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in some hospitals -- >> they are at risk of a fire sale to benefit could havers. the association of northeast councils have joined forces in a bid to take on these assets for the benefit of our region. will the prime minister back this bid and put his warm words on localism into action? >> we're grateful to the honorable lady. it is an important issue that we make sure as we move forward many of which are up and running and do a good job, that we make sure we have a good consistency and good continuity. i certainly look at the case that she makes. >> mr. speaker would my friend comment in advance of the budget on the current financial situation in terms that i can use to convey to my constituents the dreadful state of the economy that we inherited from the party opposite. >> one way of putting the inheritance that we had is that we had a budget deficit that was bigger than portugal, bigger than spain bigger than greece. it is only because of the action that we've taken in government to actually show how we're going to pay down our debt that we have interest rates

the almost everything havers are getting more and more, and we are taping their way with decisions like this. i worry about being able to call at the increasing disparity in wealth if we approve things like this. do we lose our ability to call out the widening disparities of wealth by actually approving wider disparities in wealth in san francisco? that is a big concern of mine. 65% of the workers who work for twitter right now do not want to leave san francisco. they do not want to work anywhere else. and rightly so. what a great city. what great benefits we do provide. what great infrastructure we provide. the workers here, despite muni being always at the crisis point, people can get to work on muni. they can get to work on their bicycles. all throughout the city, actually, a lot of bikers atwitter who ride their bicycles in. it's great to see that kind of infrastructure support a good work climate here. there are many things we do it as a city to encourage economic development. i think we need to be fair about how we approach it. this, i see, is not a very fair way of making our dec

we could see havering through the -- we could see heavy rain through the morning hours of friday.aturday through the morning hours we could be dry. we have another storm approaching. it looks like saturday eve nick into sunday. keeping in mind we are below average for this time of year. typically in the 60s. we will need your jacket. temperatures ranging in the mid to upper 50s. >> all right thank you. >>> we know the name of a pedestrian killed in a hit and run crash in san francisco. 51-year-old david henderson was found in the street near the intersection of market and eighth street saturday night. he was pronounced dead there at the scene. so far police have not identified any suspects or vehicles in the case. if you have any information call the san francisco police. >>> san francisco police are still searching for the hit and run driver that smashed up seven vehicles in the castro. a ktvu viewer took these pictures showing the damage to a pickup truck in the 200 block of dolores street. the driver kept up this demolition derby before crashing his own truck into a cargo van a

so i am -- i say that at the end of the book, it is not a foregone conclusion and i'll do haver i can to make my prediction -- i'll do whatever i can to make my prediction come true. >> this is your eighth book. how does a man like you have time to write a book? >> i make time. i haven't written it all myself. it's a short book. it doesn't take long to read and it didn't take that long to write. and also i crib from my other books. i keep on saying the same things and i said it before. so it is not that difficult. >> where do you write them? >> i write long hand and or i dictate. sometimes i just speak like i'm making a speech or i write long hand. i usually do it between 3:00 -- starting at 3:00 in the morning. >> so you rise early? >> i wake up and if i have something to say, i say it. so i very often write in the morning. >> how many days of the year are you on the road around the world? >> not that many. because i try to cut it short. and i actually spent quite a bit of time at home writing and reading. >> when you travel, do you travel on your own plane? >> no. >> you go commerci

you haver chemical lights here that will last for 12 hours. you saw in 911 people didn't have dust masks, goggles, they didn't have sanitary products. we need first aid. so the ready kits at your local home depot, low's for a family of four and as well as two- person. it's important to have these life-saving necessities because you never know when it will hit. >> reporter: you have seen these flying off the shelves since the japan earthquake. >> it's gone by tenfold. people are now starting to take that preparedness message because of all of the devastation in japan. >> reporter: dean reese telling us what need to to know and to have handy in case of an earthquake like that. coming up, we are going to give another look at what it's like to be in one of those major earthquakes. we'll see a lot more shaking, rattling and rolling, frank. >> we are going to put you back in the simulator? >> i'll go back in one more time. >> okay. very good. christin ayers live in hayward, thank you. >>> a shooting in san francisco sending five people to the hospit

e we haveric wassen and jonathan allen. thank you for your questions this morning. back to our guest, grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform. >> john hulsman advises businesses about the political and financial risks of the world today, and tonight his insights into the intersection of money and policy on c-span's "q & a." >> michele bachmann, new hampshire republican state committee. she says she will decide by early summer whether to pursue the 2012 presidential nomination. from nashua, new hampshire, this is just over 40 minutes. [applause] >> you lovers of liberty unite. three of our five biological children are here today. our brother, his wife, our three nieces and nephews. we thank you for the warm welcome you have extended to our family. we feel we are one of you today. thank you. thank you for welcoming us. [applause] >> we talked a lot already this morning about your great state model, live free or die, and it causes me to think about the motto of the state of west virginia -- "death to tyrants." you get this, these state mottos. we have be

i don't know if those gentlemen haver served or if they have families that have ever served but it takes a lot. i just would like to know if president obama is willing to stand up to this dictator and put him down wurns and for all and show the nation that he is the leader that's what i would like to see. sir, i really appreciate your show and i love c-span and i just think you guys do a wonderful job of reporting the news. and god bless you. host: we'll move on to texas. daniel on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. yes. i think the first thing the president should do is to remind the republicans that when ronald reagan was president that ronald reagan invaded grenadea without congressional approval. ronald reagan also invaded panama to remove noreiga without congressional approval. and bush i also invaded kuwait and that wasn't an outcry from the republicans. they were fine with that. then you've got a president trying to remove a dictator, now that's a big outcry. we don't have the money. they're just constantly complaining. but when they're in power ilte all f

e we haveric wassen and jonathan allen. thank you for your questions this morning. back to our guest, grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> potential republican presidential contenders have been making stops in key primary states. this weekend, minn. congresswoman michelle bachmann in nashua, new hampshire at a fund-raiser for the republican state committee. that is today at 6:00 27:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> 1/3 of americans have no savings of any kind. 1/4 of mortgages are under water and 1/5 of our wealth is wiped out in the great crash. >> john holsman advises governments and businesses about the financial risk of the world today and tomorrow. tonight, his insights into money and foreign policy on cspan's "q &a." >> on thursday, new york republican congressman peter king held the first of a series of hearings examining the threat he calls the radicalization of american muslims. over 50 democrat sent a letter to him, chairman