deal with legitimate sites that he would deal with offline -- that you would be dealing with offline. seniors and kids are more gullible. the education needs to be put in schools. the schools need to be involved. that is essential. the schools will get involved when the kids mess up -- cyber- bullying or something like that. they ought to get involved a lot earlier on the side of education. >> that was the maryland attorney general gansler. while in los angeles, we learned about the cable industry in europe. we talk to the head of the credit -- the trade association in europe. >> can you tell me about the state of the business after the recent financial crisis? >> things are still pretty good. it is a subscription-based business. we have a 72 million subscribers in about 22 countries. -- we have about 72 million subscribers in about 22 countries. 2009 was a rough year. there is much stronger growth in new services -- internet, high-speed, telephony. >> with the sovereign debt crisis, there was access to capital markets -- was their access to capital markets to continue to grow the bus

because we have this problem with repair in muni and equipment being offline. as the advertising easily transferred to another operating vehicle? >> i do not know it has ever come up but they would have the entitlement to any number of vehicles on the street. supervisor avalos: mr. ross, be sure your report. >> members of the committee, mr. chairman, as pointed out on page 3 where using guarantee gross revenues, whichever is higher. and then there is an adjustment on the 5% minimum annual guarantee on table two that they have rejected the pay $448,000, about $148,000 more than the menu will guarantee. -- minimal guarantee. page seven of the report, i will go right to the recommendation, that you continue the resolution to the call of the chair to allow for time for an increase in the annual minimum guaranteed amount for an additional $500,000 each year. incorporating the estimated increase under the amendment in the annual minimal guarantee amount should be subject? the increase in the amount of the parent -- fail guarantee would have a violence of wrapped up a

let's hope that we are able through both of the efforts, offline and online note, to achieve reform that we can all be proud of. think you again. president chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: i think this has improved upon what was in the charter amendment, but i think as a whole, it does not include a set aside. i think that is, from a public policy standpoint, a better approach. finally, with respect to some of the comments that have been made about the budget, i appreciate all of the work that has been done, and i appreciate the work done by supervisor avalos and others, and i will simply say -- in terms of how the mayor's office approaches this process in this budget, from my perspective, the fact that at the end of the day, a larger add-back list was finalized and approved demonstrates the fact that there was more money there, and i think that the fact that the mayor's office was able to find that additional money is proof of that, and i think that with something like that, it is needed. i appreciate the work that was done, and i also, again, want to thank president chiu for

i could certainly offline run what a combination would look like. i don't think it would be wildly different, but i don't think it would be exactly the same. supervisor elsbernd: thank you. >> so as i was saying, what this impact analysis, which shows the impact we're projecting each year over the next 20 years on public sector employment, on private sector employment, and on the two together, is based on a scenario in which the city's revenue increases by $35 million a year, and $35 million of higher costs is shared between the real estate sector and sectors which are major consumers of downtown real estate. the impact of the legislation throughout the 20 years, i think it's fair to say in the context of the san francisco economy, is very small. there are about 550,000, maybe slightly fewer now, wage and salary jobs in san francisco. we're talking about between 0 and 250 private sector jobs being reduced in any given year over the lifetime of this analysis. so it's, you know, considerably less than .1% of employment that's at stake here. neverthele

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

. >> reporter: the site has been offline much of the day. it goes back online, back offline.ny people downloading these 90,000-plus confidential u.s. military records. live in washington, scott macfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we're also following new developments out of -- out of afghanistan where afghan officials are confirming taliban claims that a neighborvy sailor has been killed and another sailor captured. $to,000 reward is being offered by the u.s. >>> in iraq, a suicide bomb attack at a tv station killed at least six people and injured 16 more. the bomb went off outside the television building in baghdad. militants view the arabic news station as being prowestern. >>> 8:18 the a group of gay clergy members in san francisco have been welcomed back into the nation's largest lutheran group after being pan had banned for almost ten years. in a ceremony yesterday, six pastors were added to the clergy roster. a seventh pastor was reinstated. lat year, the evangelical church decided to lift a policy that required pastors to be celibate. >>> the irs is repo

the other engines and a truck will be taken offline. >> i know what it takes to get to this job. and to have them put their heart and soul into it and then to have the emotional and financial hardship that's going to be coming to them is very hard for me as the brotherhood to take. all of us, it's deeply affecting us. >> the interim fire chief says people will not notice the difference. she says the fire department will still show up when people call 911 for an emergency. >>> seven centers will keep providing preschool and child care in oakland even though they were to be shut down today. the problem a familiar one that plagues school districts across california, lack of state funding forcing major budget cuts but oakland unified reversed its decision yesterday after some parents had threatened to lock themselves in the centers to keep them running. >> we think we have found a way to reprioritize some one-time stimulus money. >> that money is expected to keep the centers open through august. what happens after that is anyone's guess. >>> a court hearing this morning about the con

