rahm the's standing has really eroded. among independent voters it has really eroded. it is not the republicans have turned against ronnie. >> the middle of the country? >> they have been turned off because the dialogue -- the mainstream dialogue that the rest of the country is having. this culture war that we have and all the other stuff is what the republican candidates are talking about. >> all rights. thank you for coming in. it will be a wild election year. still to come -- highlighting the dangers of land mines. 1 at the filmmaker looks of the devastating -- one filmmaker looks of the devastating toll in cambodia. it has been a month since vladimir putin was reelected as to russian president. but russia's interest in politics does not disappear. >> it may seem an odd place for a municipal council meeting. then again, this one was about to become a bit of a battleground. first, they argue over who gets -- the man with the microphone represents the old-guard. he says he is in charge. but his opponents do not agree. their part of a new wave who were getting elected

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you can see the east bay and south bay, valleys, first two tart to get rid of these clouds, eroding withhe southerly wind pushing into the north bay along the coast where going to stay for the better part of today. temperatures in the east bay valleys and south bay, we are in the mid to upper 50s there and same around the monterey bay. as far as what going to happen today, i still think we'll see coast around the drizzle and the rest of us and cooler. scattered showers wednesday and thursday, we need rain after that hot weekend dry, sunny, warmer but not uncomfortable weather for the weekend. today, 58 in san francisco, oakland 62. hayward 65. concord, san jose and fremont, 11, 12 and 13° cooler than it was yesterday. clouds stubborn along the coast mid to upper 50s into san francisco, clouds in the north bay i think the low 60s bay shore by 2:00, you should have sunshine, low to mid 60s, already seen the sun in the south bay and east bay valleys upper 60s to low 70s, monterey bay upper 60s, morgan hill, gilroy and hollister sun mid to upper 60s. if you look at coast cloud cover drizzle

the aegis is budapest is eroding vital elements of democracy -- e eu says budapest is eroding vital elements of democracy. >> and hunt areas are also starting to voice their criticism. young people in particular. the big title of the protest movement is a rapper. with his aggressive lyrics, he is not everybody's darling, but that makes him even more popular with those who do love his music and videos. >> the wrapper " a line from the national anthem on the suffering of the hungarian people. the rest of his song denounces the country's political establishment in a series of profanities. he is now under criminal investigation for defaming a national symbol. never one to shy from controversy, the rapper is unfazed. >> i know what i'm talking about. you see a lot of social injustice here in my neighborhood, but you will also find it across the entire country. there's increasing social tension, but o politicians are arrogantly ignoring the problems. >> he grew up here in budapest's eighth district, the poorest neighborhood in the capital. unemployment is high. large families struggle to get by am

you can see the east bay and south bay valleys first two tart to get rid of these clouds eroding withive's e-mail from 2005. the department of justice and sec also investigating. wal-mart could face big government fines. a company spokesman released this statement: if the allegations are true it is not a reflection of who we are or what we stand for. we are deeply concerned and are working aggressively to determine what happened. >>> prince harry has been award a prestigious humanitarian award he will receive the award for distinguished humanitarian leadership in washington next month. the 27-year-old prince has extensive military experience and is training as an apache military pilot. harry will use that occasion to pay tribute to british and american veterans' charities for their work to rehabilitate [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. [ cellphone rings ] hey

any interest in improving our definition capabilities, to erode our willingness to step up and put a higher percentage of our gdp into defense. when i came to washington out of the navy in 1957 eisenhower administration, we were spending 10% of our gross domestic product on defense, same thing true in the kennedy administration, the johnson administration, and today i think we're spending about 4.5 or 4.6% of our gdp, so anyone would suggest that the debt that we're facing and the crushing deficits are a result of the pentagon or the defense department are simply not looking at the facts. it is all in entitlements because we actually as a share of gdp we are half of where we were in the 50s, 60s, and in that period. in any event, the work was put in and during the end of the ford administration and thanks to the later the reagan administration, the kinds of investment that were needed were actually achieved although the four years of the carter administration actually reduced defense capability during that period. a third thing i am not going to get into extensively and libertarianis

