offices now you know i'm going inside to see what i can do to get with him most of them yeah thanks general good bye they're going to step outside now i'm going outside. of the city there are. they threw me in i already spoke to the minister. the weights listen to me listen to me i know i saw the police on from here like you know the general is giving the order to stop but you need to stop too don't slow any more stones listen to me they provoked us if you're not going to listen to me then negotiate yourselves with. the way listen to me you know kind of they started this with you i saw you don't need to explain i just told the minister to stop the police because there is some of the people and of the knowledge that he's going to order them to stop but you need to stop throwing stones at him you know who threw those stones at the police station. i mean. i don't look at it as a. father what's happening in my it's an evil with good fight injustice with justice and not more injustice with these violence is not force with more violence but with peace. easier for lower those who don't understand this

generally accepted good practice. supervisor campos used the term of best practice of the agencies like the project management institute, f ta, which has a project -- handbook of project management refer to these themselves as generally accepted good practices that should be adopted to get away from the idea that any particular agency has to use them. that they should go through and sift out the ones that fit their situation. positive findings. and we had good cooperation. and we had interim report to you in november. -- we had an interim report to you in november. we have problems that caused a delay, but those were addressed, for those part there was a lot of cooperation and openness from the agency. there were 19 recommendations -- there are more varied in the report, but these are the key ones -- more buried in the report, but these are the key ones. we offered two rounds of review. the first round produced 60 -- 76 comments, which are in appendix 8. with the finalized report we got either concurrence's -- we got c

things are generally good righ now, but we have to be cautious. >> so diplomatic . you always are. adam and scott thank you for much. david is next. >> reigning in the power of the epa. a job's creator or killer of people. republicans say legislation taking the teeth out will help people work. democratic senator barbara boxer said this. >> they have attached a poison pill. it will kill 8500 more than would be killed from pollution. >> poor jobs or more death. in focus with steve forbes. and dennis neal and kim mcincomenicholas. if you are against it you are a killer. >> david, biggest emitter of toxins is the mouth of barbara boxer. this epa rule will kill jobs and jobs and the epa has two choices. a low thres hold. that is harmful or no thres hold. they are gone from the no thres hold standard. and so rick, this is strong rhetoric, isn't it? >> once again the narrative is not true. i have awesome facts on going to the notes quickly. university of massachusetts political economy, what did they report? every year. it is 300,000 new jobs in this country. the 2010 report to congress.

it was a busy year for the prince who, despite his age, is said to be in generally good health. the prince saw his grandson, prince william mayory kate middleton in april. president obama visited in may. he was fitted with a stent to keep a coronary artery open. heather kovar for cbs news, london. >>> prince phillip is expected to slow his hectic schedule. his treatment could also include changes to his diet as well as medications routinely prescribed for heart patients. >>> coming up next, olga has our forecast. >> what started out as a very light shower around the 9:00 hour has turned in into a pretty steady rain. when will we see the sun come back and will our temperatures ever get out of the chilly 40s? i'll have your full seven-day forecast when 9news now continues. >>> businesses around the verizon center are feeling better this afternoon because the wizards are back! the team hosted their first regular season game last night after the nba lockout delayed the start of the season by nearly two months. kristin fisher has more. >> back playing ball and back to bringing the fa

they're still trying to have it both ways and feel good about iowa and generally good about the national picture but their whole strategy is to be the cool kids in the back of the class and want to do as well as they can without looking like they're trying. that's why you haven't seen them spend more than ten days on the ground. the next bus tour that i'll go on over the next couple of days will be the most aggressive push they've done so far with multiple events every day mostly in areas along the eastern part where romney did well in 2008 >> that's been one of the central questions in the race. will mitt romney play in iowa? not that they want to show it he's playing if you look at the money and ads and they feel like they can win the state. >> it's sort of hard to make the argument they're not playing there anymore spending the tv money and the time and big-time surrogate, chris christie there and john thune will be there. i'll be shocked if we don't see tim pawlenty and the super pac, almost $3.1 million on the airwaves that goes a long way to run ads mostly negative ads against newt

