. -- indie pop in the bay area. i was saddened by our change of not being on the air because i will not able to provide exposure for bands in the area. also for longtime listeners, i came to san francisco in 1980. it was a requirement of my job to listen to the current and sore. now listening to other programming, i came -- i became excited about what our community is. if you do look san francisco and made a radio show out of it, we would be it. almost as much so as cable cars, the towers, we are a part of the cultural landscape. that is what brings me to my outrage at the decision of the university of san francisco to virtually singlehandedly changed that landscape. this is tantamount to one person deciding that cable cars should not exist anymore because no one really writes them anyway. i encourage you to get behind saving the radio station and the resolutions to do so and also follow us up to the sec and lend your way to our argument and support community radio. thank you. >> i am an attorney here in san francis

indy back on top. return kickoff return, edwards, down to the colt 14 and through the uprights from 42 yards out. jets move on to face the patriots after a 17-16 victory. >> really i'm thankful for the men that i coach, those two backs we got that pounded it in there. thank you for the coaching staff. i'm thankful for nick and i'm thankful i finally got to beat peyton manning. >> the saints in seattle, they never won a road game here in franchise history. new orleans up. seahawks would not fold. hasselbeck, over the middle, wide open. 10-7 ballgame. game tied at 17. hasselbeck going deep. 45 yards and 24-20 at the half. seattle kept it going, more from hasselbeck. dropped the ball into williams hand. he threw for 272 yards. and later in the fourth, 34-30, seahawks trying to run out the clock but former cal star, the run of the year, he breaks free, stiff arms the defend teort ground, breaks another tackle and goes the distance, 67 yards. the upset, seahawks stun the defending superbowl champs 41-36. >>

kusf indie rock programming is now available only on the internet and they say they will appeal to the fcc to try to block the sale. >>> baby lisa and her parents have just made what doctors called the most remarkable gift of life, and is it the area first. that story still ahead. >>> health care reform is repealed, what does that mean for the future of the law? >> a big rig carrying an oversized debris rock cannot quite make it this afternoon. the driver suffered minor injuries and traffic was backed up for miles. >>> state hospital employees protested today, demanding better security and mental health hospitals. >> the protesters say the number of mentally ill prison inmates sent to the hospital has risen dramatically in the last five years. technician donna gross was killed last october and they say more guards must be hired to provide proper security. >>> any votes that may be largely symbolic or political the house rejected the historical overhaul of the nation's healthcare system. scott mcfarlane has the reaction of one bay area representative and the support from washington. >>

their producing partner founded, and now "la mission" we're proud to announce is one of the top 25 indy films of 2010. [applause] it prepared in the 2009 sundance film festival and earned bratt two prestigious awizards, an award from the national association of latino independent producers and the norman lear award. so for this accomplishment and for which you gave so many of us insight into our common humanity, thank you. [applause] >> our next award is a business award, and we would like to invite supervisor john after loss, who will be -- avalos, who will be presenting the business award tonight. [applause] >> our next honoree is ruben santana. he is the founder and president of rubecon builders, incorporated. founded in 1993 and based in san francisco, rubecon is a leader in health care, pharmaceutical and biomedical construction. they also perform commercial and industrial work in both the public and private sectors. mr. santana and his company are committed to giving back to the community in which they serve. please join us in welcoming mr. ruben santana. [applause] >> our next aw

. >> guest: if i left that out, please forgive me because it was the indie booksellers for sure that really handful despite the thousands. please forgive. i just knew he was one of the first people to see this. >> host: how did indie hinksellers to this e ..booksellers did pretty well. what we are hearing is this is a much better christmas than last year, which is what would like to hear, so we're happy about that. >> host: a couple more books have come out this year. james buchan, arab voices. stephen breyer, justice stephen breyer, making our democracy work. actuals would cover came out with his 25th book. joe biden, a life of trial and redemption. in another one, laura ingram, the obama diaries. this was one of the best-selling conservative books of the year. how did conservative books due this year? glenn beck came out with two, et cetera. >> guest: i believe conservative books did incredibly well. there's like a lot of stuff mytive books and then >> i think it's, you know, either way. it's either conservative, or a look at the financial crisis, or the fun book. it's really inter

