new york cities waist water and treatment, drinking supply, handling hazard materials and emergency x toxicities and removal of those and enforcing cities air and noise codes. they also have substantial responsibility outside of new york city managering 2 thousand square miles of the hudson valley. prior to heading up this agency commissioner loyd served as executive vice president for public affairs at colombia university and was in the administration for ten years and commissioner for sanitation under mayor, jenkins and was ma developer at port an authority and commissioner for traffic and parking for the city of boston. emily, thank you so much. we are so glad to have your energy, your smarts to lead us to this tough topic this morning. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, susan. well, as the only - at least self identifying water system manager from the east coast, i had originally planned briefly present some highlights of our climate change experience in new york city but after listening yesterday i thought i could spare you anguish and tell you a brief new york story in a brief new york minute. i live in brooklyn and a little backyard in the back and stone walk in the front. years back my son was in the front and we left our ba

. >> i would like to know how new york city managed to bar right turn on reds. and i understand that the fed's have a requirement. and to get back to that. is there any way that another city can get rid of right turns on red? >> someone may know that answer, i don't think they ever allowed right turns on red. and the hold that the fed's have over the states is the money. and that's all i know. someone needs to do research on this. but we have the ability to individually change right turn on red. you are allowed to ban at a given intersection, you start small and work big. >> i red -- read and the fed's and they came into new york and they didn't have the requirement of right turn and wanted to know how they did that. >> maybe there is someone here that knows that. >> hi, we were successful in a period of time of five to six years and bringing down the pedestrian facility -- fatality rate and we used many tools. and we haven't done consistently looking at a corridor and a lot of them are major transport and have a high volume of pedestrian crossing. and back on th

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>> the new york city office of emergency management has informed us that it was a transformer fire.know if that's true, but i believe them. [laughter] jon: yeah. would that be a transformer for the railroad feeding power to the railroad itself? these are electric trains, generally, for most people who don't know. these are electric trains that ride along the hudson river and, you know, the other lines split on, go up into connecticut, white plains, cities like that. >> yes. the tracks over the bridge are electrified, they do have third rails. whether this particular transformer was one that was used to feed our third rail or whether it was some other power source in the city, i do not know at this time. jon: well, apparently, i mean, we can just see by these live pictures coming into us courtesy of our fox 5 chopper here in new york city, you can see that they have the fire pretty well knocked down. but would you want to take a step out onto that structure? probably not. it is going to take some time to get this fire absolutely under control, and then i'm sure the teams of engineers

new york city. in san francisco, the second most expensive housing property for sale is this $45 million manages at the end of billionaire's row on broadway. but take another look at the st. regis condo. the major difference here, it is brand new. >> this is her closet. a beautiful, large collection for shoes, bags, dresses. >> greg lynn of sutherby's international says the penthouse is the most expensive freshly built apartment on earth. the crown jewel, check out the master bath. >> the master bathroom was designed to be one of the most luxurious spots on earth. you'll notice the double book matched marble that was hand- selected by the owner's designers in italy and extends into the double showers here that have rain showers above. >> reporter: lynn says he can't name names but sports stars and world leaders are among the prospective buyers. >> some of the leading buyers taking interest are coming from china but there is also a number of bay area families that are looking at this as well. >> reporter: joe vasquez, cbs5. >>> checking headlines around the bay area tonight, minor earthquake rattlin

new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: peter orszag is here. he is as you know the former director of the office of management and budget. earlier this summer it... he became the first member of president obama's cabinet to announce his resignation. he played a key role in the stimulus bill and health care reform. he saw the budget deficit levels grow to its highest level since the second world war. he is a guest columnist for the "new york times". i am pleased to have him here to look back and to look forward. so welcome. >> good to be here. >> charlie: one of the big questions for the policy arena today is what to do about the bush tax cuts. >> yes. >> charlie: you step forward and say, here's what i think would be the wise thing to do: extend both of the tax cuts for two years and then eliminate both of them. >> 2015, 2016, 2017, in that range, we face a very large projected deficit. much larger than can be addressed just on the spending side of the budget especially because changes to social security, for example, will always be gradually phased in. so the traction you get on the spending side of the budg

