you do not want it in for perce purposes? -- for here say purposes? -- for hearsay purposes?r this time friend, it is relevant for mind set. it is hard to say i would not want any of it admitted. i would offer it, but it is hard to say which of these is covered by other evidence. >> if we find it does not go to a non-hearsay purpose, there are things you would not want to come into the record, which you otherwise want to come into the record? >> i want to be frank about the other evidence the hearsay evidence might supplement. since we are covering different topics, we would offer a generally. as far as the truth of the matter, i think the state of mind is probably the most significant. >> my view is that we admit the hearsay testimony, and we decide later when we are actually evaluating the fact, or whether it should be administrative here say. i welcome the views of my fellow commissioners on that. >> i have a question which may be a little bit off target. some of the testimony which we may exclude on a hearsay basis or irrelevance basis, if a witness comes in and testifies

and why some neighbors of mountain view perce no way to check for their. >>> going through a two-lane if you don't have any,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have some low clouds to start to go with, colorado coming '60s and some places like son was there. you get a check with your forecast later. >>> traffic very like on the golden gate, a cemetery ridge. >>> gay military members will be able to walk in the gay pride parade in their uniforms. the department of the defense will only make the eat exception for this parade this year. this is down in mountain view, opponents filed an appeal yesterday. the concern includes the planning removal of trees. >>> we have a bay area bank manager and her husband who pled guilty to stealing almost a million dollars from eight elderly man. >>> the redwood city police department is turning toward the video chess system >>> it's very similar to having a police officer coming to your house. >>> my car back brokgot burglare earlier this month >>> it is unclear how many residents will take advantage of the gri. >>> this is the first phase of the bta project extending

perce the fall guy. >>> the district attorney's office has issued an arrest warrant for a principal ind gen seen here in a photo offering in thin. >>> in october 2011. and reported him specifically information that we believe the cause any reasonable person in her position to know that an active child abuse had occurred and she did nothing with automation with the school district to were all aware of the teachers convex had no way of knowing that the concept was of a sexual nature the d.a. says the principal did eventually notified the district office but evidence in the case was lost in the meantime. the parent parsley brought in the jacket that the child was wearing during the incidents ends that jack had is this is this tuesday night. >>> should turn the jacket to the parents of the parent has now lasted several times. and any forensic or evidentiary value that the jacket had has been lost forever. the d.a. says another consequence of the failure to report is that another child may have been victimized as the teacher mr. shannon has maintained his innocence and his trial is set to b

reviewing the video and the case authority cited in the brief, that it does meet the criteria for the perce exception under evidence code 1240. she was cheerful, emotional, and holding in her speech. i do not think it is very different from what was described in the case cited by the mayor's office. >> just from the perspective of a lay person, we would not be here. we would not be going through any of this, if it were not for that video. i think we certainly should take a look at it as a commission. i think it is absolutely relevant and important for us to see it. >> i just want to say that my client continues to assert that that video was a privilege to video, made in the context of an attorney-client relationship. that has been shot down, but, for the record, had my client not [inaudible] >> hearing no objection from the commission, i think we should preliminarily admit the video. it should come into evidence. the other declarations, unless the commission thinks there is something else we should discuss, with respect to ms. lopez? there is one thing. mr. keith and mr. kopp, do either of

i know that there are no recommendations, perce, attached to this component. >> we would be glad to respond to any questions. supervisor chu: thank you. given that there are no recommendations at this time and we will take a look at it as it comes along, i do not believe that we will require you to come back next week. thank you. the next department is the department of building inspection. >> good afternoon.

then in 1937 there was this fairly radical switch or at least a switch that was perce e perceived as radical where the new deal programs were upheld. >> we'll talk about charles evans hughes, the man. we heard from the outset that he looked sxouand sounded like god. how tall was he? >> he was 5'11". interesting enough, he was very slight as a young man. very thin. as an adult, as a young man he weighed 127 pounds, and the guy who cleaned up the insurance agency, they would not write insurance policy for him. they gave him the physicals and say, we can't find anything wrong with him, but he's just too thin. we won't give him a life insurance policy. he lived to be about 85 and was very vigorous, very active. ultimately he reached an adult weight of about 173 pounds, which he would measure very carefully. he would do in in an interesting way. at breakfast he would have a pile of toast in front of him, and he was putting on too much weight, he would remove a slice of toast. and if he didn't weigh enough, he would put another slice on. but this fellow who was supposedly so slight and not

and other digital apparatus they're really really hit so this is going to actually are leading the percs us against again not only the president elect but also itself so and you're saying that it wasn't only perhaps an election fraud going out it was just the media monopolization and kind of putting him up on a pedestal and controlling the message. you know and that's that's definitely part of the equation but i don't want to eliminate the other half an hour we are growing about iraq and the protesters are just this just isn't free and just as in opposition to the various the violence seems that we're arranged the most common of riches really with the grocery chain called soriano and actually one of the few papers covered this a little bit more critically here my school city showed a picture of the president elect ironically with the t.-shirt of soriano standing in front of the supermarkets you know holding the sons up and really what was done there was that there were you know basically voters organized and given prepaid soriano kind of gift buying grocery cards anywhere from one hundre

