your kids in a way that is less pleasant than it has to be. once you focus on the relationship with the child enjoying your time together finding things you like doing together and less on trying to reshape the child treating him look a science experiment it's a much more pleasant experience and the vision that you have in your head about how great it can be to be a parent can be yours. >> so you are a parent and less happy, but... [laughter] >> i mean, i have less sleep. i'm very happy. >> are parents irrelevant? is that what he is saying? >> to be honest, i've heard a lot about the book i have not read it. my husband held a book forum for brian and a tended that. one of the problems i think in the conversation is that brian is using a definition of what nurture is that i don't think most parents would recognize. his idea of nurture is very specific to the genetics literature it talks about things like your income, educational level but it doesn't address what most of us think about in terms of parenting how do you discipline your child what

likely to find them because of less investment and less employment? >> if you reduce the incentives for firms to expand, you reduce the incentive for them to create the jobs. the jobs are not coming from more government purchases or even less government purchases. it is the private sector investments which the data shows. to the extent that you can encourage that by not raising the tax rates on those firms, because there are a lot of larger and smaller firms, it will be counterproductive. and we will have this high unemployment rate, which is a tragedy, for quite awhile. >> we hear about how the failure raise the debt limit will result in this or that economic catastrophe. is there not another and catastrophe that would await us if we were to raise the debt limit reflexively as it has been raised many times in the past without any significant strings attached, without attaching it to significant binding spending caps? >> timing spending reductions to the debt increases very important. i read in the wall street journal about that a couple of weeks ago.

that cost is less. supervisor chu: so, they would still incur costs and in those areas come -- in those areas, but not as much? >> i think ms. landis will give you the answers. >> comparing the laterals to the regulars, we do not believe the background costs would be very different. sometimes with laterals, there are more requirements to travel and things where you see increased costs. in terms of the uniform equipment, starting with the same number of people, and although fto will be shorter, there will be more people in it. the training costs we estimate would go from 220 to 140. supervisor chu: that is not a very big difference. >> is not a very big difference, but it is still a different. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. what is the percentage of officers who live outside san francisco now? >> i do not have that of the top of my head. i know it is more than it was 40 years ago. supervisor mirkarimi: just to give a little more specificity, it was testified at 75%. that is w

this means 1.5 millions less students in primary school. and then we expect that the number of students in university will decline starting between 1995 and 1998. [ricci speaking italian] [translator] we are already beginning to notice signs on the jobs market, a factor which will become ever more noticeable and consistent over the next few years. [speaking italian] in fact, over the past few years, there has been talk of and very obvious signs of a need for manpower by the industries which cannot be met. this need refers partly to general workers, to general laborers, and the skilled workers. and we now have to recognize that we have a large foreign immigrant population settling in our region who have found particularly favorable conditions with regard to integrating into the workplace. even in emilia-romagna, with italy's best social services and highest living standards, there's no sign of fertility returning to northern european levels. italy's combination of late and rapid industrialization, low levels of support for mothers and childr

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it's it's becoming less and less attractive turkey is no longer waiting for europe to change its mind instead many speak of the axis of turkish interest shifting from west to east it's pursued a no problems policy with its neighbors in recent years that's yielded impressive results boosting trade and making turkey a leader in regional diplomacy if we want to. combine our. power with others i think we should look at. the bosphorus behind me has long been seen as a bridge between east and west but with turkey increasingly pushed away by europe over here and pull towards the middle east and asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes by looking west tamasin r.t. istanbul turkey. the next hour max kaiser and his co-host stacey herbert discuss whether the stock waves from the e.u. debt crisis are reaching the u.s. . there's a common theme emerging all roads are pointing to one culpable source of the catastrophe be big i'm not talking about brigitte bardot but ben bernanke he actually says that this will be a small negligible impact of greece defaulting he is telling a lie that's cau