jets travel to indy to play the colts. jets' coach rex ryan knows he'll have his hands full with peyton manning and didn't miss an opportunity to take a shot at tom brady. >> this is who he is. the guy is tremendous. there's nobody like this guy in the league. nobody studies like him and all that. i know brady thinks he does and all that stuff. i think there's probably a little more help from belichick with brady than there is with peyton mann, but it's peyton manning. that's who it is. >> should be a fun weekend of football. jets win they play brady and the patriots next weekend. >>> basketball dirk nowitzki sat out a third straight game and the mavericks missed him. he had a sprained knee. in the third quarter, thunder was down by one. to the fourth, durant doing it all by himself, game high 28. thunder won it, 99-95. >>> finally, a junior league hockey game in iowa. andrew ficano hit the puck so hard that when it split the post, it split into two pieces. i've never seen that before. need proof? here is the puck. sliced

there's a mixture of indy dav venport and myself, roxanne shante/my north philly girl.'s an anita baker/michael bolton combination. >> that's a combination. >> michael mcdonald. it they both have la, la, la. there's a combination of that. like i said we've been freestyling through this project so i never really know what voice is going to come out next. ♪ somebody is checking for us this time ♪ ♪ and i'm sorry you're about to get left ♪ >> i think one of the amazing things about you is the privilege that you have you don't just keep isolated to your family or friends. you're also building things for people. you have a non-profit and charities. talk about some of that work you're doing. >> i'm from north philadelphia and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. camden gets a bad rap too. you're from camden. that's where the thugs are, that's where the killers be. if i came from there, you know, and i think i'm pretty well rounded, i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent, and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. if i come from there, i know that others li

>> when i did some volunteer work at the university of the west indies.se i always wanted to be a teacher, and then as i'm doing the volunteer work i was so intrigued with the doctors going on rounds, being with patients, that you see patients come in very sick and then they leave very well, and then i said, "ooh, this is so exciting," and i never looked back. >> reporter: this is kind of fun. how did you pick a specialty? >> that's the thing. in the third year of medical school you do what is called your clinical rotation, and that is you do a little internal medicine, some obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric, general surgery, and as you go along psychiatry. and as you go along you form your impressions. is this what i really love? and you will find that speciality that says wow. where you can't wait to come back the next morning. where you can't sleep, you don't want to miss anything. >> reporter: where you don't mind going to bed at 1:00 and waking up at 5:30? >> now you're talking. that's it. once you're sterile, you keep your hands up and then you w

this one came down to the wire, indy with a two-point lead, nick falk with the winning 32-yard fieldhe jets advanced beating peyton manning and the colts 17-16 up next for new york, the new england patriots. >>> the sharks haven't found any love at home, losing three straight, on friday, doug wilson told the team they were underachie underachieving. did the heart to heart have any effect on san jose, the sharks hosting the predators tonight. at the shark tank a rare 5:00 p.m. start, down 1-0, the sharks are going to get the equalizer, ryan cloe to logan tacore, we're tied at one. nashville comes back. sergei lights the lamp, the sharks lose 2-1. they've lost a season high four straight at home. how about some college hoops. cal and arizona state. cal shot just 38% in this game, allen krebs had 17 points as the bears go on to win 65-61 for their first pac-10 win of the season. usf at santa clara, second half action broncos went on a 9-0 run and they were three balling, courtesy of kevin foster who took the lead 66-65. here come the dawns who were also dialling long distance. diane, le

in a free people in the high scoring first quarter well points for another russian international indies team the visitors were replying with the big shots in their old sledging unicode group when making two weeks of them in the first off this part that finished it leading by nine points in on the stage in the game for the state of me to cross golf one has been the most gifted one guards in europe yet at seven a c's to his fifty difference in the match but every time because scott the gaps bardach were coming up with some big plays and that showed better stuff results was an impressive fifty seats that night in vietnam were down by eleven after these jump away their financials coffee in the fourth quarter they kept pressing but some schoolboy errors in the final stages course and dear need inspired game set. their stuff game we played against a good team it's always hard to play the first game of the break we had about two weeks without a game so we really need to be focus and we did everything we said in our locker room played hard all the way to the end this isn't if a lot of close gam

