that have monopolized power and have worked with cronies and elites and society to monopolize power our goal would be to split that power apart to diffuse the power throughout society to give birth quite literally power to the people which was the great rallying cry of the revolutions in the sixty's ok pepe what do you think about that as you said your system isn't working for the people it's a system itself is fine it's just it's application of it this is what we've just heard. there's a series of great they all views lee you cannot compare tahrir square with need so many. in libya but you can compare it to reassess where with zuccotti park in new york it's a more or less the same thing and they're fighting for the same freedoms as well this people got to be free which reminds me of those old sixty's song and all of the young rascals that people has got to be free it's much more complicated than that because this blaming the government for all reveals on the planet this is so so so old i'll give you two examples brazil now or in. because of what the ruler did in these past eight ye

we have taken some of the surplus power and provided public power -- power to the redevelopment areas. has been 100% green public power provider since earlier this year. already those examples the commission has acted upon, and we have in place now. we are always looking at that. transbay terminal and other redevelopment areas as well. we will continue to monitor that and make sure we maximize the revenues. >>commissioner avalo? s: will those an agreement have an impact on the revenues coming in. >> they sure will, and it will help. we're looking at opportunities to be able to net benefit or at least cover costs well we also provide a premium product or customers, like the hunters point shipyard yard better rates that are less than 10% of pg&e. commissioner raamorand: one of the reasons for pursuing this, in my view, is when we save energy from buildings, we have some opportunity to sell but for a lot of money, but not whole lot. the best kind of customer we think it for the power is a retail customer. whether that is hunters point or treasure island or short side power, those retail

-- no note on clean power sf. the local power in the grassroots organizers about the test order for the part of the work. grassroots organizers, you can just cut a little bit on where that is at, because there is a commitment very much for that. the task order will give us the full scope of work. and i want to reiterate the full scope of work. we don't need a little of the work for the task order. we need to make sure that local power -- of the work that is being done will be commissioned by the end of this month. if you can touch on that, thank you. once you have stepped in to this process, that is when it started working. i don't want to make it seem like i am on you, i just want an update. >> next item will be communications. if any commissioner has any matters related, now would be the time to look up. we have a speaker card related to the item. there is some public comment. >> can we hear from item 5c2? >> assistant general manager for power. following up on questions we have received from commissioner vietor

rather than less power because because they need more power to him to further consolidate the europe of the eurozone into a coherent whole that's the argument that they're trying to use and i think what these protest movements indicate is a is an acknowledgment on the people's part that that that can't be allowed to continue because if it does then just more and more of these types of things will continue to happen is the power coalesces into fewer and fewer hands of the discontent being seen in the us indicates something's going very wrong either way the country's rules that's the view of prominent author rapper fastener noam chomsky well his full interview is coming up in about twenty five minutes time. mistreats you can see. serious power. wealth right. there much like. two thirds of the public thinks the entire congress would be thrown out it means that the system isn't working and the public knows. popularity is favorable rating for congress and single digits with the president not much higher in the same bunch of course all of the institutions it's a very widespread sense that

of faith in the higher power. i know that everything we did, there was a hand carrying us. there were times that we decided we were going to do something. it is only through the hands of god. the world we live in, people do not believe in. god first, our nature to persevere second. even from the beginning of the work, it was divinely inspired. tavis: there is a bible verse the comes to my mind that god has not given us a body of fear. but of love, power, and of a sound mind. i'm juxtaposing that scripture with the brutal dictatorship of charles taylor. how do you could be on the fear of a dictator who is on trial right now at the hague, how you get beyond the fear to get to the glove, the power, and the sound mind when you're up against pay a dictator like charles. >> the first thing, i had been afraid all of my life. you get to replace when the war started. this is 14 years later. you're talking 31, you cannot be afraid for that long. you get used to it. a 17, the first time i saw a dead body i froze. by 31 it wa

and even the airports are having power troubles. >> the power is going in and out.athrooms locked. people are quite upset. >> reporter: over a half million residents are without power and the governor warned people to stay indoors. >> if you are without power you should expect to be without power for a prolonged period of time. >> reporter: in meridian, connecticut, we found this man about to check into a hotel. his house lost all of his power. >> that's it. >> reporter: and this storm didn't stop for anything. while frightful is a weather forecast normally reserved for christmas, it's looking like this year, many children will be dreaming of a white halloween. if tropical storm irene is any guide, it could be four to five days before everyone in connecticut and across. the region gets their power back. dan? >> all right, t.j., we thank you very much. let's head north with adam harding. >> let me show you how much snow this historic storm dumped on this small new england town. 14 inches here in peterborough between last night and early this morning. snow falling 3 i

this power is hard to overthrow as it is protected by the american. dollar and welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with this world first of all the world's center wall street is in the grips of mass protests which are called occupy the wall street i mean this is the motto of the protesters do you think they will they will influence. financial policy or american government can afford to to ignore these problems so i don't think they'll influence the obama financial policy of the obama financial policy has been drafted by wall street. his cabinet is all those key financial advisors or handpicked either by citi group or goldman sachs more so even than the bush administration so it's a wall street presidency from start to finish. but after the collapse of the soviet union which we both witnessed the us conservatives thrived strategists and they they dreamed of the twenty first century being the century of american dominance of the american century but a your recent book is titled gobs of money wall street and the death of the ameri