most of the beat system like newspapers, less and less is that true which means there's less expertise being developed. the study of the l.a. market showed the results of the phenomenon was i think a pretty shockingly small amount of time beg spent on the sickly important information. specifically, they said that a little over one minute of a typical half-hour newscast was going to education, health care, government, important topics like that. i think possibly one of the most alarming things that we saw or something that we call pay for play and these are basically situations where a station will allow an advertiser to dictate comment. it's an advertiser that literally says yeah, you can have an added deal and all you have to do is promise you only interview people from our hospital or that you were kafka story list that we have created for you. in one show they actually were charged in, half the guests to appear on the show. things like this, you know, this is not the majority of stations buy any means. but nonetheless it is a serious problem, and we had mixed evidence on whether or

we have less officers on the force. the association wants the city to look at every means possible to reduce the lay offs or avoid them altogether. they are comog the same day that san jose saw the 20th homicide. it happened in east holly road. they haven't made an arrest. did marks the twenth homicide this year. doing what is appropriate is people planning a solemn observance on the san bruno pipe line disaster. because of the nature of the event planners got started early. tree members of the family died . the surviving family offered to donate the lot to be a memorial park. while the neighborhood is beginning to rebuild employ. it is a one-year anniversary approaching in three months . the city manager tells us it will be a collabrative effort . the city leaders realize it is a personal thing for those who lost loved ones and injured and lost homes . anyone who had to run from their homes terrified that night and people like bill and nely bishop, that stress has led to heart stint replacements for bill. >> there shou

we were spending less money on some other things. it is really some of those other things we are doing now that are going to take us a while to do differently. we can do them more cost effectively. but the change cannot happen as quickly as we would like it too. it is in those areas rather than the number of teachers. we do not seem to have too many teachers. this is always its own issue. the other thing is maybe there is someone who has done a study of the general fund contributions to special lead across california districts. in minnesota, we had someone who did that kind of work on an annual basis. if we could get a hold of that, we could see if we are off track from other districts. it seems like a big number, and i do not know if it is. commissioner wynns: we should look at that. the last thing is i brought this up before and have been thinking about this since the committee as a hall meeting. i want to put this on the table for us as a structural budget issue.

imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing of the skin or eyes. talk with your doctor about your medicines, including those for migraine, or if you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles, to address a possible life-threatening condition. tell your doctor about alcohol use, liver disease, and before you reduce or stop taking cymbalta. dizziness or

it's it's becoming less and less attractive turkey is no longer waiting for europe to change its mind instead many speak of the axis of turkish interest shifting from west to east it's pursued a no problems policy with its neighbors in recent years that's yielded impressive results boosting trade and making turkey a leader in regional diplomacy if we want to. combine our. power with others i think we should look at. the bosphorus behind me has long been seen as a bridge between east and west but with turkey increasingly pushed away by europe over here and pull towards the middle eastern asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes but looking west to martin r.t. istanbul turkey. i mean europe is being offered help with its ending economy by china the chinese prime minister who's on a tour of the e.u. has offered to buy debt from struggling nations as a move to secure supporting europe as well as to curb inflation when asked if you are jim rogers an american investor and author. they become the savior they become the largest creditor for europe and they're going to have a very ma

us money less money. they can care less about of the. universe trying to listen and eunice i just didn't like it was a quote from. a long way from the bulbs and they don't care about you or your host of them so. there was a petition against the time of the next day what happens. when you get there are even more tunnels i don't really follow the shouts as if somebody asked them to build new ones. when there was a petition to stop the tunnels but they were even more of a lead for. senator do you want to do that. how much further to dig down five meters with how far exactly. between three and four meters forty five meters five meters are you sure i will. find examples name on the lot i will cut it down. if the exit be used for the merchandise of the. book and the egyptians found it most of them blew it out of the. tunnel but. there's not a lot of damage one day's work at most is going to go to morrow we can bring some stuff back. this is. rich open two days time the tunnel will be full of merchandise. why don't the egyptians leave us alone.

