they took way too long. they didn't realize as a democrat recently said to me when republicans do big legislation they do it fast because they understand that it's messy because they understand that by the time the election comes people sort of forgotten about some of these things, they did it slow. and i think the health reform is an achievement. we're the only country in the world where millions of people don't have health insurance. that's not a good thing at all. it has some promising ways to try to control costs. but it did come with this huge cost which it absutely came to define the obama presidency. and i do wonder in retrospect now that we know the economy is so weak. now that we know that it absolutely made him look like a partisan polarizing figure, maybe they should have done something else. should they have done some sort of he green energy push that would have served under a different name. i don't know but i do ink that when we look back on this first term we will say it was in many ways defin

growth was too dependent on housing for a long time. it was then an unsustainable levels of consumption. we're in the process of shifting how we grow as the country going forward. the future growth will have to be more investment-driven, more export-driven. that is what we have seen in the first 18 months of the recovery so far. i think that is very encouraging. it is still a difficult economy. any companies caught up in the parts of the company most affected by the crisis, construction, real estate, housing, any businesses who are most exposed to the fact that individuals are winless in trying to reduce debt, those parts of the economy are weak. it will take time. it will take several more years to dig out of that problem. if you look at the rest of the american economy and businesses in general, exports, productivity, innovation, agriculture, manufacturing, there are classic signs of the basic resilience of this country. there are encouraging signs. we want to make sure we reinforce that. growing exports is part of that. >> you think

as long as home prices kept rising the borrowers could usually refinanced. but after the crisis leveled off and then began falling, as a prime borrowers defaulted in record numbers. the reason the lenders were willing to make these risky loans and the reason that the security issuers were willing to fund them is that they knew they would be paid up front. mortgage investors and the homeowners themselves would end up bearing the long-term consequences. arrangements like this gave rise to the acronym ibg-ybg meaning i be gone, you be gone. homeowners, too, responded to the rising home prices, flexible terms and tax advantages of mortgage debt to raise their home equity. cashing out to the tune of more than half a trillion dollars per year that the peak of the boom. meanwhile financial institutions frequently thought to maximize the balance sheet leverage. the sometimes moved to the shadow of balance sheet structures for regulation and capital requirements were less stringent. that strategy worked brilliantly until the eventual collapse of the confidence and ma

urage to tk about the long term.f he satt the table and said i want this and this and this he probably would have gotten it at that point. now it's very complicated. >> charlie: people tend to be not more bold but less bold in a political election. >> yes. >> charlie: are you in the end optimistic. >> i am. i do think things in general are meant to work out. that doesn't mean thatyou alon the way won't face huge issues d problems, i do think are 're facing quite a few right now and i expect we'll face more in the future. >> charlie: to understand what you said is to focus on the long term, make sure at t that we do not. >> while we're doing the, all this needed short term tngs whether they be driven by politics or whatever, let's keep also doing the right thing, you know. it's pretty much the old fashion way but i look it. >> charlie: i do too. but some people will ask what is the right thing. there's anpini on what is the right thing. >> that's true. i don't think there's one single way but we can point out som thin

we need to make health care sustainable over the long run. blogger and healthier life that most of us will lead compared to previous generations is a wonderful and much appreciated historical development. but with that come choices that involve short-term sacrifices. we have to work longer, pay more into the system, and perhaps have an alternative means of benefits or for more, like the all three. we have to have a system that favors dead managing over equity -- that favors equity over debt financing. we need to reduce tax rates while raising more revenue that can help us pay down our national debt. some of us will have to give up something in the short term in order to secure the long-term advantages. where will this question be as debated in congress, reported in newspapers, and ranted about in a blogs in a world obsessed with short-term gratification? we are in dire need of sacrifice now in return for a brighter future for us and our progeny. the media plays a critical role in all of this. you report the facts so that others can make infor

