we have none other than at the senator milton mark library staff. we will kick it off with their entertainment. give me a round of applause. they have worked very hard. [applause] >> is this thing on? [laughter] ♪ >> thank you. >> ♪ >> fabulous job. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to take a moment to acknowledge the elected officials here, the commissioners, department heads, and the wife of the late senator milton marks. we are very excited about this reopening. but i want to take a moment to talk about this project, representing the 10th project in the branch library improvement program. and this is the flagship, because it is the largest. it is ahead of schedule in terms of construction. it is finished, and the entire team will work on this. this is an amazing building. it opened in 1914. carnegie-area building, beautiful, but it needed work. it was paid for 1914 for $40,000. it has come a long way. it is accessible, with designated spaces for children, teenagers, wireless, computer technology, and an amazing collection of books, media, russia

that said, the late credit milton and the late dennis o'neil contacted the san francisco park department to address how we could help them. over the last 18 months, we have gone from providing an ambulance to all the services of the department. this contract is an all risk service. we provide all-gold rescue, all ambulance service, and all fire service. the initial term of the contract is from october 1, 2010 through september 30, 2020. with that contract -- that is a 10 year contract with 35-year extensions. they want to proceed. -- with three five-year extensions. they want to proceed. this runs through december 30,

milton recorriÓ kilómetros desde honduras para alcanzar el sueÑo americano. >> esto ha sido algo muysar sobre nuestra situaciÓn. >> para este sacerdote, la violencia que sufren los migrantes no es algo nuevo. >> llevamos ya cuatro aÑos denunciando hasta donde se puede llegar con la crueldad y el desastre humanitario. >> el presidente felipe calderÓn advirtió que hay tiempo para cambiar la historia del paÍs pero en el futuro prÓximo se espera una escalada de violencia. >> es esperable que habÍa permanencia de la violencia que de pretender a reducirse drÁsticamente. por un lado se deteriora la capacidad de reclutamiento y fuerza de las organizaciones criminales. >> la ola de violencia en tamaulipas continÚa cobrando vÍctimas. 22 personas resultaron lesionadas cuando sujetos desconocidos hicieron explotar tres artefactos en reynosa. el ejÉrcito de las fuerzas policÍacas bloquearon el paso y acordonaron la zona para permitir las investigaciones correspondientes. aun se desconoce si hay detenidos por estos ataques. >> la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica informÓ que la matanza que hace

milton recorriÓ kilómetros desde honduras. >> ha sido al gobierno fuerte para nosotros, nos ha puestontes no es algo nuevo. >< llevamos ya cuatro aÑos denunciando de hasta dÓnde se puede segar con la crueldad, del desastre humanitario. >> el presidente calderÓn, dijo que hay tiempo para cambiar la historia del paÍs pero que pese al uso de la fuerza pÚblico se espera una escalada de violencia. >> es esperable que haya permanencia de la violencia incluso una intensificaciÓn, que posteriormente debe tender a reducirse en la medida que se deteriora la capacidad de reclutamiento de crecimiento y fuerza de las organizaciones criminales. >> horas despuÉs la ola de violencia en tamaulipas sigue causando vÍctimas. 22 personas resultaron heridas cuando explotaron tres artefactos en la ciudad fronteriza de reynosa. se implementÓ un fuerte operativo de seguridad, bloquearon el paso de acordonaron la zona para permitir las investigaciones correspondientes. los heridos fueron trasladados a hospitales, se desconoce si hay detenidos por estos ataques. >> la procuradurÍa informÓ que la matanza de los

have been successful to the university of chicago economics department and notable fraud such as milton freed man. the idea of neoliberalism is there should be massive, selective tax cuts. margaret thatcher it is there is no alternative. of course that's absurd. there was an alternative. we have to connect the dots to understand what is going on today. i read the chronicle. so what i've done is put together a montage of the murder of public sector, which is going on everyday. in fact all of the public sector is in body shape. public libraries, parks from the municipal to the national level. our character is among the worst in the world. the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up

