so we're stuck -- where stucco but thes up to -- butts up to brick or wood or to vinyl or -- those are the areas that you have to be -- where two materials come together, that's the area that you really have to maintain and that's where the leaks happen. that's where cracks occur. there's differential settlement, over time the materials pull apart and that's where you really have to be concerned about maintaining a water proof seal. >> so if you look at a picture like this where we see the stairs which are probably concrete and the building which is a wood frame building, they separate. they will separate. they are not made of the same materials. and the reason that we have a gap that will ultimately occur between the stair and the building is they have different rates of expansion and contraction from the sun and just from temperature change. they have differential settlement in san francisco. everything settling a little bit. doesn't have to be settling a lot but if it settles a quarter of an inch over 10 years, part of it is going to settle more than another part and the inherent ma

or shut down or pillaged or taken over or investigated or anything like that so it's it's a completely distributive currency system and that's one of the reasons why you don't have a central place that is controlling the creation but it's people who are interested in getting bitcoins you can even buy them or you can trade for them or or you can devote your computer to creating that was so it was kind of launched from this algorithm but what stops people from counterfeiting that. well there's a number of counterfeiting measures that are put in there i won't bore everyone with the technical details i just had an interview about with a fellow about this on my channel that the you tube dot com forward slash demand radio but basically it's and it's encrypted and there's a lot of failsafe mechanisms in there to prevent counterfeiting so every time you buy something from someone that information goes out to everyone in the network automatically and so you can't reuse the coin somewhere else it's a very powerful system and it's a really ingenious system it's a beautiful thing that has been cre

it reads, "it shall be the duty of the owner of lots or portions of lots immediately of birding on or adjacent to any street to maintain such a street tree. the duties shall include both routine and major maintenance of the street trees. b reads "the department may determine to undertake the regular routine and/or major maintenance of certain street trees to promote consistency in the maintenance of trees." e read, "the director may determine to relinquish responsibility for seven trees or portrays prior to release pushing maintenance, responsibilities, the part michelle perform all necessary major tree maintenance as of the day designated by the director. all maintenance and tree- related maintenance shall be the responsibility of the property owner." those are the three items in the public works co we would like to highlight today. supervisor avalos: do you know how many other jurisdictions have similar rules and laws are rowntree maintenance -- and around tree maintenance that give responsibility to the property owner? >> a few years ago, that responsibility was turned over to prop

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or not? i was testifying last week in philadelphia about the philadelphia drop where my client is the city council in philadelphia. he may have been referring to the philadelphia dropped where there was a cost estimate at a small cost but because it was small enough, they were able to keep it. while i would agree we do not have the range the ordinance is written, this seems to be an absolute test. with the fuzziness seems to be is in the numbers because they say they are not sure. it could be a cost or a savings that i would like to have you keep that in mind. that is my prepared remarks. supervisor chu: thank you very much. supervisor mirkarimi: base of a conversation we had with our controller, i don't think the problem is competing data. we do not have much data as everybody seems to agree various scenarios seem to be indeterminable at the moment. the problem is the way proposition b was written is that it has not enabled the city based on the commentary by the controller's office to study

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the tension or military trials or what have you. the tradition in this country up until maybe the last ten years is that the courts are silent during war. they are not willing to tell the executive certain wartime tactics are unjustified. you mentioned earlier to me that i said that the courts didn't do much in the last ten years. that is a little bit of an exaggeration. they did more than they had done in the past. they did review and criticized executive policy much more than in the past but they ended up not issuing decisions that cause change in executive policy. the judges r. judges. they are used to interpreting contracts and addressing race and sex discrimination and the country is at war and they evaluate internment policies. they don't feel they are qualified to do that. >> host: art from north carolina at e-mails to you in connection with your analysis of the rise of the executive what role does the parallel rise of independent agencies like the fcc, sec etc. how do these agencies and effort from various government departm

enough confidence or were thought to understand whether or not you're doing a good job and so my belief is you run for your run for election and if they accept your they accept you then you carry that out well maybe maybe they just think that when you are in office you you've got too much of what we call the administrative resource i mean you can you you can you can pull more more money more resources to being reelected that the graph there's no more time because of just worry about reelected and you not worry about doing your job then you can't be reelected most people worry about that maybe they don't accumulate money i get my campaign going and they forget about doing their job and so the mayor is more it's not a partisan job the mayor is about people and that's what a mayor's office is about ok what's your biggest achievement what makes you kid kids proud of you as a mayor who i think is giving them a good quality education striving to do that and i pointed out because you could do everything in a city but if you don't educate your children then you have really failed as a society a

