regent russell gould, former president of the board and former finance director for the state, said, in the end, a tuition increase was the only alternative. >> the regents had to accept an increase in fees just out of fundamental financial realities. >> reporter: that increase has had real consequences for parents like these attending freshman orientation week on campus this summer. among them was mayur patel, who runs a small hotel in ventura, california. he had to attend to hotel business, even during the session. >> in august, we were planning to take a vacation, mini- vacation. as soon as we heard that it's going up about 9% to 10%, we stopped, we cancelled that. last time i took time off work was june 4, 2006. that was my dad's 50th wedding anniversary. >> reporter: even with the tuition increase, regent gould worries about the future. >> i think the university is at risk, in terms of its quality. the risk is if the lack of confidence is created in the university, and faculty starts believing that this is not a sustainable enterprise, that california's given up on it, i think y

know liberated in one thousand nine hundred three the georgian troops retained the upper could dorie gould's one of strategic regions. following george's attack on south a set here in two thousand and eight the abkhaz military carried out a special operation in the region with russia's support georgian forces would driven out to the republic's entire territory. russia and several other countries have since recognized independence. the turbulent. is the entire length of the goal which this place was part of the silk road now is the way leading straight to abkhazians capital from the great caucuses mountain range. the road clings to the down below there's a chasm with a mountain stream carrying its clear. whenever the rocks stepaside the can see rooftops in the valleys this is the abkhazian region of. many local people homes during the conflict with no coming back. was a favorite tourist attraction before. but it's seen few travelers in the past two decades. visitors come once again to the picturesque landscape mountain lakes the fools and the unique flora. tourists who used to come to. when i

they were liberated and nine hundred ninety three and georgian troops retained the optical dorie gould's one of our strategic regions. following george's attack on south a second here in two thousand and eight the abkhaz military carried out a special operation in the could dorie region with the russian support georgian forces were driven out of the republic's entire territory russia and several other countries have since recognized abkhazians independence. the turbulence could dorie river this is the entire length of the goal which this place was part of the silk road now is the way leading straight to abkhazians capital so whom from the greater coaxes mountain range. the road clings to the gorge down below there's a chasm with a mountain stream carrying its clear waters. whenever the rocks stepaside the eye can see rooftops in the valleys this is the abkhazian region of spain many local people left their homes during the conflict in georgia know they are coming back. the could dori gold was a favorite tourist attraction before the war but it's seen few travelers in the past two decades

william gould ran the national labor relations board under president bill clinton and says the change means airline workers will be treated like every other worker trying to form a union. >> all require a majority of those actually voting. >> reporter: that's one side of the argument. on the other side, house republicans see the voting rules as another front in a political war with the obama administration and its labor union allies. in recent debates, republicans point out the rule change makes it easier to create a union, but doesn't allow workers to vote to leave a union. >> what's proposed as fairness is the height of unfair. >> reporter: so house republicans are insisting any legislation reauthorizing the federal aviation administration reinstate the old voting rules. that's how airfare taxes become a fight over organized labor. democratic senators say they won't give in to house republicans, especially after doing so in the recent debt limit debate. >> it's an anti-worker agenda that is driving them and the rest of us are trying to get a very, very complicated f.a.a. bill passed

gould in london at the bank of england oh well that's not a good idea because the london boy in market is extremely corrupt and if they are smart they'll demand physical delivery of this gold and they'll store it somewhere safely in korea korea listen to me listen to max concourse of the t.v. come over here korea put your air the t.v. any gold you store in london you will lose ok you will lose so if you want to actually make the smart of demand physical delivery to your own country or you're never going to see that gold well in fact you might end up like greece because that's my next headline max greece begins fifty billion euro privatization drive so the starting gun for one of the biggest fire sales in western history was fired as greek officials began appointing advisers for the country's ambitious privatization drive but greece lost its sovereignty and now they are selling the pieces of the corpse and the greek people need to understand that they no longer have a country there's a fire sale at grace they're selling off the family assets the family jewels but the greek people are no

the stable sure grow it comes to what it is it's a species that lives in trouble gould's a probable waters of the ocean but with global warming they're now starting to move more and more to the north out of roughly three hundred sixty spaces of sharks just over thirty are known to be dangerous to humans the rest are either too small of that but most experts agree that any shark with shopped enough teeth and longer than one point two leaders can cause serious injuries especially if there's food in the water and while scientists are looking for the reasons for these recent attacks the swimming season in the area is over at least for the time being carried over r.t. moscow. moscow's biennial international air show continues to thor opening its doors to thousands of new spectators on friday some of the most spectacular aerobatic displays are still ahead at lax twenty eleven before the show closes in just two days time and it's not just about entertainment many major contracts are being signed as well you cannot is there for us. there are sounds of jet ten propeller engines in the skies scores