but this funding is now being eroded by a carve out for crew defense. about $1.4 million out of that program. last year due to the funding levels, not one federal flight deck officer could have a background check. this is a challenge for us. the federal flight deck officer program is not expanding. as a matter of fact, it's contracting. under the current obama mags has further proposed to cut the program in half. sending it to an eventual course in my opinion of elimination. secretary napolitano has made this quite clear to me that they wish to erode the program down in it's cutting back and it doesn't fit the risk based, intelligent based security that they're looking at. while i i plaud the secretary again in using intelligent and risk based analysis, there also must be a safety net to capture those that might slip through that security-based screening. even as we focus on threats of high or unknown risks, we must always remember that we cannot allow anything to splip through the cracks. ffdos are there. they're the one of the most cost ektive ways to

notice of to the west of us, during the morning hours to more quickly the clouds will erode and lots of sunshine. depending on how quickly we get the clouds have here will depend on how warm it gets here. we are anticipating mid-to- upper-60's. added clouds in the forecast for the day on monday. tonight, scattered showers will come to an end. nighttime lows will be in the 40's. when will be out of the north at 5 miles per hour to 10 m.p.h. more sunshine as we move toward the afternoon hours tomorrow. temperatures will be willing to the 60's. extended outlook shows highs in the mid-to-upper-7. as. you can go to wjla.com. we have an interesting commentary. lots of interesting things there. also a brand new daily. you can visit on line and you can visit at the smithsonian. >> still to come, there is a new romantic comedy in theaters this weekend. >> a new long-distance romantic comedy is out in theaters this weekend. >> what do you do when love and marriage and work don't quite mixed? you come up with a very funny movie -- "the five-year engagement." >> you want to start planning the we

billions of american dollars, and the family structure of african-americans and latinos is being a eroded because they are locking up more women and more children are now going to foster homes. black women and latinos are the fastest-growing. >> i think we can give you a little more time. >> i will summarize. i was just starting to have a good time. i will say in summary, because i know you have an agenda, that we do have to change the direction of this country. we have to work towards policies that will stop this crazy spending. i know there are people who believes the war on drugs protects them. i will submit to you the war on drugs has destroyed many african-american women and men. if you are my age and you went through the war on drugs the it was protecting you, and you looked at the results and find out all it did was a complete our community, and it might have made the prison system very popular, but it has not held us that all. i commend you, and i urge you to keep looking at this as a human problem and to keep exploring ways we can all work

we'll look weak systems to erode that ridge, tail end of another front.y late wednesday into thursday bringing the coolest day of the week and perhaps a few raindrops. force now we are looking at the storm track staying to the north but today is the warmest day of the week. if you like this kind of weather then you like the numbers climbing to the 70s and 80s across the bay. today look for low 60s in the northern sierra. by the end of the week, we're talking about much windier conditions here and breezy conditions throughout the coastal waters. 86 in fresno. 95 in palm springs and back home the numbers range from upper 50s from ocean beach and point reyes. half moon bay, 62. 73 in san mateo with 65 in palo alto. low 80s for concord. 82 in livermore. gilroy 82 with fog clearing. santa cruz you can see the high of 74 and at&t park we're looking at sunshine with temperatures in the mid 60s making it to upper 60s. that is the cooling trend gets underway tomorrow and then more significantly by wednesday. then latter system during the week could bring a few sho

