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they have not been easy against ec competition. >> we got to get something going. we have a lull and we can't be satisfied. keep pushing forward and make this something special. >> the game marks the return of the former captain who played on the top line. jarrau out ofwith concussion-like symptoms. >> you do not get over 1600 points if you do not have those things. he is a great player. he has been a great player for quite some time. >> the redskins have the day off. they play the giants sunday and they need time off. the guys were emotional after that new england boss and felt they should have beaten the patriots. the effort was good, the result of the same. the guys are playing for their jobs in future. >> i do not know how many callbacks that candy the right supporting cast of put the pressure on one guy. sometimes the most pieces are not there to go from looking good to average. you are planning for an opportunity to come back and be part of the team especially when you do not have a shot at the playoffs. everyone is coaching for jobs. >> the bowl season is ge

. >> i think i made that in home ec in 7th grade. >> bet you never seen a beer heist like this before. how did that chick hide a case of beer up her skirt. >> cutest video of the day right here. ♪ >> a golden groove to the guitar. don't dare stop the music. >>> we're going to begin our show today with the riots that broke out at the mall of america on monday. now this video is just one of the many videos that ended up on the internet. this was unloaded by dan. reports say that about 200 teens and young people were involved in this and according to reports, about 30 officers came in trying to direct people away from the violence. but, people didn't leave the mall. instead, people went to videotape because they wanted to upload them on things like youtube and world star hip-hop. listen to the beginning of this video. >> the worst [ bleep ]. >> you hear somebody say this is world star hip-hop stuff here. many reports are saying things like this, it's becoming a trend and that social media is feeding it. with this particular riot, some reports said that people thought that little wayne an

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whenever sprinkles the ec could last through tomorrow. we should be drive by tuesday furious cloudy wednesday and another round of light rain expected for thursday and then mainly sunny as we head into the next weekend. a 40 7:00 a.m. if. the >>ysabel: in decision 2012 we are taking a look at the gop presidents as they take to the state's denial of year is less than one month until the caucuses in that state. the candidates confirmed their commitment to lowering taxes and creating jobs although fewer business regulations. newt gingrich and mitt romney came out swinging at each other trying to make their opponent in one of the washington insiders. >> let's be candid, the only reason he did not become a career politician is because he lost to teddy kennedy in 1994. fog >> i am a citizen, i have served the country in many ways as you have. you would have been a 17 career it's- just 17 year career politician if you had one. >>ysabel: the candidates were split on social security payroll tax cuts. michelle bachman, rick. and rick santorum oppos

the darkness the ec on the screen are trees that would need to be cleared. there's also concern about traffic that it would bring to the area. reggie kumar is at the meeting right now and we will have a live report at 11:00 p.m.. >> in mountain view, nasa scientists announced that they have discovered a very earth like planet outside our solar system. >>catherine: nasa scientists have discovered a new earth like planet that they believe could support life. charles clifford has details. >>charles: according to nasa scientists, the planet is twice the size of earth. it's year is 292 days and has a comparable average temperature of 72 degrees. >> if this planet is rocky, we could rock around on the surface in be perfectly fine, more comfortable there and they would be in the bay area today. >> this is the first planet we have confirmed it is in the habitable zone. >>charles: it is the area around a star or the planets orbit must live for life to survive. the plan is its in the habitable zone but they do not know what it is made of, rock, gas or liquid. >> that

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yields fell at that -- as the ec berere tstart offering banks a limited three-year loans later this weekgermany's business c confince in the spanish bond sale gave shares a boost tuesday. let's have a closer look it's a market numbers now. the blue-chip dax closed the day up by more than 3%. the euro stoxx 50lsup b 2.7%, positive territory. the dow jonones industrials stil going strong, up by 2.79%. the euro is tracing for1.307. 6 t eopn mmsier has approved a plan to wind down troubled german lender west lb. the plan has taken two yearso put in place. the state-bank -- the state back the bankill stop offering new services on june 30 next year. its corectivities involving the servicing of german savings banks will be contitinued by a smaller institution. all remaining assetsnd liabilities will be sold or wound down by an agency funded by thehe german government. west lb close to collapseur the 2008 financial crisis. u.s. mobile phone provir at&t is droppingts $39 billion bid to buy smaller wireless provider t-mobile usa. the deal was broken off under presrero anti-trust regulators. that r

at the same time last week, the president of the ec beet said that under no circumstances would they buy the bonds in a qe fashion without a change in the treaty. it is just not legal. >> take a look at the markets. this is what europe is doing as i speak. a light euphoria that is pretty much gone. market investors want to see the european central bank had a net term, buying up the debt from these peripheral, troubled peripheral euro zone nations. >> thank you very much. thank you. in a bbc interview, pakistan's prime minister has admitted that his country and the united states and no longer trust each other. relations have spiralled downwards since 24 pakistani soldiers were killed near the border last month. the prime minister refused to rule out closing of the airspace to the united states. this report from islamabad does contain flashing images. >> the funerals last month of 24 pakistani troops, killed by nato aircraft. pakistan claims that this was a deliberate attack and is still grieving, still angry at the u.s.. when we met the prime minister, he was blunt about the cracks in

