when you do have issues of poverty and of despair at a local level these are things that local congregations often work together and help oh solve. my church here in town operates with a number of other congregations of differin diffeg denominations to work with the local food bank. we've done this for years with little local government whatsoever. these are the types of things when people, churches, small businesses, whoever, are allowed to ban together and create solutions on their own they end up doing much better, much more efficient work than what the government is able to do. >> to that point all the work that you're doing on the local level, i can see how that reinforces your view that local solutions are much better than federal government solutions but are there certain limitations the local government cannot go in and provide national security. >> absolutely. i'm a perfect example. that. i'm a member of a small local church. i will die for my church. i love and maintain membership my entire life and we're certainly very effective in administering local aid and administering to a lo

is it because the locals are tired out or what? course, the locals are very tired of political unrest and also the extremely heavy economic robbins. italy is going through the worst recession since the second world war. youth unemployment is standing at just over 40% good and really, these latest protests have been caused by the release of the latest state budget which critics say doesn't really solve any problems. it doesn't support the freeze of salaries of workers, the high taxes are staying the same, and so many of the locals are really unhappy with a way this government is trying to deal with these economic problems. what we are seeing here now really reminds us that italy is still in the same line with the other seven eu states, like greece and portugal. thousands havelso ken to the streets and portugal early on saturday. also protesting against austerity measures. so this isot jt a cal situation. thiss what is happening in the southern rou -- in the seven european union. >>t is still tough in the south. thank you for that fo

power and local build out for these power sources. if you can talk about what the plans are for the puc and how we intend to fulfill that? >> yes, barbara hale, assistant manager for power. we do have a balanced financial plan, a balanced 10-year picture. part of the way we have shown the balanced budget for heche power enterprise was by capitalizing that need. it includes improvement to some of our major pieces of infrastructure of one, for example, mountain tunnel that conveys water to the powerhouses is a joint asset. so it serves both a water and purpose. the current estimate of that one 1 piece of the system are upwards of 350 $350-450 million. that's a need not present in the current capital plan. what we've been looking at is how does the utilities address funding needs. rate increases? increase that pays us revenues. >> why wasn't that considered as part of the wis epiprogram? >> it only because it a joint asset, it could have been considered part of wii sip, i suppose, a boars -- a portion of the asset by power is partially f

a lot of bickering is it because the locals are kind of tired out little wall. well of course the bill locals are a very tired of. absolutely correctly said this political. and also the extremely heavy economic problems italy is going through the worst recession since the second world war youth unemployment is standing at just over forty percent. have been caused by the release. state budget which critics say doesn't really solve any problem it does support the . salaries of. workers. the high taxes are staying the same and so many many of the locals are really unhappy with the way this government is trying to deal with these economic problems and what we're seeing here now really reminds us that italy is still in la in the same line with other e.u. states like greece and portugal and actually for instance in portugal thousands have also taken to the streets also earlier on saturday also protesting against austerity measures so this is really not only a local situation here but this is what is happening really in the whole. european union is a good use of britai

the government and local companies work together overseas. this could become a good model for expansion of japanese businesses into emerging nations. >> delegates from the association of southeast asian nations are working together to improve the way they handle the natural disasters. >>> the ten-member nation staged a drill in the vietnamese capital of hanoi. about 2,000 police, firefighters and military personnel took part. we have this report from hanoi. >> reporter: these countries are conducting search and rescue operations together. the participants are shown -- they started a process of searching for survivors and providing emergency treatment. they also use boats and helicopters to rescue people stranded on the roof of their flooded houses. they do this on a regular basis and this month, a strong earthquake shook the area. this has been causing widespread damage in the indo china peninsula in the rainy season. two years ago, floods also struck in thailand. water engulfed industrial compounds causing massive disruptions to global suppl