[applause] >> i want to thank you everyone for coming tonight to erod. this is a question about our curriculum and what we give credit sort, so it used to be there are a lot more english class those for which kids got their english credits. i hope someday we will have the resources so kids can have a longer instructional, but in light of the drive towards standardizing all instruction, i would be interested in what are curriculum's, and what their discussion is. it is the most obvious place. we have had the discussion. we have gotten to the point where they pretty much have to take a prescribed program, and there is not time to take much of, and if it were only the standard courses that apply, if we were standardizing so everyone is only taking the same class as, i would hope may be the curriculum committee would take that up. i will not say we will support it when we have no money, but i think we ought to know the different kinds of activities in which kids are engaging, how they meet the standards. >> i believe mr. sanderson has done a lot of work on t

his standing has really eroded among independent voters. the problem is not a divided republican primary -- >> the middle of the country has seen what is going on, and the dialogue has been toward ahoy divers from the mainstream dialogue that the rest of the country is having, this culture war, rehashed, and all of this stuff that the candidates have been talking. >> still to come on the program, highlighting the dangers of land mines. when filmmaker takes his eye on the devastating toll. >> huge anti-government protest, they have not disappeared. >> it might seem an odd place for a municipal council meeting. this one is about to become a bit of a battleground. first, they argue over who gets to be the chairman. the man with a microphone represents the old guard. they're trying to change the way the politics are done. they are ready to fight back, quite literally. this is the first experience with local politics. >> just a few months ago, they attracted the liberal attention and a few visitors. the interest in politics is much greater. this

harris erode to success. >> i came up in the midst of the depression in philadelphia.n a family of very modest means. when i say very modest means, i mean almost poor. >> although her parents may not have been professional people, harris was encouraged to be more, becoming the first african-american woman to practice public relations. giving her all to her career, harris was also a member of the public relations society of america when she felt another calling on her life. >> i did not have and a ha moment as such. it was just over time a feeling of being called to something more than i had been doing. >> is it accidental that the new generation of message of god is raising up in our church in this country are women. >> hailed as a disturbing prophet, she was ordained as a priest in 1980, she used her new platform of leadership to support controversial issues, including gay rights, equality for women and abolishing apartheid. despite her liberal background, harris was consecrated a bishop to the worldwide anglican communion in 1989. >> when i was asked if my name could

the street has been eroded by underground water forming a hole.erybody is okay. >> very, very lucky. >>> live breaking news in san francisco this is montgomery and california a huge protest is taking place. occupy protesters angry with wells fargo says their exec s should pay more in taxes. they want to go into a shareholder's meeting there. mark matthews there. obviously, the street is blocked off so don't try to go through this area. much more at 4, 5 and 6:00. >>> today at 4:00, banks are raking in billions in overdraft fees despite government rules to curb them. how to get real protection. >> the abortion debate heats up in california as lawmakers consider letting more than just doctors perform the procedure. those stories and more on abc7 news at 4 and 5. >>> ask anybody who works in tv and they will tell you this. >> we've all seen strange things but none as strange as this. a mother bear and three cubs caught on camera at a tv station seconds before the live weather segment. >> the station has a landscape area the black bear was 10 feet fro

this is going to hurt students and erode the quality of education. >> for this of war who recently lost her father to pancreatic cancer, there will be a mental toll as well -- for this student. >> an additional $800 is one less book, one less class that i can attend. >> according to published reports, if they do not come up with the new budget, more than $60 million will be cut from state colleges and universities, which students can say critics say can literally change the way they approach their education -- which students they can literally change the way they approach their education. >> it will be more expensive to be here in general. >> we have to say no to the forces in annapolis. >> estate represented says he is optimistic about a special session. many ideas are starting to pile on the table. >> a tax increase might translate to $100 a family. in-state tuition rates would be $800 a semester. >> there is still no word out of annapolis this evening or from governor o'malley's office whether there will or will not be a special session. we are live at the university of maryland coll

worse still, arable land is eroded or depleted through increasing levels of salt in the soil. in the face of such adversity the organization "centre for global change" is helping local women rebuild their lives. with most men heading to the big cities to look for work, it is up to them to provide for their families. not an easy task, but many are proving that not even the side effects of climate change can stop them. hamida khatun makes a little extra money planting green chilis. she's a housewife with three children. her husband is a seasonal laborer. the soil in this region is too saline, and water is scarce. chilis are one of the few vegetables that grow under these salty conditions. >> it's my land i'm growing the chilis on. i want to feed my family well, and then i can sell the rest at the market. >> hamida khatun learned how to grow chilis from ahsan ahmed. his organization, the "centre for global change" aims to help the local women stay in their villages and provide for their families, even as climate change threatens their livelihoods. hamida's also started raising ch

