sermo from four hundred forty group public relations and caroline hellbent professor of politics at occidental college and i asked them for their thoughts on a big picture this big excuse me big picture solution for getting the u.s. out of this situation and getting us to be able to pay its bills here's what they had to say. what is easy to understand is compare what's going on at the government to what could go on in the household if you reach your debt limit you can't just easily raise your own ceiling which would mean you say we can take on more credit card debt the credit card companies won't let you do that but for whatever reason united states has set a precedent where we can raise our debt ceiling indefinitely and keep on borrowing and we're making money and that's just not good fiscal policy in reality is are the foundation of our economy can only sustain so much we already have cracks and the ceiling is going to start falling on us whether you agree or disagree with you how is the government going to pay the twenty four point eight trillion dollars that goes for medicare or the twenty

motley he is president of less government and caroline howled and she is professor of politics at occidental college i want to thank both of you guys for joining me so first of all can we just agree that the debt ceiling needs to be raised and this is all showmanship in the mean time big picture seen no no there's a new groups for ok we'll get to that professor hellmann what do you think. i think it definitely needs to be raised it's been raised one hundred times since it was established and republicans are generally the ones in favor of raising it ok so what do you say to that scene i mean there is the whole scenario that people believe that the with the calls on its debts that will send shock waves through the entire globe so how can you say that as you can that resonate you're not right that you couldn't root not raise the debt ceiling a penny and pay all or debtors how is that possible because the i.r.s. continues to collect revenue regardless of whether or not we raise the debt ceiling what many would argue with the economy would be in dire straits as it is with all this and still so hi

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she is from for forty group public relations and caroline hellman she is professor of politics at occidental college thank you so much for being with me now it's a usa today analysis that is reporting these numbers that shows that the government actually added more than five trillion dollars in new obligations compared to the one point five trillion in new debt taken on last year and this is largely from medicare and first social security now it's not reported because congress can postpone recording their spending commitments until it writes a check also the federal debt doesn't take into account what's owed to seniors veterans or retired employees but just what's owed to the public so this is a much bigger picture and a more dire picture that adds up to some more than sixty trillion dollars owed long run than what we hear just talked about in the debt ceiling or the debt negotiation debates congress isn't it a disagreement about what to do i want to ask you ladies what big picture do you see as the solution without getting into too much detail but what is the solution really big picture for

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so i pursued public policy both at occidental college where i went to school as an undergrad, and also uc berkeley where i pursued public policy. i work on public finance for a while after i graduated and came back to government to really pursue that. ever since then, i have stayed here and fallen in love with how wonderful the bay area is. it is a really great place to be. all around the room, you will see a lot of great financial institutions. talk to them. you will see people who can help you with financial aid. talk to them. he will see departments that might have summer job opportunities. talk to them. utilize your opportunities today. learn a little bit about what you should be thinking about in the future. generally, a very practical legislator. i like to look at what the impacts of legislation would be before really voting on it, so i think, depending on the issue, you can move around, and that should be the way most people think, which is let's consider the facts of legislation before you actually consider it, irrespective of what spectrum it comes from and what spectrum it is

. >> cambiando de tema los dos tornados que azotaron hoy la región occidental de massachusetts provocarone a los destrozos. >> dos de las muertes se produjeron en west field. >> el transbordador endeavor y seis tripulantes aterrizo raaror última vez en cabo cañaveral florida. >> está preparando su lanzamiento final que será el atlantis el 8 de julio antes de su cierre definitivo culminando 3 décadas de vuelos tripulados y exploración del espacio. >> en instantes detalles sobre la demanda de pemex contra estados unidos por la presunta compra de petróleo robada. >> españa extra dit a méxico a un indocumentado. >> un guerrillero colombiano quiénes las autoridades dieron por muerte [ locutor ] hecho: cada vez que tomas advil liqui-gels, estás tomando el analgésico que actúa más rápido que tylenol rapid release gels y no sólo más rápido, también es más fuerte. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. la petrolera estatal pemex demandó ante una corte en houston texas a dos ciudadanos por comprar combustible que robaron carteles de la droga en territorio mexicano. >> el robo de combustible se convir

