the ad hock committee on personal relations forted it back to the board. we were missing one commissioner, president mendoza. so we forwarded it back to her without recommendation. >> thank you, commissioner maufas. any more reports? ok. reading of resolution by norman yee. so basically says further be it resolved hence fortney new instructor of jrotc will have the necessary certification and/or credential to provide general supervision of the independent study in p.e. and this reconsideration request is for the purpose of adding the following language after the paragraph above. and it says, be it further resolved the above requirement for new ars to jrotc shall not apply to three instructors currently in the process of completing school district hiring procedures to begin p.c. in the 2011-2012 school year as long as the following three requirements are met. number one, each instructor must become a qualified intern in physical education to provide general supervision of physical education, independent study within six months of their date of hire. number

. >> most involve pyrex and anchor hocking. keep in mind there are hundreds of millions of pieces of glass bake wear that have no reported problems but consumer reports is urging the government to investigate. and here is michael finney. >> and she says she only started using metal pans after the glass dish shattered z sitting on top of a heated oven. >> all of a sudden, i heard a bang. i felt it hit the back of my leg. the blood pouring out all over the place. >> her tendon was receivered. she could walk but doubts she'll be able to golf or dance again. consumer reports has analyzed 145 new reports of glass wear shattering after the first investigation in september. and this is not just bake wear. >> there are eight reports involving glass bowls, some shattered when hot water was poured into them. others in the microwave when used to heat foods. they're labeled mike wave safe. >> pyrex and anchor hocking of made of glass that has been heat strengthened. decades ago made of another. >> it's not clear when this switch occurred.

and today labour is in hock to the trade union barons, after their government stipend, 95% of labour's money comes from unions. most of it from just four of them. let me be clear, the values of trade unionism are as relevant as ever. supporting workers. fighting for fairness at work. but i don't think the unions should be able to buy themselves a political party. ed miliband says he wants to loosen the ties between labour and the union barons who helped him beat his brother. let's see him put his money where his mouth is. let's see if he'll support radical reform of party funding. every previous attempt has been blocked by the vested interests in the other two parties. we are all stuck in a system that we know is wrong. we've all been damaged by it. but if we learned anything from the expenses scandal. it is surely that if the system's broken. we should not wait for the next scandal. we should fix it and fix it fast. so whether it is securing the economy, sorting the banks or cleaning up politics, we are making the big, difficult decisions. not easy, but right. that's what it means to

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i was out there hocking a book and he was helping me do it.were having a good time as we always do when we are together. he is a very serious already in the american stage but it's entirely up to him and his family to decide if now is the time and i think we should all respect that if he wants to stay on the job he was hired for. >> about 30 seconds left. what does he have that is currently lacking in terms of exciting republican voters? what is governor christie bring to the mix? >> leaving the other folks aside who i think have lots of potential, i think what we all like about chris christie he is clearly there for the right reasons. he just wants to make his state better and tell you exactly what the problems are and exactly how he proposes to fix them and he doesn't back down when the inevitable special interest starts. >> we will leave it there. indiana governor mitchell daniel, thank you for jing us. >> thank you. >> i was there hocking a book. i wasn't able to ask him. i like that. >>> here is betty nguyen. >> i'm not hocking a book thi

expense of equity holders michael hudson points out to the homeowners and corporate america on how in hock to the debt machine many corporations are effectively in negative equity or in and technically insolvent position headed by the financial sector by the banks themselves. maybe sympathy for the demonstrators in the bill. i don't know if there was a lot of sympathy per se to their point of view i mean we were you know in a similar similar boat so to speak a similar boat perhaps only one as life preservers the fact the government now is funneling money to a major bank and saying if you can do that with a bank why not do it strapped homeowners facing foreclosure as democrats thanks. to crisis increases desperation sides hutcheon says you know street is leeching moron street battles for survival we are seeing a second class war in this country such as you've never seen in the entire history of the united states a class a class war except in this case the class war isn't the kind of war the marxist some socialist talk about it's not between employers and employees because employment is goin