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the local and organic? >> it depends on which supermarket you shop at. >> uh. >> there are supermarkets in my area that are trying as much as they can to source things locally. in new york, we have winter. >> yeah. >> and with things that do crop extension, the hoop houses that extend the growing season, there is not a lot of locally grown produce in new york in winter. >> and i assume by vote, i don't know, and a lot of us are feeling almost impotent in the sense like do they listen to us in washington, d.c., right now. we're bruised from the last government stuff we went through and if we vote and go to the store, you fill out a card and say i would like to so more local grown things. i assume that is a good thing to do? >> i think it's terrific to do. and if there is voting with your fork comes in. if enough people are buying those things, it generates a market for them and then the stores are going to try to accommodate and everyone else is, too. >> uh-huh. >> and you can tell it's having an affect. bec

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locals campaign is barricaded to propose during the night but to money and they now vowed to move back to wherever. the fracking energy goes next. and they've got the experience of americans to back them up one hundred times more fracking well yeah in the us than in the whole of europe an environmental impact showing campaign is local gas and dangerous chemicals leaking out from underground contaminated water it's referred to as quality and even quakes. and they've been seen here in the u.k. record by drilling. but the government decided that didn't deploy a ban on the technique according to cameron it would be a big mistake to rule going out on environmental grounds in the choice between boosting the economy and saving the environment the british prime minister has come down on the side of the economy. let's take a look at how fracking works in his house why are so many people say they're concerned about it first to drill into shale rock or vertically and horizontally creating a well water and chemicals pumped into. millions of gallons of liquid are used for the process possible range

the local economy. >> what sourcing locally does is it drivers the local food economy, and that's reallyhat woodberry kitchen is all about, buying more food from farmers that we could then make into this beautiful product. >> but it doesn't just end at the food. using found materials from the area, they repurposed metal work for the stairs, salvaged wood for the bar and tabletops, and utilized the local glass blower to create the light fixtures. >> we knew that we weren't going to just drywall the heck out of it, and i think that from the very beginning is a very sustainable move, not using materi materials that are new. >> spikes' understanding of local sourcing formed after 15 years of working and owning traditional restaurants in and around baltimore. >> it was a long, slow, steady learning curve both about local food system, which i'm very connected with now, but also how much it meant to me as a chef, and i didn't really feel like i'd found what i was meant to do until i started talking to farmers and going to markets and going out and visiting folks growing food. >> along the way,

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locals campaign is barricaded to propose during the night but do not and they now vowed to move back to wherever. the fracking energy goes next. and they've got the experience of americans to back them up one hundred times more for you in the us than in the whole of europe and environmental impacts all showing campaign is. dangerous chemicals leaking out from underground contaminated water it's my right to ask for the seat and even wait for the supreme being and they'd be seen here in the u.k. . bored by drilling who the government decided that didn't justify a ban on the technique according to cameron it would be a big mistake to rule cracking out on environmental grounds in the choice between boosting the economy and saving the environment the british prime minister has come down firmly on the side of the economy. the picture of the u.k. we will overcome it rallies over the past week it resulted in clashes with police and several arrests in new brunswick schools use pepper spray and buckles to force . the hundreds of protesters who would tell you to democrats will bridge demonstrat

there is no hate within the local population because it insists -- consists of local immigrants. >> the ethnic russians feel outnumbered. >> i know this area. there are no ethnic russians or local russians. they have russian passports. what is going on is mobilization of ultranationalist hate within the society, and they orient this rage. >> these are in the opposition. would you say they have nothing to do with this? >> these are two different phenomenon. what is going on is the reaction to two manifestations. the first took place on the sixth of may, 2012. it ended up with 28 persons imprisoned. they are accused and condemned to prisons. they clash with the lease. not many police persons -- now we have this manifestation with 1000 persons. police accused five persons and charged them with 70 euros. for me this is an indication of politics to this moment. they are afraid of them, or they need them to make it work against opposition leaders. >> it gets more complicated than that, because a sickly the ruling authorities are completely complicit in this wave of illegal immigration. they a