and my friend, he's an indie dj, and he said, "there's this band called the deserters, and i was wonderingd like to open for them." and then i performed three songs, but one of my friends couldn't make it, and i really value his opinion. so i said, "ah, dude, i'm really bummed you didn't get to make it to my gig!" he said, "send me an mp3 recording of it." i said, "i don't know how to do that stuff. "but i do have a webcam and my dad's old ibm laptop. "i can just post you this video of the song. it's going to be pretty bad quality." ♪ ♪ no there won't be christmas for me this year ♪ and so i checked the next day... i had 30 views; i was ecstatic. and, like, three new comments... "wow!" you know? and that motivated me to post more and more and more. youtube handpicks videos to be featured on the front page, and that's what happened. i remember it was on my birthday when it got featured. i came back home after my birthday dinner and there was 3,000 new emails in my inbox, you know? i said, "what is going on here?" and all of them were from youtube one email came through and it read, "we mana

in a free people in the high scoring first quarter well points for another russian international indies team the visitors were replying with the big shots of their old sonya meet her group and make into meet them in the first off this part that finished it leading by nine points in on the stage in the game for the seat of meetings what's called one of the most gifted going darts in europe yet it's seven the c's to his fifteenth buildings in the match but every time because scout the gaps bardach were coming up with some big plays and i shall bet it just off results was an impressive fifty seats that night in vietnam were down by eleven after these jump away with an ankle coffee for the fourth quarter they kept pressing but some schoolboy errors in the final stages course in d.n.a. and sparked out game. their stuff game we played against a good team always hard to play the first game of the break we had about two weeks without a game so we really need to be focused and we did everything we said in our locker room played hard all the way to the end of this season if a lot of close games s

enough for you gold in the high scoring for screwing well points for another russian international indies be the visitors for replying with the big shots at their old sled union meet her group in macon to meet them in the first off this court that finished it leading by nine points in on the stage in the game for the sake of me to quote score one has been the suggested one guards in europe yet it sam the c's to his fifty two points in the match but every time because scott the gaps bardach were coming up with some big plays from rochelle better for starters also it was an impressive fifty seats that night in denominate were down by eleven after these jump away with an ankle coffee for the fourth quarter they can express in about some schoolboy errors in the final stages scoff and dearly inspired game set. to their stuff game we played against a good team it's always hard to play the first game of the break we had about two weeks without a game so we really need to be focused and we did everything we said in our locker played hard all the way to the end of this season if a lot of close gam

the indy music duo made a guest appearance today at leadership public school. you know them.re the ones singing in that hyundai commercial. >> so why did they come here? students wanted to personally thank them for helping to collect books for three high school and a middle school. the drive started in november and in just two months, these four schools received, drum roll, please... more than 11,000 books from around the world. >> check it out. >> because there are so many some will now be delivered to other schools. and there are there is the album through amazon.com. you pick the boom send it to the address on the box and songs were yours. >> and there is a it mobilizes and so it's just there is a tyler hefter an english teacher wanted to motivate his students. and it's completely going to be thrilled to read. >> and we can have work to get the reading it won't be bored. they're going enjoy it. >> foremost of us they may seem like an unusual name for a group. >> this is from a french word which means grapefruit. >> now they have a excellent source of knowledge. >> there is

. >> reporter: the station will continue online with its format of indy rock, foreign language and arts programming. but critics say that will not help listeners who don't have internet access. today the university of southern california issued a statement saying it had purchased the rights to kusf to air classical music. the selling price, $3.7 million. >> unfortunately a lot of colleges i think are seeing an opportunity for quick cash when, especially public radio and religious radio suitors come knocking on their door. >> reporter: supporters say they have not given up. next they plan to petition to try to stop the sale. ken wayne, ktvu. >>> the san francisco police commissioner began the process of selecting a new police chief. three frequently mentioned candidates were all in china town. they are captain o' leery, sur and denise smith. >> i am certainly going to put my time and focus into it to make sure it's a thorough process but an efficient and prompt process because we can't wait around forever. >> reporter: top brass and the police officers association agree that the new chie

and moving out of the need of the plantation mercantile cap and then palm oil why bring the west indies to grow sugar? >> it is crucial. the question is isn't important in the slave case there was an alternative? slave labor was an alternative. yes. that is the other thing. telling people what they're doing is bad or shameful unless you tell them there is something else. that it is honorable and it is not enough if you are right. i should have said this is a very important part of the argument at the end of the book "cosmopolitanism" you cannot just tell them they are bad. they will ignore you, dislike you, but they will not change. you have to say you are doing a bad thing here is a good thing instead and satisfy the same interest but do so that is morally preferable. when we think about these things we have succeeded we have made them more environmentally slightly more what you can feel proud about driving at least if you're thinking of the environment but then rehab to work hard to say why that is not a good frame of mind. a few more questions. i will not decide. [laughter] >> i saw

