and so while the word "neutrality" or net, net neutrality, which is what a professor came up with, is not very exciting to most people. there is a lot to it. and i think that consumers -- and they weighed in at the fcc -- over 1 million people weighed in with their comments. everyone from churches to consumer organizations. i mean, you name it. 150 organizations that really are the breadth and the depth of america weighed in and said, keep the internet open. that's the way we want it. including the catholic bishops of america. >> republicans, on the other side, say this will stifle innovation. you know, this is not an area that needs regulation, or at most, just a little fine-tuning. i think recently they moved to undo what you had been working toward with regulations earlier. >> well, i'm doing a lot. i think this comes out of the republicans' distaste or disdain fore government, most frankly. because you can see it in many different manifestations. the move to disallow the epa from regulating greenhouse gas emissions is one of them. >> net neutrality, though, republicans, one of the

immigrants are a net contributor to the economy. it is easy to be distracted by the fiscal analysis which is about tax revenues and expenditures. entire categories of people at a certain phase in their life and a certain period in their economy are net users of tax resources. as it happens since we're running a big federal deficit right now, we're all net users of resources. if you add us you will up together, we're not producing enough revenue to cover the expenses of the government. people that are older, children, those are categories of people who are net drains on the economy. that's a fiscal analysis, not an economic analysis. so point number one for your friends who are not persuaded that immigration is a good thing, get them off the fiscal analysis and ask them to focus on the economic analysis. that's a bigger picture analysis. yes, a child of 7 costs money because they attend school and no, they don't work. the last time i checked, that was a good thing. later when they go on to do wonderful and innovative things, whether

are shreds their nets almost. every bit of the incentives that are in that water in the guise of competition like fish crab and fin fish and shrimp out here there's less of it for them to catch. the habitat destruction that is occurring if you took every fisherman out of the water and you don't do something about that water quality and the habitat protecting the habitat that the fisheries needs it's going to collapsed and. i and people who work live off of these natural resources it's hard work but it's all also there to keep sheep connected is real family oriented and you take your kids along when they're young when you're working and keep i'm with you on the boats and they go to the. marketing learn a trade and they can take care of a family or hand they need to cast. the net so it's real tight now. and on the money that they stays within the community and the money goes to the docks in the boats for the notorious for their nets and boat builders you know and it sustains the community as a whole. this is a natio

gain or a net loss for them. it's hard to say right now if you are keeping score in a kind of conventional like power point of view military power and alliances you would have to say iran is doing well because they haven't yet lost an ally and they their enemies have lost a few or actually so why as a interesting point maybe america has lost egypt or tunisia but it's certainly not

>>gabe: a big day for net flix, according to a study net flix is now the largest source of traffic one web in the united states. that means that of all the websites and services offered on the internet net flix is popping more data and talk homes than anyone else. there streaming video now accounts for 30% = home. you to use double the number one traffic spot now they only account for 11%. this makes sense if you consider the rapid growth they experience. they have 26.3 million viewers. net flix is available for $8 a month, this is now taken over its average no through the mail business. i'm curious, if you're a net flix subscriber do still get the babies from them or you doing this streaming plan? and like to hear from you e- mail me salwww.kron4.com. >>pam:we have a programming note this friday we will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. that means dateline will be shown at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. that will be followed by a special edition of kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. more news coming up after the break. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see

only ten yards of net could be dragged up off the bottom. >> we could not safely pull the net up withoututting somebody's life in jeopardy. >> reporter: for what could be saved tons of rotting fish are likely snagged in the net. >> a couple hundred pound of fish in just ten yards. it is hard to tell how much is down there. >> reporter: last winter natural resources police found 12 and a half tons of illegal ly netted striped bass. even though this net is believed to be a left over from winter, this poaching could hurt waterman again. >> this will be applied to the december quota. >> waterman could lose more days? >> they could. >> reporter: caller weather will reveal by how much. >>> a search for suspects in the poaching remains an on- going investigation. >>> some rain could be coming or way soon again. >> showers are popping up. maybe a couple strong thunderstorms. right now it is quiet. 72. east southeast winds at 5. barometer holding steady. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this co

jobs, less debt and a secure safety net. those are doug's rules for the debt limit debate. and there will be a debt limit debate, even though, in the end, congress will raise the debt limit. because it must. as stewards of the nations credit rating, it must pay for obama's fiscal extravagance. but between now and then, expect a confused and confusing debate, angry rhetoric, lots of finger- pointing and a heavy dose of brinksmanship. honestly, a vigorous debate is needed. underneath raising the debt ceiling is the imperative to back away from a financial armageddon and toward a future of faster job growth, less federal debt and a more secure safety net. nothing is more important defeating the debt threat, but there need to be ground rules for the debate. my kind of rules. the house passed a budget that contained pro-growth tax reform, preserved medicare and medicaid, and moved us from borrowing $58,000 every second to being free of federal debt in 2050. jobs, less debt and a more secure safety net. the house budget has been d