three years or four d two and half years or for people who actually entered drop -- the ranges are shown in the report. with that, i will take any questions you have. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i appreciate the information. i'm still trying to understand of the baseline comparisons based on the data that has been handed to us. on the city analysis cost for detail, it itemizes everything from the beginning paid to trainers to help savings arrive acosta $55,100. are you with me on that? >> yes. but we did not have anything to do with that calculation. supervisor mirkarimi: that is the controller. i'm just trying to understand because it is derived from partial savings or lack of savings based on what those costs are verses what of the other bookend, what are costs may be through the drought program. maybe you and/or the comptroller could speak to the probationary time -- that is not itemize year. -- that is not itemized here. >> let me show you where the 55,000 comes from. if you treat every year served by a drop officer as a deferred cost to the police department, looking at the agg

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or. to. serve more troops to place here for six. hours. so let me give you a few more details the thing is kind of like a polygraph but also measures your heart rate and steadiness of gaze as you're walking through that terminal and that's just great because i know i get a little bit nervous when i go through that old porno scanner thing next thing i know i would be arrested for suspicion of being a terrorist now d.h. s. is really not saying a whole lot about this new system but they claim it has seventy percent success rate so far those tests have only taken place in a lab so i just wonder what will happen when those remote sensors are moved into a crowded airport or a bus terminal god know the terminal of angry holiday travelers can seem like a world cup group of would be criminals as you can imagine there are critics out there and i say rightly so sometimes scientists question if there are enough unique signatures for quote mal intent that's the homeland security's term for the intention to cause harm the scientists say try to different

or cap or get it and i don't know i'll you know the only time i buy them i think is if i'm getting on a plane. far more than i will spend my money on their replies there is dean's there like issue of you know what the jesus say oh you know you want to buy about just to see how the rogers story everybody every spring but now it's desperate it's pathetic and i'm looking forward to newsweek going bankrupt. out well i think this one just might do it for them it's just too bizarre and kind of like more of it if you're going to do it why would you recreate someone there's so much better photo shop every day you know women's bags or whatever you saw demi moore last on the cover of a magazine they're not worth the federal dollars more international got a great surgeon surgeon who does all the work she answered ok so you know we think about the westboro baptist a lot on this show we've interviewed shirley felt so far on this program but right now there's a new controversy because apparently the f.b.i. invited the westboro baptist to come to quantico and basically according to the f.b.i. they w

if it's unsanitar we ask it be cleaned or be repaired or replaced. we can't say, sometimes we get calls who want these things replaces because they occupied a unit for 20 years and think it's time to replace it. unless we see it's frayed or unsanitar we can't ask for it to be replaced. >> the occupant might say my apartment has not been paint indeed 20 years it's time to paint it. the code does not require that. it doesn't say every 20 years you have to repaint or replace carpeting. in hotels there are issues about masresses and linens and bed bugs. >> there is a problem with bed bugs if a building has bed bugs it's a complicate asked requires a lot of diligence to get rid of them. so, if you run across that you really do need to talk with the department of public health. they actually have good materials and protocols that i have set up to assist the exterminator with that. it does require a professional pest control operator deal with that area and the surrounding area on more than one occasion because of the biology and life siefl bed bugs. they a

people based on race or religion or any other group. it used to be the case that if you committed a crime on federal land, or in a federal jurisdiction, you could prosecute somebody for a hate crime, since the '60s, based on race. those were usually voting rights violations in the '60s. late '60s this law was passed. it was... so the law was both expanded to include a hate crime against somebody who's gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender. but it was also federalized so that if there's a state... so if you're in, i don't know, alabama, mississippi, puerto rico... there was a recent hate crime in puerto rico, where it doesn't look... didn't look like the district attorney was going to take it up as a hate crime. and what is a hate crime? a hate crime is when you commit a crime against somebody, and you use kind of language, racist language, homophobic language, which is evidence that you didn't just kill the person, or you didn't just rob the person, or you didn't just maim the person to do it, but you did it because of that identity, b