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northern sonoma county here seeing some of that in bodega bay, occidental moving in towards santa rosa shortly. so you get the idea, sagging to the south a slow mover so yeah, we are going to get a good soaker out of this especially for late june. here it is on the satellite and radar image. moving through, impressive system will slide by and leaving much cooler temperatures. highs today, 60s in the north bay, 70s in the south bay. after this rain moves by, we'll see serious heat. we'll talk about that in a moment. first let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> marin county, that's where these misty conditions are the heaviest. live look through mill valley, headlights, that is southbound traffic. southbound 101, so far okay despite a few slick roads. watch out for that. looks good through the waldo grade and here's another live look across the golden gate bridge. they should have just done the lane change a few minutes ago. typically they do it around 5:00. now, this accident in berkeley cleared out of lanes. the bay bridge looks great. mass transit on time. that is your traffic. back t

so i pursued public policy both at occidental college, where i went to school as an undergrad, and also you see-berkeley where i pursued public policy -- also you see -- also uc-berkeley. that was really what shape my interest in public policy. >> where you place yourself on the local political spectrum? the left or right? supervisor chu: i know a lot of folks want to put a person in the position where they call you left, progressive, moderate, whatever category that might be, and i think it really depends on the issue. generally, i am a very practical legislator. i like to look at what the impacts of legislation would be before voting on it, so i think, depending on the issue, you could move around, and i think that should be the way that most people think, which is, "let's consider the facts of legislation before you actually consider it, irrespective of what spectrum it comes from." >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? supervisor chu: it is hard. i learned that my shoes were out pretty quickly -- wore out pretty quickly. i learned to be more practical about the type

. >> this is -- >> occidental power in san francisco he brought 2 samples a solar water heating panel. >> this is made locally by hel helio dime. it's at rolls royce of flat plate water heating system. it has been a small business in richmond. they work with high quality materials. what occurs with this panel when they are usually much bigger when we have them on buildings. it's a sealed box it has copper piping the header and the rise or and the metal in between and we circulate water through it a gallon per minute per panel and we collect the heat during the day and this gets hot like your car would on a hot day of the it's a sealed box. it's a cell tifl simple concept. it does have a very fancy, for lack of a better term, surface or coating called black chrome a hi emitant coating so it retains the heat that gets to t. that's the basic model of a flat plate solar panel. >> how much do these rigs cost? >> this sample is simply a sample, of course. by can and large after tax probably per panel we are pushing with the price of copper, 8-900 dollars. >> how many panels people need to d

you also liked occidental petroleum, up 22.7%. and stanley black & decker the toolmaker has had a rally, up almost 11%. dow still like the trio? >> we still like that trio. stanley is a name still in our portfolios. and we still have a lot of confidence in. we've taken the opportunity in occi to trim back a little bit but again very strong name. and googem-- google in terms of industry leader there are a lot of issues, international and also domestically but longer term that is probably a name that will continue to be the 500 pound gorilla in its face. we feel comfortable with those names. >> tom: how about disclosures tonight. >> i own they personally as well as the russell fund. >> tom: stephen wood with russell investments. >> susie: finally tonight, if you think unemployment above 9% is bad, you might be surprised to know the jobless rate for visually impaired people is much worse. seven out of ten blind americans are out of work-- a whopping 70% of that population! but, in our continuing series "you're hired," we hear from on

rostros de jesucristo, donde se originÓ del derrumbe provocado por el terremoto del aÑo 2001, al occidente> bÍblicamente estÁn ofendiendo a dios. >> por eso los catÓlicos piden a su iglesia que sea mÁs abierta a estas apariciones. >> cualquier evento o manifestaciÓnno podemos proclamarnos porque hay que corroborar la autenticidad de un hecho. >> aÚn asÍ esta gente no deja de orar y cantar, seguirÁn ahÍ para decirle al hijo pidiÓ, a la virgen de guadalupe que su visita a este paÍs es toda una bendiciÓn. >> la iglesia se mantiene en silencio ante este fenÓmeno. un record el impacto rompiÓ un rÉcord el sujeto permaneciÓ en una torre, ante la mirada de asombro de varios con su hazaÑa hazaÑa logrÓ superar la marca. vÁmonos a comerciales, un auto en marcha atropella a una mujer. descomunal y hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis...-el presidente de mexico "felipe calderon" llego al sur de la bahia para estrechar los lazos con sus connacionales....una playera podria ser la pieza clave en el caso de un fanatico de los gigantes que permanece en estado de coma despues de recibir una brutal paliza

