disturbing in the same way janet has mentioned. commissioner o'connor: i want to make a point that sometimes when this commission seems to matter a little bit more is when actual supervisors feel they want to take third time to come here and present new legislation, and it is key that commissioners have relationships with supervisors in order to ensure supervisors show of and to take this commission seriously, so this is not a point of this or about. this is reality. this commission matters more when supervisors show oup, and i am open to additional comments about this point, but our would go so far as to say about in my opinion supervisor mirkarimi and supervisor daly actually came to this commission more than almost any other supervisor, particularly when i was president, because i have personal relationships with them there was a personal relationship which made them take the committee more seriously. now we have a standing supervisor who clearly takes the commission seriously. i will also add that i initiated having david shoe

. >> it's janet. >> caller: i'm sorry. janet. >> it's okay. >> caller: i'm hispanic or latino. my father was bornd in mexico and i was born in texas. i get a lot of negative reaction, but mostly from -- i believe the people who are not educated about our national origin, you know, that we are -- we were indians really by, you know, and this -- this was our country before the white man come along and before -- we had been here longer than anybody. i was stopped the other day by a black man who told me that i wasn't even an american. i mean, people have got -- i think people have got a misperception about who we are, where we come from, and, you know, we're native americans. >> question on twitter that sort of goes to his question, the real nice -- dnice on twitter asks. what is the state of african-american and hispanic relations today as you see them at la raza. >> i know that we have been working closely with other national organizations including the national urban league and the naacp, we worked with the leadership conference on civil rights which has many different communit

antiindocumentado ley sb 1070 de arizona sigue siendo controversia, se debatiÓ el futuro en el capitolio estatal, janet. >> la batalla en torno a la

admitiÓ que se cometieron serios errores, pablo sÁnchez. >>> la secretaria de seguridad nacional, janetaficantes mexicanos. >>> todos estÁn de acuerdo que fue una seria equivocaciÓn la clave es que no ocurrirÁ mas, y otorgÓ excelentes calificacion a u departamento, la administraciÓn obama, emprendio las acciones mÁs fuertes, previniendo ataques contra el pÚblico, y infraestructura vital, y reduciendo el nÚmero de indocumentados que quieren entrar, representan el 20% de los que eran hace aÑos. >>> redirigir el recurso y elementos al Área problematica de narcÓticos. >>> napolitano, dijo que se fomenta la reunificaciÓn familar, acortando plazos de visas. >>> activistas dicen que estÁ en veremos. >>> esperamos que los cambios, no sean sÓlo palabras. >>> dijo que apoya a lo soÑadores, que es un grupo que se deberÍa tomar en cuenta para no deportarlas. >>> hay casos de estudiantes que no cometieron ningÚn crimen, algunos de ellos estÁn en el proceso de deportaciones. >>> los que abogan por soÑadores, y familias intocumentados, afirman que prÓximos meses son prueba de fuego para las promesas d

commissioner dooley: i agree with janet clyde that mr. adams will make an excellent president. he has great leadership qualities, one that we can all work with. i heartily endorse him in this position also. p commissioner clyde: -- president o'brien: commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: the basis of my nomination is based on your strong work ethic, your ability to really judge things with a good, independent mind. i don't believe you come to the meetings with your mind made up and you do your research very well. i am actually very proud that it is the advocacy of myself and other commissioners for a strong commissioner to sit in your seat that brought you to the commission. i am very proud to nominate you because this commission worked very hard to put you here. thank you very much. president o'brien: i would like to say that being the president this year, steve has been on my side all the way as the vice president . we tried very hard to be very proactive with the director and a staff, discussing the agendas for the meetings. and to be heavily involved in the issues, especi

y no se espera que la mayorÍa republicana permita que esta medida avance, regreso contigo josÉ. >> janetquÉ. >> hoy la congresista por arizona gabrielle giffords realizÓ su Última actividad como representante de tucson, se reuniÓ con los sobrevivientes de la tragedia del aÑo pasado en que fue vÍctima de un disparo en la xcabeza en medio de un ataqu que dejÓ heridas a mÁs de 10, la congresista anunciÓ ayer su retiro para dedicarse de lleno a su recuperaciÓn >> llegarÁ al punto en que estarÁ en su total de su capacidad y la pausa terminara y podrÁ regresar como si no falt n un dÍa. >> por cierto, gabrielle giffords estarÁ maÑana en washington, en el capitolio para ver el discurso del presidente obama, el presidente pues, habÓo con el esposo de gabrielle giffords elastronautas le agradeciÓ. >> miles estudiantes le rindieron homenaje al legendario entrenador de fÚtbol americano joe paterno. >> fue despedido de la universidad de pe universidad de pennsylvania. >> paterno lo reportÓ a sus superiores pero no a la policÍa >> con eso una breve pausa desde tampa al regresar lo que le estÁn pidiend