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or is here and. that's not official long term budget saving tips a longer term more complicated problem then you know when there's an emergency designation and there's going to be fun they're going to go there when they need money they don't have now they have the money to the right now and they don't have a hook and some promise that the money will come all the lines come on the line this emotion behind we're not the money come from that's all that's not the only things why don't they want the cuts purse why can't they do this is ten thousand out of three they're not here we have the funds there's a hair money now they have where we've pushed the question is down the road will they have money but they have enough money or is it we're going to pay them or once we're going to take your argument that it's going to be fun tax that conversation going over the pay for i now the wharf iraq all these people are now saying we have to pay for everything and didn't really feel that they needed to do that's all

or cocaine or heroin that's not the solution this is a commitment to reducing illegal drugs we've had success and they are certainly we need to make improvements but let's don't throw this out and say let's legalize everything so anything about that jeffrey what would you legalize if you legalize everything across the board. i would legalize everything across the board so let me agree with mr hutchinson that just legalizing marijuana is a relatively small issue in terms of all the ancillary negatives of black markets and corruption and and violence huge fraction of all those negatives that we associate with the illegal drug trade they are due to other drugs not mainly to marijuana so we really do have to have an honest conversation about all these other drugs where i really disagree is the view that drug prohibition is reduced is keeping the consumption of drugs substantially lower than it otherwise would be there's just no evidence for that whatsoever ok we don't have perfect evidence on that issue because very few countries have ever taken the legalization experiment but the extent

welcome they learn a show when i look at the real headlines with none of them or see or hear a lot out of washington d.c. now they will take a look at a battle between banks and retailers to industry giants at the end of the day and screw over you the consumer and as a new batch of wiki leaks cables it shows the u.s. fighting to keep factory wages down in haiti so that companies like levi's and haynes can keep making the big bucks but first let's see what the mainstream media decided to spend all of their time on while missing the bigger stories. there private a third prize it's still wiener gate and i'm not getting these people will just not let this story go i'll try me all right it wouldn't be a day on cable t.v. if we do a kind a bit of anthony weiner and then here comes the drip i'm talking about today a vegas blackjack dealer named lisa weiss well she came forward and admitted having a nine month sexting relationship with a congressman another woman in the wiener scandal is a porn star june juror lee today t.m.c. reported winner gave the porn star get this detailed instructions o

right now on treasure island or your balbuena -- or yerba buena, there is no jurisdiction that would be triggered. we would rely on the planning department and their historic experts to analyze a project in terms of its compatibility with the secretary of interior's standards. certainly one thing that you could do in this case -- there is a provision in the design for development which is one of the documents that is part of the special use district, which is coming up later on your agenda. you could certainly propose an amendment to that that rather than having tihdi rely on -- right now, they are qualified as a historic resource experts. you could qualify that the expert be from the planning department. they could then consult with the hpc if they decided to do that. this is more of a procedural matter in terms of who does this kind of review. it does not address or does not create any concerns about inadequacy, which is a matter that is before you right now. i think some of the earlier amendments which were discussed to some of the other documents were procedural in nature and do

air it's liquid sodium liquid metal and so on contact with water or air it could explode or catch on fire so it's a very risky reactor design they've had fires that manjoo they had a bad fire in one thousand nine hundred five that's been largely shut down ever since and the danger of this procedure it's so unnecessary they can just shut the reactor down not try to extract this thing it's in the extraction of this three point three ton weight that they could step in dominoes falling that could lead to a disaster what is this three and a half ton thing that i didn't know what it was used to be honest i don't know it's a newer cities any. they are saying i fell in there and ok it plays a role in the reactor and i'm not sure what it is but it weighs three point three tons they don't need to remove it but they want to operate this thing this manjoo experiment is twenty years old it's cost twelve billion dollars and a part of it is suppose it's supposed to generate electricity for our society it's generated electricity for one hour in those twenty years. isn't isn't one of the other reason

as 25% or about $124 million. in a more pessimistic view, additional reductions would be required to balance, so i hope this is somewhat helpful to provide just an order of magnitude since as we work through this as to what the range of possibilities really does look like. it is a fair one that obviously what we think will happen today will not be what ultimately happens, and this will probably provide some more realistic views as a there is uncertainty the father out we go. there were also some questions of the committee regarding reserve levels and reserve status. as of july 1, our two major reserves, the rainy day reserve and general fund reserve -- will total just north of $58 million. that obviously during the past five years represents a pretty significant drawdown in reserves as we work for this current downtrend. in 2008, the navy reserve had a balance of just under $120 million, and the purpose is to draw on it when it is raining, and we have drawn on it during the last downturn, with $50 million in draws