we support the local charters and target has contributions. so target is very, very buildings strongly in being able to provide and give back at that time, community we call home. in speaking of community i want to invite mayor ed lee he's been a huge supporter and it's my pleasure to introduce ed lee (clapping) >> well, thank you 46 i didn't and a congratulations for being a home ground girl by being able to manage a store in our great city. congratulations to the whole team. i'm going to ask the supervisors we have london and eric mary and scott wiener my district looking for the target store. there it is. i wanted them beside me so we can be distinguished from the dog. i'm happy to be here. not only has target been such a great partner and i know we were together about a year ago to date where we opened the downtown store to the great delight of a lot of people. we had a great formula target had already worked with the mission call and the west side group and the work and development and produced a clear number of jobs and hired san francis

elected official and governor -- once a local elected official, always a local elected official. what i learned from that is partnership is what it's all about. if you want to confront the most vexing problems, you have to bring people across an ideological spectrum, you have to include the business community, you have to include our nonprofit, our faith leaders. that's how you get things done, when you bring people together. and i look around this room and i see that you have already figured that out. i hope some of you had the opportunity to meet lee hirsch because i've done a lot of work with him in the context of our bullying. one of my favorite memories in my experience with lee is that we watched this film together with about a thousand people in sioux falls, south dakota, it was remarkable to watch the reactions of the kids in sioux falls, parents, educators, and we did that same q and a when we were done. i appreciate the wonderful words of your superintendent, that was exactly the dynamic in sioux falls and that's the remarkable thing, superintendent, is that this issue

city officials want to show the costume at local events to promote local businesses. >> translator: wee to revive the local industry through cosplay culture. >> reporter: japanese cartoon characters are heroes and heroines in the world of fiction. now they could be saviors for communities in the real world as well. >>> time now to find out the latest situation of a powerful storm that is affecting the philippines. here's our meteorologist sayaka mori. >> the western pick usually settles down this time of year, but it's not the case this year. we're watching a storm. instead of bringing beautiful scents, it's bringing powerful rainfall and winds. it's expected to move into eastern luzon by saturday morning local time as a typhoon. waves of about 7 meters is likely today with gusts of nearly 200 kilometers per hour. and the system will likely move over the south china sea. it could move into vietnam early next week. rainfall of about 200 millimeters is likely across the eastern part of the philippines and northwestern part the philippines for the next few days, enough to cause flooding.

so when local businesses aren't able to pay their workers, or local families can't provide their familiesith food it's very difficult. >> it hurts not having a lot of our every day customers here. i would say a good 30%, 40% of the people we serve are government please. half of the town, you know, makes their living in one way or another with the government whether they are contractors or directly or indirectly. i think a lot of food trucks are seeing attendance drop by 40, 50%. there is nothing more personal than your own business. >> he says it right there, there is nothing more personal than your own business. from small restaurant owners to cab drivers, to gas station owners, they are all effected. and $4.5 million a day should be coming in. talk about all of the trickle down effect here. the trickle down impact is enormous in the sense that our tourism, local parks, the smithsonian, those amenities respect available for our residents. and those federal workers have to make their payments, so when we don't have that -- that capital coming into their income, it has a trickle-down effec

our best rating is one a local guy won. there is such a great local story. so many local great stories. >> with the locals you get the family and friends along the sidelines. it makes for an exciting day. >> we started the event 13 years ago. we started the concept of a baltimore festival running. transamerica kids fun run. the shop right fun run. that has allowed us to grow so funckly -- the shop rite ru run. >> thank you so much. >> i have everything goes well. 6:51. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. let's start with sarah. 795. is a busy start on it is backed up just prior to franklin boulevard. we have a left lane closure. this is what it looks like. it will be a while before they can get through. we have an accident at old court. another one at broken lane parkway. powder mill road, 20 miles per hour because of an accident taking up the right lane. solomons island road, we have an accident. delays on the north side. 12 minutes from 95 over towards the 83's. this is 95 near the white marsh exit. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >>

local campaign is barricaded to propose joining but to money and they now vowed to move back to wherever. the wrecking energy goes next. and they've got the experience of americans to back them up one hundred times more fracking well yeah in the us than in the whole of europe and environmental impacts all showing campaign is gas and dangerous chemicals leaking out from underground contaminated water it's. more the sea and even quakes linked to. and they've been seen here in the u.k. . bored by drilling. but the government decided that didn't just deploy a ban on the technique according to cameron it would be a big mistake to rule being out on environmental grounds in the choice between boosting the economy and saving the environment the british prime minister has come down firmly on the side of the economy. meanwhile own were in canada rallies over the past week have resulted in clashes with police and several arrests in the new brunswick province riot squads used pepper spray. baton to force back a crowd of hundreds of protesters who were tailgated with natural bonds demonstrators block