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activist and also an iraq war a marine corps veteran who's joining us on the line from california general good to see you now i guess when you signed up to proudly serve your country given the very best you knew what you were heading into you fought in iraq you know the score there first can you personally see the reasoning behind manning's alleged actions of could you have seen it then when you signed up i guess the crucial question is what you think differently about it now. yes definitely my mind has changed when going to war or there and can't open my eyes so i'm actually on our military is conducting its. war in iraq only it wasn't you know this this will this will thing we're somehow bringing peace to the iraqis by killing every single one of them is is inherently flawed i mean you don't need to we have a degree in anything to kind of figure out that it's illogical so you're totally convinced of that manning was in the right to do what he did yeah yeah of course i mean you know for for exposing the many lives our foreign policy america's foreign policy that. he is locked up in prison one

it was a busy year for the prince, despite his age, is said to be in generally good health. the prince saw his grandson prince william marry kate middleton in april. he was treated at the hospital, one of britain's main heart and chest center. he was fitted with a stent to keep a coronary artery open. >> prince phillip is expected to slow down his hectic schedule. his treatment could include changes to his diet and exercise and medications prescribed for heart patients. >>> unusual day at work for an iowa delivery man after he stumbles on to $24,000 in a public bathroom. he was making the delivery to a gas station when he stopped to use the bathroom and found the money in a bag on the counter. instead of pocketing the cash he called police and reported it. the man says the decision was a no-brainer. >> i have been asked did you ever think of keeping it? i never once thought about keeping its. i put myself in that guy's shoes about that being my money. i would sure want someone to return that. >> it turned out the money belonged to a businessman on a road trip to wisconsin. h

the republican candidates for president who will face questions from three prominent attorneys general. goodvening, i am mike huckabee. since fox held the first presidential debate in may, the candidates have debated the issues 14 times . everyone of the candidates that you will hear from tonight could become president. you as the voters will weigh them based on fair and balanced treatment. having been a candidate and experienced the frustration of an event that left some frustrated on the edges. we'll do everything that you need. each candidates that accepted our invitation will appear individually and answer questions from the panel and each panelle get len minutes and able to answer those questions in the time frame. candidates will be required to focus on the questions and they are asked not to mention or attack other candidates and the order in which you will see them tonight, determined by a drawing held prior to the event. there is no audience to influence your perception and then at the close each candidate will be given oneminute for sumation. we have attorney generals dully elected

generate. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good morning. habra reads from, cfo, assistant general manager. tahrir charged with his stewardship of this most number of resources for the city and county, we have two options for your consideration and the liberation. those both satisfy the edge of sustainability and would allow the water and power program and project to borrow affordable bond proceeds. importantly, the two pennies over two years, as mentioned in the budget director's briefing as well, would mean, over the next two years, we would go from a 3.75 cent kilowatt-hour, up to 4.75, 5.7 5 cents, remain at that low thereafter. why this is important, it sends a strong signal to the bond markets and allows us to borrow power revenue bond proceeds. it balances the 10-year financial plan. also brings in the additional revenues of about $4.5 million. annualize that to $9.1 million thereafter. this would also allow you consideration of another policy decision, the committee choice aggregation. it would also facilitate the ability to say yes and keep financially solvent hetch hetchy. showing

. >> reporter: nicole buffet runs the pop-up piper and john general goods and says she has been surprised at how well the concept has been received. >> business has been pumping, just flowing, yeah, a little bit more than i actually -- we my partner and i anticipated but that's okay with us. >> reporter: the great thing about the pop-up program is it's something that's taken off with little city investment. >> reporter: oakland's assistant city administrator says the pop-up hood is a bright spot for oakland these days, which business leaders says has been hurt by negative publicity surrounding the "occupy" movement. >> i think that this is perfect in terms of kind of creating energy and bringing people to a place, getting a lot of economic activity going on without really having to do big investment, signing long-term leases. >> i would say two thumbs up. >> reporter: terry johnson's store is called marion and rose's workshop and she says the concept of the pop-up hood is a point of pride. >> poor oakland always gets negative attention but really deserves positive attention like this and