with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain.ou, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing of the skin or eyes. talk with your doctor about your medicines, including those for migraine, or if you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles, to address a possible life-threatening condition. tell your doctor about alcohol use, liver disease, and before you reduce or stop taking cymb

less than 100 square feet, no permit is required. without a permit, there is no trigger for an assessment. >> you could go up two stories? >> no, actually. the planning department has a height limit of i think 10 feet in the required the rear yard area. eight or 10 feet. [laughter] keep your hot tub in your toolshed. >> in this market, if you bought your house recently and you are thinking about doing one of these that you think is going to make your assessment go up, you can always apply and have your assessed value go down. >> we have some information here about that. we will get to that in a second. having a swimming pool or a sauna will change the assessed value of your property. i would get approval. it is the least improvement value that gets passed on. >> it is so extraordinarily expensive. >> increasing the square footage of your home and to assess the value. demolition of an existing structure in order to construct a new building -- i am not sure how that plays out. do they reassess it when you demolish it? i do not know, bu

it's it's becoming less and less attractive turkey is no longer waiting for europe to change its mind instead many speak of the axis of turkish interest shifting from west to east it's pursued a no problems policy but its neighbors in recent years that sealed impressive results trade and making turkey a leader in regional diplomacy if we want to. combine our. power with. this i think we should look at. the bosphorus behind me has long been seen as a bridge between east and west but with turkey increasingly pushed away by europe over here and pull towards the middle east in asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes but looking west tamasin are see istanbul turkey. libya says the international criminal court is just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi and refuses to recognize its legitimacy all this came in response to the issuing of arrest warrants for gadhafi or two of his confidants including his eldest son by the hague tribunal the chief i.c.c. prosecutor has admitted that nato forces have no mandate or rescue and called off his inner circle to assist however

doesn't mean less bombs dropped on their homes. it's the u.s. that stop aerial strikes in the region the possibility of waging a war without having to justify the deaths of the american troops has become more palatable for the pentagon the cia has been at the forefront of america's undeclared wars and with a new secretary of defense leon panetta who was the head of the cia the trend is on like we can change and it's right now reporting from washington our team. for egypt's interim leadership is facing the strain with renewed violence on the streets officials have ordered a probe into clashes in cairo which left more than a thousand people injured during two days of protests right police used tear gas to disperse demonstrating some of the offices and stones and all of arms resting down over the slow pace of prosecution from senior officials and police officers accused of brutality in the less than fabric to this also a speedy agreement taishan holmes demanded during the world toppled president. and mr pepe escobar so many frustrated

less than 1/3, and less than half of what it costs to deliver power to the community college and school districts. should these be reduced any more, the discussion we just had about the need to raise rates and the discussion about bonding for hetch hetchy or not being able to take care of the infrastructure -- any reduction in these rates would simply make that entire conversation worse. if anything, we have to have conversations over the next few years about increasing those rates to start to least try to recover our costs. we never think we should be making money the way that pg&e makes money, but the idea that we are paying out a subsidy of this size and not even recovering our costs jeopardize the entire infrastructure of the system, and that is the numbers you have before you. for the community college district, i realize they were asking in some venues that we not charge them anything. right now, we charge them $860,000. if we charge them the cost to deliver the power, it would be $2 million. if we charge them what pg&e charges them, it would be $3 million. we encourage you to not

doesn't mean less bombs dropped on their homes as the u.s. that stop aerial strikes in the region the possibility of waging a war without having to justify the deaths so the american troops has become more palatable for the pentagon the cia has been at the forefront of america's undeclared wars and with a new secretary of defense leon panetta who was the head of the cia the trend is on likely to change i'm going to check our reporting from washington our team. the houses of former ukrainian prime minister units have been frozen by prosecutor she stands accused of abuses of power the acts premier is accused of stealing highly unprofitable gas fields with russia in two thousand and nine these are said to have constant crane around four hundred million dollars investigators claim she had no authority to sign such contracts and did not secure cabinet approval to sanker claims the case has been fabricated by her political rival president victor had a quote which if i'm guilty too much i could face up to ten years in jail. a look at some world news