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the names of the former world champions in their memory candles have also been lit at bratislava hocking stadium to remember the ones who are back in play and died the two country's national coaches have also spoken about the tragedy. for years. i worked in your islam i had the best time of my career that this past spring the absolute with all those people by the same plane that it is a huge shock if your team and all super city toggled was a great influence and a great hockey player he was a legend of slow mike ice hockey sometime in february or may next year i would still trying to convince him to return back to the national team because it's hard even to talk about we've lost players in their prime but with the hard core of the national team i knew them very well even though they were playing abroad still they were always trying to get better they can't believe i just want to be part of a system they wanted to know the details of their positions and how to best score because huge interest in what they did i really enjoyed working with them. and with burns to ninety percent of his body

the americans are hugely in hock to the chinese by some trillions of dollars to euro only reside with the creditor because if you know if if. a poll and then it's my problem but if i were buying a trillion dollars and it's going to be the bank's problem through and through the buying is going to be rather nice for your interest here thoughts peterbilt thanks so much for your time joining us live in. let's return now to libya and the fallout of other countries' maneuvers british prime minister david cameron has called for an inquiry into claims that u.k. intelligence agents extradited terrorist suspects to libya and allegations surfaced after human rights groups in tripoli found documents outlining m i six and cia rendition programs well now let's go live to germany to talk to an emotion she's a former british intelligence officer and he can hear me that. i can enjoy great thanks very much indeed for joining us there in germany now one of the libyan rebel commanders who's now in charge of military forces in tripoli wants an apology from london and washington for handing him over to gad

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they seized all of their supply and georgia had to come up with an add hock procedure for coming up with a new way to kill its shackled prisoners. they decided on a drug with the trade name nenbutol. anybody with veterinary experience knows it is used to put down household pets. it has never been tested on this type of use or anesthetic in humans. the danish manufacturer that makes that drug says it should not be used in execution. and earlier execution in georgia was videotaped, the first time ever videotape, the first le shall injection videotaped so that could be used in lawsuits against the cruelty of this particular form of injection. the chaos of the death penalty in this country itself makes it a political issue. >> the way this has all unfolded, we're in a politically hot climate in this country with an election a little over a year to go, we have seen debates where execution was the topic of question and response by one of the contestants. does this shine a spotlight of special sorts, this case and the political climate in this country or is this conversation about the death pen

potato head come off like steven hocking at this point. >> bill: i have to agree with you miller, whyle of this intense debate talking about pomegranate at his home and he has to get back there when the country has a 14 trillion-dollar debt. i think we should go to his house and rip up the pomegranates. no, that wouldn't be fun. >> at this point half the palm grant that thes think he is an idiot. they asked for a balanced thing and the republicans say okay we want a balanced budget amendment and they say anything balanced except that anything but that we want balance, not that balanced. >> bill: i don't know. the stuff looks -- if somebody were coming here from mars they would say oh, o'reilly he didn't say that miller made that up. no, it's true. president obama turning 50 tomorrow and going up to chicago for a big fundraiser. top ticket $35,800 to hang out with the president on birthday celebration. you say, miller? >> i say that's the very deaf nation of hollowness of leading a political life when you end up on nearest and dearest moment on your most personal evenings with donors.

i only mean that because you will be in hock for the next 20 years. what i'd say to you or your fellow students to make sure you are always following your conscience. follow your heart. don't think about these an audience. trust that the audience will be there. make sure you are happy and feel good about what you have done. try to do those things that when it seems dangerous or risk your cross the line. when you have that feeling you crossed the line you know you are doing what you should be doing. [applause] we are taught from a young age to sensor ourselves and not rock the boat. better to go along so you can get along and we need more ships -- don't put the card out. just put something over my mouth. we need more people to be muckrakers and go after these sources of power and never be afraid of them. i think it was i f. stone that settle government and corporations are run by lyres and nothing they say should be believed. start with the assumption that when a politician or a ceo is saying something they are not telling you the truth. they may be te

