continues and grows, the businesses cannot have something outside the table to put up their merchandise, non food- related merchandise, so what ++ -- e event's sponsors pay for the event and the amount of space they recover, they are not going to be able to do that. this is something we can sponsor, so i think it will depend on how much the merchants will -- will like that. the other thing for discussion we did what came to my mind is asking for the event sponsors to pay for this permit is probably not going to be able to afford to do that, that maybe this is something our office can sponsor. it would add more people doing business with them than the food establishments that did not have them, so i think we need to take a look at this component. the citizens loves it. is great to see these activities with the kids engaged because there is space for it, but we need to figure out ways to help the businesses on these streets to make sure they stay economically viable, so i will be working with sunday streets and the merchants in the areas where they have expressed concern over this on maybe some thi

source product so i suppose we should be able rate and units of to source products from russia both non-food and food which you can sell it around the world in our stores well let's take a look at what exactly makes russia's retail industry so special and reported by spotlights unionism in the. capital as we came to russia bringing two shelves hyperinflation wage duis and of a gun to standing a what to do by the us open borders and in one nine hundred ninety two presidential decree on freedom of trade suggested one of possible solutions to survive teachers and doctors plumbers and miners people of all walks of life turn to commerce they themselves had to discover the basics of market economy they had never been taught then came the privatization state and of prizes including shops were mostly bought out by their own management. and things were easier for those who at the time got a piece of the nature of resources pie but to wash up hohner success wasn't granted competition was high and one had to think of but a logistics and sound strategy is to gain profit and just when the russian fledgli

after the storm, if the needs are confirmed, we are ready to assist those people with shelter and non-food item and medical care. >> alex, how are you doing this? because you have people living in the flimsy tents, and are they physically moving the people from the tents into secure structures? >> well, the majority of the red cross has been working in a kcap and we have been taking measures for a long time, and we have a dig ditches, and we have prepared the people with early warning system, and we have trained people inside of the communities an inside of the camp in first aid. we have prepared evacuation route for the people to go to the designated places designed by the asian authorities. >> alex, we know that people are concerned and this could be a very, very big problem for the people suffering in haiti. we want to keep in contact with you as the storm comes closer. thank you, alex. >>> i want to go from the stormy waters of the atlantic to the other side of the world with another threat called typhoon that is expected to dump lots and lots of rain, and people are preparing and plac

someone with disabilities to access goods and services that are made available to all non- disabled individuals. if the food service related entities such a -- such as a restaurant, you must have a restroom and the rest must be accessible. there are other items such as telephones and atms. there are specific requirements, state and federal, that speak to those accommodations and those things such as tables, the door pressure, restrooms, those are classified as accommodations. that are offered to the public. we talked about readily achievable, a couple of factors that go into that analysis. what are the overall financial resources of the business? that depends on each person's circumstances, each entity's circumstances. also the nature -- how burdensome are the proposed remedial measures? the last two items are not applicable to small businesses, they are intended for larger entities like a wal-mart or safeway or home depot to have multiple -- that have multiple locations. most small businesses do not. another reason we see access litigation in the news so often is there are a lot of businesses, a lot of pro

. >> finding contraband such as food or non-prison approved merchandise can lead to write-ups. the less severe have few consequences. the more severe get you back to camp j. random searches are the norm. the odd tip or simply good police work are most effective. >> tips are good. we get a lot of tips. the majority of times we find stuff out of luck. you just kind of come across it, right time, right place. >> once upon a time, weapons were required for an inmate to survive. today, drugs are the most common contraband found. >> found a syringe. use that to shoot up with. can't pin it on nobody, you know what i mean? so you just confiscate it and write an unusual on it and let the wardens know about it. >> the only thing i'm going to ask you, when i'm talking to you, be straight up with me. all right? don't make me find different when i leave here. okay? >> i told you yesterday -- >> did you have this at your party? >> that's where some of this stuff came from. >> man, don't lie to me. see that right there, that makes me very angry. needles, where are they at? >> wallet. >> see,

number ten says do not kill non-human animals unless you are attacked or for your food.ht there destroys all the bad stereotypes that you have about this religion. there is no human sacrifice. >> later in our meeting we asked wolfkill to clarify a few points about his church's doctrine. >> you pointed out number nine. >> yeah. >> tell me what that is. >> it says do not harm little children. >> tell me the next one. >> it was do not kill animals unless you are hunting, unless you need them for food. >> it said do not kill non-human animals. >> no. is that what it said? non-human animals? okay. do not -- >> that begs the question. >> non-human animals. that sounds about right. >> yet you are here for murder. >> yes. yeah. it says do not kill little children. i'm not in here for killing a child. >>> coming up -- >> if i'm not busy, i have a tendency to get in trouble. >> "lockup" discovers true talent behind bars. ♪ it's either kill or be killed ♪ ♪ if you're scared to make a knife then the next [ bleep ] will ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe but with advair, i'm breathing b

