that is an imperative step that people are forgetting. they think, i am with the school districts all i can go to a school site. but the ed fund is coordinating the sites that still have vacancies. it is imperative that if you want to do it, it is from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 on a friday morning. if you go to the website and say that you're coming so they can contact you or you can plug into a training, which is just 30 minutes, which we need to do it. it would make a world of difference for facilitating the process and make this happen. i want to thank all the volunteers who have said there were to participate grid we have many elected officials, several of our supervisors, our new supervisor olague and i cannot remember all the others. but there for is spreading in many school districts and the staff is as well carried out want to thank the volunteers. if you want to do it, go to the end fund website to sign up. commissioner murase: i have a number of announcements of. several of must participate in the superintendent pre k-12 perfect attend

. >> it's imperative you can -- imperative you see what it shows. >> some may say in animals can produce things must of the time in humans they are safe in in many cases chemicals survey necessary purpose. >> it's a common preservative, think keep the product safe. >> concerning, the lack of fda regulation of cosmetic industry? if a company has a ingredient that's a trade secret and they don't have to disclose all the ingredients. >> you're not just putting on one product with trace amounts of chemicals but dozens throughout the day. >> dr. patel says there's no solid evidence the increased gents are harmful but they want you to be aware about it. >>> how babies are the star of the internet world. >> a giggle from a high chair can lead to a high fortune. >> and mommy and daddy are home, why they were honored for their bravery. >> let's look at this. nice. tonight we recognize the sacrifice of the military. honored 135 local soldiers who served for at least a year in afghanistan. they worked with 48 other nations to train the afghan ministry of defense. nobody tells the tale of sacrifice

we are also told that passage by the spring is imperative.congressman good cheer rest will introduce comprehensive immigration reform for the house apparently in the next few weeks of around thanksgiving. while senator schumer is likely to include this language in any legislation, it is not a slam dunk. as the professor told us, there will be different versions of different bills. now, gutierrez's office has been quiet on their version. it is critical that lgbt couples are included in the house and senate versions of comprehensive immigration reform. is a quality-based legislation is critical for the tens of thousands of gay or lesbian couples living in exile, illegally, in fear, in detention, or perhaps separated from loved ones. california makes up a large percentage of bi-national couples, and with special notes -- social networking, it has probably tripled. the largest percentage is from the bay area. i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in its local by not placing this as a criti

it's imperative that the senate be able to move forward and get those 60 votes in order for us to know that at the end of the effort, there will be a bill going to the president. we are waiting on san francisccr schumer. he is a smart person. they are trying to gain consensus around issues. once the senate moves forward, the house is ready to move forward as well. we do not have one built. what we have is every conceivable idea that has ever been given to us fleshed out and turned over and written and rewritten. the congresswoman has been working with several bipartisan colleagues did we consider it imperative to have bipartisan support on immigration reform. it dela elays people's fears abt being voted out of office. i cannot talk about how important this issue is to our country now, our economy, and the future character of this nation. with all seriousness we approach this. i have to say that humor helps in dealing with some of the stresses and disappointments. it is with all seriousness and absolute dedication to this country that we try to move forward on this. not only the experts

the first is pain management is a moral imperative. the second is that chronic pain can be a disease in its own right. that there is a need for a more comprehensive approach using interdisciplinary methods to treat and diagnosis pain, and to better utilize preventative strategies. we recognize the importance of collaboration between physicians and patients and other providers in the education, management, and prevention of pain. we were not specifically charged to look at the important issue of opioids and their use in pain. we opined on the issue, recognized that there are multiple sides to the important issue, and that this is a topic that should be further studied. but we mainly focused on pain from a public health perspective. in doing so, we also recognize the individual impact of pain. and i'd like to read you just four testimonials from the over 2,000 that we received. first from an advocate. treating a pain patient can be like fixing a car with four flat tires. you cannot just inflate one tire and expect a good result. you must

