everything that she has taught is still here. >> reporter: wonder how rare gonzales's sacrifice is?l business trade group says although many business owners stop taking a salary during the economic downturn, they've heard of no one firing themselves. >> as her son, i thought, you know, that's a role model. that's somebody that i really need to look at. to model my life after. someone that's so selfless. you don't hear about that nowadays. >> because i have not taken a salary, we've been able to reinvest into the business. >> reporter: a reinvestment that led to giving her eight loyal employees a little holiday surprise. >> actually, they got a small bonus this year. not what they used to get but they got something, token of appreciation. because we've had a rough year. >> reporter: jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> wow. not a bad boss at all, huh? >> no, no doubt, definitely a different tune than a lot of the private jets that ceos are using and laying off people. it's interesting. >> nice to see that kind of generosity, especially this time of year. sapphire preferrede are wor

i have david >> david, and justin, a father -- jennifer, and victor gonzales. >> do we have an overhead? >> i am dave. i want to give our context and background as to our proposed change to the site. >> can you please show the overhead? it has not even started yet. go on, guys. >> [inaudible] >> you need to speak into the microphone. >> here is the parking lot. it is the same elevation in this area here. that is what we are proposing to rezone. the reason this is 150 feet is historically there were buildings in the area. they were designed at 150-foot height. these were demolished. they assembled the parcels and got a building approve. this will allow us to build a better design. as you can see, the rezoning will only affect this portion of the site. we would request you vote to recommend approval of the height change. >> could afternoon. i am karl shannon. i am a resident of san francisco. i am pleased to be that and also a giant sand. we think three zoning allows for a better project. we have worked for the project. it makes for a better project, and it makes it a better economic proj

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john gonzales has the latest on the search for the suspect. >> usually if any incidents happened, it is off-campus. >> students admit the used to hearing about crime off school grounds. but news about a student being attacked on campus has many alarms. >> the crime on campus is usually pretty low. >> a student parked inside a garage when she was attacked. >> you pay tuition to come here and if we could get some security. >> police say the man followed the student and just steps from an emergency call box. he grabbed her and pushed what appeared to be a gun in her back. >> there is nothing to stop them from walking into the plots. >> she was able to fight off the attacker. >> police were going around to see if anybody saw anything from a window. >> the parking booths here now sit on manneunmanned. >> you would never expect that to happen. >>> four people were taken to the hospital after a fire in northwest washington. this was a building on kennedy street. firefighters rescued people from their windows. three people suffered smoke inhalation. there is no word on what caused the fire.

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it cuts across and becomes parallel to gonzales at the lower half of the page. i mentioned the organic farm. this is something that is part of the sustainability aspect. it gives us the opportunity to have some fresh stuff grown here. we have been speaking to a variety of nonprofit organizations as well as organizations that operate in a similar farm up in the headlines. a very similar climates. and then the corridor culminates in an overlooked. at the very extreme southwest corner of the community, where it connects, its position is such, and when we look at some of the historic photos, it is a wonderful vistas of the lake. you can't see it right now. the piece of program is actually a parking garage. we want to open that up to the public. we want there to be scarce for people to come up directly from the intersection in terms of the residents back to the late, which is the regional point of origin. as the athletic fields in the south side of the neighborhood, this part of the city, there is a lot of residents in neighborhoods that are looking for recreation. w

that's our own roberta gonzales. it has something no other tree has, over sized chocolate bars.estivities continue tonight. >>> well if you're in the south bay, you need to check out the giant blue christmas tree there. it's all part of the city's christmas in the park. about a half million people attend every year. it's been going on since the '50s. however, organizers warned this could be the last year for christmas in the park. the contribution from the city has been cut in half, leaving that group $200,000 dollars is short. admission is free, but they are asking people to donate $1 each. >> i've been coming here for 32 years, basically my whole life, since i was born, since i can remember. >> i think everybody can manage to go in their pockets and take out a buck. >> 450,000 people attended last year's christmas in the park. a dollar from everyone would close next year's budget gap. >>> money problems are forcing a closure for a facility that raises money for hiv programs. that group ran the walk for aids. the remaining funds will be given to other nonprofits battling hiv. >