food service workers at the airport. two of them worked at a subway sandwich shop were fired. they accused a non ondown shop of federal laws. >> they have not commented on the accusations. >>> pg&e marked the technology research center aimed at the food service industry. technicians there conduct daily experiments to find more energy efficient ways for commercial kitchens to make food. they say the savings could be substantial from the lower cost of operating. >> the energy efficiency of food service equipment has really improved over the last decade or so. if you are still buying the equipment you would have purchased 10 or 15 years ago, you are buying an energy guzzler. >> it already objecting boys a 9,000 square foot facility and there are plans to expand it. >> we just have some big news in from the oakland as. long time catcher kurt salt lake salt lake can i has been traded to the nationals for another. >> he is a veteran catch are and played over sucks years for oakland and is known as a good signal call are. >>> diehard giants fans woke up this morning. this is taken by a ktvu photographe

cards and collecting veteran benefits on four non-existing deceased husbands and she's collecting social security on her card and she's got medicaid, getting foodmps and she is collecting welfare under each of her names. this is all about the welfare queen. you know how she is. you know how they are. etc. now, it's not like ronald reagan did not know the racial context. you know after ronald reagan became the nominee the first speech he gave in mississippi about states rights. why that random little town in mississippi? that's where civil rights workers had been killed in the past. he didn't know that context? he knew that context. that's why he went down there to give that speech. you think he wasn't refer to go black folks when referring to welfare queen? then he was using the federal government for the welfare queens that he was in bed with, he didn't want to talk about that. he directed all the angry towards black people. if you're not sold yet, rush limbaugh will make it clear. >> the objective is unemployment more more food stamp benefits and the objective is an expanding welfare state. if the objective is to take the nation agency wealth

every year cover every month, every day, some missing in this conversation on the non-cash benefits, the lower brackets get foodand housing subsidies and medicare and medicaid. a lot of help that the government gives, not just charity. the fact that middle-class, you know, the reason my wages are flat is because they're getting health care benefits. you have to keep them thought if your business owner. retirement benefits and life insurance. so there are a lot of potholes in this debate that are missing. some things to keep in mind as the election year continues. dennis: thank you very much. cheryl: to not forget that later on in this hour of market now fox business peter barnes will go one-on-one with republican presidential candidate mitt romney. dennis: retail giant walmart looking to take under doctors. cheryl: and pulling back to school, but not getting the work. the employment policies institute ways and. dennis: first how about world currencies are fairing against the u.s. dollar. ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align.

non- conventional face of the convention. we show you where delegates go when they need to rest and recharge. nearly 5 million people are facing food shortages in mali. the u.n. has accused the rest of the world of failing to respond to the crisis. here is our international development correspondent. >> the lives of this 3-year-old and thousands of children in the mali hang in the balance today. even without conflicts, and drought made them vulnerable. war has pushed them to the brink. this a-year-old should be far taller, but suffers from advanced malnutrition. mccaul is just back from the region. >> there are about $4.60 -- for quit 6 million people who need help, and we do not have the money to help them all. >> the u.n. humanitarian coordinator once the world to do more. she spoke to me on a mobile phone as she toured the country. >> i would like people to see that this has the face of a child to it. so many malnourished children. i would like the international community to give full support. >> the lifeline of the niger river, the main route for aid to the north, is vulnerable to attack. mali faces a crisis which began with an

food assistance. but providing an actual home is a fairly new endeavor for the non-profit. so far they provided 16 families with homes and they are in the process of preparing 90 more. most of these homes were either for closed or given back to the bank. it was an opportunity to turn something sad for another family into a blessing for some of america's heroes. >> it's amazing that we're able to give a home to a proud warrior and his family who have served our country so patriotically. >> it's still shocking, little bit in shock. it's a lot to take in. so a lot of room. it's great. >> operation homefront's goal is to have 350 military families in one of their rehabbed homes by 2013. and they are not just providing homes but also assistance with a caseworker who helps the family manage through the transition. in the fort washington, tracy wilkins, news 4. >> and our time right now, ten minutes after 11:00, the founder of wikileaks remains in london despite ecuador's offer of asylum. we'll look when the standoff could end. >>> we sat down with spike lee to talk about his bran

