nia malika-henderson for the post. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> it's not just the numbers are bad. the trend line is flat. the administration had a narrative at the beginning they'd do the stimulus, et cetera, keep unemployment under 8%. that didn't pan out. then the story line was you have to wait and you will see a recovery. that didn't happen. now the line is obama repeats everywhere, there is improvement and i'm with you in regretting how slow itsy. 's slower than i want but it's better. it's not. it's flat. unemployment for over 9.5% for over a year now. look at the growth in the economy, itself, which underlies any increase in employment, it was over 5% in the last quarter of last year, then half of that in the first quarter of this yearch half of that again in the second quarter of this year. essentially there is no growth. in part the reason unemployment stays high, the act of comission of the organization. business which has $2 trillion on the sidelines has no idea what its healthcare cost

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it takes roughly the time of one course in their school life. >> nia, what is the plan from here foration? >> i definitely want to sell nationally and i'm going to college next year, which is going to be fantastic. >> amy, you mentioned the course, that it is a simple, single course in high school. revolutionary for a lot of people in the way they think about how they want to work and live the rest of their lives. what percentage of american schools teach basic entrepreneurship in school? >> not enough. we have a pretty well home curriculum offered and it's growing, but there's more and more understanding that if we're going to make these kids ready

but nia jackson says she was happy they were there. >> i feel safe, but i feel safer. >> reporter: today's increased security was well publicized and it was talked about, but amtrak says there will be more operations like these in the future but those will be unannounced. claudine wong. >>> president obama is speaking out over the noble prize winner. it reportedly infuriated the chinese government who has incarcerated the recipient. mr.obama this morning called on the chinese to release him and they called an eloquent and supporter of human rights. >>> i'm paul chambers live in oakland in front of a restaurant that was destroyed by fire. the flames were put out by a boat who's been in retirement for years. i'll tell you who put it into retirement and why, coming up. >>> it's not just about jet fly bys. find out why fleet week is focusing more on emergency scenarios. >>> it's a tragedy, it's a huge loss. >>> he's talking about this fire overnight that destroyed a long time bay area rest restaurant in the east bay. firefighters say what helped them put out the flames was a piece of equipment

. >>> dijo que tenía miedo, pero cuando voy a la nia, se le fue el miedo y hizo algo por la niña. >>> >>> Él medio esperanza de encontrar a mi hija y me dijo que no perdiera la fe. >>> ayer ella voy el presunto raptors de su him y no vamos con más detalles de esta información. reporteri olvidar. >>> la familia de oscar grant que manifestaron por que inicio e un nuevo jueicio quieren que e tomen en cuenta otro hecho el juez podría pronunciarse el 5 de noche. >>> octubre es mes de la herencia hispana aquí en el área de la bahía abra diversas actividad>>> vamos con más detalles de esta información. reportero: buenas tardes hablo amgs con un hombre que se ha destacado en el cine de estados unidos éñ der joi la bamba y con cied como el padre chicano, llegó desde méxic y trabajó como campesino. >>> el escritor director de cine actor y fundo dorred de teatro chicano llegó a san josñ. >>> donde tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con l. >>> vengo por el trabajo de seguir trabajando en cuento a la educación. >>> muchos lo conocen como el padre de teatro chicano, cómo lo toma? >>> cuando comenc

tambiéñ a vecinos que se portaron bien y cupe rarn a ángeles que tambié pudieron en el camino de la nia arriesgando su vida. >>> fue el informe de carol. ciudad se un puesta en san francisco pedían a brown que permitiera que brola ferentes nacitenga de participar. >>> participaron jornaleros trabajaras doméstica inmigrante de diferente lugar y pidieron a brown que permita que san francisco sea parte de comunidad segura. >>> potes traían en la calle junto a la entrada de edificio en ssan francisco para manifestr el proceso de comunidad segura. >>> otra ves de huellas estamos pidiendo a brown que nos deje salir a el plan smund segura están deportado a nuestra gente y nuestra familia. >>> y esta dentro de edificio tambiéñ llegó un grupo de personas con pancarta y gri tanto consignas. >>> surgieron momento de tensión. >>> un agente de alguacil, explicó que la consigno entero turbo ban la lo bar de pidió que salieron de edificio, pidió que por respeto saliera un representante y fue entonces cuando se proed jeerns arrestos. >>> mientras tanto afuera seguía la manifestación. >>> con un represe

the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for with that we are adjourned for today. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> i like to welcome you to the multipurpose room. we did a ribbon cutting with the -- on friday. it houses the health center and child development center. this is a gorgeous green building and we are happy to be in this building to make a special an