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people that don't want to open their doors to fracking locals in this remote region of remaining i have been saddled with an ongoing guest u.s. energy giant chevron is due to begin drilling for shale gas those opal agriculture is our lives become can grow in our soil for sure or will die because we've seen in the you know what they have done in other places when they grew up on monday morning many residents here fear that the process of fracking could release chemicals into the soil and contaminate the water the expression of the guys in i'm so afraid of these kind of guess exploitation people say they will be big problems for our animals grow the wood it will be affected and the sun on the food animals and for us and our children as well we have children and grandchildren what should we do these locals and environmentalist have been camped out here braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giant chevron and the remaining government which has given them the green light to start exploratory drilling and not feel david that without any public consultation problem that. gives you

>> i think that's the plan for a local build. that's an area whe we saw a lot of mutual interest across the board from policy makers. to try to put more detail to that, is what the general manager has asked us to do. so that's what we are engaged in at this point. >> part of my concern is the fact that we are trying to move the this program forward has really forced pg & e to finally step up to the plate and provide a product that they have had a long at a particularly competitive rate as well. i do think that we need to continue to push forward as aggressively as possible so we need to figure out a way to do that. i personal would prefer that we not do a comparison in terms of well, we have this money available but we need it for the rim fire to pay out and fix what we need to fix because we don't have the money to fix it because this money was earmarked for a purpose to provide for clean power. imagine if that were not the case, then we would look for other money resources to fix the damages from the fire. i don't want to keep

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so local government, communities. we have community advisory panels that we've had for decades really of neem our vicinity who can come in and look at our facilities and openly tell us how to improve. it wasn't that long ago we were smokestack industries and how to become sustainable manufacturers of the modern era you have to be in touch with local communities. at the state level, there are some states that are very probusiness and understand they are in the business of attracting business. they are in the business of providing jobs for their communities. aand the pace of business, they've adjusted. part of the problem and i think bill was eluding it to i want to touch on is that geography is long gone apart from natural resources as the topic deyour. a county boundary or boundary n. this world of connect ivet and fast decisions and fast change and you name the market, how do you actually get everyone involved in the decision making process at the pace of business to use a term chi actually love? and i do think there

farmer's markets with locally grown pesticide foods, so there's some things you can do at the home, we're super lucky because almost every neighborhood in san francisco has a farmer's market, you can grow your own food, test your soil first, local cosmetic pesticide laws have passed in counties and municipalities to reduce the use of pesticides in parks and public areas and then really important is asking the environmental protection act si which is our federal agency that regulates pesticides to look at how chemicals affect breast development in route row and other developments to ensure that pesticides don't have that effect on breasts and mammary grands and animals and that's not happening right now, you would think we would test comb cal effects on breast tissue, generally not happen ining the way it needs to so that's a wonky solution but a super important one. >> [inaudible]. >> yes? >> you cannot really boil to kill it? >> so, it's always good to wash your fruits and vegetables but a lot of the pesticide residues don't just wash off, they are in the food, deeper than just the

our city with the local villages in opposition to the deal that in him is this beautiful floats they didn't come to us to explain what they want to do or how it will affect us that's why we're protesting. is dangerous because they will poison our water and we won't be able to farm anymore and raise our animals and if we can do this what are we supposed to do. maybe and government says brace shale gas in order to achieve energy independence but that's something that local villages here say that they don't want to pay for with their safety here's my report on the bustle waging between chevron and the people that just want to open their doors to fracking locals in this remote region of remaining i have been saddled with an on going to guest u.s. energy giant chevron is due to begin drilling for shale gas those opal agriculture is our lives become could grow in our soil for sure or will die because we've seen in what they have done in other places when they grew up on monday morning many residents here fear that the process of fracking could release chemicals into the soil and contaminat