. >> reporter: the station will continue online with its format of indy rock, foreign language and artsprogramming. but critics say that will not help listeners who don't have internet access. today the university of southern california issued a statement saying it had purchased the rights to kusf to air classical music. the selling price, $3.7 million. >> unfortunately a lot of colleges i think are seeing an opportunity for quick cash when, especially public radio and religious radio suitors come knocking on their door. >> reporter: supporters say they have not given up. next they plan to petition to try to stop the sale. ken wayne, ktvu. >>> the san francisco police commissioner began the process of selecting a new police chief. three frequently mentioned candidates were all in china town. they are captain o' leery, sur and denise smith. >> i am certainly going to put my time and focus into it to make sure it's a thorough process but an efficient and prompt process because we can't wait around forever. >> reporter: top brass and the police officers association agree that the new chief

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joining us is fred's "portlandia" costar and co-creator, former guitarist and vocalists for the great indie applause ] the show is on this friday at 10:30. you guys are both very accomplished musicians. so we -- really? one of you are. [ laughter ] just kidding. trash talk. >> okay. >> jimmy: so we thought we'd have you face off in our musical instrument game. here's how it works. we have a bunch of instruments, which neither of you have any ability to play, and we have a bunch of super simple songs that none of us have seen. and what you are going to do is you have to pick a random instrument and pick a song and you have to try to play the song and i have to guess. and whoever -- whoever wins is the winner, is the champ. [ laughter ] okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: you guys get to be champ for a week. >> all right. >> jimmy: all right, ready? here we go. first to five points wins. ladies first. >> okay. >> jimmy: now you pick the instrument and then the song. >> okay, the instrument first. >> jimmy: yeah, it's up to you. >> pan flute. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] are you good -- do you play

let's take you back to indie. jim nantsd phil simms. reappear in the divisional round. here we go.fisher, will this be the last play of his tenure. great tenure in tennessee. he would have no problem landing somewhere in this league, so highly respected. good hard fought effort. vinatieri from 43 yards for the win. they won the division because jacksonville lost. this would bring new york here next week. it's dead center. three seed belongs to indianapolis! when they won the super bowl back in the '06 season, they were number three seed. vinatieri wins it from 43. all set up by the fumble when it looked like the titans might win this one on the road. physician that snap went a little to the right side. guess one of the big reasons why kerry collins fumbled it, vinatieri, you said it, it is dead down the middle. but the play in that drive, the throw from peyton manning to blair white. then the tennessee titans blitzed, lost their discipline. nobody covered jacob tamme. >> jim: going back to 1980. win division title first two seasons as head coach only george siefert and mike tomlin

her book nothing to indy, ordinary lives in north korea. how did you get access to north korea? >> i spent about seven years interviewing north koreans, not in north korea, but in south three of in their round the chinese border. you can't get to anybody in north korea. i found north koreans to be quite talkative when they get out of the country. painstakingly keeping together the story which in my mind, 1984. >> these number three is that you spoke with talented they escape? with a visiting south korea? >> everybody had to escape. basically it is a large prison. there are not allowed out of their country. these are people partially when they were starving to death crossed rivers the border china and tried to make new lives for themselves. the funny thing is that when they were in north korea although they were starving they had fed his propaganda that they lived in the best country in the world. we have nothing to indian the world. then they come out and realize that people eat rice and have television and can read whatever they want. >> you found that there were pretty unaware

the public voice and figure, indy dog law, anything put have rats in your's approval. everything with the cardinal's approval, what was important is a different style. the personality differences but what was also important is a lot of people said that was john paul because he was foolish julies what he did-he follows in his footsteps. he visited the synagogue in rome. he meets with the jewish community. to indicate this changed relationship is not a persona -- if you the that the history of anti-semitism the most dramatic change in 2,000 years is the change in attitude between the catholic church -- unfortunately it was for many years -- the ones that were legitimized. this is the most dramatic change in anti-semitism. now we have an issue with islamic fundamentalism. that has become the new vehicle for anti-semitism weather it is iran or hamas or hezbollah or the extremists who have hijacked islam and that today is the greatest anti-semitic vehicle and conveyor but it is no longer what it used to be. this current pope is carrying on the tradition of john paul in the