there's one guy who was just known as an excellent scam artist and he was able to put jay gould to shame in the way he could move money and rip off people and they would run into factions and disputes and there would befl as i say became viol. one of the legendary figures in the underground press was also one of the biggest drug dealers in new york and he would smuggle marijuana by the ton. one of the papers in boston was founded by a guy name mel lyman and he was sort of a bizarre mystical acid hair and he turned his paper to the bona fide cult where people were not allowed to leave. a lot of these underground press meetings degenerated into fiascoes. there's two suicides in the book i just want to mention there's a story-telling component to the book as well. you know, whenever i look at a new book, you know, sometimes the first thing i'll do is i'll look sense of the range of topics that are covered. i think there's some humorous suspects. i write about homoeroticism, hooten nanny, and over at the l's you have lenin vladimir and lennon john side-by-side. and over in s you've got -- we

it was an act of treason on the part of gould which often yields in in a circle outright treason they were going to ruin our country. in a press conference later that day they said the call the trough was ill and that they would take over in his absence of their show wasn't convincing on the nineteenth of august wise president kennedy and i have on the other members of the emergency committee sat in this very spot as he delivered his statement the assembled journalists noticed that his hands were shaking and then one twenty four year old journalist blew his official words right out of the water. at eagle county do you realize that you've conducted a quick high they look pretty are very convincing. just read. meanwhile on the streets the russian supremes soviet building the white house had become the center of resistance to the coup boris yeltsin the president of the russian part of the u.s.s.r. had convinced some of the tank crews just switch sides people flocked to join him and demand talks return. yeltsin tells you that both the yeahs of your command are traitors and enemies whose a

year and treasuries by comparison every turn four point two percent so those are the two safe havens gould has returned fifteen percent treasuries four point two right now forgets over as up more than thirty percent this year it was up seventy percent last year and this negative real interest rate story again as relates to gold is very interesting because negative real interest rates people equate with the flesh and and they equate deflation with an environment that is poorer for gold but historically and negative real interest rates are quote unquote the flesh and is actually the best time to be buying gold and so gold is working in either of the deflation which is really another word for hyper inflation hyper inflation or inflation so there's really a no lose situation there's no top on goal because there's no amount of destruction that one can imagine a won't visit the currencies around the world because the currency growth is going to go the way of the dodo that means that there's no top on gold ten thousand dollar amounts for gold yeah of course you go a lot higher because we are curr

babies can swim at birth human babies can swim birth other primates can't and and a lot stephen jay gould famous of scientists he's now deceased suggested that there was this thing called the change to the darwin's theory of evolution called punctuated equilibrium that what would happen was that every now and then you know evolution might move along slowly but every now and then there would be some kind of a horrible disaster that would happen and ninety nine percent of all the members of a species could be bacteria or it could be people who get wiped out and that one percent to survive were there once or one percent who carried with them an adaptation a gene a mutation that allowed them uniquely to survive the aquatic ape had a hypothesis suggests this that basically there was some kind of awful thing that happen one hundred sixty five thousand years ago like a drug can take volcanic event huge wildfire in we had produced climate change huge wildfires swept across africa or possibly the surrounded by darkness and things didn't grow whatever it was the wild animals came to the sea coast l

owner albert talat says he sees new faces every day a little bit more and they get closer by peter gould really good at making everything gonna help even more hellish is the sight of a city looting itself landmark buildings and foreclosed homes are gutted for survival go around and we've got to do a little scale that it's worth or in addition to scrappers an increasing number of cash working americans. are treated in goods. greenbacks the guy in the lexus and legacy of the suit and tie and little brass lamp where you know he's not into the like recycling kind of guy who broke short of money the u.s. president promised things would be better for america's car making capital after the two thousand and nine fifty billion dollar bailout general motors and chrysler are automakers are in the midst of their strongest period of job growth in more than a decade since g.m. and chrysler emerged from bankruptcy the industry has created more than seventy five thousand new jobs for the first time in six years ford g.m. and chrysler are all operating at a profit g.m. has reported six straight orderly p

after a day of research i found a letter from, or john shaw a descendant of robert gould shaw. i will read from this letter. the best source we have an answer of the question did the slaves ever have a chance? , board john shaw wrote to his naval commander in washington, and he wrote that at the time in new orleans there were 40 regular troops, a fourth he called a, quote, week the attachment. he wrote i fear the whole postal exhibit of devastation, every description of property will be consumed and the country laid waste by rioters. all were on alert. scarcely anyone possessed a musket for protection of himself or his property. 40 troops protecting a defenseless and unarmed city whose own commander called it a week detachments. there is another layer to the story. only 40 regular troops in new orleans and this time. why are there not more men to guard this new american acquisition? i started looking into that and what i found was the best american fighting force was 100 miles away in baton rouge fighting a war with the spanish army. i am not sure anyone thinks of america fight