but san francisco, marin and san mateo counties had a net gain of 700 jobs. a lot of people in service industries got laid off. on monday, redwood city leaders will consider asking voters to raise business and hotel taxes to fill a $2.6 million budget gap. if the city council approves it, the measure would go on the november 8th ballot where voters could pass it with a simple majority. hotel occupancy taxes said to be popular with voters because tax gets paid for out of town visitors. the business and license taxes in redwood city hasn't increased since 1984. they rejected the last attempt to raise it in november of 2009. coming up next, a special message from the pope to the members of the international space station as they take a close-up look of the damaged tile underneath the space shuttle and a tense face-to-face meeting between president obama and israel's prime minister a day after harsh words aimed squarely at israel. [ woman ] welcome back jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i've been sneezing from the dust in here, and the polle

but san francisco, marin and san mateo counties had a net gain of 700 jobs. a lot of people in service industries got laid off. on monday, redwood city leaders will consider asking voters to raise business and hotel taxes to fill a $2.6 million budget gap. if the city council approves it, the measure would go on the november 8th ballot would voters could pass it with a simple majority. hotel occupancy taxes said to be popular with voters because tax gets paid for out of town visitors. the business and license taxes in redwood city hasn't increased since 1984. they rejected the last attempt to raise it back in october of 2009. a special message from the pope to the astronauts aboard the international space station as endeavour's crew takes a close-up look of the damaged tile. tense face-to-face meeting between president obama and israel's prime minister a day after harsh words aimed squarely at israel. [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry. we all want fewer chemicals. new all free clear oxi-active. a free clear detergent that's tough on stains and

the net was found sunday.olice say the net was so weighted down with fish it couldn't be hauled aboard a patrol boat that responded to the scene. the commercial rockfish gill net was shut down february 4th after 10 tons of rockfish were confiscated. the season eventually was allowed to reopen for its final two days. >>> cleaning up the bay. that is topping the agenda at a meeting in washington. the chesapeake bay commission will hear from officials with the environmental protection agency and the u.s. department of agriculture on what those agencies can do to help the state meet restoration goals. >>> all right. check it out. a couple of active weather warnings north of the state line into central pennsylvania. we have watches up, washington county towards allegany county. there are coastal concerns along the immediate chesapeake bay higher tide. if you're in the usual suspect along the water, back down through gibson island. be ready for a higher than normal tide. let's show you the radar. the action is well

. >> reporter: as commander of c- net, the contra costa narcotics task force. two duties. rid the streets of drug and go after prostitutes and johns. now he admitted to selling the drugs confiscated by the officers in his command and he is facing new accusations he was running a brothel in this pleasant hill strip until. not just running the brothel but running off the competition. chris butler who rented this office space said norman wielsch used his powers as the task force commander to shut down other houses of prostitution to bolster business at his own brothel. two years ago norman wielsch arrested this woman and charged her with running a house of prostitution in walnut creek. court records show that charge was later reduced to disturbing the peace. jodie sims ended up working here two months later. jordie sims claimed she was helping butler open up a second private investigations office to screen job candidates. but neighbors observed something different. a steady stream of men coming and going late into the night and working girls letting them in. >> thought it it

health net has acted appropriately to protect affected individuals.eed, they are offering consumers two years of free identity theft protection, that includes automatic follow-ups and one million in insurance coverage. todd says that is great but what happens after two years? >> how much is enough? how long do i need protection for that. >> there is no magic bullet, that there is no one answer. >> he enforces identity theft laws. he says don't rely on a company to protect your identity. >> set up a file and we're all our own best advocates. >> he says file a police report you can point to later if someone opens an account or commits a crime in your name. set up a fraud alert with the three major credit bureaus. you'll be notified. be on guard for at least a year or longer. they may shell data to scammers that may use it down the line, no great comfort for todd. >> it's probably 90% that nothing will be happen, it's a misplaced piece of hardware but what if it's not? >> some legislators are calling for federal laws requiring companies to secure data an