or the well nearly fifty a million americans languish in poverty rare ronnie of occidental petroleum made seventy six million bucks last year or that well more than forty million americans you need food stamps just to eat lawrence ellison of oracle made seventy million dollars last year but we're going to allow you to know that for every fifteen million dollars a c.e.o. gets is paid for with a thousand dollar pay cut to fifteen thousand workers or that for every thirty million dollars dollar check cut to a c.e.o. they could have instead hired six hundred new workers at fifty thousand dollars a year and these are the guys that republicans called the job creators in america the guys who'd rather stash thirty million bucks in a swiss bank account will sit untouched collecting interest rather than spend a dime employing one of the twenty five million unemployed people in the united states right now this is more nothing more than stealing these c.e.o.'s are not job creators they're stealing from the people who are the actual job creators people like you and me who buy stuff when the middl

mean i mean barclays you've got morgan stanley citi group spun off its energy trading business to occidental petroleum so you've got a number of financial players and some. oil companies and then you've got agricultural concerns like cargill that are also big players but really the banks dominate the market and going after the tactics that goldman sachs uses is going to be important if we're going to rein in the speculators and bring prices back down to the supply demand fundamentals is that what you think of the line of metals exchange is doing right now i mean they say that they're investigating this situation but i feel like it's just frustrating for average people right because they only investigate when another huge corporation like coca-cola happens to complain are we at least heard president obama mentioned he was going to start a task force to look into possible illegal oil speculation but like i said you never see the same when it comes down to you affecting real people around the world it comes to food prices and the fact that people are actually starting out that's right absolutel

for whatever occidental reasons, the internet has created in the united states started as a democratic place where everybody had a voice and it is still like that. anybody who wants to be a blocker or be on twitter can be. it has a powerful effect. but to say the movement toward democracy in egypt this year was caused by a facebook but it is absolutely true that the existence of electronic communication channels helped the movement enormously. it is not what it was about it was a desire for freedom but the enabling tool. conversely at this moment in china, the state is struggling to exert control over communication over the internet over other enterprises and of modern life and succeeding to a scary to agree. i hope not absolutely but i hope the internet that the pieces will be strong enough to overcome the technologies of the internet for state for corporate control. i don't think it is clear who the winner will be. it is something we need to pay attention to. >> host: i was fascinated by the idea of the aged two wells concept to the idea of the atmosphere but we go from there. [laugh

occidental road will get wet. fullman road, coleman valley road. getting wet. a look at the system. impressive. nice comma shape showing up there. that is the system that will roll over our neighborhood today. it will bring rain to all of our neighborhood. some could be record-setting. 60 in antioch, mountain view and redwood city. everybody else to mid-to-upper 50s. by the afternoon, most of rus in mid-to-upper 60s. along the coast to san francisco, and the last area to see the rain, antioch, livermore, fremont, palo alto, san jose. down to morgan hill. will be in the low to mid-70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- rain stays in the north bay in the morning hours and by noon it will start to move through the bay and south bay. scattered showers possibly tonight and then look how quickly the heat builds. another heat wave for holiday weekend. danielle has a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning, mike. as mike mentioned the roadways will be slick and wet today. do allow yourself extra time if you are headed out the door. also, a little extra space between you and the o

you can see heavier amounts on the back side toward bodega bay, occidental and some making its way toward inverness but it's a slow mover across the bay area. so it looks like it will pay a visit to much of us but it will take toward the afternoon before it gets into the south bay. so with that in mind, with temperatures cooler than average, a promise elizabeth of some heat. i now like that heat on the holiday weekend. >> i do. thank you, lawrence. something in my eye. >> get it out? >> not really, no. yeah. [ laughter ] >> let's go out to our maps. talk about mass transit as i continue to blink here. ace train number one still running about 8 minutes behind schedule. they got a late start out of tracy and right now still running behind schedule. train number 3, by the way, is on time. bart looks good, as well. muni metro, caltrain. slow traffic out of the altamont pass. usual brake lights, 17 minutes towards 680 and the dublin interchange. improvement towards pleasanton. an earlier accident before 680 is now gone. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. we'll try to help her dur

