addressed pertaining to the exterior and interior of this dwelling which is at the corner of ellsworth and ogden. since the city is going in a completely different direction with the dilapidation of blight ordinance, building ordinance, this is not how we 1 property owners to maintain their property. therefore, the way that the item described in the agenda, we would ask you to defer the notice of violation. we feel every item on there was incredibly valid for what we saw. we ask that the department's representative be upheld, that the order of abatement be upheld on this, and encourages the homeowner to go forward and everything they need and call for a final inspection so these items are cleared and individuals in the property are no longer impacted. thank you. >> any questions? >> the owner says he does not have access to the property. >> that is something he has been indicating to us for the past six months. obviously, some of the items on the exterior of the building had been addressed. with respect to the interior of the property, six months is sufficient time to be able to do the proper no

ogden is also a union rep who says teachers keep paying more for healthcare. >> every january, our salary goes down, our take-home pay goes down and the other unions within the district haven't given that up yet. so it's a tough pill to swallow. >> reporter: another union rep says the union feels the district is taking and our way or the highway approach to negotiations. superintendent steven lawrence presented a much different picture. >> the state's the one that's letting us down. it's not our employees in our district. they are doing an excellent job. >> reporter: are you purposely wearing blue today? >> yes. i'm as blue about the educational budget as anybody else. >> reporter: a couple new school board members take over tonight. they will be brought up to speed on all this. dana, they will talk a little bit about the budget tonight and they will discuss the school closures sometime in january. >> all right. ann notarangelo, thank you. >>> the suspect in the sexual assault of a girl at a san leandro wal-mart did appear in court today. bail was set at $150,000 for carlyle villazon. he

the pilot was trying to land at nearby ogden airport in utah.omes caught fire and no one in the homes was hurt. the planes clipped power lines. >> we were watching television and the power clicked off and there was a huge explosion sound and then we had seen a flash outside. >> at least 50 neighbors were forced to stay in a shelter because of the crash. how important is facebook? so much so that changes to your profile is now on 60 minutes. >> the ceo was on last night. the second time he has been on the show. this time talking about the movie social network and a new way to present your profile. it will look more like a cover letter, where you went to school and what you did for a living created in a narrative. you will be able to pick your favorite friends as the picture as well. good luck trying not to lose which friends you don't lose as your favorites. you are there. a interview with the head of the fed, ben ber narchg whoa expects it will take years for unemployment to return to normal. bernanke defending the purchase of billions in govern

host: next will call, ogden, utah, stephen on the independent line.aller: why hasn't anybody looked at, in this day and age, socialized medicine so that everyone will get equal health care? and number two, according to the obama health care law, why is it that the government takes people who cannot afford the health insurance -- who thinks people who cannot afford health insurance can afford to pay a fine? guest: one of the problems with the health care bill is that the fine is not enough. insurance is still more expensive than paying the fine. it is an interesting question. the chances are that people will -- who do not want to buy insurance probably will not. and they will wait for the them.ment to find thefine s to socialized medicine, and also in response to the lady that just a couple of questions, too, one of the misconceptions that came out early in our conversation about health care reform in the united states is that we do not have the best health care in the world. that is simply not true. i will tell you where that came from. there was one

host: next will call, ogden, utah, stephen on the independent line.r: why hasn't anybody looked at, in this day and age, socialized medicine so that everyone will get equal health care? and number two, according to the obama health care law, why is it that the government takes people who cannot afford the health insurance -- who thinks people who cannot afford health insurance can afford to pay a fine? guest: one of the problems with the health care bill is that the fine is not enough. insurance is still more expensive than paying the fine. it is an interesting question. the chances are that people will -- who do not want to buy insurance probably will not. and they will wait for the them.ment to find thefine s to socialized medicine, and also in response to the lady that just a couple of questions, too, one of the misconceptions that came out early in our conversation about health care reform in the united states is that we do not have the best health care in the world. that is simply not true. i will tell you where that came from. there was one surv

-- were donald ereh, chairlady ding consequence, mark phillip, jamie gorilic, paul mcnulty, david ogden, and larry thompson. now, mr. coe's nomination, has been on the executive calendar for 4 1/2 months since it was reported favorably by the executive committee way back in july. i have a hard time remembering any time -- either republican or democratic administrations -- a deputy ag has been held up like this. it was our experience with the last president, republican president, that we moved the deputies through very, very rapidly. now, the republican senators who continue to block us from consideration this well-qualified nominee out to just sto step forward and explain why they feel it's justified to continue leaving america without a crucial resource we need to combat terrorism and keep the country safe. instead of just doing this anonymously, they ought to step forward and say, why can't we have a deputy attorney general, the number-two law enforcement position for the whole united states of america? so i'm going to ask in a few minutes unanimous consent for a time agreement to deb