how long can he hold out? will nato hold on as long as it takes? nato has said he will continue operations through september. it is anybody's guess beyond that. >> i do not think gaddafi can hold out long. there was a story this morning about how his looking for someplace other than tripoli to hang out because the pressure is building. top people in his government have been fleeing. he is an international pariah, even more so than in the 1980's. then he had the soviet union and other folks willing to back him. now he has no support from any quarter. half of his country is already under the control of rebel forces. i do not think he can hold out long. whether or not nato can hold out long enough to make sure that happens is a tougher question. i think the additional 90 days they authorized will be sufficient. i think the mission will hold together. >> you mentioned was offered about limiting ground troops. if our allies cannot keep this going, are you concerned the u.s. might need to take a more prominent role? >> i think there is sufficient support

and i'd been following buffett for a really long time.n i looked at how women invested compared to how men invested and women got better results than men did, it just became clear to me. i thought this all sounded very familiar. taking this patient, calm approach, you know, thinking long term. this all sounded to me a lot like the oracle of omaha. >> you know, let's parse through some of the things that you're saying because one aspect of buffett's temperament, as you mentioned moments ago and as you wrote in the book, is this long-term thinking mentality. how did that serve him well? this -- in the last few years? particularly in the fall of 2008, when the market seemed like it was about to fall off a cliff. >> yeah. we all remember that. that was such a scary time for investors. and buffett, one of his most famous savings is always be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. and that serves him very well. it served all investors well during that time, during that fall of 2008, if they were able to control their

the tax rates >> in your report is a long-term budget -- cbo's production in the most long-term budgeterstate the severity of the long-term budget because they do not incorporate the federal attack economy, nor do they include the imact of higher tax rates on people's incentives to work and save, whch i think is significant. going onto the next page, you say growing debt would also increase possibility of a sudden fiscal crisis. i wonder if you could talk to me -- is simple to look at what sadness and the crazy things, but what does that any crazies need to? how fast a sudden and how big is the crisis? >> first let me emphasize most of the projections in the report of the economic conditions for comparison across policies. we do in chapter two of an extended analysis on the economy. sudden fiscal crises in other countries have come on and the matter is months or weeks or days they have generally had very destructive effects in the economy to make the decision to put off at a moment when the economy is already under siege if you will a particularly difficult. and dutcher mantles to econ

enough so they stayed 45 minutes. >> host: how long after the trial did he live? >> guest: six months. >> guest: he died of a major heart attack. >> host: how long after did the book, out? >> four years. john berendt he knew he was going home. when he talked to jim williams. we knew five days later that he would come home. and john berendt and i have jim snowdon's -- said he wanted to write a story and to draw up the contract and i said wait until you get home on your own home territory and settle down to do that and he was pushed into it and it was four days before he came home. >> host: what are your future plans? >> always used in conjunction with my plan, the word is the vault. just like getting the ph.d. are being on the faculty of the university i always wanted to do that. that is what i planned but on the other hand, you cannot know what will happen. jim's death have been so suddenly so i was the only member of our family who at that point* could come down to settle the estate. my children were in college and my mother was older. i think you have to be rece

as long as the trees and power and his party the list of demands will be endless still serbia hopes its corporation will be rewarded and continues to be the path to the door the officers of the e.u. delegation to serbia proudly display to flags. all of their member states and serbia really wants to join the group but the worst of conditions for possible accession seems to be neverending and for official belgrade membership this is always visible and always out of reach catherine as our r.t. belgrade serbia. and russia cannot judge says he needs more than the official thursdays to study the charges against him but his son says no matter how much time his get it is simply not able to take hostile trial. you can even read in our studio three thousands of pages to be able to testify cool to the families simply unable to do that he has difficulties with speech too how will you consult with his lawyers it's impossible. and you can watch the full interview with darko mother which they found a former bosnian serb general ratko about it and i'll bet size zero zero zero. this week nato intensifie