or you name it. the same thing could happen with this as well where it -- in the case of a bookstore, an art gallery, a cafe or a restaurant, i don't see thea becoming a problem. but in the case of a bar, i see it becoming a mini nightclub or a place of entertainment. and yet, the total cost for this permit is $350. is that correct zph -- is that correct? >> 350 or in that range. 350 and then another -- >> $ 385. as opposed to the cost of entertainment and the reason the cost of entertainment is so much higher is because of the cost of handling the permits and enforcing the permits and because of all the work that vage has to do on following up on anybody's complaints and taking some readings and going through hearing processes and things like that. so i would also have some question as to whether the cost for this live performance permit, if it were to be in a bar, would be not nearly enough to cover the cost of enforcement. i know that's just -- it's a matter of opinion. but i'm talking about unint

or san diego or sacramento or other urban centers in california? what kind of security do they have? i don't know what the answer is. >> we have a survey of all the county hospitals in california and we know that denver health is a large comparable hospital and provides care to medi-calpatients in large numbers and very much like us they have had private security for many, many yearses and many, many hospitals across the country. yopg we focused on -- i don't think we focused on all the county hospitals across california and we can do a survey, but i am necessarily certain if that is a definitive answer to a question or just a measure or a gauge of where the balance is in decision making and influence which is often times a factor, too. there is no other hospital in san francisco that has certainly sworn officers. st. francis is located near the tenderloin and they run a close relationship with the clinic and treat a large number of homeless and people who show up in the emergency rooms and st. mary's at golden gate park and another neighborhood wh

or less so the same. and people have said over the years that you can't have democracy in front of central europe or eastern europe because of the slavs or the greek orthodox no car can do it and the catholics are let in america can't do it and the spaniards can't do it you know it's always a good excuse. to choose the other model which is equally part of world heritage you know and you have to make a choice not to change gears here you have to find go to you there's loggerheads now in the united nations security council on how to move forward in dealing with yemen in and syria do you think that is a direct result of the botched job in libya in a really should the international community be so involved because when it got really involved in libya it turned into a quagmire. right it turned into a quagmire because no clear set of objectives were defined at the outset of the mission libya's is a dictatorship that hinges almost exclusively. fee and the minute that you leave the head of the monster so to speak

or or the u.k. to go through something like this and we saw what happened in two thousand and eight when they were going through deep recession so there was a big monitor if this will stimulus and right let's see because i'm really going to jump in here when we return we'll continue our discussion on the fate of the state . he started. listening to. sleep. i think. i. think leg . length. three. three three. three . if you still. want to. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle right before we were to the break room we were talking about how the euro is. how some people think it is collapsing in europe especially if you're on employing greece but what are the implications internationally i mean the chinese are very very unhappy about this the united states is just about to end its quantitative easing it's hard to how do the i don't all three of these fifty gather i don't think it's really interesting you are talking about the weaknesses in the in the euro but actually the euro has been strengthe

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blood or whatever the case may be. as you reminded me, our district generates the most 311, or at least our office does, in the city, and we introduce those every tuesday to shore those up, and yet, we realize that we are taxing, as all of us try to do, the city services to respond. the question i am wondering is are people getting away with this with impunity? are we seen as basically being so passive about it that they think that we can go ahead and do this? >> with the approval by the board of the plight ordinance, we have made significant strides, particularly with regard to graffiti on private property. we're getting much better compliance now pirie to the extent people are not complying, we have and that is and to basically compel compliance. folks are not, on the whole, i would say getting away with it with impunity. for the many tens of thousands of service requests for graffiti that we are getting, we are getting very high levels of compliance and you may see 10 or 12 people who are not happy, but those other

or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, ask your doctor if pradaxa can reduce your risk of a stroke. >>> i hired great people. i was never the smartest guy in the room. from the first person i hired i was never the smartest guy in the room. and that's a big deal. ft. you're going to be a leader, if you're a leader and you're the smartest guy in the room you've got real problems. >> one of the examples of business advice jack welch has come out with, from the jack welch business management institute. you say you aren't the smartest guy in the room. a lot of the time you probably were, jack. what i liked about you was the simple philosophy you brought to the business. having read your books, i will read some of the thing

if you're lucky, you can get 20 years out of something, or 25 would be a lot. in these high rises, the probs -- the homeowners associations don't always realize that so when they put money aside for repairs, -- i'm president of the four seasons homeowners association and we're putting money each year towards replacement of the windows. there are other associations that are not doing that, and sometimes they come up with a big surprise, and say all of a sudden they get this 75,000, 100,000 assessment. it's not something i guess that the city can legislate, perhaps, but -- >> that's interesting -- >> but it's something everybody needs to know. there's a life to this product. >> there's an inplied did youribility to the code but doesn't stay what it is. we often approve materials and the code says when we approve alternative methods of materials, there's eight specific lets which include safety, health, fire assistiveness, security, durability is one of those things. when someone says i'm going to use this product and i think it's equivalent to what the code requi