the class of 2000, devyn became the mayor, gonzales has his own law firm. at who do you were about of all of your colleagues? chris kayleigh. michael o'connor, you know what he did? back before chris daly was the supervisor, he was a bartender. michael o'connor taught him, and out chris daly is falling back on the skills. o'connor is fantastic. i have known him for years. six years on small business, o'connor is a great guy. he gets along with everybody, works well with everybody. when i had to throw a bachelor party for my son in law, i looked up michael o'connor. he is known in every establishment at every level in san francisco. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you, mr. brown. go, giants. any other member of the public would like to speak on this item. seeing none, public, disclosed. supervisor alioto-pier? supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, supervisor campos. mr. o'connor, regardless of what was set up here, it will not affect the outcome. although we are all very grateful that you help supervisor daly in that regard. i think i have no new water prob

our own roberta gonzales will be flipping the switch. temperatures in the mid-50s.t's your weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's the little things that can make a difference and what a difference a peninsula woman is making for hundreds of homeless families. kate kelly shows us why she is this week's jefferson award winner >>> reporter: shanta crawford is looking forward to the future now that her family has a roof over their heads. for seven months they lived out of a truck. >> it was really stressful and i mean i couldn't focus. i mean, i was worried about where i was going to go, if my baby was going to have to sleep in the truck with us or were we going to have to go from house to house. >> reporter: but when she came to haven family house in san mateo, she was surprised. >> when i seen it i was amazed and thankful more than anything. >> reporter: thankful that her apartment was already furnished with the necessities from plates and linens to a changing table for baby michael. what do you think? >> i think it is very wonderful. >> reporter: that's exactly

. >>> i'm roberta gonzales in the cbs 5 weather center. we have been monitoring the incoming system. why you will need more than an umbrella. stay with us as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. secret deals? on the consumerwatch julie watts investigates employee confessions... that can save you money. >>> ever wonder what businesses aren't telling you when it comes to secret deals? julie watts has the story. >> reporter: employee confessions range from the gross to the great. but some of them promise to save consumers money so of course consumerwatch had to check them out. >> reporter: these days, every dollar counts. so when we found a consumer website where employees revealed secret savings for stores, we sent our consumerwatch producer to test them out. first, sam's club a members only big box store but employees secrets reveal when it comes to buying booze, there is no membership required. sure enough, it worked. not only did she bypass the $40 membership fee but she got a great discount on wine and as it turns out this litt

. >>> let's check in with roberta gonzales.bay area families" tonight. roberta. >> reporter: i bet you're wondering where i was, right? here i am, yes, i'm at the whole foods off blossom road in san jose. we have some meaningful work to talk about, but first some other work to get down business to because we are under stormwatch at cbs 5. current conditions off blossom hill, in san jose, california, current air temperature 55 degrees. humidity at 72%. the winds are ever so slight. now, here's the deal. if you are out and about tonight, you could have a little sprinkle or two but bottom line is, partly to mostly cloudy skies. when i say a sprinkle, it's virga. it's rain that leaves the cloud but evaporates before it hits the land mass. that's as good as it gets. otherwise the bulk of the precipitation heads this way beginning tomorrow. we'll set the stage four. this is a potent area of low pressure. it's pretty early for this time of the year. tonight, with the cooler air mass, temperatures in the 40s. not into the 30s, however,

roberta gonzales is in the weather center. where it's raining and the commute. >> reporter: this is not the storm of the century but it's the first winter storm of the autumn season. and as we can clearly see, the leading edge of the system is now slicing across north bay. but ahead of it we have pockets of heavy drizzle or even light precipitation right there from concord through walnut creek. you also see it lining the bay from richmond, berkeley, swinging around to oakland. the leading edge of the rain is now just on the outskirts of terra linda moving towards san rafael. all this will be sliding towards the golden gate bridge and then eventually surrounding the entire bay area. hardest hit now happens to be the santa rosa area back in through petaluma into sonoma. now we will have heavier precipitation. the amount usually expected between now and sunday when the snowflakes are going to fall in our local mountains. >> thank you. >>> a 14-year-old boy killed two teenagers in a crash this morning at 12 a.m. on ocean avenue in

