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and we would like to see kosovo develop and continue to grow and add there will be a point where k. four is no longer needed and we look forward to that day. the questions any of thing else just get everything you needed. to the. braun's heads to the polls in a runoff both which will define him whether he could all cycles he will get the latest unity to sweat from his party's by the crippling debt crisis. they drew from presidential campaign is managed by escalating violence as protests against the military recruiters turn from being peaceful and in deadly clashes. also in other news that shaped this week russia's notes corpuses is wrong by twin towers talks in the republic of dagestan that left six hundred people dead and more than a hundred injured. a government rani is expected in moscow a day to the present returns to the kremlin that is to me trim it but if he leaves to take a look at the legacy of the outgoing president.

don't know but the serbians who live outside these four communities in the north depend on pristina k. four will make a new legacies the international society especially the united nations should guarantee its absolute security and serbia should guarantee a good life and that's something that serbia avoided a bit and i will do my best over the serbs in kosovo can live from their work without waiting for assistance and depending on the institutions of pristina because this would start the indirect recognition of kosovo's independence of the sort of beard was of the order the booze. so. this is. in russia as well. very often that the hague tribunal is uncertain do you plan to continue the cooperation with the chinese be you know initiated by the democrats. i've been the team leader who defended voice live show and i struggled against carla del ponte a for many years even personally in strasbourg we had a very difficult conversation in the presence of many parliamentarians of the european council the hague tribunal will exist until the situation in the world changes and people have been convic

k). stocks soaring to a four-year high and david muir was on wall street for the right. >> we were all watching this today. the dow was at its highest level since 2007 at one point. the workers on the assembly line are picking up the pace there and also in our 401(k)'s too. >> wall street hit a four-year high during trading today. why? inside americans factories, now numbers revealing the pace of manufacturing in the u.s. rising to his highest level in nearly a year. with factory strength again, economists and wall street hope for something else. >> this is better than anyone thought it would be. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: the numbers deliver job security and the hope that more workers will be added, like in charlotte, north carolina. they're choosing americans to manufacture their turbines and power plants all over the world. saudi arabia, venezuela, thald. two of the new hires able to support their family again. a challenge he and so many other new workers were desperate for. 6 50 new hires in the last year, they still need 825 more. appliance maker eelectrolux, 500 new hires in the las

k. street those four companies at one point or another employed fifty seven former or future government employees so yeah it really is just one gigantic revolving door and it's not just the c.e.o.'s and the lobbyists who are sounding the sirens about price raises and layoffs listen to congressman randy forbes on c.n.n. just this morning. as the navy will have fewer ships than we had one hundred years we'll be giving one hundred fifty to two hundred thousand pink slips to active men and women in the military today and according to the secretary defense will cost one point five million jobs across the country. well congressman forbes i'm sure you already know this but if the cuts don't come from the military budget they will come from education social spending health care infrastructure the environment and no matter where the cuts come from jobs will be lost not much point today the nation pointed out an interesting statistic if you put one billion dollars into areas like health care education clean energy that investment would result in up to one hundred forty percent more jobs than if t

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americans are actually shareholders of bank of america right that if you ever had a pension or had a four zero one k. to go through your company and bank of america was somehow involved you were also a shareholder. you know that's a that's an interesting argument i think it was a real legitimate argument back when. bank of america had tarp loans and the u.s. treasury owned warrants in bank of america but as you know that has been paid off in the warrants have been extinguished and paid off so i think it's you know if you want to influence a corporation then you should buy stock in it and start agitating because that is your right as a shareholder unfortunately unless your cowper's which is a big shareholder in california you're not going to really be able to influence a management or a board of directors but at least if you own share of stock or many shares you can use those rights as a shareholders to agitate for change if you believe in it but i mean again i don't think people protesting outside of the corporate headquarters or even passing there or even advocating for this resolution inside the b

in three or four weeks we will know things like what funding he is proposing to put back for pre-k. and what he is proposing to put back and we can come forth and 10 how we can possibly, if is going to be a be funded, expand our current sites to more than just the two. commissioner maufas: ms. bryant. you said -- i always like to make a notation of who is speaking.

in three or four weeks we will know things like what funding he is proposing to put back for pre-k. and what he is proposing to put back and we can come forth and 10 how we can possibly, if is going to be a be funded, expand our current sites to more than just the two. commissioner maufas: ms. bryant. you said -- i always like to make a notation of who is speaking. if you could say your name and what you do in your work in early education. >> i am the chair of cpac, i'm the director of the san francisco child care providers association. we do the ceo said -- sye -- side. >> director of the