. >> she's got a long way to go, but you can just see how beautiful she is and we are longing and looking forward to her coming back. >> reporter: aides to congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz you just heard from say the two women were able to conduct a phone conversation last week about 10 minutes long, back and forth. that's something they had never been able to do before. and aides to congresswoman giffords tell us there's one word she is using to describe how she feels today and that's elated. >> pelley: tell us what the road ahead is for her now. >> reporter: well, scott, she's going to be going to that hospital every day, undergoing about six hours of rehabilitation with the same doctors and specialists that she had already been working with. when she's at home, she'll have round-the-clock home health care if she needs it, but doctors say that will still give her a much more normal quality of life than she would have had if she was staying in the hospital. >> pelley: thank you, nancy. we turn now to a story that we found surprising, a report today that in one quarter of the counti

let's say your average long commute is 45 minutes. that's an hour and a half a day, seven and a half hours a week, 30 hours a month of sunshine that you probably didn't know that you were getting. in fact, the study says while driving your left arm gets five times the amount of uv rays that your right arm does. >> if i'm wearing short sleeves definitely i will have one side darker than the other side. >> reporter: pinky paul already uses a sun shade and wears sun block while driving to fight the wrinkles. >> for the long run to look beautiful you have to think beautiful. >> reporter: after hearing about the study she also plans on wearing more sun block behind the wheel. >> why don't you drive less? >> we can? how can you drive less? that's impossible. >> reporter: so buckle up, stop texting and now grab the sun block so that you can live to drive another day. >> and so if you roll up the window it will block the vast majority of uv rays but some of those harmful rays will still penetrate the glass and so over time dermatologists say

stick -- the scale of challenges we need in terms of long-term growth. you cannot do it through spending reductions concentrated on narrow slices of government where it depends on the government doing things only the government can do. >> $45 trillion over 10 years, is that bipartisan? >> important things that happened over the last six months in this town. it is hard to appreciate from a distance. you had republicans in the house, the president of the united states, a bipartisan deficit-reduction plan, all agreeing on a broad target for deficit reduction in that magnitude of $45 trillion over years.-first 3-5 once you have both sides of the aisle committed to that objective, it is all about the composition of the objectives. if you look at 1996, we had a valuable bipartisan deficit- reduction plans in place. the most important plan -- imported change when you have both sides involved and the president saying you have a the with-we need a balanced budget, you have a chance to do some -- the most important plant, when you have both sides and about that th

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if the ground is short period, you want the building to be long. that is what happens when you get into the financial district. quite often, they will go down through the bay mud, put the structure on dense sand that has a very short period, and building is at 40 stories high with a very long period. even though the ground is doing this, the building is slowly moving. so there is damage, but there is less risk of damage. alternatively would have done is layers and we've springs and all kinds of different -- and leaf springs and all kinds of different tools that can take the structure and put them on face. -- on phase. so when you look at a building like this, 10 stories, the period of that is about one second, 1.5 seconds. that is probably sitting on that sand or rock and that is about a quarter cent. so it is ideal. the ground is going like this, the building does not feel it. you feel it, but the building, it is not doing damage to the structure. >> the building next to it, let's say it is wood frame. what are thoseeperiods? >> there are less tha

it's not going to be too long. before. he's going to turn into. the world's biggest cat and a bit of a killer and i'm hoping he's going to be temple with me. here have been rescued from poachers or from circus it is that some come from rather more unusual backgrounds. this is grigori he lived with her grandmother in know what i see he was living in a simple flat for a long time is more than ten years old grandmother has brought him here some three years ago she was a very old woman she brought to bear here in a car without any cage just using a leash she cooked a big delicious cake for him that grandmother is just too old to look after him. i'm just realizing a bad living in a granny flat now and he had. big spare room. i've never seen one my house such a bond of trust with so many different creatures it was like being around a real life talk to. a nickel in hopes that the thousands of visitors who come to the park take a new appreciation of the animals away with them. for a visit to the safari park with minor cuts and bruises i figured it was tim