janet que era costurera, tenÍa numerosas cortadas en el cuerpo, y una laceraciÓn de oreja a oreja enuvieran problemas, al contrario eran apreciados por la comunidad. mi mamÁ es un angel, estÁ con dios, la queremos mucho, y la vamos a extraÑar. >>> a pesar de lo ocurrido, los hijos de janet pidieron para que salven a la junta, y serÁn repatriados a repÚblica dominicana donde serÁn enterrados, en nueva york, "primer impacto." >>> una mujer fue asesinada en un robo en una cafeterÍa donde trabajaba como administradora en carolina del norte, la vÍctima tenÍa 2 meses de embarazo, se iba a casar el fin de semana, su cuerpo fue hallado en un basurero, el malhechor se fugÓ en el auto de la joven. tambiÉn hallaron otros cuerpos, una mujer de 20 aÑos de edad, que sospechan que asesiÓ a un hombre y un bebÉ de 18 meses, y 3 aÑos, y se quitÓ la vida, y tambiÉn encontraron a un hombre herido, trasladado a un hospital, a una bebita en washington d c, fue dejaba en la entrada de una casa desnuda, con una toalla cubriendola con heladas temperaturas, un transeÚnte la encontrÓ, pero era demasiado tarde,

this morning, we have janet wolf and janet, this is an all girls school. tell us a little bit about why flip learning is good for girls learning. >> in a flipped classroom, class time provides an opportunity for girls to collaborate and asking other questions as they tackle railroad and complex problems. shared work, and connection in the classroom, builds confidence and efficacy. that's encouraging girls to pursue mass related careers. >> reporter: dawn adams , the chair for the math department. tell us about how this is working. how long have you had flipped learning? >> i keep abreast of blogs and sites. i found this, two gentlemen started it in 2007, in colorado, aaron sams and johnathonbergman, what a neat interesting idea. it hit with me. i started playing with it a little bit and did pod casts and the girls took to it. i prepared classes to work through the whole year and we have been doing it full time. girls seem to enjoy it a lot. they like working together in class, they feel more support, and they feel like they have time to ask questions and p

. >>> we are covering the brouhaha between president barack obama and governor janet brewer, here is more with their heated exchange, allison? >> reporter: dave, president barack obama continues his campaign swing in las vegas but it was his stop in arizona that every one is talking about. you can see here president barack obama getting off air force one in phoenix arizona, governor janet brewer there to meet him, the two got into a heated exchange and she said the president was upset for describing him as patronizing. brewer said she was not trying be whose sill -- hostile when she was pointing her finger. >> i felt threatened because i was there to welcome him. >> brewer said she was in the middle of a sentence when the president walked away. for now we are live, allison brewer ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police have arrested a murder suspect in florida who was wanted in connection with a case, we have a warning this story is graphic. 35-year-old tie reece smith is accused of using an axe to kill a homeless man and he ate some of the victim's body. according to an arrest warn, smith b

janet? >> thank you very much. >>> a texas runaway is back in the u.s. after being mistakenly deported to colombia. claiming to be an illegal immigrant sfoling a shoplifting arrest in may. now u.s. and colombian officials are pointing fingers at who is responsible. her family, of course, is happy to have her home but would let's like some answers. >>> new details on casey anthony's video diary that has popped up online. anthony's attorneys are claiming it was stolen by someone who hacked into her computer and if someone knows anthony's ip address, they can discover also where she's living. we'll have more on this story in the next hour of "today." >>> former penn state football coach jerry sandusky has waived his preliminary hearing on sex charge abuse charges. his next court appearance is a pretrial conference that is scheduled for march 22nd. >>> and a dog thought to be lost in an avalanche in montana has made a miraculous homecoming. the welsch corgi was swept away in an avalanche that claimed the life of his owner but somehow the dog ended up at the

to welcome our featured speaker, secretary of the united states, department of homeland security, janet napolitano. as secretary of the department of homeland security, napolitano leads our nation's collective efforts to secure the country from both terrorism threats and natural disasters. today she will deliver her second annual state of america's homeland security address. as just the third person in history to hold this position, secretary napolitano oversees the department with an evolving and wide-ranging mission and coordinates the government's responses to an increasingly complex and interrelated array of threats. the department's concerns range from border security and immigration enforcement to disaster preparedness, response and recovery as well as the growing field of cyber security. secretary napolitano's tenure at homeland security has been notable for her efforts to address all of these threats by forging new partnerships with international allies, expanding information sharing with state and local law enforcement and building a collaborative effort to detect and disrupt t

good morning. >> reporter: hey, janet, good morning.s race is shaping up to be a run away route. mitt romney is comfortably ahead in the polling here, up 20% in just a few moments he's expected to be up front in front of supporters here in derry, new hampshire, trying to rally the vote to get out on tuesday. wants to prevent the surge that he saw in iowa. ron paul, polling second here in new hampshire, is brushing off notions that he's focusing his campaign solely on rick santorum. rick santorum is polling third here in new hampshire. he's trying to coaless that conservative vote around his campaign. two debates coming up this weekend. some say this could be the last good chance for other opponents to try to stop mitt romney. >> ron mott, thank you very much. >>> a substantial accident in new zealand today. auto a hot air balloon struck some tower lines. all 11 people on board were killed in that accident. >>> january is usually among the quieter months for troops in afghanistan. you about that is turning out not to be the case. five so