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four years. and 89% of that would go to k-12 education, 11% would go to community colleges because these are thereas that seem so threatened. >> yosh, in relation to the governor's proposal or actually the governor's teachers proposal -- there are a lot of people besides the governor who are for this, now it appears that there may be other initiatives on the ballot, as well, too. and i think the common wisdom is that the more initiatives there are on the ballot about tax increases, the less likely it is that any one of them is going to pass. the latest one i heard about is this one that's sponsored by this rich german industrialist nicholas fergruen who says he's going to give $20 million to california forward -- >> california forward -- >> for an initiative, this is an organization that last time around proposed an initiative that would actually reduce personal income taxes. >> right. >> so are these spoilers? >> well, the more immediate threat i think that the governor is -- governor's initiative sees is from a competing tax measure that's being put forth and funded by molly monger which would

k parking lot. according to friends, she was heading home. four miles west of where she was last seen. she was cycling in a different direction along this route heading south overnight, police released two more cars spotted in the area. now, investigators say finding these drivers could be the key to finding nicki. >> i mean, it's awesome. we have been waiting for a place to start from, start looking. instead of looking everywhere. >> reporter: with these new clues in hand, there's new hope for her return. and as heartbreaking as this story is, friends said that the surveillance has revamped the search for nicki. you can expect many more will be out there this morning searching for any clues that they can find. >>> from silicon valley this morning, a mystery, focusing on a vice president of a major technology company and a whole lot of legos. he's facing felony burglary charges. why would a successful tech exec try to make a killing on toy blocks? >> reporter: police say that it's a scheme more -- the building blocks a silicon tex executive. a home computer and printer, and lots of leg

four years for rest of us. if it passes the governor wants to raise k-12 spending. there are cuts, painful, 5% cuts to state workers, the state court was lose 300 million dollars which would postpone construction of new courthouses. the governor is calling for additional s to prisons and medical. all of this -- cuts to prisons and medi-cal. >> this is the best that i could do. i've been thinking about this a long time. if one of you guys can think of something better, i'll be glad to -- i'll read your story tomorrow fit passes the smell test we might incorporate it -- >> the tax increase package does not pass in november education will suffer through a 5 1/2 billion funding cut. they've already suffered through very many and other parts of the government will have to pony up some money as well. eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> a shake-up at the top of yahoo. a new ceo is in place taking over for the former boss forced out over the weekend due to a resume scandal. ross levinson is now in charge. he replaces scott thompson whose biography included a college degree he never

an annual call for $600,000 in prop k funds to repair sidewalks around street trees at approximately 247 locations in fiscal year 2012-2013. the sfmta submitted four requests in annual call. the first is to repair transit. in recent years, the program has achieved efficiencies that resulted in cost savings. they attributed this to recent system improvements such as implementation of a debit card system. the second of the annual request is for bike to work day which would provide funds in years 2013 and 2014. i am is getting around a little bit. the recent -- and the regional bicycle share project. the bay area air quality district plans to start deploying up to 1000 bicycles along the caltrain corridor along the peninsula for a bicycle share pilot project. project partners, and this includes the folks from the sfmta, the air district, san mateo county, redwood city, and the transportation authority, and they have been involved in developing the rfp to set up and run the system over the first 12 to 24 months ago and finalizing worthy bikes would be located in getting those approved. future projects are in place with the vendor, including negotiatio

four years for rest of us. if it passes the governor wants to raise k-12 spending. there are cuts, painful, 5% cuts to state workers, the state court was lose 300 million dollars which would postpone construction of new courthouses. the governor is calling for additional s to prisons and medical. all of this -- cuts to prisons and medi-cal. >> this is the best that i could do. i've been thinking about this a long time. if one of you guys can think of something better, i'll be glad to -- i'll read your story tomorrow fit passes the smell test we might incorporate it -- >> the tax increase package does not pass in november education will suffer through a 5 1/2 billion funding cut. they've already suffered through very many and other parts of the government will have to pony up some money as well. eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> a shake-up at the top of yahoo. a new ceo is in place taking over for the former boss forced out over the weekend due to a resume scandal. ross levinson is now in charge. he replaces scott thompson whose biography included a college degree he never

four and five years old? each year, hundreds of children in kindergarten and pre-k are suspended from maryland schools. >> it has also been taught -- called to the attention of 11 news reporter david collins. here is his reaction. >> he is 5 years old and has a brother across the elementary school in kindergarten. >> michelle is upset that her son is not spending much time in the classroom. he has been suspended 12 times since the start of the school year. specialists diagnose him with adhd and disruptive behavior disorder. >> one of his disorders, he is not able to express himself to a level where his teachers or an adult may understand him, and it frustrates him. and if he does not get that across, he acts out. >> although he has a behavior disorder, school administrators and medical the vessels had determined he belongs in a mainstream classroom. but when he or any other 4 or 5- year-old packs up, should they be suspended? >> some kindergarten and pre-k students were given out of school suspensions last year, 460 from the greater baltimore area. the most common offenses were hitting another student or tea

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k race about 7.5 miles. we spoke to the men's winner few of the other people. >> it was your third win in four years? >> yes. >> you didn't sleep last year? >> you come out here and win. >> we're coming here two nights. >> people love it. they go crazy. and real fans, tim lincecum has to be on the mound today. over the years hate as gotten a lot of attention. >> is that good or bad? >> pretty bad. >> reporter: again this is the second year of the crackdown, no alcohol, no carts with wheels. police say there have been no arrests or citations but three people have been treated for medical situation so far in the race. again we are into the race and you can see the sea of humanity coming to the finish line. they will close the finish line at the great highway but so far wonderful day. weather has been cooperating and a lot of people are having a good time. reporting live, john alston, abc7 news. >> for the elite runners, they won a lot of money. >> we learned the u.s.s. iowa will not be departing this afternoon. officials say high seas in southern california have delayed the trip. they'll be monitoring

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