on wednesday local time. the army says there were 49 people onboard including 44 passengers and 5 crew members. 27 passengers carried foreign passports. rescuers are at the accident site, but the airline says they have not found any survivors. visibility at the time of the crash was very poor with heavy rain and strong winds. >>> the leaders of the u.s. senate have reached a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid a possible u.s. default. the deal will allow the government's debt ceiling to be raised so that it can borrow additional funds until early february. >> in the end, political adversaries set aside their differenceness and disagreements to prevent the disaster. the deal includes discussions on the mid and long-term budget plans and spending cuts. republicans are demanding the cuts as a condition for reopening the government and lifting the debt limit. even after the bills are approved by both the senate and house, they will only provide the government with time-limited fiscal measures. they push

they also go into great detail about a local hospital. pacific hospital of long beach, in which the chief executive was very busy doing spinal surgery. he overbilled the state for tens of millions of dollars. the fbi affidavit aledges that calderon received payments, and they helped prevent a bill from going forward that would have closed a loophole that would have allowed him to make millions of dollars, and this shows that it happens outside of the sting. that he was doing this activity independent of the sting operation and the fbi didn't make possible a crime -- >> so they are trying to show pattern of practice? >> that's right. they need to show that he did this in the past before the sting began. >> we have a question from somebody who is not from the united states. adriana do you mind setting the context? >> sure. anyway -- you guys probably i think sort of stated in your story. he is one of the calderon brothers. they are a family that have managed to be in california politics for 30 years. ron has been in the state senate -- i wa

as a result of cyber bullying and that is why i did a remarkable partnership in south florida with local law enforcement who had gone into schools talking about bullying, including cyber bullying and giving people concrete examples of things of situations they saw, it was remarkable. and that is why we will continue to do that work. so i hope today as we move forward you will understand that we are in this together with you at the department of justice. this is an all hands on deck enterprise. there is so much to do. i hope at the end of this day we will indeed all follow the lead of that student, walk out and say what are one or two things i'm going to do differently and better? how are we going to improve this situation? i hope if you take one and only one thing from melinda and my and ruslyn's remarks today, if you have an idea, please bring them to us. we want to learn from you. we are in this together and i want to say thank you because the most important thing we have is a recognition that you understand that this is indeed a national issue for us to deal with. i'm looking forward

that local registrar told them "i will do in best."n chesterfield county, he said just into his initial dive into the list he found more than 170 names on the list that were in error. he told the richmond times dispatch, what will i really find when i start to dig? the registar wanted to put off the election until the state governor's race. in chesterfield county, his local board is standing by him in his decision. so that means the voters there may not get purged off the rolls in the election if they can hold out. so less than four weeks off from the governor's race, the republicans in virginia are running into some trouble with their attempted voter purge in some counties. not everywhere, but in some counties. also, there is the matter of the suit against ken cuccinelli, he is the lawyer for the counsel of the state board of elections. for the first time in almost 30 years, this time they decided to not step down because of the run for governor. if this election for governor ended up close or ends up in court because of the way it is

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a police officer and a member of a local anti-taliban group were killed. the taliban have repeatedly attacked vaccination workers, claiming the program is a cia plot to sterilize muslims. the shower has been -- peshawar has fallen victim to at least four different attacks in recent weeks, which targeted a church and a market. >> along with afghanistan and nigeria, pakistan is one of three nations were polio remains endemic. eight new cases were confirmed in pakistan last week, bringing the total this year so far to 36 according to the website of global polio eradication initiative, a project involving various national and provincial governments, the world health organization, and unicef. >> there are two very simple reasons -- one is the awareness of the parents. if parents are aware, there was no reason polio would not the eradicated. the first would be parental education, parental behavior, parental attitude. another important thing is performance lapses. >> resistance to the vaccination program in pakistan has been strongest in the northwestern tribal a