roberta gonzales there for the honors.omething no other christmas tree has oversized chocolate bars. >>> a lot of people out shopping today but lawrence, i bet tomorrow they will need their umbrella. i can see it in the background there. >> a big difference though as far as the cold temperatures. we have freezing temperatures over the past few nights but the clouds really sweeping in now. moderate rainfall beginning to makes its way into parts of the north bay at this hour. san rafael you may be dry right now but in the about the next ten minutes or so it will sweep down in your direction. light showers into santa rosa. more scattered light showers overnight tonight. i think things will pick up tomorrow as we head into tomorrow. looks pretty unsettled and wet as we head on through the week. temperatures probably the biggest story. getting rain drops. remember last night though at this time we were looking at some temperatures in the 20s and 30s. still chilly but it is much warmer than it was yesterday. 40s around the bay a

roberta gonzales in the weather center a quick look at that for us. >> reporter: we are firing up our live high-def doppler radar. what we're taking a look at right now, it's just a little bit of leftover lingering precipitation. it's associated with the passage of yesterday's storm. you know what we have to do is look ahead at that rainfall. there you have it over the benicia area. it is continuing to traverse east. this is the only concern for the evening commute. what you really need to know about is this system is history. we're now looking at another early season cold front heading this way. what you need to know about this system is that we do have rain and wind developing. and with that rain and wind we are going to see some snow now own local mountains down to 2,000 feet. we will see sleet down to 1500 feet. now, again, this begins in the overnight hours. it will adversely affect your morning commute with the winter weather and advisory in effect for your tuesday. by tuesday night, this system is going to pass through the area leaving us with record cold temperatures. i'll pin

roberta gonzales has the weather. >> i have an interesting colorful map to share with you coming up after you look at the current temperatures outside right now. menlo park 46 degrees, danville to the east also mid- 40s. san jose 46, larkspur 48. we are looking at wind beginning to diminish which means colder air mass is settling in. look at this. what you need to be concerned with are the areas in pink. that means we have a freeze warning in effect for the northern eastern portion of our district, which means also protect your plants, your pipes and certainly your pet. coldest spotted will be santa rosa 26 degrees. the record there is 24. forecasting upper 20s throughout the livermore area. 41 degrees in san francisco which was the record setback in 1906. we'll talk about another cold night and when you should expect that, as well. that's coming up. allen, later on in the newscast. >> thank you. >>> police are searching for four young women who attacked and robbed another group of women at a pleasant hill shopping center. police say the suspects approached the group about 6:30 last night

it's a member of the current board, somebody like david campos or david chiu or someone like max gonzalesho ran for mayor and lost narrowly to newsom. art agnos. there's two schools of thought. do you want a air caretaker who will just be mayor and run the ship until january of 2012 when the new mayor would be elected and take office or do you want somebody who's going to be a candidate in november and have a leg up? there's different schools of thought. if you want a caretaker art agnos has come up, aaron peskin, though he might run for mayor also. mike hennessy, the sheriff, his name has come up. so there's just a -- it's really -- there's a lot of balls in the air. ed harrington also being mentioned. somebody who's a steady financial guy, not a politician. so they have to decide what kind of person they want and who can get six votes. >> belva: ideologically how does the board balance out, do you think? now that we know the four people -- >> it's going to be -- it's san francisco. it's liberal. but that said, it's a little more -- or a little less liberal, i guess you'd say, a little m