let me show you some video from an interview with perce morgan. he asked to everything we are not supposed to ask you, and you answered. >> did i do that? >> yes, you did that. >> i would have been, in your view, the most contentious. what do most people ask you about? >> i guess one that created the most waves of disagreement was bush forces court. that comes up all the time. my usual response is, "get over it." >> you went on to explain further on that. we did it for years ago. we are used to that. we get that all the time. >> famous cases -- i do not mind. asked me about bush versus gore. >> i do not want to talk about that. >> i do not either. >> judges have tenure for life. why are you sensitive about it? >> judges ought to express their views on the lot in their opinions. everything i had to say about the real legal issues in bush versus gore was set forth in the opinion that i joined. beyond that, i'm just either repeating myself or adding things that really were not basis for my decision. i also don't like drawing the courts into the polit

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their bicycles and perce were found near myers like hours after the two were reported missing. >> it is now 6:12 a.m., the fight over medicare taking center stage on the campaign trail. >> it certainly is, and also ahead, the highest level in half a century, what is behind the sudden spike,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> house budget committee chairman paul ryan is on a short list for vice president. the wisconsin republican is not commenting on that but he did speak with cbs this morning about the potential showdown on extending the bush era tax cuts. >> we have the biggest government and highest deficit since world war two and we're spending more money than we're bringing in. we're boring 40¢ of every dollar we spend. surely we can get a down payment on spending cuts. >> that interview can be seen on cbs this morning which begins at 7:00 right after our program. mitt romney will stumped up in new hampshire as the president continues a campaign sweep down south in florida. yesterday the president blasted the idea of changing medicare to a voucher system. he contends that the mitt romney plan

go up 10%, uc- berkeley business school fees would go up 23% and nursing school fees @ d c f s, 35 perceignificant jump. we're going to hear a lot of feedback from students here, a lot of them dressed as zombies with the public comment time starting at 8:00 a.m.. >> it should be interesting. san fransisco sherrif ross mirkarimi ethics hearing continues with his wife, among those to testify. he has been suspended since march after he pled guilty to folsom prison and connected to a dispute with his wife. ileana lopez never wanted charges filed against her husband and has been living in her native venezuela for the past few months. a bombing attack in damascus has killed several high-ranking defence officials. the syrian president's brother- in-law and the minister of defence were among those killed in the blast. rebel leaders have claimed responsibility for the attack but tonight was a suicide bombing. >> 6:58 a.m., let's keep you out of the door with traffic and weather. >> the weekend is great. but just talk about the weekend. we're beginning a warming trend with a peak temperature reach

it would not have happened if the executive did not need perce. i did not run around a campaign for it. it then would not have happened. executives lead. legislators can be persuaded. this year we have been able to pass a number of important initiatives. i put forward that the war on drugs has been a failure. we are warehousing addicted people every day in prison, giving them no treatment and sending them back out and wondering why the rates go up and why they do not go better. you can certainly make the argument that no one to try drugs in the first place. i certainly am in bac camp. -- that camp but tens of millions of people do. some people can try and walk away from it. for other is the first time they tried they become an addict. they are sick. they need treatment. i said what we need to do is for all first-time non-violent drug offenders, we have to make drug treatment mandatory. if you are pro-like as i am the cannot just be pro-life in the womb. every life is precious. every one of god's creatures can be redeemed. they will not be if we ig

there is no executive order perce. this is a memorandum from myself to the component head of the department of plant security, setting out the deferred action program. the answer is yes. you will be able to apply for work authorization. >> we keep saying we do not want to talk about amnesty or what ever. at least on a temporary basis, and this is a defacto amnesty. we are all entitled to an interpretation. if you're allowed to stay, you get there. how many illegals will be given work permits? >> they can apply for work authorization. they will have to meet the standards for being eligible. >> will be two or three people or two or 300,000 people? we have 30people out of work. >> by my back up a moment. this was an issue that i thought about the play before i wrote my memorandum. jobs for americans are very important. my conclusion was that there are lots of different ways to stimulate job creation. some of them are before the congress. we should not balance the american economy on the backs of children that were brought

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i do not see a clearly articulated pitch to women voters perce. perhaps we will see that. >> know when defines it. no one says what it is about. -- no one defines it. no one does what it is about. i have seen at over one in issues like abortion. i call them family issues. it is not only limited to women. i think both candidates are pitching very specifically to women voters this year. what we are able to do, not to boil it down too simplistic ideas about what a woman's issue is. latinos care about economies to, not just about immigration. we can explain in the larger way, we can do a service. >> given the attacks by republicans on government funding for radio and television, how secure is the future of programs like pbs? >> it is a tougher environment than it has ever been. a lot has to do with the economy. some has to do with the political argument, government needs to be appalled and fewer things. it is a tougher environment. the value is as clear and as necessary as it has ever been. we have to work harder to find the funding. could we survive