it is generally a good thing, and it provides better customer support in terms of the information that comes out in recedes. so generally, i am not advocating the use of these alternative devices. i am advocating the use of the in vehicle equipment. back seat monitors, they are touchscreens. have all of your experience to them in taxis? looking at peer cities, they are required in boston and new york. they were in some of the other cities that we looked at. as of mid september, the five companies that were participating in the waiver program collectively had installed about 300 of the monitors. they have not fully met their obligations. and again, they were included in the waiver program as an incentive. the staff thought that this was a good thing and for the customers especially. anecdotal information suggests that driver tips would increase as well. so do they enhance the san francisco taxi experience? no one knows for sure. one of the things we were looking at was a follow-up survey back sonali mentioned. information about taxicab drivers and the way of finding information. however

republican candidates for president who will face questions from three prominent republican attorneys general. good evening, i'm mike huckabee, since fox news held the first republican presidential debate in may, the candidates have debated the issues 14 times. every one of the candidates you're going to hear from tonight could become president. and you, as a voter, will evaluate these candidates based on fair and balanced treatment. now, having been a candidate, and having experienced the frustration of an event that left some on the enls we're going to do everything that is unique and valuable for you the voter, as well as for the candidates. and each of the candidates, all six of them, who accepted our invitation, will appear individually, they'll answer questions from our panel and each candidate will get exactly the same amount of time, 11 minutes, and they'll be able to answer those questions in that time frame. and candidates are going to be required to focus on the questions, and they're asked not to mention or attack other candidates. and also, the order in which you'll see them tonight wa

his health has generally been good for a man of his age. there was a scare three years ago when he was last admitted to hospital. he emerged and continued with his normal program of the engagements. earlier this year, he did admit that it might be time to slow down. >> with less responsibility, less frantic rush it about. less preparation, less trying to think of something to say. the memory is going, i cannot remember names. >> despite what he said in that interview, the duke has shown little inclination to alter his program in any radical way. some modifications will now be necessary. >> the hospital treats more than 20,000 people every year. it is the u.k.'s main center for carrying out heart surgery. it is considered to be a very routine procedure, many thousands are fitted. two patients every year. nonetheless, there will be two primary concerns. the first is to ensure that the stand -- stint has opened correctly and the blood supply to the heart is as it should be. the other concern would be the possibility of tissue rejection. that i

than we're not going to see the kind of institutional foundations for changes we want. >> but in general good america, right? >> look, i think we are always better off being on the side of democracy. but we have to keep our eyes wide open. there is no guarantee that this will be an easy road for the people themselves or, frankly, for us. and, you know, it wasn't so long ago in our history when we were engaged in the cold war that when countries had democratic elections sometimes if they elected people we didn't like we took some actions on that which didn't always turn out as well as it should have. well now in the 21st century with interconnectivity and information so broadly available i think number one we are for democracy but we're for democracy that actually meets the definition that is more appropriate than just saying okay, have an election one time whoever wins good for you, you're now in charge. you have to embed the habits of the heart that detoqueville wrote about so that you have a free press, you have an independent judiciary, you protect minority rights. i mean, that's one of ou

his health has generally been good for a man of his age.here was a scare three years ago when he was laughed admitted to hospital with a chest infection. he emerged after -- when he was last admitted to hospital with a chest infection. he emerged after three days. but it might be time to slow down. >> i reckon i have done my bit. with less responsibility, less frantic rushing about, less preparation, try to figure out something to say -- memory is going. i cannot remember names. i am just sort of winding down. >> despite what he said in that interview, he has shown little and the nation -- he has shown little inclination to alter his ways. >> the hospital treats more than 20,000 people every year. it is the uk's main center for the carrying out harheart surge. this is considered a routine procedure. " thousands are fitted here every year. nonetheless, -- there are thousands of our fitted here every year. nevertheless, there are concerns. once the concern is the possibility of tissue rejection. that is always the possibility. >> a consultant