rather than a bucket and spade well if you had down south of the krisna dollar region you'll find long sandy beaches and hundreds of kilometers of beautiful coastline literally millions of people flock here for their holidays every year proof that while russia may be famous for its snow and skiing there's plenty of sun sand and see here as well. a local savor this is the longest developed a banquet in europe fourteen kilometers of it and in the middle is this lady a white bra it was supposed to represent the hopes dreams and you see a preacher. and it's a stunning place the results of frame by the background of the caucasian mountains and on a sunny day the seascapes can rival anything you might find in the greek islands if you want to see be area in its full glory you just have to jump into a cable car. that's the easy way to do it so this hiking you. straight up. do you get a pretty good view on the way up here but i think i want to go just a little bit higher and also it's an excuse to visit the fair. up here you can find the black seas equivalents of the london eye although admitte

in the long run, is the region. i think pakistan peace that this is a very risky part of the overall strategy, which is why we've been engaged salon. but it's not just afghanistan pakistan because they said india peace to this. all of that, which gets to the point is should we walk away now, i just worry -- i worry about will be back in adobe much more challenging and much more dangerous. >> i would agree wholeheartedly that we really have to look at this region in a very integrated manner that we have to pass -- reinvest in the relationship pakistan to secure the cooperation we need from them on counterterrorism, but also in help being to reach the goals of stability in afghanistan. >> let me ask this then. are you there if you both both of you confident that we can get to the point where the relationship between pakistan and the united states in relation to a retailing within afghanistan would get us to the point where there after it's will be on the level of where we believe they need to be quiet i know how to ju

i didn't know where the long-term parking was. the signs are trying -- kind of difficult to understand because there are several lots. i went to that lot and empty. is that the right place? >> yes. >> well, she is in the daily lot. it's $22 a day. new signs will be in placepy tuesday. no more long-term parking lot. it will be called economy. other changes today the long-term lot, now the economy lot on the west side of the airport is going to close. on monday, the lot that is south of rental garage is going to be called the daily lot. now we have two brand new lots open. right now at 5:30 or so, it's a parking lot. it's open. wide open. anywhere to park. some people try to figure out where to come in here and take a look at the signs. supposed to ease a problem for some time. live at the mineta san jose international airport, john alston, abc7 news. >> when we say it's a parking lot there, it's good thing. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >>> the faa is investigating the crash of a small plane on final approach to the palo alto air

until not so long being. at this point is kind of a situation which is just hanging in the air and whether this particular latest decision from the i.c.c. whether that will have any effect on the situation in libya remains to be seen. and constantine cause a child chairman of the state duma's foreign affairs committee explained to r.t. why the of wesh arrest warrants cannot be applied to the libyan leader the decision of the international criminal court. is not legally binding for libya for the simple reason libya is not a member state of the court and there's long as mr pease on libya still retore him and this decision can not be fulfilled in case the decision of the court stays in power or. will mean the. inevitably will try to stay in power as long as he can and that contradicts the intentions on the international community of the way there are by the security council member states russia included. well to discuss the possible consequences of the i.c.c. decision to bring moammar gadhafi to justice i'm join

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acknowledged that cuts in social security benefits are inevitable to ensuring the long-term health of the system. a.a.r.p. lobbies for seniors and has always held social security sacred. in fact, just last month it said making political deals that cut hard-earned benefits is the wrong way to address these challenges. but today a subtle change in language may have profound effects on the future of the national pension plan. here's our congressional correspondent, nancy cordes. >> reporter: washington woke up to a new political reality this morning: the nation's most powerful seniors' group telling the "wall street journal" it was ready to deal on cutting social security benefits. the a.a.r.p.'s policy chief, john rother, admitting "some of our members will no doubt be upset." so upset that within hours the a.a.r.p. was insisting this was always their position. >> we can make changes that are modest and we can make changes with a great deal of lead time so that we don't need to affect anybody who's currently retired today or near retirement. >> reporter: but the group has long opposed s

six thousand shares of a beach front field several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. to see. we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is the very most appropriate city signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to accumulate where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return to terra with julian cooper story on our t.v. . just.

