. i think if we're serious about cutting spending, everything needs to be on the table. there i

assigned to work out there.5 full-time people do you have altogether? ñ be four f.visor maxwell:z&y so everything is full, you have four full-time people the farmer's markets, fleave market, and un plaza. rç>> correct. and then others whoe[z support - supervisor maxwell: but now you have three. s been here since -- >>0Ññ june 12. rdthe prior manager took a promotional opportunity. supervisor maxwell: is it your intention to fill the vacant position? >> yes. we thought we obtained the mayor approvals office. our hr department informed us that they had not yet had the yes button. one of my jobs today is to call the budget analysts office and remind him we are still awaiting that approval. supervisor maxwell: ok, that is all i have. supervisor mar: thank you. should we open this up for public comment? supervisor maxwell: i do want to thank you both, all of you, again. i feel your passion and commitment. i just want you to know that everyone thinks that our farmers markets are extremely viable to us, especially as we see a market starting in almost every neighborhood.

do. everybody was very happy n joying the festivitys, including many of the workers. >> reporter: there was an army of workers, sweeping trucks, cleaning the parade rowd and the plaza. officials say workers collected about 35,000 pounds of trash. the clean up took about 12 hours. also, equipment contractors spent 5 hours breaking down the stages and tents in front of city hall. for now the orange carpet is taped up but the pride and joy of celebrating a champion will last for a life time. 34,000 pounds of trash, that's lot of trash. there is trash left right behind me now. officials say as bad as it looked, the event that pushes the most trash are beta breakers. hundreds of thousands of people skipped work, pulled their children out of school. this parade fallowed the exact same rowd rout the team took 52 years ago when they moved here from new york. a lot of people describe this as a once in a life time opportunity. [ music playing ] [ screams ] >> reporter: a parade to remember with thousands of fans cheering and screaming at anything that moved. and even things that didn't move. they kep

. >>> fue el primer y tengo un niño que n cumple ni dos años. >>> gilberto dice el momento que fue despedidoneficio de desempleo que fueron negados. >>> simplemente quiero ver si hay algún problema o que me den una explicación para saber más (hablan en inglés esta mañan fue a la oficina de apelación a presentarse delante de un juez. >>> ustedes tiene derecho a dos juicio primero con un juez y puede venir a la mesa de directores que se encarga del departamento ap. >>> durante la audiencia el juez graba la conversación y recibe documento. >>> cualquier persona que no este de acuerdo tiene que apelar, aunque ustedes puede san que no tiene caso tiene que venir y presentar su caso, primero no le cuesta nada, y pueden haber más beneficios que ustedes no sabía que tenía. >>> las personas tiene 20 días despuéñ de recibir la carta de negación para solicitar una apelación a departamento desarrollo. >>> solo de queda esperar para decidir a conocer a la decisión el injueza que podría apelar. >> voy a tomar una decisión. mantie en san franciscotienen en 12, 4% beatriz s aÑos, a no comprar regalos de nobl

doing a lot of good thing. good thing on first and second down. the one thing we're n doing third down., you can't do anything. getting guys, how do you play over 60 applause? not just one big play and three bad plays. it is, the offense is fine. we have to get our guys to play at that level consistently and do a better job coaching. >> we didn't have anything wrong. i was pleased with the way we controlled it early. third and three, third and four, third and six. and i think we talk about the first five third downs, we should have made those plays. that's when you keep working. you get it doner you don't. we haven't been able to capitalize. and through the years we've been fairly decent in that area. >> and the same thing every third down. it seems like every situation, there is a different reason for their lack oficking up a first down. the punters have gotten a lot of work lately. >> and being last in the league, that's aery uncomfortable place to . and i guess kyle has to take the weight of that. >> absolutely have to. when they look at everything they say tey're happy with the way

second, they do n show what is in body cavities.third, as congressman duncan said, are we getting to the point where we are willing to spend every dime the goal of preventing a terrorist attack when we know we cannot prevent every attack? host: laura murphy started working for the aclu in 1993. mike is on the republican line. florida. caller: i know she will probably not like to hear my point of view, but she has talked a lot about the right issues, people are being forced through a radiation tunnel. then if we do not accept that, we have to go through a groping process. we have 2 million people flying every day in america. 2 millio people every day are being subjected to a process that is no longer effective because the terrorists change their tactics. the body cavity issue is clearly an issue. we have to get down to the basic thing that will fix this. that is called profiling. i know it is politically incorrect to do, especially for the aclu, but that is what we need. we do not need to subject to million americans, who are not the