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what imperative does that impose on a presidential nominee when selecting a running mate? you understand the question? >> i do. >> do you want to answer the question? >> want to unite the property. and if you're mitt romney, there's not much enthusiasm for you, so you want to excite the party. who you foreclose do that is another question entirely. romney and the delegates that he needs are held by rick santorum, then we'll have a romney and rick santorum ticket. christy is a problem. would he light up the campaign trail initially and the question is would the tea party be happy with his positions when they get a close look at them because he is a northeastern republican, although a right leaning one. >> would rubio think i have enough star power and enough chops and i'm young enough doing this under my own power. i don't want to be lassoed to a candidate that may lose this time around. >> ticket looks like a loser, why would anybody want to get on board. the most obvious ticket would be romney and santorum. if they can make up, maybe the rest of the party can. what if ric

. >> >> it turns out the man baltimore county police arrested for impers nateing a police officer -- impersonating a police officer has been at it for quite some time. in addition to a crown vick vic are-- vic, they found state uniforms, matching badges and fake gun. he was represented on the same charge 10 careers ago. >> for mr. propalis there's never been any indication that he attempted to pull over somebody. >> so, why do this anyway? well, those costumes and the police gear are for a more personal nature. he uses them for role playing and not to trick the public. he is currently on home detention awaiting his court appearance next week. >>> an anne arundel police have charged this man in connection with that road rage ins accident near gambrills earlier this week. he was the driver of a explorer. he got into his ford explorer before both vehicles crashed along route three. >>> in annapolis the search is on for three men who rob lad couple inside one of the parking garages. the 54-year-old woman and 64-year-old man were walking to their car in a parking garage when the three acc

legal concern and issues with language, you know, ought to override this sort of moral and sort of imperative of being on the side of, you know, the right to food and the advancement of food security. it's tough. i'm curious what you think about it. >> guest: fascinating question. it was thinking through the way, particularly in the international human rights context, rights were both kind of straddleed with a moral imperative and aspirational ideal and more practical and formal mandate. from the rights that are entitlements, if there's a right, somebody is entitle it, and specify exactly who the other person is and say what they are entitled to and the legalist wrote about how rights could play out in various contexts, and the lawyers tend to think about rights in a narrow way, and that's what the united states does looking at the fine print of the treaty saying we don't really support it. it's something over here. of course, the administration's also thinking, you know, we're the big play e and everyone will come after us and violate and don't adhere to some provision here, and it's tricky

give us a sense of what you modelled, which is the imperative towards an adaptive mentality towards yourn adult and a powerful, creative individual in our society and how you were able to shift your identity from the very validating and very powerful identity that you developed in the finance industry to abandon that to pursue something like this. it really started with a passion. i have always had a passion for music. had many bands in college. i was an obsessed music fan. had a day job in private equity and finance for years. kept the passion alive and was able to make the transition with, you know, really just a view that the world needed to see the best of music in unusual settings and at times when adults can enjoy it. and when i made that leap, i never looked back. it was almost seven years ago. and just happy that we have a show that's so beautifully produced today and in its fourth season. >> what can the rest of us learn from you? what did you apply from what you learned and how you worked -- how do you transfer your how from one thing to another in order to give you a higher pr

it's an economic imperative that every american family should be able to afford. so that's what beneed to do for americans to get jobs of the future. i talked about this in the state of the union. there are millions of jobs open right now and there are millions of people that are unemployed. how do we watch up workers to those jobs, what about the companies that are looking to hire right now? i hear from business leaders all the time who want to hire in the united states, but at the moment, they cannot always find workers with the right skills. at a time when millions of americans are looking for work, we should haven't any jobs out there. they should all be getting filled up. >> there's no reason we can't connect the two. this institution proves we know how to do it. let's say you are a single parent or a returning veteran or somebody who just wants a shot at a better paying job, you're a hard worker, you're a fast learner, you're motivated. u you know there are companies looking to hire. you just need to find out how to acquire the specific skills, the specializ

this is a sign of the imperical bureaucracy. we have found a new way to solve the deficit.e'll pass a passle of brand new laws on business and charge business for abiding by the law. it is a fantastic plann. go to congress for taxpayer dollars for your budget. >>> and the issue they brought up is looking for way it is to increase cost of the government. indirect ways of sticking, us right. >> it assuming that the government bureaucracy and agencies can never go back are wards and shrink. vicki said of course we shouldn't get rid of the fda. long ago theyed and that was insure safety . now it is making sure that drugs work. that added years and cost . people don't realize, they should realize the drug market is a global market. all we do is driving the drug and biotechnology companies off shore. >> rick? >> everybody is a little bit of right and wrong. emac is right when she points out how drug companies are paying for the salaries of people who approve them. and dennis is right. it is used to speed up. one complaint however i will note, i don't like the fees tacked on to ge