from voting either way that's politicisation and as we've learned under attorney general alberto gonzales the department of justice is susceptible to being politicized and that is a particular danger especially when you talk about executive branches that are prone to aggrandize their powers and disregard their constitutional checks and balances now do you think that this is something that's happening on all levels to this politicization not only you know when it comes to perhaps anti-war activists you can talk about whistleblowers his yesterday we were discussing how they're you know the cases are also piling up journalists and that being arrested perhaps at protests that they're covering and they might be getting something on camera that the police don't like. that's certainly a problem you know just to point to another one that also indicates politicization there was a recent news story about the justice department declining to initiate prosecution of the person who were cia officials who were destroyed videotaped evidence of torture and the justice department's recurring willingness to

tony gonzales, 100. and mills grove community church 45 meals. skyline community church, 42.and that brings totals to 378, total to date, 5833 meals if you donate 35 meals or more we'll read off your name. and that we appreciate everyone's generosity. >> prospect of bringing america's cup to san francisco. >> price tag the city would face if it comes here. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. like the exclusive continuum. and the fascinate. or the samsung galaxy tab that runs flash. you can see [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties from 15 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. woman: way to brew. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> a report says hosting america's cup yacht race could cost millions. the race is slated for 2013 but the location has not been chosen. oracle's ceo's team won t

lola gonzales said she couldn't bring herself to fire any of hire employees and walked away from herigure job. she joins us from tampa, florida. how are you. >> good, chris. thank you for asking. >> what made you decide to make a decision like this. >> well, i believe it was the right thing to do, looking at the global economy. i had to trim my husband told me i should cut an employee back. and it angered me. and i decided that i was going to call my -- my confidant, my good friend, my attorney with ier and told him what i wanted to do and he gave me his blessings and told me go for it. >> what did your staff think when you assembled them in a conference room or whatever you did and you did tell them this news they must have been slack-jawed. >> yes, they thought that i was kidding because i do like to play pranks. but i told them that i was serious and i trusted them. i hired them. we provide wise hiring decisions, i mean, information for employers to make the wise hiring decisions as i hired them, as well and was confident i was doing the right thing. they thought i was crazy. >> w

roberta gonzales from the weather center in san francisco. in the past 14 years i have had the privilege of being out at the embarcadero for the lighting and the kickoff of the holiday ice rink. but this year we are on stormwatch at cbs 5 so we have a guest to join us live and update us on the fun activities at the embarcadero center tonight. hi there. >> aloha, roberta! aloha. >> we're out here in the embarcadero center. i wish i would have brought the hawaiian weather for you, but, you know, at hawaiian airlines we have the hawaiian spirit so we are trying to warm everybody up. >> so you are with hawaiian airlines and you are the proud sponsor of the holiday ice rink this year and the official lighting of the embarcadero center. how many lights are you -- are you familiar with the center and how many lights will be officially lit up? >> oh, you know, i know out of the four buildings there's a lot of lights! but yes, at hawaiian airlines we're so excited and honored and privileged to be the presenting sponsor for the second season this year.

our very own roberta gonzales will be flipping the switch.howers, temperatures in the mid-50s. and this saturday stanford taking on cal. 56 degrees and showers. i hear that's a pretty big game. >> yeah. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> wahoo! >> here's elizabeth with your traffic. >> that's right. we're for cal all the way. >>> out to vallejo, i was mentioning some reports of some dense fog in the area and now we are getting word of an accident westbound 80 approaching magazine street. it involves an overturned car. everything is off to the right- hand shoulder. the accident is right there. you can see that it's mostly green on our sensors. likely injuries reported, so chp and an ambulance are both headed to the scene. reports of fog in the area with visibilities under 500 feet through stretches of solano county from american canyon toward vallejo so be care: we are getting word of more and more spinouts even just a little sprinkle like we are seeing this morning causing the accident count to go up. benicia bridge is fine into martinez. that's a look

. >>> roberta gonzales reporting from the brand-new whole foods market blossom hill in san jose.ith me from legends and games from cupertino. >> we have a charity event this sunday november 21 at noon, $10 entry fee for the main event and all the proceeds go directly to second harvest food bank. >> 100% to the food bank. >> absolutely. >> wow. and then gilligan, you're here, what do you have happening in december? >> for the month of december, anytime somebody goes to second harvest food bank and [ indiscernible ] on a social media network we'll be donating money to second harvest. >> i'm going to second harvest site. that's liking, liking, liking, $20 bucks for the food drive. we are on stormwatch after this. we fill them with amazing technology. and we fill them with inspign. and now your chevy dealer wants to fill them with as much good will as we can. come see how chevy is giving more: right now, chevy's giving you no monthly payments till spring plus 0% apr financing. californa lottery easier than ever. it's supposed to increase your odds of winning. kiet do on how it w >>>