to my pleasure to welcome the most powerful pinay power leaders. pinay. [applause] thank you very much for being here in san francisco. i wish you great success with this conference and getting together. thank you very much. [applause] >> did you know, and some of you do, i know. do you know that the first known philippine note to come to america were actually ship workers who jumped ship in st. malo, louisiana? and what they did was, true to form, they created a shrimp industry in louisiana. they tried the shrimp harvest in louisiana, which is equivalent to the good old filipino hippie, right? because there's no refrigeration in the philippines, we would try everything. we dried the fish and shrimp. this is through history. st. malo, louisiana, the first known filipino immigration. thank you. number two, i think that we honor those women who have been very influential in their own ways, and it is always part of our tradition that we honor those who have led us to where we are. but they are here today, and i just want to a knowledge once again, author, wr

instead she lost power at her house during yesterday's storm. >> we had power outage since 9:30. >> reporterd still had work to do for an important college assignment, so she came to her father's office. >> i had to come here to do my homework. >> reporter: her father is the police chief. >> this is quite an inconvenience. >> yes, it is actually. >> reporter: she was one of many western maryland residents feeling the effects of yesterday's snowstorm. at the height of the storm, about 55,000 customers in western maryland lost power, and crews have been working all day and will work into the night to get their power back on. >> i had one minor accident. >> reporter: sergeant rich is with the boones borough police department. he said it was extremely fortunate that no major traffic accidents were caused by the storm, which he calls one of the most unusual weather events he's ever seen here, given the fact that it happened so far before the official start of winter. >> there was a lot of downed wires, a lot of trees coming down. a heavy snow. it was heavy snow most of the day. >> according to th

of money or and who controls the power of money is being power that controls everything controls war and peace controls everything going on in the corporate world the bank is a wall street and the power of money they literally run. goldman sachs runs the government j.p. morgan chase bank of america and they run the government this ask stuff the people on the streets across america have to understand lives and they have to demand that the power of money returned to the congress is logical one section eight since only the congress has the power with the coin money does it say g.d. morgan does this is a big of america all either congress does if they had paul is returned to congress they would have to protest the vote bank just because the bank is whoa piece misting it too big to fail. well literally just needed just a little if he should eat. a lot more there are many people who are saying when it comes to for example the eurozone in the ongoing crisis with greece that it should just be allowed to default forcing some sort of a reconstruction of the financial system they're going to a

now and probably in little you're still here think that the transition power i think the power had from the united states to what we call the rest of the world has started how long will it take. no one can say whether the american elite will or will stop their denial of the last erosion of their power the british only it took them two world wars to admit it finally got to him i think fourteen and forty five zero is the first step to acceptance and i totally accept fairly soon because if it's bad for the united states and it's certainly bad for the rest of the world the policy of full spectrum dominance and. being the sole superpower it's just disproportionate but this shift of power well suppose it happens to be the shift of power to the east led by. your asian and chinese economies doesn't mean there's that mean. threats to democracies worldwide because when we say democracy when people of the state say democracy they mean america and the anglo-saxon oriental countries. you know this word democracy is a word and so on or on very lightly by people governments. don't really have much con

rather than less power because they need more power to him to further consolidate the europe of the euro zone into a coherent whole and that's the argument that they're trying to use and i think what these protest movements indicate is a is an acknowledgment on the people's party and that's that that can't be allowed to continue because if it does then just more and more of these types of things will continue to happen is the power call lessons and if you were in fewer hands sara flounders from activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching a democracy around the world while forgetting about the rights of its own citizens . this is really a police after it to shut down mass descent here see u.s. government that claims to speak for democracy all over the world while dropping bombs on people and many many countries and here at home when people are involved in democratic protests and demonstrations against the domination of wall street representing really the interests of the vast majority of people the latest polls today's show that seventy five percent of the p

power outages. looks like it will be there for a while -- they will be without power for a while. >> probably another three days the for some of the areas that have one line to houses. they have a triage unit where they can do the most good they can do. this tree lined street was a mess. every branch was son some power line because of this, very heavy snow that came down yesterday. what's been done now almost 24 hours but that heavy snow, that's the damage that it did as it weighed down on the branchs. the branchs brought power lines down and the people here have their power back. there were other problems not only with power. take you to philadelphia. to bristol township. a 30-car pileup happened. this is not far from philadelphia. i-95, a car on 95 left the highway and ended up on the turnpike road below it. two people in the crash died with 30 cars piling up. that was 3:00 in the morning here. that's like 15 hours or so go ago. take you to another area of inconsistency and inconvenience could be