but when we talk about it, we talk about it as long term debt? >> it is dead. for atomic purposes. -- is debt. as a legal proposition, it is not treated as bad debts of by which we have been incurred -- encumbered. that is the legal definition of debt under the state constitution. supervisor farrell: it is because of the legal structure? >> that characterization. if we undertook an agreement today to pay in a subsequent fiscal year a third-party $1, that would violate the debt limit. it is an accounting treatment compared to the legal treatment, if you well. supervisor farrell: legally, not debt, but for all intents and purposes -- fair enough. absolutely a debt. >> the other thing -- an additional protection is that we again employed outside law firms to basically died as through the debt issuance process, and they render important debt bonds due authorized -- duly authorized and enforceable against the city. and so, i think there is a large history where investors find comfort in this because they do not know what our processes are , that it would be a valid

six thousand dead at a beach front battlefields several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. you see we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is where most appropriate signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to accumulate where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return to terra with julian cooper story on our t.v. . it's our last hour here in moscow you're watching our team made headlines. greece is a new finance minister takes office from the hall in some people to accept further austerity cuts some way bailouts costs a shadow over the future of the units that nations like turkey and we're desperate to join up and then having a rethink. president regret ever criticize is the state's role in the russian economy and stand reparation for threatening the country's development and speech and international economic performance and he does but he reinstated his commitments to moderni

you want to volunteer, wear long pants and long sleeve shirts and closed toed shoes. there is a phone number if you want more information. you have to be 18 with valid i.d., they are going to reveal the search location after volunteers are trained. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:03. in days the suspect in the brutal beating of giants fan bryan stowe could walk out of jail a free man. attorneys for the suspect giovanni ramirez are going door to door to businesses hoping to find surveillance video from march 31st. lawyers are targeting businesses close to the comfort inn where ramirez was reportedly staying the weekend of the beating. lawyers are trying to prove that ramirez was not at the ballpark the day stowe was beaten. and they say ramirez did not look like the man in the police sketches at the time of the beating. >> formally because there is no case for businesses to preserve their videos. hopefully we can show him on april 1st, the day after the game with hair because everyone agrees that the person who did this ha

but before long, as important as anything in his life had ever been.ould he actually make the movie? he'd never done anything like this before, not even close. and egos are destroyed, fortunes made to vanish with amazing regularity here. still, this, he believed, was the answer. he hired brown to co-write and direct his movie. he raided his bank account. then went fund-raising among friends and family. scraped together a couple million dollars. for three yes into his labor of love cast hollywood actors as well as some of his friends. and then called it "heaven's rain", for reasons his father would have understood. "heaven's rain" opened late last year. and leslie, who had survived the whole long ordeal in her private way, had to watch someone else very publicly be her. >> do you realize that every time we go through this, i have to relive everything again? and i don't know who's going to show up in my dreams? >> reporter: the thing that kept coming to my head, i wonder how she feels about this. >> it made me look back at where my head was and what i wa

russia and syria have long trade links. is this what this is about, this refusal to pass this watered down u.n. rezzluge, or is it -- resolution, or is it more than that? >> it's not that, i think. it's not more than that. it's just different than that. i think the question here is russia concerned about its own relevance and its own influence. as you notice probably, when events in libya started not so long ago, there was a conflict in russian leadership. prime minister putin was opposing the steps by the u.n. and the united states, and president medvedev was supporting them. and this may be the reason why the current reaction is a little bit more one-sided. russia is concerned about acts of the united states and nato broadly, and he wants to show its own influence. it also has long memory and they still have some bitter aftertaste of u.s. and nato-led secession or albania from serbia. this is more than a political issue rather than the relationship with syria. >> how long can russia maintain this standoff? with internatio

i doubt it. >> rose: how long do we have? >> the problem is i don't know and i don't want to risk it. because if we assume that we have me, and we are wrong, that could be very dangerous because thearkets, the bond market specifically will react extraordinarily-- . >> rose: and what would be your worst-case scenario. >> pretty bad, the worst-case scenario is the fact that you have a bond market crisis. and the bond market crisis will force the resolution of the debt problem in ways which are not optimum for the united states. >> rose: when you have these conversations with these republican leaders, do you tell them that you think that the tax rate for the united states ought to be at clinton level? >> i tell people what i think is going to happen. what i think is going to happen is essentially we going to end up finally coming together at a point which is the result of a simpson bowles commission set of data plus what's missing in simpson boes which is an medicare appendix. that plus going back to the clinton taxut, to solve