. >>> roberta gonzales has the forecast. >> 10 degrees above normal in many locations. 73 half moon bayas 82 degrees in the oakland area as well as in santa cruz. it was also 82 degrees in livermore. there is the scene right now. official sundown a 6:08. notice the high, thin clouds. they are streaming over the ridge of high pressure producing the offshore flow. we refer to it as a dirty ridge of high pressure allowing those clouds to sweep in. now, temperatures tonight overnight bottoming out into the 50s and into the 40s. pretty mild. offshore winds out of the north east of. this is an area of low pressure right here and this is where we are seeing some of the clouds filter over that ridge. but behind me here, we had the development of this area of low pressure right there producing a chance of rain showers beginning in the north bay by friday morning. so one more day of an offshore flow and temperatures even warmer than today. 60s, 70s at the beaches up to the 79-degree mark in san jose, east bay up to 85 degrees for the warm spot in brentwood. otherwise 84 in pleasanton. dry winds i

>>> good evening, live from the cbs 5 weather center i'm roberta gonzales where today's high temperatures topped off from 74 degrees. that's right. 47 in half moon bay to 81 in morgan hill. we are looking at the scene as the sun officially sets. it went down officially at 6:08 but still a glimmer of it there. temperatures still relatively mild, mid-50s at the coast to right around, oh, we're talking about at this particular time the mid-70s inland. looks like we'll see the satellite showing us cloud cover to the north of us. we are under the influence of the abundance of high pressure. and that's going to keep us in a quiet weather pattern across the western u.s. storm track is diverting north of the bay area. but this storm track is generating some very high surf so the high surf advisory remains in effect until 3:00 tomorrow. moderate air quality from the north bay to the santa clara valley. we got ourselves a parade. and there will be no rain on the parade tomorrow. at 11 a.m., sunshine, 70 degrees going up to a high of 76 degrees in downtown san francisco. your pinpoint forecast we ar

cbs 5's roberta gonzales will be there. you can see her.4 degrees expected with a few clear skies. if you are looking for something to do you like ice skating how about the holiday ice rink in san jose. there is a chance of rainfall saturday but sunday should be dry go out and work off the pounds from the holiday. gianna has your traffic. >> i'm still full, tracy. [ laughter ] >> all right. good morning. if you are headed out and about on the freeways this morning you are in luck. look at the green. in the a whole lot going on. in fact, traffic light only place you will see if i delays is near the shopping center. so if you are headed to valley fair, santana row in the south bay give yourself some extra time. parking lots are getting full. stevens creek boulevard might see delays. live look at the san mateo bridge, headed over towards hillsdale mall no delays looking good, 92 both directions trouble-free. to the golden gate bridge we go traffic very light not a lot of cars on the road there. don't forget though traveling into san francisco,

these are his successors in the justice department under alberto gonzales and under michael mukas mukasey> back to the trial. a lot of screaming and shouting. was this a victory or defeat for the judicial system. >> it might be a huge win for the judicial system and the american jury. the jury was sensible. by finding him guilty on one single count, they assured that he will get 20 to life and very possibly life. and at the same time, they sent a message that this kind of treatment is un-american and the ordinary criminal justice system should not tolerate evidence that is based on outrageous things. so that's the perfection of the jury that they can do something that pulls off the commitment to our values and keeping us safe. >> does seem like a deal in the jury room. one juror held out for a long time and caved on the one -- the conspiracy to destroy buildings. and let the other 284 go. >> juries are often compromises among 12 people with a disagreement. that does not in any way argue against the outcome here. the more theoretical question, jeff, love your views on this, is whether or n