but we still have power. it's weird. >> yeah. >> they were all over it. >> all right. >> i don't know. >> let's go to news. >> connecticut -- >> seriously? >> and some of my friends say they only have two trucks going around for entire towns. and one of them gets converted every afternoon into an ice cream truck. >> really? >> it is -- it is unbelievable how inefficient connecticut light and power are. >> all right. >> it is incredibly -- >> connecticut light and power is really a joke. >> i don't understand this. >> i don't understand what's happening. >> you can't do that. >> we're all confused. >> you just say you love connecticut -- >> yeah, i do love connecticut. >> and that you're sure they're doing their best. >> i love connecticut. and connecticut light and power is a joke. >> joe, stop it. >> an absolute joke. >> they're not going to help you get your power back. >> they're losers. absolute losers. >> here we go. >> no, listen. i know something about power outages. i do. >> in your days back when you

did you feel his power? did you feel that you didn't have to worry about his power? >> it hurt. but i didn't -- i didn't hurt at all to distract my concentration to the fight. and when i got hit on that punch, i was still focused and fighting back to, you know. >> let's continue. >> marquez has been down twice! lands a good straight left. that momentarily backed pacquiao up. >> juan. no one has ever accused manny of being a dirty fighter. he's a good sportsman. but here we see after the third knockdown he hit you again while you were down against the ropes. you are both known as having very good first-quarter instincts when you have your man hurt. did you feel that manny's hitting you here was part of his instincts or did you think it was dirty when you fell against the ropes and hit you again? >> yes. that i feel the referee say something to manny. >> i thought the referee was going to tell him something, warning him, you know, he shouldn't have done that. i know he hit me when i was down. >> manny, would you like to address that? >> one of the rules of boxing is when you hit y

controls the power of money is supremes power that controls everything control war and peace only stairs grows a government j.p. morgan chase basically america and they run the government and this as they start the people on the streets across america is going to understand lives and they have to demand their power and money returned to it congress is article one section eight series all of the congress has the power to call it merely because it's a g.b. movie and this is a big american there's always a congress goes if there is returning to congress it will help approaches to both big beasts in the power of money legal where good people were blogs sara flounders from activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching democracy around the world while violently disperse a grab at home. this is really our police are heard to shut down mass dissent here see u.s. government they claim to speak for democracy all over the world while dropping bombs on people and many many countries and here at home when people are involved in democratic protests and demonstrations against th

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>> without him in power, it is hard to have someone lead an insurgency. the country is not the same as in middle east or north africa where that would be easy. it depends on what the national council will do. >> they have to hold elections. >> the first thing, wendy, is unify the country. 140 tribes there. probably about 30 of them have a lot of pow er and influence in the society. they need to co eless those and if they do that successfully then maybe they can unify the country. >> gary how likely is this going to create a vacuum for muslim brotherhood to come into power? >> if this government that is formed, it will be a strong government. >> more islamic for sure, right? >> definitely more islamic, no doubt about that. what gadhafi did is held the extremists and islamic people, islamists at bay. >> is that bad news for israel? for america? you know, if gadhafi was the devil we knew? >> we'll have to wait and see, wendy, we don't know how this is going to flush out. probably be elections within a year or two, there are still a possibility that some of t

these power lines.ut what makes this especially dangerous, as you saw just a few seconds ago, cars are still driving underneath it. frightening images from an historic storm. a massive tree slams down onto this house. tree limbs, weighed down by snow on top of green leaves, collapse into power lines. sparking up the night sky and knocking out power. the storm is being blamed for at least 12 deaths. and tonight, 765,000 customers here in connecticut alone are spending halloween in the dark. 81-year-old jean p peterson is one of them. >> this is hanging from the edge of the garage roof. >> reporter: with power lines dangling in her back-yard, she's drinking three-day-old coffee and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. it's colder in here than it is outside. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: with states of emergency declared across the region, tonight, towns are making the painful decision to call off halloween. too dangerous for children to be out with downed power lines and trees. in bloomfield, new jersey, the

who controls the power of money is supremes power that controls everything control war and peace all with serious rows a government j.p. morgan chase they have america and they were only given this task to start people on the streets across america africa understand lives and they have to demand the power of money returned to it congress is article one section eight series all of the congress has the power to coin money does it say g.b. morgan this is a big of a very good all year congress those who are very proud of his return to congress they will help the brokers people big boost in the power of money into people were a lot of. james corvet editor of independent news website corbett report dot com says the police brutality may provoke an escalation of violence. there could be that possibility of escalation and to some movement i would say that the momentum in the probably the p.r. win is on the protester side because no one likes to see the police going in and breaking up a peaceful protest movements like that into specially now that we're getting reports that the protesters were

of money for everyone controls the power of money a supreme power that controls everything controls war and peace controls everything going on in the corporate world the big fears of wall street and the power of money literally go almost erik's runs a government j.p. morgan chase basically america but they were only government this asked to stop. sara flounders from activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching democracy around the world while forgetting about the rights of its own citizens at home. this is really a police appart to shut down mass the sense here see u.s. government that claims to speak for democracy all over the world are dropping bombs on people and many many countries and here at home when people are involved in democratic protests and demonstrations against the domination of wall street representing really the interests of the vast majority of people who latest polls today show that seventy five percent of the population is sympathetic to these protests thousands have marched through the northern british city of manchester in another prote