an economic imperative for every family in america and they should be all to afford it. [applause] in america built to last is why we are supporting scientists and researchers, trying to find the next breakthrough in clean energy, making sure that happens right here in the united states. we subsidize oil companies for a century. it is time to add 100 years of subsidies for an industry that's rarely more profitable to make sure we doubled down on clean energy never been more promising. solar power when power, via fuel that can break our addiction to foreign oil, create jobs here in america instead for national security good for your pocketbook. we need to build our infrastructure. i'm a chauvinist. i want america to have the best stuff. i'd have the best airports and roads in the passports right here in miami that can create more jobs. [applause] [applause] [applause] the lipstick the money we're no longer centimorgans have to reduce the death sentence than the other house to do nationbuilding right here at home. [cheers and applause] and we have got to make sure everyone

public safety issues and we would not want our police and firefighters at risk so i believe now go imperativet we replace that system. the new system will be a digital and system. the life of the system would be 2028. i know that this gets very confusing. why do we need two systems? the system is a digital data system at this point. you can shared text and photos, video, graphics over this system. this is for regional communications. we have on nine counties who formed a joint agreement. we have been meeting since august to put together the agreement, which i mentioned last week. this is a system that will be a regional system for multiple counties. this is not a duplicate of 800 mhz at this time. this is a dedicated public safety for first responders. we will not be sharing this with commercial providers. we have 19 public safety departments in the safety -- in the city. we talk about public safety departments as defined by the federal government. those that respond to our center in an emergency. that would be the department of public works, the health department, the public utilities commis

. >> i think it's such an important text that it was imperative that she finish it. >> okay, our count down cannot be complete without one of those stories that makes you go ahhh. >> okay, number three. imagine turning 100 years old? now imagine being a hundred and being a bride? >> on my birthday. i'm getting married at a hundred years old. >> the woman you're seeing here is dana jackson. and she decided to celebrate her 100th birthday by getting married. >> this is a really cute part of the video. this is a steak house and this is her bridal shower. >> my goodness. >> and look at her all decked out in her gown and her vail. >> that baby seems doubtful. the baby has concerns about the wedding. so of course you need to meet the groom, right? >> he's bill south. and he's 87. >> oh, a younger man. >> she is robbing the cradle, as they say. >> they decided to get married in the cafeteria at the rosewood health care center. they grab hands in front of the minister and they say their vows. >> and honor him all the days of your life. >> and watch their first kiss. they currently live togethe

. >> it is imperative that we win the election this fall. i appreciate all of you help me. next tuesday really matters. we will march together to the nomination and then to an extraordinary victory. >> speaking of super tuesday, millions of voters will then go to the polls in 10 states including virginia where only mitt romney and ron paul will appear on the ballot. 437 delegates in toll are up for grabs. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> ron paul is working hard to attract virginia voters. he held a sold-out rally in springfield last night. to thousand people showed up and 500 others had to be turned away. >> i guess the revolution has arrived in virginia and i am delighted. >> -- 2000 people. >> one dozen people have been arrested following the chaotic occupy dc protests. the group tried to block workers from getting into their building on i street in the west washington. and the protests build on to the streets, blocking two lanes and causing a backup. if they are upset with corporate companies who pollute. federal workers will rally in front of the capital in support of fa

so this is very interesting moment for all of us to concentrate more on the growth imperatives. i think most of the extra growth has to come by coordinated mack crow economic policies at the g-8, g-20 level. but as far as the eu is concerned, mainly it will have to come from structure reforms or supply side measures within europe. we have to make the cake more optimum to the currency we see in the textbooks, otherwise, the euro will never be -- although a solid currency, will never deliver the potential in terms of economic growth and well-being. the backlash against integration, the integration fatigue that has been observed in many eu countries has put more and more in question the objective, the single. we are seeing concerns in france concerning an army of polish plumbers that apparently were ready to come to france and we've seen in many countries increasing resistances towards cross border takeover bids. and we have seen in many, many