>>> good evening, roberta gonzales cbs 5 weather center where today, monitoring high temperatures anywhere from 58 degrees in half moon bay to 66 degrees in gilroy, which is quite seasonal. and by 5:00 tonight we saw .03" of precipitation fall in throughout santa rosa, also in sonoma, right now in the san francisco area, sprinkles have just passed through now moving to the south and to the east of the central bay. let's call on our live high- def doppler radar. when you see green on the screen, that is where we have the light rain falling at this time. we see a little pocket of light rain falling around 580 and 880 threw san leandro, hayward and alameda. we have light rain showers now to the north, calistoga, napa, all this is drifting ever so slightly to the south and some pockets of rainfall just moved off the coast through half moon bay. this is moving to the east and again sagging to the south. but again, none of this should measure up to very much at all, maybe .10" of rain, that's about it. we'll have diminishing showers and as this front sags from the north to the south, the rain wi

i'm roberta gonzales in our weather center in san francisco, where today it was much cooler across thentire bay area? examine song to yesterday where we had five record-breaking yesterday -- it was much cooler in the bay area compared to yesterday when we had five record-breaking temperatures yesterday. it looks like if you are out and about this evening, you are going to notice a layer of clouds from the coast through the bay into our inland areas. temperatures dropping quickly inland. tonight overnight 48 in santa rosa where currently it's already 58. 50s will be common across the central bay and the winds are flat. wanted to put this in motion. it won't rain on saturday. it will rain by saturday night through your sunday. and at times, copious amounts of precipitation. 1:15 is kickoff for the oakland raiders football game. you will notice that we'll have a little bit of light rain showers falling and then it quickly trails off. then we have some hit and miss scattered showers across the southern portion and the eastern portion of our district come 4:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon so h

it has not escaped me that you invited me to speak in the gonzales convention center. congressman gonzales was wary of the federal reserve, and today in his memory i will operate on the presumption that a good congressman is holding a congressional hearing somewhere in the hereafter and as he did here on earth, called -- has called a cop -- has called upon committee members to account for themselves. i can only account for and speak for my own actions, not that of anybody on the federal reserve board or in the federal system or any of the federal reserve banks. what i plan to do today is provide you with an analysis of the nation's economic predicament as i presented it to the open economic committee last week that summarizes the arguments i made during the course of monetary policy and provide a personal perspective on decisions made by the committee. afterwards i will do my very best to avoid answering any questions you might have. [laughter] after the staff is -- has briefed the committee on the projections and provided their own insights, ben bernanke calls on all

live from bay area this is the kron4 news morning >> good morning everybody is biggebusy >> i marty gonzales >> i am henry. isabel is sadly off today >> besides talking about troubles reward to talk about a boy is here has the most of his life in america who could be reported to peru >> he is in emigrations. we will have an update on that. >> 36,000 people witnessed a update head a new series, the opera >> let us go and take a look out side. expecting another lovely day and we have a look at san francisco on the left and san jose on the right. both bay it in that beautiful sunshine must turn to matt aitken for the forecast >> good sunday morning to puritans is a fantastic day on the raid envious and china one temperatures for the middle of november. ah lettuce 70's popping up the bay area and some places are approaching the 80s are getting into the '80s for the north it. some of trojan had been up butler's coz for tonight. when advisory for the hills on monday and we of wins coming out on the north and keeps the sea breeze that if your but it helps to warm things up because it comes at a the

of america, the national commander of polish speaking american veterans, william mcswayne, albert gonzales gi forum, the national command of jewish war veterans of the united states, the national commander of american ex- prisoners of war. catholic war veterans of the united states, the national treasure vietnam veterans of america, richard eubank, commander in chief of veterans of the foreign wars of the united states, the national president of the langdon veterans association, the national commander of the army navy union of the united states, the national commander of the noncommissioned officers association, the national vice commander of the american legion, the national commander of the military order of the purple heart of the united states of america, pearl harbor survivors association, fleet reserve association, the national commandant of the marine corps league, michael mccoy, the national president of the military chaplains association, the national president of paralyzed veterans of america, the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. please hold