that said, the late credit milton and the late dennis o'neil contacted the san francisco park department to address how we could help them. over the last 18 months, we have gone from providing an ambulance to all the services of the department. this contract is an all risk service. we provide all-gold rescue, all ambulance service, and all fire service. the initial term of the contract is from october 1, 2010 through september 30, 2020. with that contract -- that is a 10 year contract with 35-year extensions. they want to proceed. -- with three five-year extensions. they want to proceed. this runs through december 30, 2011. that is for 4.3 to $5 million. -- $2.32$4.325 million. that schedule will be adjusted each year which allows you to recoup any costs to the fire department. if we notice that there is an overage for one year, there is a maximum amount of payment from the national park service as well as presidio trust. that money is not lost. that is carried to the four years and can be picked up as review the contract. we not only came up with these estimated numbers -- we look at th

join the global economic party, or face a populist backlash which will make barack obama look like milton friedman. i'm chrystia freeland. >> susie: and finally, usually we report the news-- tonight we're making some. our program, "nightly business report," has a new owner! we've been bought by a company called n.b.r. worldwide, giving us a bigger footprint in the world of business news. so our owner has changed, and that's our news. we are, as always, committed to bringing you the best business and finance news we can-- making it meaningful to your life, and your money. as always, tom and i will be right here every weeknight on pbs, with coverage and analysis you can't get anywhere else. and tom, i know you share this with me, a lot of exciting opportunities for us ahead. >> tom: absolutely and the mission remains the same, empowering the you voot the viewers to maker financial decisions. >> susie: that's nightly business report for tonight, thursday october 19th. i'm susie gharib. thanks for watching. >> tom: have a great night, susie, thanks for joining us. i'm tom hudson. we hope to s

they have populated and colonize the big planet like jupiter and they put a neo liberal model in milton friedman was going jupiter then they have two hundred drilling dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do so it's so much good on a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the nose but i could well be talking about it soon enough not. getting more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak with cher haver no not benjamin yet no no there is an invitation to speak with benjamin any time standing invitation we will be going to drusilla stay right there don't go. and greet for the full story we've got to. biggest issues get the human voice ceased to face with the news makers. welcome back to the kaiser report it's time to go to jerusalem to talk with economist share i have or the alternative information center share welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me i like your show very much ok thanks. for your part of the boyc

and they put in the a liberal model milton friedman was going jupiter. then today they have two hundred trillion dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have such a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the news back in the well we're talking about him soon enough not know . any more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak or share however now not benjamin yet now while there is an invitation out to speak with benjamin at any time standing invitation we will be going to jerusalem stay right there don't go. to shows that so much as i was about the feeling goes i was going to give it really be full. of your everyday life but how is globalization changed when it comes to benefits from it. from. don't. welcome back to the kaiser report it's time to go to jerusalem to talk with economist share i have or the alternative information center share welcome to the kaiser report thank you for hav

ultimate match for some asian or the new bank on wall street that's eating everybody's lunch including milton friedman he speak of these very low interest rates and that brings me to the fact that banks are just basically coining money because they're borrowing from us the taxpayer at less than one percent and then loaning it back to us the taxpayer at three four five percent city bonuses jumped twenty five percent to ten billion pounds this is in the city bonuses are up twenty five percent but i really think this is kind of a distraction where the fight to the big debate becomes about how much bonus they should collect not how much time they should be doing in jail yeah they as we had. said recently they need a jail out not a bailout correct and these bonuses of course are fabricated they're not earning money they don't earn in the classical sense of putting in work hours to collect mean aeration no it's like argentina circa two thousand and two thousand and one is the kleptocracy stealing as much as they possibly can before they run as fast as they can and of course you know i just talked a

and they put a neo liberal model milton friedman was going jupiter then today they have two hundred trillion dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have so much debt on a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the news back in the well we're talking about him soon enough now you know getting more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak or share however no not benjamin yet no well there is an invitation out to speak with benjamin at any time standing invitation we will be going to drusilla stay right there don't go. welcome back to the kaiser report this time to go to jerusalem to talk with economist share i have or the alternative information center share welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me i like your show very much ok thanks. for your part of the boycott divestment sanctions movement against israel the big. movement tell us more about it why is it necessary in your opinion well b.d.'s is called by pales

last year that i have been on the job, i have actually had conversations with -- with trustee chair milton marks who specifically requested that when this issue was ripe six months ago that we delay six months because the class had already been put in the program guide. i have had conversations with -- with the chancellor, with chancellor griffen, we have had a few conversations with peter goldstein about this. this was a letter that again repredated my tenure as g.m. in june asking for a reconciliation with city college on various deeds for fields and facilities. there has been a year's worth of e-mail back and forth with city college and also -- also involving some of the -- of the group that is are here today. they discuss the challenge of not having -- having the -- the facility out there not leased in some of the budget challenges of our department and our desire to put out an r.f.q. and things that tom talked about. so, you know, sort of time back -- back to the outreach issue. we came here today, you know, the item proceeded and said look, there are ways in which we need to do bette