tease station or news management acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort plaintiff's proposed news report on deviates wilson lost the genie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted news report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on that t.v. tease their thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that a station did not mean wilson to falsify and distort the news through their b.t.h. story but we are included indicated in the finding of this theory that we do not distort news for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars let us not have to do with the store show the news it is not true false vacation of the us for last an incapacity one hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for searching for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars fox a killed the jury's decision which isn

or dealing with them throwing up or something. so it was a household under chaos. >> reporter: at age 2, noah and alexis were finally diagnosed with cerebral palsy. the family learned all they could about it. but mom retta noticed something strange with alexis. >> alexis would wake up in the morning, and she was able to function but by 10:30 or 11:00 in the morning, she could no longer sit up. she could not swallow. she couldn't walk. >> reporter: so retta started digging. >> i came up with an article titled "deft diagnosis." >> reporter: the symptoms matched the twins, they were diagnosed with the disorder, given medications and soon -- ♪ >> reporter: then about 16 months ago, a setback, alexis began to have breathing problems. >> we ended up almost losing her a couple times. we had the paramedics in the house. >> reporter: so retta became a medical detective again, taking the twins to baylor college of medicine where a team of doctors started to search for and found the exact gene mutations that made the twins sick. by identifyi

our children or our children strangers in our congress here in the united states or our legislators out there will be vote all these different laws tax laws and corporate laws what can be more important than deciding on the eminent genetic future of life on earth. while kings go mad their people suffer. how some take advantage of power that was given to them. the secrets of big dirty money. on our genes. and you can. still. listen to the live. welcome back across our guy peter lavelle remind you we're discussing the euro and its prospects led to kick. start living. ok andrew i'd like to go back to you before we went to the break we're talking about whether to bail out banks or not but there seems to be so many bailouts going on in the europe euro zone is it really having a positive impact because we see that contains and spreading not contract and everyone's talking about spain now and then italy's on. the head. no i'm not arguing for bailing out banks i'm arguing for avoiding the need to endlessly go down the slippery slope of bailing out banks and the way to do that is to move tow

guardian is the teacher or principal administrator or whatever and. we are not required to report to the state or register or do anything like that we do have certain you know we work wired to. follow a bonafide program of reading spelling arithmetic and good citizenship. but what if your kids don't want to learn how to read. well most of the time you know i think it's almost really difficult not to learn how to read well most children learn naturally anyway and you can introduce steps of them but you know kids learn at different paces and i know several families where the children learn to read whenever they wanted to read and they ended up loving it now the love of learning was not squashed and they ended up in you know following pursuits and passions and even careers where reading was you know totally necessary and it just goes along with the precept that you know children can and will learn what they need to or want to learn when they want or learn or need to learn it ok we just this is second life there but if there was a student or a child who s

bart will also be responsible for any claims or issues that arise from the general public or the area stakeholders regarding the barriers. bart must obtain port building permits for the project, which require that federal, state, and city regulatory issues be procured, such as ceqa and san francisco bay conservation development commission documents. for the surface barriers, port staff have reviewed the design and layout and also accepted the ceqa determination, and bcdc's approval has been required. when bart submit their request for the barriers, they will be required to provide similar approvals. port and bart have agreed on the various and to establish conditions under which these proposed barriers will be addressed in respect to the review procedures, construction, design, access, relocation, maintenance, and indemnification. the cooperative agreement is 66 years along with bart's right to request an extension before the 64th year. on october 26, 2010, the port commission by resolution 1071 approved the cooperative agreement subject to the approval of the board of supervisors. ba

a restaurant you just can't go in and start a radio or t.v. station. because the airwaves are finite and not only are they finite. their own not by the seller but by the people but on december eighteenth two thousand and seven republican members of the f.c.c. voted to allow broadcasters and newspapers in the same town to have the same owner cross ownership may help to forestall the erosion and local news coverage by enabling companies to share these local news gathering costs across multiple media problems. today's order amends the thirty two year old absolute ban on newspaper broadcast cross ownership. last time the commission went down this road the majority heard and felt the outrage of millions of citizens and congress and the court and they're hearing from citizens once again there's a new lawsuit from radio and media access project and a resolution to disapprove the f.c.c. vote by the u.s. senate we have visited this issue previously i think there is too much concentration in the media and the f.c.c. rule moves in exactly the wrong direc