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i think it is absolutely imperative to find a solution as quickly as possible to this issue. we are looking at a budget deficit and if we don't get this addressed, it will translate to service cuts. that translates to a tax on our most vulnerable population. we need to think about that in every decision that we make. i appreciate the exploration, but i want to make sure that it is thoroughly vetted and takes an accurate read, from my perspective, the unsuccessful raid we have been willing to achieve. i did hear a lot of hyperbole at that meeting. a lot of what was coming from the committee was routed, to put it nicely. i hope we can move forward with a little bit more respect with one another, recognizing that you all are doing a fine job, getting a lot of input. we do need to come to some sort of compromise. i think the mta has demonstrated that willingness to reach out to the community. we have to come from a place where we agree. there was a substantial amount of folks that did recognize that free parking isn't free and we need to find a way to accommodate the needs of the

given education in recent years, it's imperative that california devote more tax dollars to its most basic of public services. [ applause [ applause ] >> if we're successful in passing the temporary taxes that i propose and the economy continues to expand, schools will be in a much stronger position. no system, however, works without accountability. in california, we have detailed state standards and lots of tests. unfortunately, the resulting data is not provided until after the school is over. even today, as i speak to you, the ranking of schools based on tests taken in april and may of 2011 is not available. i believe it's time to reduce the number of tests and get the results that teachers, principals and superintendents in weeks, not months. [ applause ] >> with timely data, principals and superintendents can better mentor and guide teachers as well as make sound evaluations of their performance. i believe we also need a qualitative system of assessments such as a site visitation program where each classroom is visited, observed and evaluated. i will work with the state board of

it is also imperative these early admittance request be verified in time for us to participate in the school lottery. this district needs to do the right thing for san francisco costs young students. good -- said francisco's young students. goo>> the next speakers will ber a different topic. [list of names] you have two minutes each. >> good evening, everyone. i am here on behalf of parents and students to oust the board to rescind the non-reelect notice it was given to our beloved librarian year ago -- librarian. she has been dismissed without cause, but i believe there is a great cause to rescind the dismissal. ms. capt. has received good valuations. a letter presented includes the signature of about every single staff member. we excluded probationary teachers, and this is almost 100%. the list of accomplishments goes on and on. you have got a tip of the iceberg in front of you. it includes reorganizing our library after years of neglect. she is the founder and leader of our first spanish-english book club. she has poured hundreds of spanish titles into our library, making our spani

. >> it's imperative that we get a win tonight. it doesn't matter how we do it.need two points. >> take advantage and get back out there. before you know it, you'll be out of there soon. we have to get going tonight. >> bad fun, topper. nba all star weekend begins tonight. the futures game, rookie's versus second year players. 22 assists in the game a year ago. so, what did they do at the nfl combine today? participates participants participants spoke to the media. questions coming from all over on a variety of topics. it was also measurement day. specifically for rg3, robert griffin iii. his height is very important. you have to look over those offensive lineman. some had doubts. 6'2". that's a good thing for him. he's going to talk with mike shanahan tomorrow, but not going to throw this weekend as the combine. why not? >> my decision. you don't go somewhere and run a game plan, you never practice with and in an environment that you aren't prepared for. that's why. >> man up and just blow the thing. march madness around the corner. georgetown got wacked tuesday

. >> there's a science imperative to what you do when storage is approximately free. >> it becomes harder to mime. >> and it becomes harder to manage. how do you for a regular company help them do what google and amazon do in that scale. you need to keep as much data as possible. >> is the cloud to your business, is the cloud a threat? >> it's a customer. e we work with a lot of the big cloud customers. what we have done is essentially commercialized that same model. back in the '90s, i was helping build those internet services. you need to tie them together in sboo a system. >> we talk a lot about the cloud. we imagine with that metaphor, it's oit there somewhere. they are in the cloud. the cloud is wla you sell though. ultimately, there's a box somewhere in oregon that's spinning out data. you are the cloud. >> so the cloud can mean multiple things to multiple people. there's been a lot of thinking of what it means. it also means a new way of thinking about building things. if you think about going to amazon, you can set up a whole computing system and in two minutes, click, click, done