and a long road ahead. john ramos, cbs5. >>> a billion pounds of t.v.s, computers and other electronics that never made it to the lands fill. that milestone hasn't been reached in california in the six years since the electronic waste recycle program was launched. critics saying more needs to be done. only california charges consumers to fund the program. >>> erika martinez with you to look at the forecast of the week ahead. >> scattered showers still throughout the area but it will year up nicely. i don't call all the shots, i just report what's happening out there. taking a look at doppler radar we can see we have a lot of moisture out there especially in the far east sections of the forecast region and that's because that low was centered right over us or moving into the area pushing all that moisture towards the east there and so what we can expect is more chances of showers for tonight lingering through tomorrow morning. here is a good look at that system that's making its way over the area here. we ca

and we deal with youth who are returning from long-term placement in facilities which are out of the state of california. and then our look toward you by improving the case management system by introducing an electronic way by details the work and the reports that are filed and in the filing system. and we are exploring revenue options available through title 4e and looking for some adjustment in the way that those funds are calculated and referred back to the city and to address the limited options for high-risk youth who would otherwise be sent to california division of juvenile justice. continuing in our department planning for the five years, we recognize the significant challenge with respect to succession planning and recognizing in a study that was completed by the department of human resources in 2009, 75% of j.p.d. staff would be eligible for retirement and we know the high costs associated with one-time payouts and the enhanced h.r. support necessary and also the operational disruptions caused with orientation and training. not at least of this would be the vacuum of lost i

i agree with the long term. to have structural reforms to social security, medicare and medicaid, all three of those big programs are bleeding red ink right now and won't be around for future seniors and future poor americans. that's a disservice. so fix them. i'm not so worried about cutting near-term spending. i think you have to cut discretionary spending. i think you have to get the deficit under control quickly and i don't think i've ever seen the congress cut so aggressively that it endangers the economy. i live for that moment. >> let me ask you about moody's investor service which this week put out a press release which said moody's investment service said today that if there is no progress on increasing the statute debt limit in coming weeks, raising the debt ceiling congress has basically signaled it won't do, at least republicans, unless there is some spending cuts, moody's expects to place the u.s. government's ratings under review for possible downgrade due to the very small but rising risk of a sho

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there are other implications for people in long term isolation away from contact. more space stories coming your way next hour as preparations for the next blast off to the international space station are in full swing to bring you the latest from the launch pad in the park and of course to try to where we also talk to the son of one of the astronauts soon to head into orbit. all right let's check out some other headlines from around the world for you this hour and a gunman have attacked the presidential compound in southern yemen killing four soldiers president ali abdullah saleh has also suffered injuries and has left for saudi arabia for treatment is now speculation over whether he will return the country has been hit by an arrest for three months with the least one hundred fifty killed in a government crackdown. a chain of volcanoes have started erupting in southern chile causing thousands to flee from the area plumes of smoke and ash are rising ten kilometers into the air there be no reports of injuries at this point and the volcanic chain has been dormant for

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he has a very long or wrap sheets. he has been convicted of 11 prior felonies and has done six different stints in prison. >> release of this cellphone video was taken before the raid. he broke into the victim's home, a sexually assaulted her and left with her electronics. >> we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we do have a program note to tell you about. >> 7:40 a.m., the latest on wall street shows that home buildings looked good, the commerce department came out this morning saying that levels rose 3.5% from april. the pace of construction is far below the 1.2 million per year that is needed to sustain a healthy housing market. >> at last check the dow was up 43 points, the nasdaq up 4.5. >> a quick break in and when we come back more news, weather and traffic. homeless kahane hundred >> we have our eyes on the approach to the golden gate headed southbound. this has become a hot spot as it is slowly snaking its way back because of >> an >> we will take a closer look. it looks like it is finally starting to