this has eroded the voting rights for people in prison, in jail, post release community supervision. the secretary of state has actually issued an opinion letter that serves to steal the vote from many many people inside of county jails that should be eligible to vote under a california supreme court decision that was issued in 2006. all of us for legal services children and the aclu is taking this decision of the secretary of the state to court and we hope that it will result in the expansion of voting rights for people that should have them but are imprisoned in county jail. given that civic engagement really means a lot more than just voting or the right to serve on juries, or the right to have elected office, i wanted to include a person from viet center for young women's development of about what the result has been on her drug conviction for her to engage in civil society in terms of the exercise of democracy. i would like to introduce tracy. >> good evening, everyone. how are you doing? a little bit how all it is, it is heart. it is hard trying to get a regular job like at mcd

to work through to other relevant agencies and international partners to identify ways that we can erode the capacity of boca horan to carry out the u.n. compound that was bombed and also to prevent attacks against our friends and their interest in nigeria as well. >> well, if i could interject, the observations that he made to me, as long as you have the importation of religious leaders with the students, according to him he had been in this particular madrosa which was across the street from where he was educated, a very, very different curriculum. if you indoctrine nate and raise young kids with that type of ideology, as long as these schools, some 600 of these schools continues to do that, in pakistan, and now that they are doing it in nigeria and have been doing it for quite a while, you've got to expect problems from the graduating class and you talk a lot about addressing these different factors. but to me it seems that the brainwashing and indoctrination of this type of ideology so early in life, when you're teaching people to commit jihad and giving them that absolutist view poi

even the east bay valleys and santa clara valley covered in clouds. 10:00 they start to erode east baynd south bay, east bay shore comes unhinged from the clouds stubborn along the coast into the north bay also around san francisco they will stay there we have 50s along the coast, low 60s to mid 60s in the north bay because of the cloud cover same around the coast as we head into the east bay valleys a touch of 70s holding on places like antioch, brentwood and oakley upper 60s concord and livermore mid to upper 60s south bay low to mid 60s bay shore into the north bay valleys mid to upper 50s from half moon bay to san francisco up towards bodega bay. upper 50s monterey santa cruz, mid to upper 60s morgan hill, gilroy and holster. coastal drizzle down to -- mid to upper 60s big sur, los angeles and san diego morning clouds giving way to sun. heat palm springs 93, vegas 97. another record high possible tahoe today, 71°. back home scattered drizzle possible tonight mainly in the low to mid 50s. upper level low spinning off the coast wednesday come ashore thursday a chance of rain and scat

activated and the movement on the deep sea slides accelerates as well as the official material that erodes. >> if there's one point that is brought home from this discussion of landslides is san francisco is a part of the community that experiences many types of landslides, rockfalls, deportations. we need to be aware of the geologic and topographic setting we are in. when we are planning to build our home or buy a home or at additions to the home. if i have one suggestion, that is to seek information from the apartment building inspection. if you're not satisfied, there is ample information there. a geologist needs an opinion of the stability of the environment you're in. >> the building department will typically require that kind of information. people will do a major edition. what we are wondering is why we require that information. >> great, thank you very much. it is terrific. it is fun to see a lot of the city. thank you.