assistance to family of vets offering financial and at times even food assistance, but providing an actual home is a fairly new endeavor for the nonr they've provided 16 families with homes and are in the process of preparing about 90 more. most of these homes were either foreclosed or given back to the bank, so it's an opportunity to turn something that was really sad for another family into a blessing for some of america's heroes. >> so it's just amazing that we're able to give a home to a proud warrior and his family wh patriotically. >> it's still shocking. i'm still a little bit in shock. it's a lot to take in. so, a lot of room.'s great. >> reporter: operation home front's goal is to have 350 military families in one of their rehabbed homes by 2013. and they're not just providing homes but also assistance with a case worker who will help the family to manage through their transition. in ft. washington, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> here's what's trending today. jenny mccarthy's love life is on the rocks again. her relationship with chicago bears linebacker brian urlacher is over. the host of nbc's "love in the wild" began d

michelle obama, the food which ready to pounce on any non-organic items. [laughter] and this is that the first state department dinner for the prime minister of india, and there is the prime minister wearing a sweet turbin. hollywood committed to barack obama yondah barack obama committed to hollywood and they will stop at nothing to have another four years of him that's why we have to mosul hollywood when i say muscle i don't mean in the with the left does and try to silence this. they want to have a debate on different ideas and when a person comes to their own conclusion. that's not what i mean. i want most of them that way. what i want to do is analyze their public stances and see do they live by the set of policies they seek to inflict on the rest of america? or are they engaged? you and i deserve to know. well, let's start dhaka, shall we. we have meg ryan here. no, that's not, that's jon bon jovi. [laughter] for jon bon jovi is actually appointed to the white house council on community solutions. whatever the hell that means. i don't know. but he's

non-defense, would be cut by 91%. that's comical. that's ridiculous. that's the fbi. that's the fda checking to see if your food is poisoned.terans benefits education, custody by 91%. look, this should be an automatic disqualifier. he wants to cut all those programs by 91%. you should be done. but having a serious conversation about this guy who is some libertarian lunatic honestly. he believes in others who are lunatics i'm serious. that's later in the show. president obama said, hey look, we'll let the american people know about who this guy is. they immediately have an ad out. here's what it says. >> the paul ryan medicare plan turns medicare into a voucher system. >> the paul ryan budget, which cuts aid to the disability, to immigrant children's, aid to the elderly. >> it would cut pell grants to college students by $170 billion and cut off a million students over the next decade. >> the cuts are so traumatic, so painful. >> cenk: you know what, that's all true based on numbers that i gave you. but it gets worse. you know romney reported one return and the $20 million that he made his income. the paul ryan plan with cut

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food stamps, which are cut in the ryan budget. but the medicare issue has been costed out to show by non-partisan puth experts in the congressional budget office that seniors would end up spending more for their health care under the ryan budget. and their system of privatization that has been proposed as part of the ryan budget would become very controversial on this campaign trail. >> david gregory, the one other thing about paul ryan, not only the budget, but something else, he was a member of the bowls simpson commission and he voted no on bowles-simpson which is something everybody claims to be for now. >> romney will point out as this defense of medicare gets going, that he initially supported the ryan plan, but then modified it to allow seniors to stay in current medicare or make the choice that was part of the ryan model, but this debate is far from over and they're going to have to deal with that. back to luke's point because it's important. if you think about how ryan complements romney, i think luke's exactly right. he's a natural campaigner, a very easy politician, paul ryan is. can he go out there and energize the re

food stamp president. that was more direct than this. i'm sorry. your thoughts on this? is this simply trying to get the certain percentage of the white non-college vote up to the level they need it at even at the cost of being ridiculed by the projected umpires of the business that know that the ads aren't right. >> the nbc wall street jump had it at 94-0 for obama. if that's meant premise, you have to get the other votes on. >> we've had ron christie on here a lot. there are obviously some african-americans who are voting for romney, so i don't buy that poll. i just don't buy it. >> it's not statistically significant, chris. >> my point is the same. you end up having to -- if you run a campaign, you have to run up the margins where it counts. my colleague arthur delaney looked into this noted a study that a brown professor did to show they're resonating among working class web voters. the historical legacy is clear. they resonate with a certain audience. that's the audience mitt romney needs to drive to get an election and he's testing the president proposition you can't make it up. he's making it up, and we'll see if it works. >> as th