in for too long.urts was the harm in keeping them there for a few -- >> what is the harm in keeping them there for a few more months if -- a few more months? >> i do not know that there is any harm. but it continues the notion of not dence and the afghan snos taking care of themselves. we have made substantial ground against the taliban their and their ability to wage war. then we need to draw down, as is our responsibility. >> what is our goal there at this point? is it to defeat the insurgency? is it to weaken them to bring them to the negotiating table? >> powerball has been clear from day one, we want -- our goal has been clear from day one. if we want a government there that can -- we want a government that can stand and fight the taliban on its own. >> the taliban has been fighting this for 10 years there. there is not much sign that -- >> actually, they have only been fighting as 46 and seven years. there were a couple of years that things were -- fighting a loss for six or seven years. there w

luke's for a long time. g>> state your name for the record. >> i thought you knew me by now. i wanted to say if this plan is approved as stated now, to me it represents a wonderful state of the art care for van ness and hillary -- geary. it does. you have to come there. we have services that are hanging by a thread, and i make it my business to find out what is going to happen to these services. for example, endoscopy. i am going to make it my business to find out about that. talking about essential services needed to be located at van ness and hergeary, my concern is it a wonderful way to put the union out of commission at st. luke's's. without transfer rights we will continue to suffer even further. i am a chief labor representative, and i can tell you it is hard to get into a disciplined situation, because there is no contract, and people are being disciplined for things that happened in 2001. that is how bad it is. it is rough. i also must tell you that several doctors asked me to make sure you understood they cannot get time in the zero are zero -- in the or. one primary

fiscal sustainability is a long run concept achieving fiscal sustainability therefore requires a long run plan, one that reduces deficits over an extended period and for the fullest extent possible is incredible, practical and enforceable. in current circumstances it is taking a longer-term perspective and forming concrete plans for fiscal consolidation is policymakers can avoid a sudden fiscal contraction that might put the recovery at risk. at the same time, acting out to put in place a credible plan for reducing future deficits will not only enhance economic performance in the long run, but could also yield near-term benefits by leading to the lower interest rates and increase consumer and business confidence. while that is crucial to have the federal budget that is sustainable, our fiscal policies should reflect the nation's priorities by providing a condition to support ongoing gains and living standards and by starting to be fair to both current and future generations. in addressing our long term fiscal challenges we should reform the government tax policies and spending priorit

one left. >> i enjoyed the talk about china's demographic structure for looking very long term, the long-term growth trajectory and perhaps the long-term budget for the next few months. >> right. a very good question. the experts like peter diamond and make our than others that have advised the government said there still in the window with this day balance seat which is gigantic, sort this out. it's not going to last forever. uncharacteristically, the tendency to move very quickly when a problem is identified is demonstrated in the social security area. a problem for probably ten years. they started to elaborate. as gated. so this is a real challenge. i think it is nowhere near the theory as it is in europe in terms of, you know, adjusting principal and other arrangements or japan or its at its most extreme form, but it's on the horizon. if they don't deal with it fairly early it can slow them down. i am trying to slow project three. the markets have different opinions. david bloom at harvard says if you make enough institutional adjustments including how much people work, how many transitio

for us the way we looked and longed? in all those years, i did not find one story, didn't find one song. i am sure they are there, but i was unable to find them. i said okay, instead of whining and wondering, i'll do it myself. it is reason in free verse and about black smith, west african black smith. they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving f

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is this going to be a good deal long term for san francisco? >> the report has been reviewed by economists on all sides. i do think it is a great deal. it is not only for the historic nature of the event. but people are putting up their own money to help us repair dilapidated structures. one of the reasons why the port is not the maritime operation as much as it used to be is because the properties are in bad shape. it is very expensive to repair the underwater structures. i say that as a city administrator involved in reviewing the capital plans. we have not fixed because it is too expensive. we have had to rely on private investment, smart investment, to make some of these piers turnaround. the cruise ship terminal is one of the big focuses. we're looking at building a new cruise ship terminal and having it available for the america's cup, the center of it, and being able to use it for generations thereafter. everything we're putting in the long wharf -- and along the worth will last beyond the america's cup events. we're trying to do its sma

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