i was willing to settle for something less. what do you think of that? no reply. they just asked me how much money i wanted. then he asked me if i knew any of the inspectors in the building department and if it might pass the fire inspection or if i would like to have another inspection called. they also asked me about the entertainment commission. i have all my permits. if you would like to see them, they are tired of the legal. i was insulted by the entire meeting. mr. murphy is not ready to be neighborly that is it. >> and we are willing to negotiate something less than 5 feet and we were willing to meet with him to do so and in response to our permits we do have an updated permit for our place of entertainment and our public assembly and all of those other things that really cost us a lot of money every year to renew and also to ensure. we would like to not go through the whole permit process to redo our utilities and our windows and fire sprinkler utilities to make for the building to come right up to hours and -- two to ours. thank you. >> on the overhead. d

you can have less office space the case you have many people working from home.also quite interesting, in the netherlands, it is even a way to attract young talent because young talent nowadays does not want to work from 9:00 until 5:00, 6:00. they want to choose themselves when they work and where they work. with the home working, they can decide themselves when, where, and how they work, and most important as they do their work. it does not matter when. especially young talent wants to have that freedom for themselves. the city could be an attractive employer and get the best ones for your office. it is also good for the health of the employees. by having held the employees, you have higher productivity. -- by having healthier employees, you have higher productivity. it is a benefit to the employees and the employers. this is a nice sheet, because it gives the model shift for people going to work. 52% with cars. in the average year, it is about 1 billion euros of investment in the car infrastructure. 22% public transport, 750 billion investment in public transp

we will see a lot less patients coming to the hospital, and it will see a lot less need for staff.t will see a lot less need for hospital beds. it will see a lot less need for drugs. >> diarrhea is another major killer. there is a new vaccine against this, too, but it is not available here or most other poor countries. it means the u.n. millennium development goal of cutting child mortality by 2/3 is in jeopardy. >> one in five children die from preventable diseases. we need to roll out immunization in unity developed countries. we are unlikely to achieve that goal. >> getting vaccine to every child on the planet requires effort, imagination and political will. in times of austerity, governments have to think hard before they pledge more money. but aid agencies say it would save and transform the lives of millions of children. "bbc news." >> let's get a reminder of our main news now. the military crackdown in syria is sfwensfige with government forces reported to have killed at least 28 people on friday. at least 22 people are reported dead as troops loyal to colonel gaddafi shelle

lower income families, those are earnings less than $57,000 a year can expect to spend less but eventhen the total comes to about $164,000. >>> from new recruits to seasoned veterans the show of support today from a legion of firefighters, some thousands of miles from home. >>> warmer weather for the weekend ahead. the complete forecast in six minutes. completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> we watch each other's backs together. and sometimes we die together and sometimes we are buried together. >>> two fallen firefighters together in life and now in death. that togetherness was shown by firefighters from around the country who came to san francisco with a common bond. rob roth was as sacred heart hospital where 1,500 firefighters paid their represents. >> reporter: firefighters came from throughout the bay area from throughout california and everyone from throughout the country. they may not have known lie

. >> as long as it is less than four dozen square feet, that is acceptable. vice president garcia: some question if that is manipulative, etcetera, but that is available to them. >> the space in question is not for the sole use of the candidate, it is not for the soy use of the subject tenet, so i think it is clear that it should be left out of the usage copulation. vice president garcia: -- for Ãgarcia: thank you. >> the motion is submitted. vice president garcia: i will go first. square footage, and formula retail. this is a permit for an atm. one speaker spoke about the atm. i must not have been paying attention, because i did not hear one single person talk about -- hear we go, somebody did, thank you. very few people spoke about the atm issue. this had to do mostly with the square footage, and we just learned whether it is feasible or fair or not, they can read designate an area to avoid that issue, which has been stated by the zoning administrator. as for the formula retail, i think it was mr. sanchez also who said this constitutes or functions as a re-