. >> ec average, the student can policy average, they should spend more time looking into their work or studying. i have friends on sports teams that are at school until 5:30 at night. >> is designed to help students become successful. >> when it is all said and done, we don't want just athletes. he wanted students and student athletes that can go to the next level whether they play at the next level. >> tuesday board members voted against the recommendation. >> kids that are not doing well are going to flunk out, why did they have to have a higher standard when they run the risk of losing kids that might otherwise stay engaged? >> the new requirements going to affect on december 31. many helped draft the new proposal. >> snow and cold temperatures threw a monkey wrench in kansas city today. accidents were reported after the light and dust left slick road conditions. temperatures did not reach freezing point but are expected to climb into the 50's before the upcoming weekend. you're not expecting it, the idea is to slow down. >> use the winter driving tips. maybe parts of our region

that means the ec be has to break all its promises in the past and start buying government bonds from the greeks, italians. it has done some of this already and i kind of subterranean away. i think the head of the e c b is going have to get serious and get out there with his printing press because i don't see any other way of avoiding a complete break out of the single currency. i argue the tenor more years ago that europe was making a big mistake in creating a single currency. i have the "i told you so" t- shirt on right now. tavis: you think this is directly tied to the origin of the eu? >> the eu is not the problem, the single currency is the problem. it has done just the opposite. it is called the split between the members and non-members of the single currency. my country is not in a single currency but it is in the european union. inside the single currency, you have a credible economic divergence from the german court in the mediterranean periphery. the problems are really profound and if they don't move swiftly, they are going to be staring at the breakup of the eurozone. it w

i am staff at the ec commission office -- at the east commission office. our officers have recorded some video, it, which i will play for you right now. -- our officers have recorded some video comment, which i will play for you right now. if i could have this microphone on by the speaker. supervisor campos: is the sound on? >> work orders and how they affect young people. to give you some background on myself, i grew up -- good morning, supervisors. share of the san francisco youth commission, wanting to speak on your item and work orders and how they affect young people. to give you some background on myself, i grew up in the west. -- i grew up riding the bus. i know the impact it has on the lives of the youth. how to work orders affect -- how do work orders affect youth? they serve our city, and as soon as we improve the efficiencies, i hope to provide funds for really wonderful programs like muni that we can make sure get kids to school and home safely. i encourage you guys to think about these work orders and think about how they can improve the lives

there is no wind at the moment but that will soon change we have winter storm watches in ec yellow areast is where the snow will fall. the storm will begin to pull its moisture north we should have some showers tonight and into the morning tomorrow. it will rain is steadily tomorrow night and into sunday morning. look at these wind gusts... 123 m.p.h. that it's really rare! here is a closer look at the rain... a wave of rain comes in and picks up tomorrow night and into sunday morning. the chicago bears kickoff time is at around noon on sunday. let's enjoy the weather we have right now there is a fair amount of sunshine today. this is the 18th least snowy fourier in this state. we had a high of 45 degrees today. tonight it will be cloudy with a possibility of rain temperatures tonight will reach 30 degrees. in the daytime it tomorrow we will have some rain mixed the sun shine in that afternoon and temperatures will most likely reach fifties. we are looking at some windy conditions on sunday it could be a messy football game. see you guys later. >> time for today's trivia. what kind of ca

vern >> the next non-ec cargoes of beltran and he will be wearing the uniform of the st. louis cardinals. a two- year $26 million deal that includes a no trade clause. last year he split time between the mets and the giants. he is now with the cardinals who have deep pockets. vern >> gonzales, this is fan for oakland a's fans. another all-star talent has been traded away. gonzales was traded to the washington nationals for four different players. the oakland a's want that new stadium and a want territorial rights in the south bay. stamford measured itself there are playing in the fiesta bowl on january 2nd. jackson aldridge was fouled. butler once the game 71-66. >> we have to adjust to the nba please. we have a feel for the coaches system. we have a rigorous 66 game schedule. vern >> in your biggest perk is the key card to get into the gym? >> coming into the nba, you want to get better every day. vern >> how about mark jackson? there was a moment at the end of the second preseason game, it was like he was still teaching. what was he saying? >> he knew that i was struggl