tomlin son and the jets are in indy to take on the colt.his was a scoreless game most of the first half. payton manning finally got the colts on the board when he threw down the middle and got to garcia and. jets got on the board thanks to tomlin son as he scores on the one yard run, colts got back in front with the field goal. tomlin son gave the jets their first lead with ten minutes to play. this time he won't be touched from the one. it is 14-10 new york. >> colts pull within one with a field goal. had to settle for another try when manning threw to blair white on the third down play. the pass is low, white can't get it. they don't convert. that meant adam had to lineup for a 50-yard attempt to win the game. and right down the middle it is 16-14 colts. the jets still have 53 second to try to make something happen. a 47-yard kickoff return put the jets in business. sanchez threw this pass to edwards. edwards makes a fine catch at the 14. that meant it was all up to jets kicker nick faulk from 32 yards on the final play of the game. [ app

jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about peak synthetic motor oil, the official motor oil of the indy car series. peak synthetic is the motor oil i didn't use and now my car is broken down. >> hello, i am an engine. js >> jimmy: well, hello, engine. >> i'm disappointed in you, jimmy. i told you to put peak synthetic motor oil in me. it help reduce friction and wear and tear in cold weather. >> jimmy: sorry, i didn't know what i was thinking. >> you were not thinking, that's the problem. peak synthetic is just the protection i need against stop and go driving conditions. >> jimmy: i know, i failed you, little engine and i feel terrible about it. >> well, go get some peak synthetic motor oil next to fix me. >> jimmy: okay, i will. >> you're a stupid idiot. >> jimmy: i know. >> and you're fat. >> jimmy: that's not very nice. >> and you look like a monkey. >> jimmy: okay, engine, you just go ahead right back in there. >> dicky: peak synthetic motor oil. when you peak, you win. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with kourtney kardashian, music from ra ra riot and ryan gosling. he's d

leader and empowered him and protected him and used his men as in former's and began to fight al qaeda indy and our problems and this phenomenon spread through the rest of iraq very quickly just as in the past sunni resistance troops learned from each other and one group -- blew up the americans and use of that happening all over the place. they were oppressed by the shiites, americans and al qaeda. they began to be the least of all evils and sometimes even a savior for iraqis. general david petraeus arrived in january of 2007 initiating the surge. it was ostensibly to increase troops by 30,000. in the implementation of a new tactic called counterinsurgency. the mantra was we are not going to focus on killing the enemy but protecting the population and tempting them with incentives to separate themselves from the insurgents and work with us. the reality during the surge is three times this many civilians killed by americans as before so that did not see a population center direct population. there were killed with increased air strikes. q fire artillery sometimes in populated areas but the

education reporter lee ann melendez spells it out >> the indy music duo pomplamoose. you know them.y're the ones in that hyundai commercial. >> there are terms you can get a brand new alan tra for a song. >> so why did they come here? students wanted to personally thank them for helping to collect books for three high schools and a middle school in richmond. >> the book drive started in november and in just two months these four schools received... >> more than 11,000 books from pretty much all over the world. >> so check it out. >> because there are so many, some of the books will now be delivered to other schools. this is how it worked. jeff conti and natalie dawn offered their online christmas album for free to anyone who bought one of the books on the list through amazon.com. you pick the book, send it to the richmond address in the box and the downloadable songs were yours. >> we had a unique opportunity with a generous fan base that mobilizes easily and with enthusiasm. so it's the best way for us to give back. >> it was tyler hester's idea, an english teacher who wanted to mo

preeminent rank new york would assume among the states, and in all the blackness of malevolence and indie india they plotted new york's dismemberment and establishment of two distinct states in her stead. this plan is now in the hands of james madison, asking us biological and practical as man could concede. that's the new york democratic republican purported allies, thinking their fears of virginia journey. you can imagine what the opposition federalists were saying. in the mid-1790s federalists dubbed congressman and the madison jettisoned him as the mad democrats. partisanship was the order of the day, so was hyperbole. >> it is misleading to call madison the father of the constitution, as may be conventional, maybe contentious, but hear me out. even his own notetaking, his own rendering of the philadelphia convention in 1787, he does not come across as its victor or hero, at the convention. if anyone deserves to turn bm-25 will be roger sherman of tiny connecticut, whose manner of address was described as laughable and grotesque but who effectively stood in the way of virginia, nation