plant from the overflowing missouri river gave way inundating the facility and flood water plant is less than twenty miles away from all the hot rascals largest city and is now cooling its reactors and spent fuel pools with back up diesel power generators if those generators go and only batteries with a few hours a life will stand between all my hot and nuclear catastrophe it was a tsunami triggered the walls world's worst nuclear meltdown in japan's fukushima plant a few months ago. and if floodwaters continue to rise and upstream dams can't hold them in nebraska in the same thing could happen here and we might lose all the hype but that's not all wildfires in new mexico are threatening to take out another nuclear facility the los alamos facility last night winds kept a sixty eight square mile rial fire at bay about one mile away from the nuclear facility if those winds could change direction at any moment but that facility back on the path of the fire as we all know nuclear material and fires just don't seem to mix too well so just how dangerous are these extreme weather threats agains

russian oil and gas comprised less than one third. less than half of russian exports now during the last ten years it's become two thirds yeah because prices of oil and gas. is very very favorable do you see do you see the problem with that with the growth of the percentage of well in gas in in the russian income it depends on how to manage this. favor russia get from this. economic situation. of course. it is very difficult to transfer or revenue which is. so-called windfall revenue which created by the prices in the. private investment of the country it is easy to transfer this money into the state investment because state can take it's reality it's. reality some significant part of this means for revenue into the budget through the special taxes but what to do is this money spent for social programs maybe it's not an issue it's a good issue but anyway it's a lack of investment this money is not the answer that investment and i think the best ways to manage is to use this vince for a new. for some sort of. special fund it was done t

the reason is that -- there's less workload because you handle materials less but also what's more important in elections it allows for us to get realtime information on election material as we go through the process. we'll continue that through the next five years. one item that's described in the budget report is the scanning and sorting machine to the vote by mail ballots. that's one thing that's reduced the verification process in the vote by signatures and about -- also be able to capture that information and report more quickly. i can take any questions from the board members. >> thank you. just two questions with regard to the leas at the port, is there any impact on the america 's cup? >> no, it's north. since we're in the southern side, there won't be any impact. >> and then with regard to the purchase i think the budget analyst has really highlighted the automated ballot machine, anything special there? any kind of new things that we're anticipating in the next five years? >> we also want to -- it sounds simple but it makes a big impact. the next thing you want to get is an automat

your wouse of the word isolatio is let's have less foreign policy. that makes sense and is consistent with their premise that less government we have, the better. >> that's what i try. one thing i try to point out in this column i wrote. there's an inherent tension between republican idea that government is bad and have less of it and notion that we should have an activist foreign policy. that's a large part of the activity and money that government spends. when republicans say we should cut welfare, that's a trivial amount of money. defense spending, that's a big amount of money. now, i think that republicans have lived with both those for a while but you see -- >> both of those small government domestically. >> the reaction against george bush is he wasn't a real conservative. he was a big government conservative. the movement now people are competing with each other. you listen to 90% of that debate. it's about government is bad and how do we stop doing government stuff that barack obama is doing. that naturally pulls you toward the idea that we s

people that are less informed, less caring, less concerned making -- being encouraged to make decisionshat affect my life. one of the great things about the restaurant ipec is i pick it are arguments that with greater complexity comes with greater need for centralized control. with greater complexity, we have to use the dispersed knowledge and concerns of more people and that means dispersing power, not centralizing it in washington or in state capitols. politicians are what they are but they are not any more brilliant and certainly not as knowledgeable as we are in our entirety. we need to find ways -- marriage. how did marriage become a state sanctioned value? we created america in particular way from state sanctioned values. catholics and protestants killed each other by the millions in your. america created separation of church and state, privatization if you would. not because we valued religion less but because we valued at more. who can be married to whom as a relationship becomes a question of state power for some states go one way in other states go the other way. shouldn't tha

imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing of the skin or eyes. talk with your doctor about your medicines, including those for migraine, or if you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles, to address a possible life-threatening condition. tell your doctor about alcohol use, liver disease, and before you reduce or stop taking cymbalta. dizziness or