it is ec-wide priority. this simply provides a tool whereby one of population of individuals that are in need of employment have an equal opportunity to compete. the resolution and for the interventions surveys. these are national surveys as well as state surveys. it shows that employers are extremely reluctant to have much less likely to hire a person that has been convicted of any crime. as the the the car becomes more serious or becomes substantially related -- is extremely unlikely that the person is either considered for employment. we have done a number of things to try and provide greater opportunities. we have the bonding program that provides employers with the opportunity to seek local as well as federal bonding form of insurance that provides the guarantee of that if there are any issues related to liability, those issues will be covered by either federal or local law been measures. we have also worked in my office to assist individuals that wish to clear the records. we help over 2000 people and

if you don't, you get out comes like you see now where ec safeway pulling out, the fillmore center pulling out and now we are back at square one. notwithstanding the fillmore action plan, it might work, it might not. but we are in the fourth quarter again and we have people leaving. we still have the depopulation of blacks and san francisco and now we have a cbd that is folding. and i was supporting it a lot when it started with ace and a few other community members. i feel i have a right to say it failed and i'm willing to work with the city and i represent a film or lower the neighborhood association and we are ready to get busy and start and do. [tone] -- started a do. president chiu: next speaker please. >> i was born in keizer gary down the street from the fillmore. ♪ it's time we lead ♪ and what we need to rename it the fillmore cbd ♪ ♪ the fillmore stars are out tonight and they're going to shine on a bright ♪ though way i'm feeling, what we need is to read a bit the fillmore cbd ♪ president chiu: any other members of the public which to speak in opposition? seeing none, let me see

traffic is really stacking up coming from interstate 80 and even the ec over crossing itself. the san mateo bridge is pretty sick westbound towards foster city. that camera is shaking around. a strong wind advisories in effect into the ride is under 16 minutes from end to end. as we take things over to the golden gate bridge, traffic is pretty quiet. we are seeing a lot of space between cars. we are delay freak accident free for your ride out of the north bay. >>mark: a deadline this morning for occupy san francisco to pack up their tents at justin herman plaza. city leaders are proposing that the move to a new site, an empty school building in the mission district. protesters declined to that proposal. health officials say the encampment is a public health nuisance. we will monitor the situation and to bring you any updates as the deadline approaches. >>darya: in oakland, a one- year-old boy that was shot has improved. he was shot in a parking lots with a music video was being filmed. that is where there was a candlelight vigil last night for the victims. people formed a pray

when we brought it to the attention of the ec -- fo the epc that the language testing was only in english and chinese and not in spanish, they were responsive to making those changes to the website so that it was more accessible to the e.l. community, both in chinese and in spanish per it there was a third emerging in the ballot for the 2011-2012 school year. parents brought these concerns were hints of concerns to the district. that is an ongoing conversation. we were able to see positive responses eventually from the san francisco unified school district and epc, who gave us the report. we are looking forward to meeting with kevin chavez concerning dual-immersion programs and 1-way immersion programs to. we have had a lot of parents come to our meetings and we have lots of questions for the district. we are looking forward to kevin coming and hearing those concerns. i would like to say that we are really happy that we have a lot more parents attending our b.c.c. meetings. there are a forceful and strong voice making their voices heard. that speaks to the parent engagement, we in the com

contributions to the rainy day reserve, though depleting, that will be there again and to support ec's for our after- school programs, which will be even more robust next year than they were this year. the support we're getting preschool programs, arts school programs, while the centers, a sports school programs, library programs that we will continue to do our part to help support and birds those budget gaps being expanded and extended by the state cuts that we are facing, and of course, the national challenges that continue to dominate. it is in that spirit of recognition, but that spirit of reward that we are here, and it is in that spirit that i will ask hydra to come out and to begin the process of announcing this year's winners and then talking about them a little bit more, and we will hear from them. why don't we start, then? >> we recognize what early childhood education means to us. we wanted to make sure that we recognize our site managers at our child development sites, so our first letter is raul chavez. he finds inspiration in the learning and billions of all our children.

the ec that is all set up for the police to handle these things on the scene. >>reporter: i do not see any wagons, but when i drove down to get to the police chief i saw about 40 or 50 cars. i am sure the bulk of the rest are going. that is why we do not see those wagons here, but i can tell you maybe they will make more arrests. there are plenty of police cars and police vehicles in the surrounding streets. the next tree is mission, they have that she blocked off as well. if you come down here, you have to drive down spear and then hop onto power to reconnect with the embarcadero. they have hundreds of police officers not just here but also in the surrounding streets. >>james: for those unfamiliar with the area was in the surrounding area? is it mainly commercial are their hotels? do you see anyone coming out in the street to check out what's going on? >>reporter: here is the height, the tourist that are staying there may be looking out the window to check out what is going on. and then you can see market we are basically in the financial district. there is th