. ♪ >> the indy music duo made a guest appearance today at leadership public school in richmond.w them, they're the ones singing in that hyundai commercial. >> you can get a brand new alan tray for a song. >> why did they come here? students wanted to personally thank them for helping collect books for three high schools and a middle school in richmond. >> the book drive started in november and in just two months these four schools received... >> more than 11,000 books from pretty much all over the world. >> so come, check it out. >> because there are so many, some of the books will now be delivered to other schools. this is how it worked. jack conaty and natalie dawn offered their online christmas albums for free to anyone who bought one of the books on the list through amazon.com. you picked the book, sent it to the richmond address in the box and the down loadable songs were yourself. >> we had a unique opportunity with a generous fan base that mobilizes easily and with enthusiasm. so it's the best way for us to give back. >> it was tyler hester's idea, an english teacher who

most of my stuff is in obscure indy stuff.o have, you know, a doctor on tv, i think that they're -- >> jimmy: my daughter the doctor. what were they like, your parent, growing up? what is your, like, kind of relationship like, besides packaging spoilled foods for you? >> let's see. i was thinking of this the other day. like, what am i getting from my dad and what am i getting from my mom? fligh right now basically my dad will talk and be very personable like this. and my mom. she'll sit there quietly but then eventually come out with like the most genius cutting comment. >> jimmy: oh, cutting comment? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: is your mom the disciplinarian in the family? >> yes, i'd say so. >> jimmy: because the look -- i'm getting nervous. it's like she seems to be smiling but inside it's like, you'd better not embarrass us. >> exactly. but i have. i have over the years. >> jimmy: why don't you go ahead and do that again? is there anything embarrassing you'd like to say about your parents? >> yes, i would. because this has to

a country like sri lanka becomes incredibly important in this new world where you have indy and china balancing against each other. we are the only asian power that doesn't have territorial pretensions on the asian mainland. so that the united states essentially needs to leverage like-minded democratic others in india and indonesia in south corey and japan. all the places where president obama is currently visiting in order to manage the rise of china in a peaceful way. the other thing i would like to mention is taiwan. there are 270 commercial flights a week between taiwan and mainland china. at the same time there are many hundreds of missiles from china focused on taiwan. china is gradually inexorably in developing tie one. into its system so to speak. if things keep going as they are going china will never need to contemplate an invasion of taiwan. it will keep developing its military capacity, keep him in developing the taiwanese economy. there was a 2009 rand report that said by 2020 the united states even with the f-22 ins and bases in japan will not be able to defend taiwan in

indy with a two-point lead. folk with the game-winning 32-yard field goal as time expired.he jets advance, beating peyton manning and the colts 17-16. up next for new york, the new england patriots. the sharks haven't found love at home losing three straight. friday general manager doug wilson told the team they were under achieving. did the heart-to-had heart have any effect on san jose? they hosted the nashville predators. last night at the shark tank, a rare 5:00 p.m. start down 1-0, the sharks are going to come back and tie it. that's couture and we're even at one. nashville, is going to answer. sergei lights the lamp. the sharks lose 2-1. they've lost a season high four straight at home. the men's basketball game between stanford and arizona was postponed on saturday because of the shootings in tucson. the game will be played this afternoon. meanwhile, cal was in action against arizona state. it's always a party in tempe, arizona. sun devils know how to have a good time. cal shot 38% in this game. here's three of his 17 as the bears win 65-61 for their first pac 10 win

canada, many more to the maritime provinces of nova scotia and new brunswick and others the west indies and others to england but on top of that migration stream there's a subsequent larger migration stream that comes to be called euphemistically the lethally list and their people who go during the 79 days and during the first decade of the 19th century, and there are at least giving in to cover canada more of these people, about 50,000 compared to the 6,000 troops loyal lists. some of these people it's not true have been passively resisting british forces during the union, but most of them were just people who didn't want to fight in the american revolution and a lot of them were quakers or from pennsylvania and new jersey in particular because they had a hard time of it during the revolution because patriots felt these people weren't supportive. and others were just people who were looking for cheap land and low taxes which upper canada offered. one of the ironies of the american revolution is it increases the price of frontier land and one way the settlers can avoid paying the high g