commander polis legion of american veterans, national president korean war veterans association, albert gonzales american g.i. forum, stephen sykes, national commander it jewish war veterans, national commander, american ex-prisoners of war, catholic war veterans of the u.s.a., a.frese, national treasurer, vietnam veterans of america, richard you bank, commander in chief, veterans of foreign wars, gerald, national commander, amvets, dr. roy -- national president, blinded veterans association, associationerwalt, national commander, army-navy union, jean overstreet, national commander, no. -- noncommissioned officers, william fryer, vice commander, american legion, clayton jones, national commander, military order of the purple heart of the u.s.a., bill -- pearl harbor survivors association, jeffrey gilmartin, fleet reserve association, vic -- national, done, at marine corps league, michael mccoy, sr., national president, military chaplains association, bill lawson, national president, paralyzed veterans of america, the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. please

of america, the national commander of polish speaking american veterans, william mcswayne, albert gonzalesi forum, the national commander of jewish war veterans of the united states, the national commander of american ex- prisoners of war. catholic war veterans of the united states, the national treasure vietnam veterans of america, richard eubank, commander in chief of veterans of the foreign wars of the united states, the national president of the langdon veterans association, the national commander of the army navy union of the united states, the national commander of the noncommissioned officers association, the national vice commander of the american legion, the national commander of the military order of the purple heart of the united states of america, pearl harbor survivors association, fleet reserve association, the national commandant of the marine corps league, michael mccoy, the national president of the military chaplains association, the national president of paralyzed veterans of america, the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. please hold

congressman dan daleth -- gonzales is holding a congressional hearing somewhere in the hereafter. he called upon members to account for themselves after the fed's recent actions. i can only account for and speak for my own actions, not that of anyone else on the federal reserve board. what i plan to do today is provide you with an analysis on the economic predicament. i presented it to the market last week. of a flight to summarize the argument regarding monetary policy. i want to provide a personal perspective on the decision made by the committee as a whole. afterwards, i will do my best to avoid any questions you may have. [laughter] >> the chairman called upon all participants to present others their individual sense of the economy. i conducted a survey of many ceo's and cfo's from large and small companies across the country. i also knew some financial operators from years ago. the key to crafting monetary policy is placing the thain reta: analysis -- theoretical analysis with a qualitative context of economic behavior practiced by businesses in consumers and those operating

gonzales convention center. he was wary of the federal reserve and. today, i will operate under the assumption that the good congressman, god bless his soul, is holding a congressional session somewhere in the hereafter. he has called upon members of the federal open market committee to answer for themselves after the fed's recent actions. as a tradition that the federal reserve, i can only account for and speak for my actions, not those of anyone on the federal reserve board or ever -- or anywhere else in the system. what a plan to do today is provide you with an analysis of the nation's and credit for iraq -- credit predicament. to summarize the arguments i made with the course of monetary policy and then provide a personal perspective. afterwards i will do my very best to avoid answering the questions you might have. at all fomc meetings after the staff has briefed the committee on the projections of the models and have provided their own insights, chairman bernanke calls upon all participants in the fomc discussion. to present to the others at the

i think attorney general gonzales said that on a sunday morning show. >> the judge said it in his sentencing of lawrence franklin the this applies to government officials, professors, and it applies to people who write books, and it applies to journalists who come into unauthorized possession, the loaded gun remains a loaded. >> sadly talked about the front and in a more perfect a lack -- broke pat -- we have looked at this in the context of the case by case issue. does a reporter come to you at the front end up having received the information and seek advice? does it depend on to the reporter is? is their policy about reporters doing that? or is it only when the stuff hits the fan and there is an investigation or subpoena? >> no, it is pre-publication. i am not saying that i agree with you about whether the law is violated by anything that we are doing. i think the first amendment would make it unconstitutional to apply the has been the object to the press, and that has never been fully litigate it. -- the first amendment would make it unconstitutional to apply that in the espionage act, an