if the city of new york has 8 80,000 public schoolteachers and last year only managed to fire three or four of them, that can't be right either. >> the mayor says this is all of our problems, because management has to manage, but the bottom line is this, the reason we need better evaluation systems is because everybody uses tenure as an excuse. i heard a story this week that was unbelievable to me. some principal got up to me and said i couldn't fire a teacher who taught for only two days a week because of tenure. that's ridiculous. >> it's a system gone mad. >> what i'm saying is let's create, we recommended in january, let's create new evaluation systems that focus on continuous improvement and also teacher performance. if teachers can't be helped, we have to do something to weed them out of the system. the union just wants people to be treated fairly and protected against arbitrary -- we have to do that and 50 districts are doing that together with their unions. but the bottom line is we also can't do it all, so we need these common standards with this new curriculum and we have stu

new york stock exchange. >> santa monica with spending plans, governor schwarzenegger recovering from a cold lives nearby. california has been without a budget for 86 days. that's a new state record. a new report says 20 city managers in california make more than $300,000 a year in pay and benefits, many right here in the bay area. the survey by a state asellbly committee found san ramon topped the list. vallejo's city manager gets $351,000. berkeley gets $339,000. santa clara's city manager took a pay cut this year but still earns $299,000. the state is hoping to get elected and appointed officials' salaries posted online. >> throwing an annual party on treasure island complete with a rock concert. it's larry ellison appreciation event for oakland world in san francisco this week. it includes a ferris wheel, fireworks show and live performances by black-eyed peas, don henley and steve miller. new invasions in cloud computing, database machines and microprocessor east we are going to keep invading and deliver -- we think try to deliver more value than any other technology company. >> oracle stock gained 1.4% in value yesterday. and according to the wealth meter at abc7news.com, that made ellison almost $500 million

manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york cityn. >> certain human discoveries electricity or plastic, say, are so central it is difficult to imagine life without them. well, after you watch our next report, you may agree it is no great exaggeration to say las vegas has experienced a recent breakthrough of just such proportions.o0 owens this is a "sign of the times." >> reporter: it's never been tough to find a good party in sin city. but these days, the biggest one happens to be at 2:00 on a sunday afternoon. every sabbath, thousands flock to the pool at the hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas for a day-long party called rehab. >> night life ain't nothing. >> reporter: really? >> all about the pool party. >> all about the pool party. we pop four bottles. >> the pool is where the spot is. beautiful tans, beautiful people, music. >> reporter: on a typical sunday, rehab draws nearly 4,000 people. you know a party is pop crew lar when it gets its own reality show and rehab has one, on tru tv. >> that's a perfect storm. >> reporter

management. i'm thinking about hiring new people. a $50,000 worker in new york city, if i want to pay the full freight on the health care plus the fica and all the other stuff, it's about $90,000, sir. that woman, man or woman is going to take home about $35,000. it seems very, very disconnected. and i think that's one of the main reasons why we don't have a lot of job growth. so two questions, when are we going to start whacking at the wall street pinata and how are you doing to fix that arbitrage >> well, first issue. . on the first question, it would be useful to go back and look at the speeches i've made. including 2007 on wall street before lehamns went under. i warned about a potential crisis. i said wall street and main street are connected. providing consumers loans to buy products. all that's very important. but we have to do so in a responsible way. i have been amused. i think most folks on main street feel like they got beat up on. and i'll be honest with you, there's probably a big chunk of the country -- hold on a second. there's a big chunk of the count

we're not like new york with 1.2 million school age children. this is a manageable city. will $100 million and $200 million if it becomes that much really be the answer? because you already spend $990 million on education in your city every year. and it's still failing. >> yeah, look, people need to be honest enough to say now that we in america have shown that increased education spending does not mean increased educational performance. we outspend so many of our competitor nations. but we are way behind them on math, on reading, and the like. so it's not the money you spend. it's really how you use the money. and we have a lot of challenges to making sure we can make strategic investment. what this money does is gives us the ability to leverage that money, without strings, to find ways to create changes within the system that are going to produce over the long term dramatic results and outcomes we desire. >> what is the number one change that needs to take place? >> the number one change in all of america, because newark is not unique with our achievement levels, newark