. >> reporter: at the milton high school band camp, north of atlanta, students were ordered to clear the field today after eight of them collapsed in the searing heat. >> it did get hot very quickly. >> reporter: weather stations nearby reported 100 degrees, with 50% humidity. it felt more like 118. across much of the country, the temperatures have been brutal for several days, with record highs today in tennessee, arkansas and louisiana. at least 15 people have died. >> what's been unique about this heat wave is how long it has lasted and how humid it has been. >> reporter: across georgia today, children returned to school. >> students, it is very, very hot today. >> reporter: administrators were worried that students would pass out on the hot bus rides. they armed the children with bottles of water. >> it's hot. it's too hot. it's just mu ggy and -- ugh. >> reporter: in tulsa today, the most popular people in town were the workers who install air conditioners. >> anyone who doesn't have an air conditioner right now needs an air conditioner. >> reporter: there have been so many cons

and they put a neo liberal model milton friedman was running jupiter then today they have two hundred trillion dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have so much debt on a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like a total jackie mason was in the news back when we talking about it soon enough not know. any more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak or share haver no not benjamin yet no well there is an invitation out to speak with benjamin at any time standing invitation we will be going to drusilla stay right there don't go away. to kill in the military. because i thought that it was my duty it was something the right to help my country. my government. is necessary for america. it was a lot of. there was a lot of. american officers. there were a lot of. people the i always thought i wanted to win a lot of metal and they have a lot of desperation. but afterwards i realize that they don't mean anything. for. the medal. the united states of america is wa

and they put a neo liberal model milton friedman was going jupiter. then today they have two hundred trillion dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have so much debt on a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the news back when we're talking about him soon enough not know. any more evidence and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak or share however no not benjamin yet now while there is an invitation out this big adventure event at any time standing invitation we will be going to jerusalem stay right there don't go away. and. you. sure is that some of you are going to go the muslims believe that they know nothing less than me and after forty years the so-called war on drugs has achieved preciously little nonetheless governments around the. world welcome back to the kaiser report it's time to go to jerusalem to talk with economist share i have or the alternative information center share welco

and they put a neo liberal model milton friedman was going jupiter. then today they have two hundred trillion dollars in debt we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have such a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the news back when we talking about it soon enough. getting more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak with sharon ever now not benjamin yet well there is an invitation to speak with benjamin at any time standing invitation we will be going to jerusalem stay right there don't go. there is that some of your. muslims believe that they know less than me then after forty years the so-called war on drugs has achieved preciously little nonetheless governments around the. every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how we get there and bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world joined. on our cheap. welcome back to the kaiser report i

this year, for milton, next year, for confide in him, and they're picking that perhaps lowering faresurplus of $4 million this year, and a budget surplus of $4.5 million next year. and commuters told bart the would rather have the money set aside for emergency, or cleaning up the commuter cars. >> and big stories, that they could slow/hold $3 billion worth of projects state-wide. and with several projects in the bay area since the state budget is not passed yet. and this di antioch, from four lanes to eight lines, and the read-paving from san rafael, one-for-one, and this could be affecting ongoing projects even the tunnel. >> santa clara county, foreclosures is down, dramatically. down by 50%, and will person, june-july this year. and these numbers, to the slow in cummins san jose is a great example. not everywhere is seeing drops, sunnyvale, santa even seen increases. however, some of benefited. and in santa clara county, craig sklar, kron 4 news. >> and to show new features for the smart phone, with the android of ridding system, to 0.2 is available. and with the voice activation i

