rid of ben ali but at the same time inflation has gotten worse unemployment has gotten worse people are saying that they have not gotten anything that i have asked for except for freedom of speech now of course freedom of speech was one of the main reasons why these revolutions happened but other than that it's really other than expressing their opinions people have really not been able to get anything else you look at libya also the country which demanded freedom from the oppressive regime of moammar gadhafi they have gotten rid of that regime we all remember pictures following pics over twentieth killing off the colonel of course people in fact were lining up by entire families to have their pictures taken with his body at a shopping center several months after that what do we have we really do not have any sort of improvement in in the sphere is up economy or social spheres as well it's in there it's also becoming increasingly islamist state and of course back in egypt we are still in the middle of a parliamentary. randolph's in fact the third leg of the very complicated electora

we never gotten to the point where we have to hire an attorney. i just want my tenant happy, i want the place safe. the promises that they made to my father, i want them to take care of things they said there would take care of and i'm asking for your help on that. thank you. >> in the respondents brief, you refer to some unreasonable demands made by the appellant. >> i want to be careful commenting about confidential settlement agreements and having them reprinted. the big issue i have is that i know what the value of their deck is. it is the same value as mine. the big issue is that if the deck was taken down and i replacing it, it is a firewall issue. if i can get away from the firewall issue, i would say a tremendous amount of money. i ask the question, can i surcharge your basement wall? i could get another large check of money and make this a lot simpler. i have not approached planning because the surcharge issue is a huge issue. if i have to drill caissons for a silly deck, it is out of control. but a neighbor cannot surcharge the basement

have gotten bin laden? candidate obama explained his way. >> we will kill bin laden. we will crush al qaeda. that has to be our biggest national security advisory. >> in 2009 president obama ordered the cia to kill bin laden. obama ordered the mission that killed osama bin laden. president obama got his way and got bin laden. hannity's pal, w., gave up on finding bin laden six months after 9/11. >> i don't know where he is, nor -- i just don't spend that much time on him to be honest with you. we hadn't heard much from him, and i wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. and, you know, again, i don't know where he is. i -- i -- i repeat what i said. i truly am not that concerned about him. >> bush wasn't concerned, but his administration was. they said letting bin laden slip through their fingers in tora bora in late 2001, was their, quote, gravest error in the war against al qaeda. by 2006, they all gave up and closed the cia unit in charge of hunting bin laden. it took presiden

i haven't gotten reports of actual confrontations with the police today but we certainly expect them and these aren't the first occupations the sort of the launch of the occupy our homes campaign but there have been a number of occupations where police have certainly come sheriffs will come to the door so we do expect that to happen but i haven't gotten reports from any of our friends yet that that's happened is there a strategy for dealing with that sort of thing ok will we'll let them do it or no we're going to sit here and block arms or whatever i mean or is every every is this everybody is still trying to figure out how it's going to work out. well it'll certainly look different depending on where people are occupying have gotten a lot of legal help and aid from folks have that have been doing this type of resistance for a while so it'll look different from place to place we certainly expect folks on our end to be peaceful but they will resist the eviction and they will help to bring furniture that's been taken out of homes back into homes so we'll sort of see how it shakes down

i have gotten to see that, i can't think of anybody more qualified. as far as all the other person's, i can very much recommend each and everyone of them for the other seats. supervisor kim: are there any other speakers for public comment? public comment is now closed. i do want to thank all the members of the public that came out for this item has yet to the applicants. how want to concur with one of the public speakers, fred. i think every advocate is very passionate and you can see that in the application and through the letters that we received on your behalf. it is a very passionate community, and we have a lot of great individuals for these seats. we do have the number of seats where there is only one applicant. including two of which that would be real appointments. i like to see if we can move forward martin olive and sara schrader, brent, and tehe doctor. i think that -- we appreciate them for applying again. i know that the task force is a huge time commitment. i know that there are multiple committees even within this task force. for applic

and haven't gotten responses back from them, yet, either. reporting live at police headquarters, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and lawyers for victims of the blast are calling pg&e's admission nothing more than a pr stunt. that is a strong reaction after today's court appearance in superior court. lawyers told the judge the company will cover costs of the claims from victims of the pipeline explosion. and this victims lawyers say it does not address why the utility giant failed to run tests on the pipe that would have detected faulty pipe weld autos they had a decision. should we pay our executives multi kblinls of dollars in bonuses or take money and fix the pipe? >> the victim's attorneys say pg&e left open a window to blame a third party. >> and some economic news, california's newest figures show the jobless rate dropped to 11.3% and only 6600 newon jobs were added. 18,000 jobs added in trade, transportation and they were offset by 28,000 lost jobs in construction manufacturing and professional service autos there is a bright spot for people

for rendition or black sites, we wouldn't have gotten bin laden.to give credit to your dad and president bush. >> i think that is true. your viewers we are now holding the last queen in iraq, a man that is responsible for the death of five american soldiers. there is lot have pressure on the obama administration to put him in guantanamo. that is where he belongs. the administration has been very cagey about that and willing to put him in guantanamo and there is concern he will be left behind in the custody of the iraqis. it's not clear to me that justice will be done. >> sean: what do you think about the treatment of israel? more specifically the treatment of benjamin netanyahu? there has been numerous incidents. there have been promises to return to the '67 borders. this president did that. the comments he made to nicolas sarcozy when he didn't know the mike was on. what are your feelings on israel. >> the best you can say he completely does understand that america is stronger and israel is stronger when we stand together. >> with what is the wors