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basically reach out to youth and let them know that they don't got to resort to streets or gains or any of that. that there is alternatives to a better life. >> mind is basically just, like, the barriers, like with the younger youth. some say they probably have counselors for them, who, like, you can see going in the wrong direction. as far as with schools, you can ask them what they are passionate about and tried to incorporate that or have youth- led project or something like that. we need to have a group of people really focused on the youth and with the other -- underground street economy. that means the main youth that i think need help, and they are not going to ask for it. they are locked up here they are not going to come to you and say they need help. they are not going to want to change. we need someone to push them to want to change and want to get help and understand that there is a better place they could be at. i feel like we need to start -- on the news, mostly everything you see is negative. we need to start covering positive events. have more positive things and take ov

president bush would immigration or. prime. or waiting for president obama. and yes you're absolutely right he has been extremely or fair to. go as far as quote unquote back here is really really. that. exam a credit party and their inaction i mean how do you explain the nine hundred thousand. i think i repeat unique opportunity here i really do believe they. are all. the party is more powerful and i see a unique opportunity with president obama in. the next day a day where the immigrant rights and i really hold. we're going to argue i want to thank you very much for joining us and you know maybe the tequila party is actually going to force politicians to start moving on the issue will or really as like i said you know the best of two evils thanks so much for joining us . also to come on tonight's show an internist fired for retreating support of gays apparation media and goes on a homophobic rant that's coming up in our tool time award and then riding a bike in new york in a short skirt like it's rick take it and if a company should really have arnold schwar

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or you're watching r t well news or twenty four hours a day well.our top story nato has admitted that civilians were killed in an airstrike on a tripoli suburb on sunday could off the official say two babies were among the nine dead is the first time the alliance has conceded responsibility for civilian deaths libya's health ministry claims more than eight hundred people have died in three months of air attacks were financial reports now from the capital tripoli you may find some of the images disturbing. mohammed that harry's extended family used to be one of the biggest in the neighborhood and they table me and killed five of his father. the one of his brothers a sister and her own family mohamed shows us the picture of little jumana his niece taken on his mobile phone his days before he pulled her dead body from on the day. i woke up when i heard an explosion some stones a piece of the roof fell on me and i ran immediately to see how my family is and many were dead my mother survived another brother is in a coma and we don't know when or if he wi

maybe just california or illinois or whatever. and sort of reign it in. so it's not impossible, in fact, to bring other class aks or smaller types of cases where people can come together. so i think plaintiffs will start to look at that as a real possibility. >> and breeze through. >> and briefly richard samp what will the defendants' attorneys be looking at to plan ahead for what might be coming. >> first of all i agree totally with that last comment. we will see class actions just on a smaller basis. i think defense attorneys, however, will be feeling armed by today's decision to vigorously fight efforts to certify a class, that if the plaintiff in most cases can get class certification, the feeling is the case has to settle. it generally is too big to actually go to trial. so this becomes a much bigger battleground than before. >> richard samp, suzette malveaux, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> brown: now, bringing the realities of war and life as a refugee to the classroom. our story comes from special correspondent john tulenko of learning

or no you. know steve you know that was a big thing for the state of here because he believed to be m.p.'s so taking pictures of trains without authorization is illegal in maryland but obviously those officers were wrong but how could trained a law enforcement officer get the facts all mixed up was the improperly trained or did he just want to harass somebody and fossil look like an easy target take a listen as an officer tells the man why taking pictures and videos of trains is a crime to listen to what i'm saying. he truly says that the police are still finding still crazy for almost things require my arm. you know should always try to take pictures but use it for personal use it without issue still. so why don't you have a new crime posted three days i cannot hear you. so the officer actually claims that the patriot act makes it illegal for anyone to take pictures of trains at airports but if that's the case police would have to arrest nearly every single tourist in new york or washington d.c

or or the u.k. to go through something like this and we saw it happen in two thousand and eight when they were going through deep recession is there was a big monitoring this was stimulus and right let's see because of all right we're going to jump in here when we return we'll continue our discussion on the fate of the state. the t.v. state. legislature to. sleep. i think. i. think leg . length. just. a charge in here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. looks . the british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. and. welcome back to cross bell right before we were to the break roland we were talking about how the euro is. how some people think it is collapsing in europe expression if you're unemployed in greece well what are the implications internationally i mean the chinese are very very unhappy about this united states is just and it's one of hated easing i