>>gabe: a big day for silicon valley base net flix.cking company net flix is now the largest source of traffic on the web in the united states. that means that of all the website some services offered on the internet, net flix is pumping more data into homes than anyone else. net flix is streaming video now accounts for 30 percent of downstream content going into people's home through the web connection. youtube used to hold the no. 1 spot now they only account for 11%. this makes sense that you consider the rapid growth that net flix has experience. as of march they hit 23.6 million subscribers in the u.s.. net flix streaming only service which is available for $8 a month has no overtaken the company's original business staple of mail-order bbb rentals as its primary focus. we'll lot of friends and colleagues have told me they ditched the dvd plan and just signed up for the $8 monthly streaming plan with net flix. i'm curious if you're a net flix subscriber do still get the beedis or doing the streaming plan? i'd like to hear from you

he goes back on the down low to the back of the net and 1-0 sharks. vancouver answers. and game tied at 1. leater in the second and -- later in the second and marlow redirects and the shot goes into net. goals in back to back games. 2-1 sharks. then the lead evaporates. he buries it. we are tied at two. and then just two minutes later vancouver on the power play. he has a beautiful move in front of net. he has no chance. canucks with their first lead. they take game one 3-2. >> for whatever reason, it is back to back, and we took a penalty. >> they came out strong. they were down 2-1, so they had to push. and they threw everything they had at us. going into the net hard and throwing pucks and getting the power play. >> this is going to be a great series. game two wednesday night. now over to the dyend month where the giants and cubs were rained out. the make up will be june 28th as part of a double header in chicago. the a's hosting the white sox at little league day. a's down one to cocoa crisp and he sends it back and deep to left. solo shot and tied at one. top of 7.

the net profit was almost $741 million. these are the worst in the country oppose the economic downturn. there are the highest-paid in the area. despite all these facts, it is so little to maintain for health care in san francisco. i work alongside extremely sick san franciscans. limited supplies and often no hot water. they don't have a call like. when it rains, the wells literally flooded with water from a leaking roof. the nurses continue to work in such conditions because we are committed to our patient and community. we appreciate them showing the same dedication to our patients by investing some of the millions. supervisor campos: i also saw walter. next speaker. >> ♪ if you want the health care come and get it made your mind up fast if you want good things in health, come and get it you better hurry because it may not last ♪ ♪ did i hear you say that there would be a high price and i don't like that's not very nice if you want a good medical fang, if you want a good medical fang, come and get it

the illegal nets. the season was allowed to reopen for the final two days. >>> was your money -- your money is generating big money for the state. the lote says the casinos cashed in 13 1/2 million doars gross revenue last month alone. the lottery says -- dollars gross revenue last month alone. together they raked in 80million dollars for the fiscal year. constellation energy moves forward with a plan to merge with another company. according to the baltimore sun, constellation plans to sell 3 coal fire plants in baltimore and anne arundel counties. 300 people work at the plants and another 450 work in supporting roles. it's unclear what the proposed merger between constellation and the chicago based exelon means for those workers. >>> news time is 6:51. for the first time in 20 years the numbers of homes in the u.s. with a television set has fallen. according to the neilsen ratings, owner hip is down 2%. the company says the decline could be attributed to poverty and more young people now using compute

fall on a forty percent in london after reporting a thirty eight percent drop in its first quarter net profit among other stops budget airline easyjet is up five percent after a reported rising revenue but also added that high fuel costs resulted in a wide a net loss for the company. and here in russia the stock so next this hour the r.t.s. is flaps to negative and the my six is up point three four percent. now let's take a look at some of the individual shares on the my six majors in the money in the main loses this hour with lukoil down around three percent and stay while it's a state airline araf lot is also down despite its first quarter that strong first quarter data the company has quadrupled net profit according to russian accounting stone. it's bucking the trend though after of as is out after posting positive annual results the russian carmaker recording a net profit of one hundred thirty million dollars for last year that's against one point eight billion dollars of losses in two thousand and nine the result was supported by stronger sales which grew by forty nine percent hel

unfortunately scooping up the tuna the dolphins get caught up in the nets too and die but thanks to the mammal protection act one thousand nine hundred seventy two hundreds of thousands of dolphins every year were saved in one thousand nine hundred eight one nine hundred ninety gulf and protection was expanded by outlawing foreign too in a fisherman from importing their products into the united states if dolphins were netting killed in that process but premium tuna sellers knew there was a market for dolphin safe tuna only bought from dolphin safe fisherman and the dolphin safe labels remain. until today when this last remnant of dolphin protection was struck down by the deputy t.-o. so now with no incentive to catch dolphin safe tuna expect transnational corporations and seafood operations around the world to go gangbusters scooping up to an out of the ocean with no regard for what else is trapped in their nets expect hundreds of thousands of dolphins to die every year just so foreign fishing corporations can turn out higher profits. we're talking about some of the smartest animals