underground armies getting a little less gay the army is getting a little less gay guess what's happening. you know that french and ask don't tell me you know that french french painter had where they were you're kidding. they decided to no longer make it necessary field equipment it was field equipment they were all those guys you have better fans there were no have a cover like helmet and a parade for what. finally the army decided oh apparently we don't need this extra credit you know i don't see this very often about changes in government policy regarding anything but i feel a little less safe knowing that our soldiers are where embracing the feeling and we go on to say you know less government policy less government head gear head gear and i'm going ok with that i know this lady would think hot off the press a little you know who's this who's this beautiful female marine corps colonel we got on the screen this is a slightly less attractive version of g.i. jane and she is now at least more powerful it's a colonel and she is general now ready to sue to be general and she is going to be

i'm not sure, but i'm sure we make less than -- [bell rings] thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have been a psychiatric technician at the hospital now for almost 10 years. when i heard about this, i really gave it some thought. just looking back over 10 years, i cannot tell you how many times i have been in the cross with some very violent people. every time without fail, the ip has been there. what they are talking about doing, getting a new contract with the securities company -- i have seen that before in other hospitals. the level of training that i have seen, the turnover rate -- yes, the lack of people skills -- all these things that make such a difference when you get to working with psychiatric patients -- is incredible. i am here to support the ip. i think the world of them, and i think we are getting a bargain, because i think we might come up with more expenses if we get the other kind of police. thank you. >> i was here last week to speak about the same issue. i am on the lift team at general. i have been t

it's it's becoming less and less attractive turkey is no longer waiting for europe to change its mind instead many speak of the access of turkish interest shifting from west to east it's pursued a no problems policy its neighbors in recent years that sealed impressive results busting trade and making turkey a leader in regional diplomacy if we want to. combine our. power with others i think we should look at eurasia that was first behind me has long been seen as a bridge between east and west but with turkey increasingly pushed away by europe over here and pull towards the middle east and asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes but looking west tom watson r.t. istanbul turkey. israel says an international aid thought is carrying chemical weapons which could be used on soldiers attempting to stop it reaching gaza the israeli defense forces been ordered to prevent the ten ships from making it to the palestinian territories for more on this for i now live by our superior from jerusalem who was on a similar aid last year did you believe israel's claims that there are dangerous

doesn't mean less bombs dropped on their homes as the u.s. that stop aerial strikes in the region the possibility of waging a war without having to justify the deaths so the american troops has become more palatable for the pentagon the cia has been at the forefront of america's undeclared wars and with a new secretary of defense leon panetta who was the head of the cia the trend is on likely to change i'm going to check our reporting from washington our team. egypt's interim leadership is facing the strain with renewed violence on the streets officials have ordered a probe into clashes in cairo which of left more than a thousand people injured during two days of protests police used tear gas to disperse them straight to the post offices with stones before the bombs the rest of the slow pace of prosecution senior officials and police officers accused of boots how to teaching the less uprising agree to this calling for the speedy implementation of reforms demanded during the revolt that top. and that's to ask of us has been frustrated that cha

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and 37 dollar book again trading around 30 or less. i think it's hard to build a scenario where you don't make money long-term. >> tom: let's look at your previous picks from back in december of last career. you liked four stocks. a couple of them big dividend payers, pfizer up 20%. congratulation. merck however has been down by 2%. hologic up 12% and exelon up. dow still like these. >> i like them all. we've taken profits in some of them partially. >> tom: which ones. >> a little exelon and pfizer. but still own all four and still like them. wouldn't buy them at these levels but on weakness we still like them. >> tom: you owned the sever enstocks mentioned. >> yes, own them, family-owned, fans, clients own them. >> tom: we'll catch newspaper six months. >> sounds good. >> tom: ou market monitor alan lancz. that's "nightly business report" for friday, june 24. i'm tom hudson. goodnight, everyone. we hope to see all of you again next week. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to