. >> reporter: that's nobel laureate economist milton friedman in his "free to choose" p.b.s. series from the '70s. with an example, i borrowed for an economics teaching video made just a few years ago. >> the wood is usually california cedar. the eraser made from south american rubber and italian pumice stone. >> reporter: the pencil is just one easy example of knowledge run riot. >> and that knowledge is not in anyone's head. it's distributed through thousands of different heads all over the planet. >> reporter: specialization and exchange says ridley, "they've brought us all pencils; enabled us all to munch like monarchs." >> louis xiv of france in the 17th century had 498 people to cook his dinner for him. he was rich. okay? but everybody's got 498 people to cook their dinner for them now. look, you can go to any one of these restaurants, you can go to 400 restaurants around here, you can go to the blue water grill which is one of the fanciest restaurants inown, and they're all ready to cook for you at a instant notice. so we've got hundreds of people >> reporter: moreover

and i have always agreed with milton friedman that, yes, taxes are important. spending is really what you have to wrestle to the ground and taxes are a key component of that. but spending is the big picture. . >> you have everybody there because on the key issue, they want to be left alone. taxpayers, leave my property alone. gun owners. homeschoolers, leave my family alone. all the fairious communities of faith. catholics, muslims, mormons. just leave me alone. they are not asking for baptist stafrps. with bush, you would say lower your taxes and spend too much, i'm going to leave your faith and family alone and spend too much, everyone sat there including me saying thank you for the big issue and mumble, mumble, you spend too much. there is a new group. we are here because where he don't want to you to spend too much. host: should the leaders from the past that spend too much not be the leaders of this modern republican party? guest: i don't think you can blame bainer for any of this. host: the general point, it seems the same leadership there before is still

and i have always agreed with milton friedman that, yes, taxes are important. spending is really what you have to wrestle to the ground and taxes are a key component of that. but spending is the big picture. . because of the massive spending increases all coming together so quickly for the in 2009, the bailout, bills being written in the middle of the night where nobody gets to read them. it really shocked people in the tea party movement. several thousands of people around the nation who are scared about what is happening in the economy. >> you have everybody there because on the key issue, they want to be left alone. taxpayers, leave my property alone. gun owners. homeschoolers, leave my family alone. all the fairious communities of faith. catholics, muslims, mormons. just leave me alone. they are not asking for baptist stafrps. with bush, you would say lower your taxes and spend too much, i'm going to leave your faith and family alone and spend too much, everyone sat there including me saying thank you for the big issue and mumble, mumble, you spend too much

jsú and we're back, pakistan is very straining from the worst floods in its history and as long as milton'snot backing down in fact they killed two civilians and an attack on police rosa northwest, the process that ozawa's insurgents are not abandoning their campaign against the state despite the funding. it is expected some 20 million people the worst flooding that many has seen since ever. in any country. one that counts. a closer look better forecast a lot milder in comparison. >> the morning, cool temperatures just a bit cool temperatures once again today and back to continue to see the downward trend today a shot from downtown you can actually see the lights of their not quite as much in the way of fog, but there is still some fog of their even a little drizzle along the coast. by noon time getting up to 58, high-temperature days 62 degrees to kolar from yesterday back down again to 57 by 8:00. fog is this morning you can see it's not quite as well that is yes we are seeing some gaps raiders dinner file. a little bit farther to the north bay in the peninsula. and we're starting to see

we are not just dealing with domestic milton of -- with a domestic meltdown. this takes bold proposals. at the end, i just want to say that there is a premise that doing these things would create sacrifice and would be the political equivalent of a root canal. our argument is that the root canal comes from doing nothing. that is when you let the trendlines accelerate and goal on their merry way. we have to change these programs. you have to get federal pay calibrated to that vehicle to the private sector. you have to get the entitlement programs that and structured so that people who are under the age of 50 may get something out of medicare and social security when they turn 65. curley, those people under 50 have discounted us -- currently, those people under 50 have discounted s. thank you very much. we look forward to your questions. [applause] >> thank you. we will open it up to questions for you in the room. >> michael just said that the root canal would be the real way to do this stuff. what are the calculations for coming in six months? a lot of this ic

you notice that the name of this branch is the richmond milton marks branch. that again is because of an incredible family. and because of the constant giving and jen yossity of this family in so many ways to san francisco and to the richmond district. so i would like to ask caroline marks to come up and say a few words. thank you all. >> what a glorious day this is. for sfan and for our district, the richmond district of san francisco. this library. is a remark arble institution that bears the name of my husband who supportered libraries throughout his 38 years in the legislature and loved and read and learned and enjoyed from this particular branch. two of our grandchildren have taken out the first books, tcha are being circulated today. i think that's an honor. i thank you for buying leer today. because you love our libraries and our cities and you have supported the rehabilitation of the libraries with your contributions and any contributions as just mentioned are still very important. no matter how small and no matter how large, we will be grateful for th