general fund department is about 8 cents to 9 cents per kilowatt hour. we are currently charging 3.7 5 cent per kilowatt hour. what that means is we are being very good to general fund apartments, which is great. one of the reasons we have the system is so we do not have to pay pg&e rates. you will notice one of the largest users of our power is committed to real way. muni pays us under $500 million for their power. the cost to deliver that power is closer to $11 million. if we did not exist, hisham muni had to pay pg&e, it would be closer to $80 million. that is repeated through general fund department. this building pays no power rates at all for electrical power. it is time for that to change. the subsidy of $22 million a year is not sustainable for our organization. in the last year's budget, looking forward to the 10-year capital program, we have to start making cuts. over the years, we have built up a great reserve and has allowed us to keep the right flat. it allows us to do different programs, conservation programs in the city, but with no additional money, those programs are in jeopardy. in this last year's budget, looking for for the next 1

have the prospects of dealing with something which has the potential of crushing our future generations and a good democrat and good republican came together and this is the impact of people on both sides of the aisle that care about america in a critical time and i applaud it, it's good news. >> neil: all right. so newt likes it, mitt likes it. what to make of it because the white house, well, it's not a big fan of it. or actually these guys. and blasted the medicare plan saying it would end medicare as we know it for millions of seniors, so, are we looking at granny off the cliff part two? i'm still convinced that's the late great harvey korman, but i digress. to dagen mcdowell and adam, and dagen, what do you think of this? >> the white house communications people said that this plan from widen and ryan, by the way, who is a democrat, who calls caused medicare to whiither on the vine and play book in 2012. they're going to talk about it endlessly, it's going to that the republicans want to end it, and push granny and granddaddy off the cliff. and this is going to be something that they try to h

. >> this is one of the worst windstorms in a generation. the good news is nobody was injured and no one was killed. >> reporter: forecasters say the worst of the storm here in california is likely behind us. but six other states are in a winter storm warning. on i-15, california's road to vegas, trucks toppled like toys. in parts of new mexico, the power is out and a new storm is approaching. in arizona, snow is on the desert floor. a wicked winter storm packing a powerful punch and now moving east. miguel almaguer, nbc news, pasadena. >>> and overseas tonight, the massive u.s. military base outside baghdad known as camp victory for years is now in iraqi hands. given over to iraq today, a big milestone as u.s. fighting troops complete their pullout from iraq. it was once an american-run city. larger than ft. bragg back in the states. about 60,000 people there. it included the identifiable brand names from home like burger king and cinnabon. the vast grounds included the airport, several palaces seized from saddam hussein. it was, along with the gree

the forecast, generally a good one, sunshine, warmer than yesterday. the wins here, out of the south, light, 5 to 10 miles per hour. later on the, we will be chilly, but not as cold as we were this morning. partly cloudy overnight. the frontal system will be working through and chills us down for the weekend. a lot of football for saturday and sunday. temperatures in the 40s. seasonal for this time of year, but we should be dry and the dry weather continues into next week. that's a look at weather. let's do ontime traffic and we have the latest this morning. >> good morning. yeah, we're here. and it's busy. problems northbound inside of the 3rd street tunnel. the activity is blocking the far right side of the roadway. an overturned vehicle inside of the tunnel. no incidents to report at this time on the southbound side. they are awaiting the ariel of a tow truck at the scene. traveling on the beltway, you're going to find lanes are open, no incidents to report at this time. lanes are open as you continue to work your way here in each direction at the a

other, but because decisions are made to pay all local political interests at the cost of the general good. might i say the word "solyndra" as an example. [laughter] the longer i've thought about the possibility that i have to serve, the more i realize that we have to clean up congress as much as we have to clean up the executive branch. [applause] and i have also come to realize that we need an american campaign, not a republican campaign and we need to be open to every person of every background who shares our commitment. [applause] you and i know that is going to make some of our friends very uncomfortable. but i think if we truly want to rebuild america, we have to be prepared to make some of our friends very uncomfortable. [applause] in that context, the founding fathers go on to say, "we are endowed by our creator." this is the heart of the american argument. where do our rights come from? the founding fathers unanimously agreed god endows each one of you personally. which means you are personally sovereign. notice it says that the rights are unalienable. that means no judge, no bure