gould thank you for your time today.lth wise. >> i'm in remission, i'm better today than i was a year ago. i'm very thankful to god for that and my wonderful oncologist and his entire staff. they are my heros and guardian angels. shannon: tell us how the initial dispute or whatever it was that sparked up between you and this neighbor, what happened? >> just to make sure everybody is clear on this. this is not a one-on-one issue between myself and mr. edward jimez. this is a neighborhood issue. he's moved in roughly three years ago and from the outset acted very inappropriately to all of the neighbors around us, including myself, and things have progressed over those three years. you try to make peace. we took an approach of just ignoring him after a while, and then he hung the sign, the death to you cancer sign on his property facing my house. and i said enough is enough. i can no longer just ignore this man, he's out of control. it's time to get the police involved, the mayor's office involved and the neighborhood invol

we introduced a concept of gould-status command that has moved through the process of allowing governors to innominate -- to nominate officers to bedual certified to both the man stayed active duty -- to both come and state active duty. this is been a significant breakthrough. it is part 1 of part two. that is being able to bring in title 10 forces into a state and integrate them in gives us unity of effort, and the other pieces something that we still face as a nation. i am sure most of you know this. we cannot reach out and touch our reserve forces in a disaster without a presidential mobilization, which has a time commitment, and basically takes away from being able to do any other duty for the timeframe of that activation, yet many of our combat support forces could be faster and more responsive if we had congress giving the authority to provide that presidential call-up could be less than a call up under the current reserve act. right now, secretary janet napolitano can be reserved call- ups of the coast guard, but the secretary of defense does not. the next big goal for the departm

there's one guy that is known as an excellent scam artist and he was said to be able to put jay gould to shame the way that he to move money around and read off people. there's sometimes these undergrad newspapers fell into fashion and dispute so there would be conflicts and some of them as i say became violent and one of the legendary figures in the underground press was also one of the biggest drug dealers in new york and he would smuggle marijuana by the ton into new york for florida. one of the papers in boston was founded by the guy and he was bizarre and mystical and turned his beeper into a unified culture to the point people were not allowed to leave. a lot of the underground press generated the humorous fiasco, there are two suicides in the book and so i just want to mention that there is a story component to the book as well. a lot of times the first thing i will do is look at the index to get a sense of the range of topics that are covered. there are some humanistic sequences of to go to the h's i wrote about her odyssey, jay edgar hoover, and then over you have got lennon,

there's one guy that is known as an excellent scam artist and he was said to be able to put jay gouldhame the way that he to move money around and read off people. there's sometimes these undergrad newspapers fell into fashion and dispute so there would be conflicts and some of them as i say became violent and one of the legendary figures in the underground press was also one of the biggest drug dealers in new york and he would smuggle marijuana by the ton into new york for florida. one of the papers in boston was founded by the guy and he was bizarre and mystical and turned his beeper into a unified culture to the point people were not allowedl of the undergrounds generated the humorous fiasco, there are two suicides in the book and so i just want to mention that there is a story component to the book as well. a lot of times the first thing i will do is look at the index to get a sense of the range of topics that are covered. there are some humanistic sequences of to go to the h's i wrote about her odyssey, jay edgar hoover, and then over you have got lennon, vladimir and linen john,

we introduced a concept of gould-status command that has moved through the process of allowing governors to nominate officers to bedual certified to both home and state active duty. this is been a significant breakthrough. it is part 1 of part two. that is being able to bring in title 10 forces into a state and integrate them in gives us unity of effort, and the other pieces something that we still face as a nation. i am sure most of you know this. we cannot reach out and touch our reserve forces in a disaster without a presidential mobilization, which has a time commitment, and basically takes away from being able to do any other duty for the timeframe of that activation, yet many of our combat support forces could be faster and more responsive if we had congress giving the authority to provide that presidential call-up could be less than a call up under the current reserve act. right now, secretary janet napolitano can be reserved call-ups of the coast guard, but the secretary of defense does not. the next big goal for the department of defense, and this will require congressional acti

> i think it comes down >> road he explains some top stocks in the technology sector are apple and gould. in the midst of a turbulent day, the two stocks did not budge that much. here are the numbers, friday morning apple open the stock market around $380. it closed around $373. who will open at about $582 and closed around $579. if you are looking for a new more affordable option, experts suggest a link in. how their shares opened at about $101 and closed at about $91. tenneco with kron4 news. >> a live view from the golden gate bridge this saturday evening and it is foggy out there. the towers are sticking up into the low clouds. is there is low fog moving into the bay rather rapidly. there are some clouds rolling in this is mount tancam, the fog is the big story, it will keep temperatures on the mild side. the fog pushing inland. we wake up to cloudy skies everywhere with the fog extending east from fairfield, livermore in concord. we will see sunshine for the afternoon, with continued mild temperatures. here is the shot from lake tahoe tonight. it is a beautiful summer weekend taking