addiction and some experts say why the worst has passed foreclosures are still a big -- her attorney and nia's rate experts say the worst has passed. >> economics professor john berkley says often there is confusion and miscommunication between the lender and borrower's. >> in many cases a modification was granted on a temporary basis and in a large number of cases to review according to the normal criteria of the tank does not result in a permanent modification. >> reporter: a spokesman said he would not comment before he makes a comment -- needs to review the case before he makes a comment on the record store like 40 state attorneys generals will announce an investigation into allegations that some of the largest banks are improperly foreclosing on thousands of homes. it includes a practice called robo signing where they sign up without improper -- proper review. other banks are under pressure to do the same but the white house disagrees saying it does not see a need for blanket stoppage. >>> on wall street stocks traded in the narrow range. the dow and nasdaq each gallon of minor games but

the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> i like to welcome you to the multipurpose room. we did a ribbon cutting with the -- on friday. it houses the health center and child development center. this is a gorgeous green building and we are happy to be in this building to make a special announcement. many of you have already heard what was embargoed for about one month. i have to say that to have the superintendent and the mayor keep this quiet for a month and a half has been working for them. we are very excited to be here this morning, to make a special announcement. one of the core values of the administration, they are reaching out in more. -- more places than i can mention to make

the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> welcome to the october 19 meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency. please call roll. [roll call] . >> mr. chairman, of a forum. chairman nolan. thank you. >> electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for the ringing of or use of the cell phone pager or a sound producing electronic device may be removed from the meeting. please be advised cell phones set on vibrate do call microphone interference so the board respectfully requests that they be placed in the off position. item four, approval of the minutes of september 7, 2010, regular meeting. chairman nolan: can we do the 21st as well? >> yes

the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for with that we are adjourned for today. oh, my! haa ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> thank you all very much for taking the time to be here. as chief gascon promised, we're keeping you abreast of our changing crime statistics on a quarterly basis. of course, as you knew with the new model of policing, we do that more often and technology and data is really driving so much of our deployment and strategies in terms of crime fighting and crime prevention in our city. the good news is we were audacious in our goal setting earlier this year. we had some stretch goals. we raised the bar in terms of our expectation. we came into the year with among the lowest homic

the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that

for the towns that take it in their landfills it can mean a lot of money too as carl quint nia reports. >> reporter: there are 2,300 landfills across the country. while most towns ship garbage out, some agree to take it in. and the cash that comes with it. a windfall that can come at a cost. that area where the trees stop -- >> that's where the landfill bottom is. we used to refer to it as a mountain of waste. >> reporter: this is the town supervisor for fox township, pennsylvania, a small town of 7,000, seven miles from the little league field of main street is the green tree landfill, a growing mountain of garbage that adds to the local economy. how much? in this working class town, try a life-changing $2.5 million a year, half of the annual budget. >> every organization in our township has been positively affected by the money. the fire halls got some new equipment. we've done a lot of roadwork. and a traffic light. that was the first one, by the way. >> reporter: so the additional incremental benefits that the town receives, is it worth it for the potential environmental risks that

columbus set the stage for the slave trade in the new world from sun one comes to the new call for nia. people like a boycott of. boise state university in idaho you really should extra batteries should that really say to arizona. oh. and rhode island that brown university earlier this year braun voted to boycott the columbus day holiday after seven hundred students signed a petition blasting christopher columbus a straight man of data for americans it's a day of mourning for these needed tribes in washington states colorado and throughout the countless indian reservations in this country. is really just a day off from work or an a in our federal holiday coming to washington and seeing that makes a big difference in kind of brings it home the district of columbia is actually named after christopher columbus here in the nation's capital he's honored every year in the celebration behind me and for anyone traveling to d.c. by train they'll make their way here to union station where one of the first things they'll probably see is a lovely fountain behind me as dedicated to christopher colu

nia, congratulations. that does it for us. >>> rescue. let's play "hardball." good evening. leading off tonight, rescue in chile. kre kr crews are ready to start their rescue operation that will free 33 miners trapped for more than two months. chile's president arrived at the site and the first miners expected to be brought to the surface in about two hours. we'll be covering the story throughout the night. >>> big political news. the democrats finally break out of what james carville called the fetal position. they're fighting back against the republican onslaugt. the battle for the women's vote. and big bill. bill clinton hits the road for the democrats. nine states to rally for his party. we begin with the chilean mine rescue. kerry sanders joins us with the late latest. everything looks like tremendous preparation to do this just right. >> reporter: everything has been set to make this all come off without a hitch. all that said, they do recognize it could still be dangerous. what they're going to do, if everything goes according to plan, is in the next couple of hour, t

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