. >> president obama is at the white house today doing radio interviews and n districts with tight races. john boehner hoping to be the next speaker of the house was in ohio last night. >> we have a great ticket and a great night tomorrow night. >> polling places are ready and voting machines are out. >> everything is ready to go. we are looking forward to the voters coming in. >> america votes today. in washington, tracie potts, today in the bay. >> closer to home, your ballot could look different. east bay voters will be using new ranked choice voting. chris sanchez is here. entirely possible this could cause delays at the ballot box. >> it could because you are talking about a ballot that has the number one and the number two and number three choice. it can take time to tabulate and some of them may not be valid or count the one, two, three because only one is listed as all three. let's talk about how it works. i don't know if you have been to the horse races, but some say that's what the rank choice ballot looks like. these folks are voting for mayor and the rest of the races in oakl

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. >> the best thing i can do is get my foot n just get n whatever it takes. >> if you missed the job fair, it's going to take place december 7th. >> president obama made it to indonesia. he spent part of his childhood. the president and first lady were greeted by indonesia's president. visit is a home coming for the president who lived in indonesia four years as a child. >> i will tell you that i barely recognized it as i was driving down the street the only building that was there when i moved there was serena. now, it's one of the shorter buildings on the road. >> this is including trade and middle east peace process an issue of great importance in indonesia. president obama planned to visit twice before. but those trips were canceled. >> coming up here at 5:00 the bay area's uninsured get a new option for health care. >> and there is a missle launch that is baffling the military tonight. >> help cannot come soon enough former than 4,000 carnival cruise passengers still stuck at sea tonight. >> i'm sandhya patel. live doppler 7 showing showers. i'll let you know when >> closed capt

. -- who do n have access. we need to focus on cost containment and make sure it is affordable and make sure we control the cost better. host: florida. bob. thank you for waiting. caller: i want to know how much it costs the american taxpayer to keep a congressman in office. this includes housing, staff costs, travel, supplies, committee compensations, your salary, everything that is included to keep you in office for one year. guest: there is no housing provided to members of congress. there is a cost for staff, salary, all of this is public intermission. if you want to call my office, we would be happy to point you to the data that would show you the numbers for any member of congress, including mine. the cost of our form of government is high, but it is the best form of government known in the world. that is why, as americans, we have been willing to pay the price for a democratic process in which people can collect their own representatives. you can hold us accountable and both of us in or out. host: congre

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. >> wale do that next. [applause]ñ÷ ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah [applause] >> all right. back with keith ablow, a psychiatrist and fox news contributor. i feel like i should be dying down a count. and rabbi daniel lapin of the american alliance for jews and christians. rabbi, we're talking about gratitude and using the trilogy of holidays here. >> sure. >> humbling ourselves and becoming grateful, because if you separate thanks from giving, don't make it a compound word, giving. >> yes. >> but giving has a dark side possibly to it. explain. >> well, very easily. in the sense that the torah depicts a blueprint for how the world really works. the way god built us is that it is very easy for us to corrode our souls, and receiving something for nothing is one of the surest ways of doing that. so in a divine high arca of giving, the highest way of giving is to enable somebody to earn his own living, because in so doing you give

a city that is full of leaders, webre with his maverick flair and n-do attitude has quickly become one of d.c.'s leading stakeholders and community activists. >> anyone would be lucky to have septime for a partner because it's like a holiday every day. you know, he comes in, and he says, "oh, guess who i talked to, guess what's gonna happen, possibilities of tours to these countries." you know, there's always something exciting happening, and really my job is to keep up with him. he's also someone who makes things happen. he's not just someone who thinks of things or talks about them. he executes them, and when he's faced with a problem, he thinks immediately of a way to solve it. >> i'm immensely proud of the growth of the washington ballet, but the growth is a reflection of lots of things, including artistic growth on the pa of the company itself and our school and our outreach programs, but also, really it takes a village, and so there are hundreds and hundreds supporters of the ballet, fundraisers, people who donate, patron supporters, and we're all linked together in the success o

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