new york times" obtained a copy of this book. >>> in bell, california, the town that's come to symbolize government corruption, eight officials are heading to court today, arrested on charges of fleecing taxpayers. in one instance, the city managerw income suburb was earning over $800,000 a year. and there may be good news for the trapped chilen miners. official rs being cautiously optimistic, still sticking to november as the target date to pull the miners out. >>> now to the story in florida. a fed up father in orlando took matters into his own hands and ended up behind bars. >> carey sanders has this story. any father of young children can empathize with what turned out to be a little of an overreaction. >> he admits he made a mistake. this is the video of him on the bus in seminole county, florida. he got on the schoolbus and started screaming at some of the children on the bus. swearing at them, even threatening to kill them because they were bullying his 13-year-old daughter. his 13-year-old daughter has cerebral palsy and has been picked on by the kids. at a news conference, he apologized. his wife was with him. they say they had contacted the school, but perhaps not the proper way and the school board said they never rec

new york. >> the lawmakers heard outrage in california have been arrested. the district attorney says several former and current city council members in the town of bell were taken into custody today. they include the managerert rizzo who paid himself, get this, nearly $800,000 a year. >> the tax dollars collected by bell -- which they then eluded at will. >> prosecutors accused the lawmakers misappropriating $5.5 million, including making illegal loans. most of the arrests went smoothly, but they did have to use a battering ram on the door of the former mayor before he agreed to open up. >>> today is the last full day of fall. meteorologist, topper shutt on the terrace with your forecast. >> another spectacular day and another spectacular evening. if you are headed out by 6:00, temperatures are going to be in the upper 70s with full sunshine and then we get into 8:00, maybe low 70s, not fall as quickly tonight as it did last night. low temperatures by 10:00, temperatures will be in the upper 60s. we will start out to the west first and really, a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. again, i sort of hesitated putting on symbols. just a slight chance. ashburn, 88. and 87 in middleburg. downto

new york city, or across the nation. martha: this documentary shows what happens to those 6,000, the ones who don't manage to get into oneter schools, they are in schools where teachers are in the so-called rubber rooms, which i understand don't exist any more, but, where you are shaking your head. maybe they do, to a certain extent, where teachers who are awaiting a hearing for disciplinary action still get paid and sit in a room doing nothing. >> we are not judging our teachers, holding them to the statement standards we are holding the kids to. and, if kids are going to succeed we have to have merit rather than seniority playing' fundamental role in how we evaluate teachers and we don't have that now. martha: largely because of tenure, let's look at another clip for -- from would waiting for superman". >> for these kids the only chance of getting into a great school depends on whether their number is picked in a lottery. >> if he doesn't get in, there is another chance. >> no. >> your children and future generations are on the bridge of the titanic and everybody is going to drown. martha: you know, when you look at th

city manager. their arraignment was postponed. we return to "on the record" with "on the record with greta van susteren." to on the record. >> greta: two nights ago in new york president clinton went on the record. tonight former first lady laura bush. nice to see you. >> thanks. >> greta: you have been to the clinton global initiative before we followed you one year. >> that's right several years ago when george was president came to talk about water pyre case. this time i'm talking about literacy. the whole panel is developing human potential and of course literacy is a very important part. >> greta: is it to empower women? i know you have been to afghanistan. we even chased you around the middle east on breath cancer awareness. is it to empower women? >> this panel is really on all human development. for economic prosperity it is true one of the world challenges is gender inequity. because women are more likely to be illiterate, worldwide. and because they are marginalized in a number of countries they can contribute to any way to the economic production in their countries. that's what we'll talk about today. the ways we can make sure that with gender equ

new york city. it doesn't look like rockefeller plaza because we're get ready for next week's education nation here at nbc, msnbc and msnbc.com. with us to reveal the cover of "time" magazine, rick stengel, the manager morning. let's get right to it. >> it is a science cover about the new science of what they're calling fetal origins. it's about how the first nine months of life affect us for the rest of our lives. it's not just about don't drink coffee necessarily or smoke if you're pregnant, but how that gestation period, that nine-month period can determine whether we get cancer, whether we're obese, schizophrenic. a whole new science developed in the last 10 or 15 years. it's both wonderful and scary at the same time. >> an amazing cover. that's going to grab a lot of people walking by news stands. >> i hope so. it was the photographer's girlfriend was pregnant. inside on the table of contents page we have a picture of the baby that emerged a couple months after that picture was taken. >> is this new science? we hear about the importance of eating well, living well, don't smoke obviously when you're pregnant. >> it is new science. about 20 years ago a british scientist realized there was a corre