he has said many times the most important course his he took was the first and second year at occidental an american intellectual history and european intellectual history and chose to study political theory to know how ideas translate into politics? if that is his own conception and and the way he sees american politics, it seems to me it is only fair to take these folks seriously to see how he performs that operation himself and how he moves from his understanding into his understanding of politics. only a professional historian would have heard the of gross of professional historical scholarship in what looks too many people as simply a partisan use of materials from american history but it is much more than that. only someone who does history for a living may see that as historians see it. >> host: then you took up your pen to roach a very accessible treatment of this. you could have buried it in professional this course. who are you hoping to reach and to what end? here is how he thinks and isn't it interesting or we are engaged in various ways. so the audience and other expectation

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de la frontera occidental con colombia.alia y nueva zelanda permanecen suspendidos. grupo de ingenieros y artÍculo textos profesionales han unido conocimientos y buena voluntad. para contribuir a niÑos pobres en el continente. y tienen escuelas rurales mediante el programa me acompaÑa tania. quien reside en canadÁ. gracias por conversar con este proyecto. ojalÁ que mucha se pueden involucrar. ¿cÓmo surgio la idea. en quÉ consiste. >>> se dio cuenta de la necesidad que hay de escuelas sobre todo en los lugar rurales. >>> comenzÓ el proyecto re cono construyendo centros escolares en las zonas pobres en honduras y pueden hacerlo en otras partes del continente. el grupo de estados unidos. estÁ trabajando en haitÍ. se ve en lugares en africa y ahora hemos trabajado por muchos aÑos. en honduras construyendo mÁs de 70 escuelas en lugares rivales. muchos tienen lo bÁsico ¿que impacto tiene esto en las comunidades rurales r >>> se usan como centros mectds es el lugar donde se hacen actividades para la comunidad. y el apoyo que hemos

. >> en oriente, en la parte oriental en japÓn y china y gracias a dios ha venido a occidente. >> peroo. >> lo que pasa es que yo siempre cocino muy saludable. >> puntuaciÓn de lourdes? >> 3. 1. pero con todo te voy a dar un 9. 8. >> gracias. >> no! la prÓxima vez te... [risas] >> te voy a hacer una salchicha y ya. >> derecho a rÉplica. >> gracias, gracias. >> tu venganza. >> por eso es que yo amo a despierta amÉrica. >> primero el mangÚ, se lo comieron frÍo porque rodner durÓ mucho cocinando lo suyo. >> tercero! con la conspiraciÓn masculina. >> nos queda poco tiempo para finalizar el programa. >> yo tengo que darte la oportunidad de que te reivindiques con tu pÚblico. >> tenemos una receta tÍpica dominicana. habichuelas con dulce. quÉ ricura y qué delicia y toda la cocina. tienes dos minutos para hacer esta receta. >> cÓmo se prepara. >> si no supiste... >> me estÁn llamando, permiso! >> no, no. [risas] >> cÓmo se hace? >> agarras la habichuela, le pones todo junto, canela. >> amiga, ayÚdame. y le pones la leche. >> amigos dominicanos! >> perdÓn, perdón. lo admito, yo no sÉ cocinar n

occidental petroleum has a contract.t: jack, i'm not cutting you off, but you have made your point, so i'm moving on. guest: first of all, i usually don't -- preface any arguments with my opponents full of baloney. no. i followed these things, probably as much as you have, and my opinion deserves as much respect as your opinion deserves. i think that any -- i've been told by the left in this country that everything that we have ever done that america has done, whether it was vietnam or elsewhere, was always motivated by the oil companies or some big, powerful, rich interests. that's just -- i think that there is a factor in american democracy where interest groups are taken into consideration, but i think, by and large, the mistakes that have been made have not been made because we were so vile that we're willing to kill all those people in order for the oil companies to make money. that is a viciously anti-american perspective. i don't share that with you. host: last phone call for you, congressman. thank you very much