off the books of the net dying is a lot bigger than what we can see all right good point mike bloody thanks so much for being on the kaiser report let's check back with you hopefully catch up on the news and your website is gold silver dot com thanks like being on the kaiser report thank you max all right now it's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i will thank my guest mike maloney of gold silver dot com if you want to send me an email please do at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you until next time this is a nice guy there's a. grief for the. we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

the silver movement in mexico but when it comes to china and all these other countries that are now net buyers of gold i just did a video recently called the game changer and if you look at the board market of the seventy's where gold went up twenty four times its original price and silver went up thirty six times its original price the central banks were net sellers on the average central bank so with more into the market than they were buying when they sell into the merc it bit depresses the price in still gold exploded and went up twenty four times its original price silver thirty six this time just for the past couple of years central banks have become net grier's and a whole lot of the buying is actually. off the books so the net buying is a lot bigger than what we can see all right good point my bloody thanks so much for being on the kaiser report let's check back with you hopefully catch up on the news and. thanks mike for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and states you have our our t

off the books so the net buying is a lot bigger than what we can see all right good point right well ali thanks so much for being on the kaiser report we'll check back with you hopefully catch up on the news and your website is gold silver dot com thanks mike for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i will thank my guests mike maloney of gold silver dot com if you want to send me an e-mail please just at kaiser report at art c.t.v. dot are you it's all next on this is nice guys are saying oh oh.

. >> i got it from health net. >> here is from his insurance company, health net several of the hard drives were suddenly missing. it contained sensitive health records of 2 million customers. >> it's like they got everything so they could mean me. >> health and financial information and social security number and everything else. they handle the data and could not locate the disk drive. >> i want to know what happened. how do you lose a server. >> under california law companies must notify consumers if the information is stolen. but they are not required to make details of the breach. ibm continues to assist health net. health net said protecting the privacy of our members is the highest priority. health net has acted promptly and appropriately to protect affected individuals. indeed they are offering customers two years of free identity theft protection that includes one million dollars of insurance coverage to correct any fraud. he said that is great but what happens after two years. >> unfortunately there is no magic bullet, there is no one answer that fits every situation. >> sp

. >> darren: one of the rare times niemi was in his net. gets to zetterberg and now there is too much space. great shot by zetterberg. >> dave: joe thornton was strong against him. he is pointing to his midsection saying he bumped it ahead. >> darren: does it with great class, doesn't he? >> joe: like everything else. >> dave: not showing up the officials, just making the call. murray with the shot. thornton able to clear it. won't go for icing. 2:30 remaining here in regulation time. red wings down one game to none in the series. >> joe: what did that hit? >> darren: the post. >> dave: i thought it might have hit the back bar. setting it up for zetterberg. making sure it's not broken. >> dave: poked ahead by heatley. this will go for icing. down less than 2:00. one-goal game. icing call. san jose will not be able to make a change. >> darren: look at the black sweaters. they are back. this is a give-and-go. lidstrom pass off. kept going. wrist shot right off the short side post. >> dave: quick shot here and pad save made by niemi. that was

. >> darren: one of the rare times niemi was in his net. gets to zetterberg and now there is too much space. great shot by zetterberg. >> dave: joe thornton was strong against him. he is pointing to his midsection saying he bumped it ahead. >> darren: does it with great class, doesn't he? >> joe: like everything else. >> dave: not showing up the officials, just making the call. murray with the shot. thornton able to clear it. won't go for icing. 2:30 remaining here in regulation time. red wings down one game to none in the series. >> joe: what did that hit? >> darren: the post. >> dave: i thought it might have hit the back bar. setting it up for zetterberg. making sure it's not broken. >> dave: poked ahead by heatley. this will go for icing. down less than 2:00. one-goal game. icing call. san jose will not be able to make a change. >> darren: look at the black sweaters. they are back. this is a give-and-go. lidstrom pass off. kept going. wrist shot right off the short side post. >> dave: quick shot here and pad save made by niemi. that was

they go empty net and get the extra attacker. it works. in front of the net.uries it and ties it at 2. we go to overtime. wow. but in the ot, the lightnings' randy jones turns his head. they notice the line change. he sends the puck up the ice. they net the winner. the caps fall 3-2. now trail in the series 2-0. >> if we can go to tampa and win that first one, you never know what's going to happen. the series is just beginning. >> we have an opportunity to do what they just did to us and that's win two games in their building. go to work tomorrow night and take it from there. >> game 3 tomorrow night in tampa. 7 p.m. >>> defending u.s. open champ gram mcdowel played at congressional today at the first time. the front 9 beat him up, but he regrouped on the back. today was media day. it will be the third time the u.s. open will be held on that course. mcdowel tweeted today when no one will break par. i asked how the success of winning the open last year changed his life. >> i have a great family. i come from a normal family. my mom and dad aren't opposed to give