on top of it is about 70 centimeters of this eroded brown soil from the hillsides up to the north, whichually covered this little platform. but we know the maya were still here because they placed this big slab partly on top of the little platform, but partly on top of the level of eroded soil that came across like this. right after that, the whole north wall of this big elite structure fell right down, creating all this collapsed debris, a couple of meters of it here, as you can see. but even that was eventually buried by even more erosion from those hillsides. so what we know is that while the maya were living here, they caused a lot of erosion. and after this building collapsed, it continued so that enough soil was coming off those hillsides up there to make it probably impossible for farmers to get any kind of decent crop at all. keach: evidence from past and present converge to suggest that the maya collapsed because they could no longer grow enough food. to confirm this theory, the archaeologists would seek evidence of malnutrition in the ancient maya themselves. in 1989, stephen w

he reached the island of antigua 106 day afrs he left the canary islands in spain, 3,972 miles erodeif i had to say one word, it was great. >> this all happened in 2007. why are we just seeing this video now? >> i thought i had lost the footage. i had all this equipment in a box. i really didn't look at it for three or four years. then i came across these tapes, this is the footage that i had. >>> this is a story of teddy bear, but he is not cuddly. as a matter of fact, he's pretty prickly. this is cholla, and i want you to watch what happens when one guy throws some teddy bear cactus on this friend. >> watch me flick it at andrew. get the camera. >> oh, oh, oh! [ bleep ], you -- [ bleep ] it's on my leg. >> he tried to pull it out with bare hands. brilliant. they're not obviously from the desert, are they? >> no. keep watching. >> in there, dude. ow [ bleep ] ow! >> ow, dudes, ow! >> oh, no. >> dude -- ah. >> did you hear that sound? >> let's hear that sound one moor tommy just so you can get the full effect how that sounds, pulling that out of his pants and his skin. >> ah. >> this

but staffing constraints will erode community policing and quality of life through the city and all aspects of our lives. the police permit staffing has dropped below charter mandated levels. with the approaching retirement of hundreds of experienced officers and no academy class is scheduled for the upcoming fiscal year, officers will be unable to provide protective services and only be able to respond to emergency calls and community policing will suffer. the reduction of san francisco's silent cry weight will be reversed. a program serving high risk queues will suffer proportionately. we are aware of staffing is currently down 200 officers from the charter mandate and 265 officers are due to retire over the next two fiscal years. four to five academy classes would be required each year for the next two years just to meet the charter mandate. i am here to urge you to prioritize police department funding to prevent the erosion of police services and recommending funding support of four police academy class during the next two fiscal years. to maximize current resources, funding should be p

the street has been eroded by underground water forming a hole.is okay. >> very, very lucky. >>> live breaking news in san francisco this is montgomery and california a huge protest is taking place. occupy protesters angry with wells fargo says their exec s should pay more in taxes. they want to go into a shareholder's meeting there. mark matthews there. obviously, the street is blocked off so don't try to go through this area. much more at 4, 5 and 6:00. >>> today at 4:00, banks are raking in billions in overdraft fees despite government rules to curb them. how to get real protection. >> the abortion debate heats up in california as lawmakers consider letting more than just doctors perform the procedure. those stories and more on abc7 news at 4 and 5. >>> ask anybody who works in tv and they will tell you this. >> we've all seen strange things but none as strange as this. a mother bear and three cubs caught on camera at a tv station seconds before the live weather segment. >> the station has a landscape area the black bear was 10 feet from him he

so my concern is that every year, as time goes by, the rights of the religious are being eroded under the guise of church and state. >> schieffer: andrew sullivan, you wrote this piece in newsweek, an extraordinary piece, called crisis in christianity. what did you take away from what you just heard the cardinal say? >> well, i -- my view is very similar to what rabbi wolpe said, which is i think our ability to be reasonable in politics and faithful in religion and to keep those two things separate have atrophied to the great disadvantage of religion, and what has happened since 1960s ask that organized groups like southern baptist council and other religious groups have, in fact, become so consciously political, they have become fused with one political party, the republican party, a party who is now having the majority and defined by a particular religious faith, evangelicalism or far right catholic hierarchy, and that is making many people feel, faith and jesus is about politics and power and partisanship, in ways of turning offer an entire generation. the biggest growth in any bel