. >> even in the few minutes we have been watching this fire it's gotten worse, the smoke has gotten thicker. we are seeing a lot more flames coming out of the roof. there are crowds out there. >> big crowds, that's kind of been -- [ signal breakup ] >> where do you want the press? >> yes, sir. just saying -- [ pause ] >> sounds like wilson communicating with some of the crews in the area, clearly firefighters have their hands full as they fight this fire. if you are just joining us, this is 1015 pierce in san francisco. this is near turk and golden gate avenue. we just learned of the structure fire several minutes ago. and in that time, it is progressively gotten worse in the beginning we had firefighters on the roof trying to maybe breakthrough the roof to kind of -- to get control of the fire from the top but they have since try he had. and we have seen those flames progressively grow through the building and in fact it looks like some of the adjacent buildings may have caught fire, as well. okay. i believe elizabeth just has some new information about the winds because the winds

i wonder if the tax the advisory council has gotten your report on my survey. it is a survey that i designed, sponsored, employment, had delivered to you, homework that you should be doing. the idea is a that you can process the data. this is like a radar screen. it picked up things. it picks up things that have been consistently and systemically problems in the taxi industry. >> any other items under the citizen's advisory council report? this is an opportunity for members of the public within the jurisdiction of the mta but not on today because the agenda. -- today's agenda. the first is anonymous, then followed by [reading names] . >> good afternoon, chairman nolan. yester day, i faxed a letter to the board of directors. i did a male is and she was very courteous and professional. i came before you because i am a resident of park merced. it was recently disclosed to me on may 24, it was an unbelievable day because the first amendment rights of the residence and the public here in san francisco were denied in the land use committee at a later that afternoon b

look at what we have gotten pictures of.f the first family going church on christmas day meeting with members of the military, and of course, that pearl harbor visit where you actually saw the press pool taken out on a separate boat so they could have good access and good pictures of president obama visiting that memorial. i guess it's not really surprising that the white house is restricting this access in an election year where you're going to see the focus beyond the economy that's not doing so well, but it's certainly frustrating from the point of view of a journalist and we've heard a lot of grumbling from the white house press corps following the flz hawaii. >> it's not surprising as it is an election year and we have the beautiful beach behind you. breanna keilar in hawaii. >> richard branson, the founder of the virgin group is not a shy man, just today on his blog he posted his pictures from the early '90s. in them, he's partying it up with members of a virgin atlantic cabin crew. one of them vowed to be a virgin pil

and we have just gotten more sophisticated, and the disasters seem to have gotten bigger. >> is that the answer i would give across the board? is there a particular incident that made your organizations or companies say that we need to prepare better? >> katrina note -- katrina showed the need for supply chain, really quickly. we have been doing a lot of supply chain with nonprofits. the wall street journal had an article that said, what went wrong and what went right? it was about a matrix, and very quickly, within two years, this started -- and they decided to start using the supply chain. in a bigger scale, in responding, first of all, the disasters are getting more serious. we are really mitigating some of the results of that. i would argue that globally, we are tremendously well prepared. in the u.s., we are tremendously well prepared for the most immediate past disaster. but we don't know what is going to happen in the next. there are some tornadoes and hurricanes that are fairly predictable. but i don't think people realize how closely we were going from disaster to catastroph

commissioner moran: we have not gotten there yet. we just did public comments.ind of jumped the gun on other commission business, so we went back and did other communications. now that the sheriff is with us, we can proceed into other commission business. >> good afternoon, commissioners. as all of us know, i think, mike has been share since 1980, and he will be leaving us. he is being lauded throughout the city for all kinds of wonderful things he has worked on, but one of the key things we have partnered with him on as the guardian project for the storage program. we wanted to thank him for his work there and tell you a little bit about the program and introduce the sheriff. and i believe the head of the garden project is here. [applause] >> i will take the opportunity to talk sense i have the microphone. frankly, it is made who wants to thank the public utilities commission and ed and his predecessor for the relationships we have developed over the past decade or more -- it is in me -- it is me who wants to thank the public utilities commission. the garden pr