slammed two ways they're paying more for stuff like food and energy and they're having to see their net worth crash due to the massive depreciation engineer by these financial terrorists but not speaking of this fuel protests we're seeing commodities across the board rising i want to turn to this headline from jeremy grantham who is a well known analyst financial analyst jeremy grantham goes malthus it's time to wake up or the great paradigm shift from declining prices to rising prices so jeremy grantham is looking at the fact that all these commodity prices are rising and he he looks at it and you see that compound growth in a world of finite resources is not possible we have to give up on that we have to start learning how to basically make ourselves more efficient use less energy and adapted. but are you sure of the chart here if you look at this yes it's a chart from for the last hundred ten years and from one thousand nine hundred to two thousand you see those declining prices of commodities and this is commodity index measuring thirty commodities and they were declining at an aver

that's a material benefit, net benefit, to the city. in addition, every single go solar project that is installed, the city keeps those renewable credits. over time, they become a system of revenue. supervisor chu: thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning. i'm the director for sun tech. one day, the true cost of our energy will be made apparent when the federal government removes billions and billions of subsidies. we moved here in 2007 because the city policy leadership on things like climate policy and solar. go solar sf is one of the central policy leadership items that was attractive to us. we are elated to be an anchor for many companies to come here and follow us. they probably wanted to be associated with the city's leadership, too. these jobs and dollars, to the city because of the result of the program. it has been an anomaly of a low- income project. the small city incentive spurs the private sector -- it attracts the building owner to energy efficient programs. by the way, since solar does not use water, we also benefit from

we also implemented a new graduation requirement, which will need more of a safety net. 62% of our students qualify for free and reduced lunch. so we have high needs. we have high need students, and we have high need for money. >> thank you for bringing this clearer once again, dismal presentation to our attention. [laughter] but thank you for elaborating. i tend to, i think -- part of my job is to focus more on the numbers, but i'm glad you are flashing some of these impacts out. again, these are all being reviewed, discussed. we will be having budget review meetings for central services fairly soon. i think we all agree that the cuts, to the extent possible, should be minimized and kept away from our schools. >> we have one question from supervisor chu. >> i can take it after you're finished with your presentation. >> thanks. >> and sorry, we have another. continue, please. thank you. >> ok. some other options that we are exploring, and a lot of this actually rests on negotiations with our collective bargaining units, and these would be reducing our ap prep allocation time. this would imp

net to the author $1.13, okay? so that's for the trade paperback. when you look at if trade paperback is out, you're looking at a $10 retail. that's pretty much what the publisher, the $10 retail online for a e-book. that's what the publisher's going to price it at is $10. so they get 70%, right? the same 70% which is a net to the publisher of $7, and then the author's getting 25% of that net to the publisher. so in this case the author's getting $1.75. so when the trade paperback is out, the e-book royalties is better for the author. but when the hard cover is out, the royalty from the e-books is less advantageous. now, the interesting thing that has happened and this is where many of us have been very upset at times. the question of when did we publish the e-book as compared to the hard coffer? in the beginning -- hard over. in the beginning there was a move that there was a period of time, for some people six months, for others six weeks, but that there was a period of time when people could buy the hard coffer,

that's a material benefit, net benefit, to the city. in addition, every single go solar project that is installed, the city keeps those renewable credits. over time, they become a system of revenue. supervisor chu: thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning. i'm the director for sun tech. one day, the true cost of our

>> the ending fund balance that we are projecting for the current year, when you net out our 2% reserve and other designations, we have -- we would have a balance of $29.1 million, which we fortunately -- it does help in easing some of the reductions for next year, but as you can see, it does not really go beyond the first year. >> so it sounds like, at the end of this year, at the end of this fiscal year, the school district is expecting to have an ending fund balance of 45.9, which is better than ours. hours for the city will be $3 million, at the end of this year, our general fund reserve, but after you net out what is required to stay in a 42% level among other things, the amount of money you have to program is 29.1 for the next year. >> right. >> ok. finally, on the other options, you have laid out on slide 11, you talk about different revenue-generating efforts. one of the ones that was interesting to me was the -- two of them were the real estate leases and medical recovery. i guess i do not know what it would be. is that for medical services that the school district provides? >>