. >>> we'll be right back. ,, professional hocke >>> sad news out of russia where a plane carrying aan professional hockey team crashed into a riverbank. 45 people were on board. 43 are reported dead in one of the worst aviation disasters in sports history. the plane struggled to gain altitude and hit a signal tower before crashing to the ground. about 150 miles from moscow. some current and former nhl players died in the crash including sharks prospect daniil sobchenko, who was drafted by san jose this year. he was just 20 years old. >>> when giants starter matt cain takes the mound you can count on two things. he won't allow many runs and won't get any run support in return. giants rookie justin christian batting leadoff and this is the welcome to the show moment. robbed of extra bases and holds on and he is okay. still in the first, matt cain makes a mistake. the bay area kid made him pay a home run that bounced off a fan into the tunnel. 1-0 san diego. keep your eye on the ball. geez. but the giants get the run back. first there was a thrill, now there's the pill. solo shot for t

i only mean that because you are going to be in hock for the next 20 years.now, what i would say to you or your fellow students is to make sure that you always follow your conscience, follow your heart. don't think about pleasing an audience. i trust that the audience will be there. make sure that you are happy, do you feel good about what you done and try to beat those things that when it seems dangerous or seems risky for like maybe have crossed the line, whenever you have the feeling may be across the line, and that's when you know you're doing what you should be doing. [applause] we are taught from a very young age to censor ourselves, pull back, not wrap the boat. it's better to go along so you can get along and we need more stirred. don't put the card at c-span, just put something over my mouth. we need more people to be muckrakers and go after these sources of power, to never be afraid of them. i think he was ironstone is that all governments and corporations are run by liars and nothing they say should be believed. you should always start with the ass

sarah sells herself as the mom, hock ky mom, working mother with a wonderful relationship with her close partner todd, and that's an utter myth. that's less than an myth, but an utter fraud because that's a corner stone of her political per sewn that that i found is necessary to write about the reality opposed to the image in the rogue. >> host: but, joe, did you talk to people who were friends with the palins, supporters of them, as well as people on the outs with them? >> guest: they were really hard to find, peter. i'll tell you, hard to find. the biggest surprise that i had when i got to wasilla in 2010 was how few friends and supporters she had left. the people who know her best like her least, and the people who've known her longest trust her least and fear her the most. those friends that she still does have, she instructed not to talk to me. she said i don't want you talking to this fellow joe mcginniss. her daughter bristol's lawyer told johnton's sister not to talk to me otherwise he could not visit his son. that's the lengths they went to to prevent me from talking to me. the

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see what's going on, and that's when all of a sudden i yousee this man wearing this black and gold hockdn't tell what it it was, this stinging at the back of his neck. but listen to from "sk confessions". >> pressing the baton across the back of his neck, pulled the trigger. it shocked and jumped but did little are more than merely alert the bastard to what was going on. >> so i tried to make a run for it. that's when he actually point pulled out a gun. >> i you pointed it straight at him and all of a sudden he took me seriously, his eyes wide. >> then he yells, get down on the ground, put your face down, close your eyes and put your hands in the back. i don't know where he had it, but he took out duct tape and he ripped off piece. that's when he covered my eyes with it. >> and just about then geo tetro decided he come to the moment of his own death. >> i actually started tearing up, and it was like life flashed before my eyes and it was quite emotional. i'm like, oh, my god, my family is never going to see me again. i never told anyone where i was going that day. all of a sudden i you

hock has been doing the balloon launches, sending up information. both park and another man have been argentinaed targeted -- regularly talladega by assays sans. this tells us they're doing the most effective work in 2009, radio korea started broadcasting interviews from inside the country. supporting this flow of information through radio broadcast, especially by north korean defectors, is the most effective way to reach the people because the internet is only available to the elites in the regime. recently the north korean people's liberation front was formed by former military, including officers, special forces, cyberwarfare specialist propaganda specialists. this is significant because there the only time there was opposition against the regime was from the military who studied in the soviet union and came back wanting reform. they operated against the regime not 198 4. because all north korean males must serve for ten years and the elites are exempt from service, this means the north korean military truly represents the people. we saw the army

. >> ban hock, for 30 seconds. >> it has changed tremendously.g the ways that we've changed is we've always been a resilient people but we are more resilient now in terms of dealing with this kind of catastrophe or otherwise we are more confident and i also think that we are more courageous because of 9/11. >> i would agree with all of that. i think we live in an era of vulnerability, and we understand that in new and scary ways. i got a text of the other day from my son after hearing the terror under he lives in new york he says do you think i should do something differently? and i said no. be vigilant but do what you need to do. and i think that is what the country has done. it's been vigilant, a lot of money trying to make sure that doesn't happen again but we do what we need to do. >> and otas by the clock with just about run out of time. >> went thank this wonderful audience for joining us here at the national press club, are not the world by the website and thank the terrific panel of anchors who are so helpful to us in a difficult time of