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so now i've gotten into christmas a lot, as you well know.ecorate a lot and do things in my neighborhood and believe it or not on christmas eve, tonight after i leave here, i'm going to go out and go christmas caroling. >> stay out of the post office. i like your tie and it has a christmas present coming at you. >> it does. >> how about eric? we know you love the holidays and christmas. you're lit up about it. >> i'm lit up. these guys are great. we'll talk to them. but christmas for us, very, very special holiday. we spend a lot of time bringing all the family on christmas day, to the christmas eve dinner with close family on christmas day. we invite everyone. all our friends. you don't have to be -- >> great, i'll be there. >> you're welcome. >> are you sure you're going to be hosting the show? that's funny. >> it doesn't matter. we have all walks of life joining us on christmas day. >> really? >> interesting turn of phrase. >> for real. >> dana? >> my first christmas in new york and i have some family coming to visit and i'm going to try t

see after three years we hadn't gotten very far. the problem wasn't them but me. i was doing something we call micromanage meant. i had my receipts and i was determined to make this school getting built without losing one dollar and village chief one day came up to me and sat me down and said son, you need to do one thing, you need to sit down and be quiet and let us do the work and he took my receipts and records and locked them in an earthen locker and he came back with his british musket gun, when you fire it it blasts in your face and he came back and said everything will be fine. a l.a. willing. six weeks later the school got built. it was an important lesson to let go and let the communities be empowered and let them do they're work in entirety. it came time to open the school and kids came from all around and julia came all the way here from america. you could see this colorful lapel around they're neck that means bam! of courage. it's put around a newborn when they're first born to ward away evil spirits, so the kids put that around they're neck. julie you

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has gotten a little criticism being as majestic as the less. it is because it is toppled by really strong winds we had. >> there's also a lighting in arlington. >> the rooftops and nearly 40 buildings will be here for the 18th year. is my son here. >> it is 33 degrees. >> we're hearing from a maryland the center of a mystery in aruba.

. >> they were thrilled to have gotten a loan and realized the american dream. they had no idea they could have and should have gotten a better deal. >> reporter: bank of america which bought countrywide in 2008 has agreed to pay $335 million. a spokesman said we discontinued countrywide products and practices that were not in keeping with our commitment and will continue to resolve and put behind us the remaining countrywide issues. the settlement will go toward compensating borrowers to the tune of about $1600 apiece. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> now, at the time, in 2004 to 2008, countrywide was the largest mortgage lender in the country at the height of the housing boom and it is blamed for making some of the worst loans by far. 1/3 of them ended in foreclosure or default. >>> coming up on 4:36, at 4:41, how about a smooth drink with that burger. a number of fast food chains are now adding alcohol to the menu. >> at 4:48, the e.p.a. is announcing a new effort to crack down on air position. >> we're back with your weather first in two minutes

we haven't gotten through the first step. arab league is still trying to negotiate with the assad regime. they're nervous, the arabs in general about setting a precedent again as in libya, and that the west will get involved militarily, something they don't want, given the u.s. intervention particularly in iraq. they don't want to set this pattern so there's reluctance for that to happen. the international community doesn't want to replicate what happens in libya. there's a nervousness nine months in or a year now into the arab uprisings about what will happen next, who will take over. one of the big questions is, if assad does fall as many of us believe that he eventually will, what replaces him? that's not clear. you have a real problem today between the various opposition forces. they do not speak with one voice. they're not using one set of tactics. you have the local coordination committees, trying to engage in peaceful civil disobedience, get people out on the streets who are changing. and then you have the army defecto

we haven't even gotten through that first step. the arab league is still trying to negotiate with the assad regime. they're very nervous, arabs in general, about setting a precedent, again, as in libya and that the west will get involved militarily. something they don't want given the u.s. intervention particularly in iraq. they don't want to set this pattern. so there's a reluctance to open the way for that to happen. i think the international community, frankly, doesn't want to replicate what happened in libya and i think there's frankly a nervousness nine months in or a year now into the beginning of the arab up risings that -- about what will happen next. who will take over. one of the big questions is if assad does fall, as many of us believe that he eventually will, what replaces him? that's not clear. you have a real problem today between the various opposition forces. they do not speak with one voice. they are not using one set of tactics. you have the local coordination committees that are trying to engage in peaceful civi

liberal rumble also karl rove did a number on this country creating a mess that we still haven't gotten to the also put the screws to one governor who's now trying to rebuild his life and expose the truth about bush's brain governor don siegelman joins me later to tell his story and later on which scares you most big business or big government i'll give you my answer tonight it's deleted. you need to know this republicans in the house of representatives wasted everyone's time yesterday passing their version of a payroll tax cut extension since republicans can't pass a clean bill to protect one hundred sixty million americans from a half a thousand dollar tax hike they instead attach poison pills to the tax cut extension repealing regulations that keep our water safe from coal polluters fast