reports say that the sidewalk was eroded by underground water and the girl fell about 18 feet. a cab driver witnessed everything and he jumped in the hole himself. firefighters were able to reach both of them, pull them to safety. family members are using this video to tie and find that cab driver to give him personal thanks. >>> well, we all know how whacky the weather has been, but watch this. just minutes before a pennsylvania meet peat was about to deliver -- meteorologist was about to deliver his forecast, a family of bears society up. this video is from wnep tv in pennsylvania. momma bear and her three cubs decided that they wanted to go on camera. the meteorologist kurt aaron agreed and he decided to stay indoors. very smart move. let's go to our meteorologist howard. >> i understand he was out there and found his badge and opened the door and ran inside rather quickly, even though they say you're not supposed to run, he said i don't care. i had to get out of there. he is fine. he did the weather from inside. the tree pollen was high. the grass and mold is low. our day p

katyusha rocket attack the economic damage to erode because under such attack everything comes to a standstill what about arab support for an israeli strike on iran you mentioned american involvement but surely it's also needs i would assistance in the form of landing rights and even feeling assistance many arab countries are very cautious of iran. for example saudi arabia has been urging the united states like iran for many years now they are terrified they really are terrified on the other hand assistant assistance to israel is still out of. out of their agenda in the open israel would have to fly over country but and the it has done so before and it can be done without their consent or with. korver consent we could get assistance or landing rights from countries like i don't believe saudi arabia would do it but the united states my crew that. just remember that the distance from the united arab emirates to mold in iran is as far as from israel maybe even longer so. this kind of a landing rights would be helpful only in case of attacking targets three thousand iran another. covertly a mike t

they say watered eroded the ground beneath the sidewalk. still ahead, good news for drivers. gas prices are heading back down. but the answer as to why depends on who you ask. we will look at this series on "consumer alert." >> the single video -- i found my new greatest fear of that happening. no single happening here. very chilly temperatures. it is warmer now in south dakota than miami, florida. first, a live look outdoors. 58 at bwi for good >> in today's consumer alert, as you might have noticed, gas prices are a little lower around maryland and all across country. but why? according to aaa gas prices dropped about 5 cents in the last two weeks down to a national average of $3.86 a gallon. president obama blames speculator is the driving up prices but one economist says that lawyers can also play a the valuable role, often acting as a stabilizing force in industries like air travel. guests should be cheaper in the coming weeks with futures prices also falling this month. women are still falling behind when it comes to bringing home the bacon. research shows women of all

and so elected to fight before his strength eroded still further. maybe lee believed that his defensive position would be sufficiently strong to achieve a malverne hill in reverse, that is, let the enemy beat himself to pieces attacking me. let the federals bleed themselves to death attacking him this time. maybe he was anticipating fredericksburg when they, in fact, did. lee, more than anyone, knew the costs of offensive operations in this war, programs the stand at sharpsburg was perhaps his chance to pursue an offensive war by means of defensive tactics. whatever lee thought about this, one conclusion was pretty obvious, he believed he could win. he didn't lose at sharpsburg. it was a bloody draw, and barely so. now, i know that jim mcpherson contends and -- contends nobly and righteously that sharpsburg, antietam was a significant turning point in this war, that this was the point at which the war was destined for union victory. bob crick insists, who is not with us -- he's now watching virginia v. north carolina in baskll

now of course there is the possibility that-- is not the quickest detonater in the box, that erode thehe med rassa f you know what i am talking about. >> the uchlts is official talls the suspected in surge ent, the taliban equivalent of the burglars in home alone. (laughter) >> jon: because he's an idiot? or because we loved him in the '90s? yes, see, hang on. if he is the burglar, what does that make us? >> aaaahhhhhh! >> jon: i'll take that. we'll be right back. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, she is a crisis management advisor who has worked with some high profile people that were not at liberty to discuss her new book is called good self, bad self transforming your worst qualities into your biggest assets. good luck with that. please welcome judy smith. ( applause ) the book is good self, bad self. you are basically, you are a crisis manager. you are harvey keitel in "pulp fiction". are you the fixer. they call you when the room is covered in blood and they don't know what to do. you are the fixer. >> i am the fixer. i'm the fixer, and love it been doing it for 20 years. an