centerpiece of the state of the union laid it out in early december speech saying it's driven by chinaen and inditions that win the competition in the 21st century are those with the best trained workforce, best infrastructure and best research. that's not what eric cantor or paul ryan would lay out as the fundamentals of our competitiveness. there are other elements of the agenda on corporate tax reform and regulatory reform and free trade that does create more conflict with the republican party but at the core it's a vision of a role of government creating the conditions of prosperity almost abraham linco lincolnesk that's a big problem from where paul ryan or eric cantor would end up. >> you can cloak an increase of spending and competitiveness agenda but you can't win the future when we drown in debt when our biggest competitor is the banker and person to whom we're indebted. a competitiveness focus is smart but it needs to be a conservative one that cuts spending and cuts debt. >> erin, death is what the business community wants to hear tackled. >> they want debt in focus. we do have a debt

in persecution politics there is no america, one nation indie visible.ere is red america versus blue america, real america versus berkeley and washington, d.c., christians versus secularists, freedom-loving patriots versus despotic marxists, moose berger appreciate yea to haves versus arugula munchers, black radicals, militant homosexuals and subversive illegals. once upon a time in america, there were genuine radical progress is who pitted the working class against the robber barons. such people are hard to find these days. radical conservatives have supplanted them. for almost 40 years the right wing has been developing a new class consciousness. the new class is not dominated by income, it is vaguely circumscribed by a black cloud of hysteria that right-wing leaders have composed from bits of race, religion, ideology, education, geography and culture. each year it seeps deeper into the nation's bones. it will not be easy to excise this cancer. [applause] thank you very much. we'll now do some questions, i guess, followed by the signing. and afterwards

host: in the one of the difficulties of naming it is they were not afraid to say that barbary wars or indy 500 in wars we were not afraid to say war, whereas since 9/11 we have been free to say islamist wars or the 9/11 on islami, of course what we want to avoid. >> guest: and president obama says it's a war against al qaeda and its allies and that is useful because this is just as fdr on u-boats who the enemy is and particularly because the al qaeda and its allies allows you to the allow yourself from al qaeda and we are no longer at war with you, so to the taliban never got around to saying actually al qaeda is a bad thing and 9/11 was a bad thing. they would be aligned themselves and no longer be yet format with them. i'm not holding their breath that they will. i don't think they are rational actors in the sort of kissinger moment they are not going to say most of what we thought was wrong i don't think they are going to do that. >> it's very rare that he would see that kind of moment in a low intensity conflict in a war against an inch insurgency or terrorist group is very rare like t

capital to industrial capital and why not keep them in africa instead of bringing them to the west indies to grow sugar? >> this is absolutely crucial. the question is, is that important in the slave case, there was an alternative. it could produce the -- so, yes. that is the other thing. telling people that what they are doing is bad or even shameful isn't helpful in the to tell them there is something else they can be doing and is honorable. it is not enough, you are absolutely right and i should've said this because it is a very important part of the argument at the end of the book. you can't just tell people they are bad. that is hopeless. they will ignore you. they will dislike you but they won't change if you just tell them they are back. what you have to say is you are doing a bad thing but here's as good thing you can be doing instead which satisfies many of the same interest but it would do so in a way that is morally preferable. and i think, when we think about these things, we have succeeded in a certain sense. the prius is sexy. the prius is not the be-all and end-all to the c

they blow around when it's w indy. >> but the man passed out of the land use and economic development committee adwould require distributors to make sure they are attached better so they don't blow away. if your flier whos away, you could face a $100 fine. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:36. a new report out this morning shows san francisco is one of the pumassing markets in the country where housing prices are starting to race. the average price for homes in the 20 biggest markets in the country well. home buyers paid 1 eye 6% less in november than the month before. but san francisco, leaks and san francisco all reported slightly higher prices in november. it's getting easier for some car byes to get what they want. interest rate the are checking re. the ran rate is 6.21%. few lenders with offering rates as low as 3%. those rates are for only the l owest risk buyers. >>> a major accomplishment for caltrans on highway 1. the crews finally finished the north and south tunnels after almost four years of excavation. they removed 314,000 cubic yar