three other engines and a truck will be taken offline, also. >> i know what it takes to get to this job. and to have them put their heart and soul into it and then to have the emotional and financial hardship that's going to be coming to them is very hard for me as the brotherhood to take. all of us, it's deeply affecting us. >> the interim fire chief says people will not notice the difference. she says the fire department will still show up when people call 911 for an emergency. >>> the california state university system says starting sunday, it will accept student applications for next spring at all campuses even ones trying to reduce enrollment but if the state budget stalemate continues there is no guarantee anyone will be admitted. but if money for the csu is quickly restored, some qualified students will be allowed to begin in the spring semester. several csu campuses that attract most campuses including san jose state and san francisco state, have been limiting the number of new students to deal with their budget issues. >>> 6:14. >> coming up, the bay area city that's among the

do your research, plan offline activities that relate to where you're going on your trip. >>> jumping for joy at golder gate park. this past saturday a crowd celebrated international happiness day. they're members of a growing movement, an industry replete with research, books and college courses that believes happiness is a science that can be taught. amy calls herself a happiness expert. she offers three month happiness makeovers, the cost $3,000. >> i guarantee happiness for the rest of your life or your money back. >> i think she's going to be giving a lot of people their money back. >> happiness is being with somebody you like, being with somebody you love. i don't need no makeover. >> i was skeptical at first. >> after taking the makeover and producing a documentary about her experience, she is a believer. >> i tried just about everything to be happy. i've been to years of therapy, on antidepressants, antianxiety drugs. one of the biggest revelations about this program is, i have a choice about how i feel, how i'm going to react to given circumstances. >> most people define happ

they are having to close a firehouse, they are having to take engines offline. and never before in the long history of this department have they had to lay off firefighters but that's what's happening tomorrow. >>> reporter: san jose fire engine 33 is still in service but not for long. just threeoffs after opening in the communication hill neighborhood, station 33 is about to lock its doors and close and this firefighter, just 26, is losing his job. it's a bit too much for the fire captain to take and he is one of the few speaking out. >> to be essentially thrown out of my station and have my station's doors closed, in the final months of my career is very sad. >> reporter: he has 30 years with san jose. johnson is just a rookie. he was not allowed by the department to speak on camera but he is one of the 49 young firefighters who lose their jobs tomorrow due to budget cuts and a contract stalemate. >> i know what it takes to get to this job. and to have them put their heart and soul into it and then have the emotional and financial hardship that's going to be c

facebook events to unveil the new explorer while the on-line event to will coincide with the big offline reveal in several cities across the nation this marked the first time the major car company is for going the of the show for big web the unveiling let's go ahead and take a look at these book page. some of the vehicle specks on the big revealed a number of videos will be posted introducing online users to the new vehicle. a spokesperson said some of the videos will serve as a virtual walk rounds designed to mimic the experience that person would have either not a show appeared to check out the page for yourself this are whats on the web section of www.kron4.com. >> current conditions starting to cool down a little bit but we are seeing clear skies fog only hugging the coast line half moon bay 57 degrees out there now, 16 san francisco. in the spots on the warm side and '80s and '90s. will have another warmer day of there tomorrow if the fog will not have that much about the effect of a forecast only sitting at the close this evening and slow to move been cured by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow th

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i'll be happy to talk to you offline about it. but the civilian mission, the reason we're here today before your committee, is absolutely indispensable because this is not simply a war of military fronts. it is a war in the end, and this goes back to the question of congressman schiff and congressman lewis and all your colleagues. we must have a way of improving the afghan governance. and yet we cannot replace that government as was implicit in the exchange with congressman schiff. what we need to do is help them establish themselves. now, ill's a very interesting point, which i don't think i've mentioned publicly before. when we took office, we inherited a mission statement from the previous administration, which i don't know if it was public or not, but it was extraordinarily ambitious. it was -- it was creating a modern state, a modern democracy in afghanistan with limited resources. the president narrowed the mission to a reasonable, achievable goal and increased the resources with the support of your committee. that was the c

bringing together people that are online or offline. >> unless they decide to open it up to researchers, is almost impossible research. something we have thought about quite a lot. i wanted to ask you about the projects you are involved with. one of the best stories shows up in your comments section, exciting because you are listened to, terrifying because your listen to. why did this pot hole like it fixed? can you say a few words about any success or your experience with that? >> basically the idea was to create a sense of social media in the country where the average person would not need to embody in building network through platforms already available and conversations already happening. maybe it could be akin to something more like the huffington post, for a more american perspective. a very difficult thing to do, people would not like to have their name published, perhaps. that is part of the arabs fear at this point. this and that happened, they will tell their stories to their friends. they can be very frustrated with what is happening, once you tell them to take action it gets