janet bodnar is the editor of kiplinger's personal finance magazine . good to have you on the program. >> thank you very much. >> it used to be we worried about credit card debt and now student loan debt is exceeding credit card debt. let's talk about that. americans dethe leveraging on a lot of things these days given thank you the fragile economic story and borrowing for education has doubled in the last decade. how big of an issue is this. >> numerically is a huge economic issue. the demand for college education increases and demand for a product increases price increases and other things that we won't get in to but the point is young people know that it is important. therefore, they are willing to pay almost anything it would seem to go out and get an education and they tend to borrow more money without thinking how they will pay it back. that's the real critical issue. >> let's talk strategy from lightening the debt, if you are having trouble for federal, private loans, like those provided by sally mae. talk to us about that. >> federal offer the m

have you read a lot of janet's books?> i was approached about the project a couple years ago and didn't know anything about it. i read the first book thinking i would become familiar and luckily there were 16 more at the time that i could read and i obsessively -- >> one after another after another. >> i'll be 110 by the time -- >> that's all right. >> i like how janet evanovich was hoping it was you. a lot of names were being bantered about and she was thrilled. >> i'm so grateful because i became such a big fan of her through the books and this character. it was so important to me that we really stayed true to what she had done and created. her support has been a blessing. >> we also had debbie reynolds with us here yesterday. >> that was frightening. >> i fondled her breast. tell us about being on the set with debbie. >> that doesn't surprise me. i love her so much. >> is she crazy in a good way? >> she's totally sort of irreverent and raunchy. >> she's earned it. >> and making jokes about shooting the gun that you can

i'm janet bodnar. >> tom: and finally, a win for brazilian workers. a new labor law there grants workers overtime if they find themselves answering work e- mails on their smart-phones after-hours. the law equates e-mails to workers as the equivalent of orders given directly to an employee. that makes it possible for workers answering e-mails after hours to ask for overtime. let us know what you think about those electronic leashes on facebook-- bizrpt. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, january 12. i'm tom hudson. good night everyone. we'll see you online and back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

la misma manera como ve el terrorismo de medio oriente, declaró secretaria de seguridad nacional, janetublicanos mitt romney vetaria el dream act . >> ya regresamos . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> mitt romney insiste en vetar el dream act si llega a la presidencia . >> tenemos las reacciones. >> (♪ ♪ ). >> (♪ ♪ ). >> el aspirante de los republicanos mitt romney reafirmo su oposicion al dream act, en un debate de fox . >> se le pregunto porque tenía esta oposicion si sus familiares llegaron a méxico . >> creo que hacer a los estudiantes indocumentados ciudadanos norteamericanos es un error. >> estoy desilusionada a la posicion de mitt romney de ser antiinmigrante . >> le causara un gran problema en las elecciones generales, es una trampa para los republicanos . >> pero no le afecta a los conservadores de carolina del sur . >> esta apagado por un super pack que apoya a mitt romney . >> son falsos, dején de juzgar a la política sucia . >> es la verdad respondióm, de hecho defendio el voto para las personas que cumplieron sus sentencias . >> mitt romney dijo que daria a conocer sus ingresos. >> paga una ta

events at the moment and i have high hopes for this year all right now no well known derivatives expert janet have a call the recently suggested both in writing and in a televised interview that there was clear manipulation and gold and silver this manipulation she said was most evident during the options expiration months so this is that now becoming mainstream that gold and silver are openly manipulated something we've talked about before do you think there's a growing awareness that out at these prices are fake number one and what about this idea that manipulation clusters around the option expert a month i think it is becoming more accepted people when i when i discuss it people don't. look at me as a crazy person that they made seven or eight years ago i think there's still a degree of apathy if i'm honest about about the subject but reference what janet because you were saying about option a story i think there's some truth in that but i think that the mitigation godzilla's said blindingly obvious next to the trip over and you had on the floor if you want able to see what was going on i

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and you see janet is not threatening anymore and all the threats are coming from the americans well you know this every new war plans to attack the united states and china is not claiming the gulf of mexico as an area it's national interest so why are we claiming the south china sea is something that's so important to america's interest is of no importance to america's interests i mean yeah it's interesting that you say that because obviously with the with this effort and this military presence being often and the troops being deployed to areas around china that you know that they are viewed as somewhat of a threat otherwise they wouldn't be focusing so much attention to this region of the world i mean how much of a threat is china really to the u.s. . it's not any threat it's our biggest creditor it's the biggest buyer of washington's debt. it's great finance or. it you know it is it's a host of numerous american global corporations so it's not janet has is idiology it world in general it's washington and all come back to those neo conservatives they've got a whole government following

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