. >>> ana prado recibiÓ el rechazo de un dentista para su hijo que sufre de autismo. >>> lo atendiÓ bienentemente dijo que no aceptaba medical. >>> eso fue antes que el gobierno federal aprobara recordar 10% el recorte para proveedores de salud. >>> si no tuvieras esa ayuda no sabÍamos adonde ir. >>> la acciÓn segÚn dados a febreroing rÁ a mÉdicos dentistas y asilos de anciano, pero especialmente para paciente. >>> una baja en la pago de 10% muchos especialistas no le van a que der dar servicio medio al paciente. >>> lo que podemos es hacer las practica mÁs pequeÑos y ver mas paciente. >>> pero no darÁ servicio a nadie dice. >>> no podemos dejar sin cuidado a pacientes vamos a tener que conformar concierto (...). >>> mientras ella ruega que el gobierno coincide re la decisiÓn. >>> que piensen en los niÑos que tanto recorto no esta bien. >>> un grupo de manifestante del movimiento ocupemos oakland sigue afuera de la alcaldÍa, hoy recibieron la visita de michael que dijo que millones de personas fueron inspiradas al ver como a pesar de desalojo del martes decidieron regresaron a recuperar

we cannot allow it to be tied up for a longer prado of time that would make it difficult for us to access when it comes to use those funds. thirdly, we are required to prioritize yields. make as much return on the investment of those funds as possible. these criteria are put in place by state law, i believe, very appropriately, because we have seen counties in the past have difficulties. some of us may remember more than a decade ago when the orange county, through mismanagement of its county pool, ended up going bankrupt. this is, of course, what these exact strict rules are meant to avoid. so we take the management of the pool very seriously. the overwhelming majority of our funds these days, in these difficult economic times, are invested in very safe investments. over 90% of everything we have invested from the $4 billion investment pool is in guaranteed investment. we know that our money will be safe. we take this responsibility very seriously. that is the description of the work we do for the investment pool. now i would not like to talk to what you were referring to, supervisor at

. >> after digesting the news of the passing a man bigger than life, don prado, a man with his own openry explained mr. al davis touch and go saga with the city. mr.davis refused to be told what to do, least of all by oakland officials in the '80s. >> the powers at be thought they would stare him down and he went to la. >> in classic al davis fashion,, john bella said that making money was secondary in oakland. >> mr. davis cared about winning more than any other owner in the nfl. >> just win, baby. assaying he would be rarely without and most fans continued to admire and follow when davis returned to oakland in his own teams and this time in a renovated coliseum and today the flag waved at half-staff and in al ma kneeda, fans descended on headquarters. >> he was at the game saturday and no one expected him to pass. it is a shock. >> mr. davis is the oakland raiders and was the oakland raiders and the raiders will never be the same without him. >> one fan club is asking fans to gather here tomorrow night at 6:00 to welcome back the players from texas. >>> and the raiders organization to

and this young man, tommy prado and what we all thought, all of us involved in the organization and thoseh whom he worked and so on, is like 30 years of movies has been this last two years in haiti and all the flashes beginning with his face, his smile, him helping people. but it's as if, after haiti, that all of what had once been -- and you know, proudly in some ways and deeply ashamed at other times, of a kind of flash reel of one's career, you know, and the creative part of it. all of that stuff, i think the part of my brain that used to hold on to it got filled with this other reel of the last two years, somehow. so i have a different -- >> do you feel seriously conflicted now? could you see yourself walking away from movies? >> you know, earlier you said something about my being a multimillionaire, not true. unlikely. so i've got a lot to do. >> predivorce. >> divorce is expensive in hollywood. >> you've had an expensive life. >> i've had an expensive life. >> do you need to make movies to live to earn money? >> look, i still have a love affair with the movies. i prefer directing mo

and this young man, tommy prado and what we all thought, all of us involved in the organization and thosevies has been this last two years in haiti and all the flashes, of course, beginning with his face, his smile him helping people. but it is as if after haiti that all of what had once been, and you know, proudly in some ways, and deeply ashamed at other times of a kind of flash reel of one's career, you know, and the creative part of it, and those thing things, all of that stuff, i think that the part of my brain that used to hold on to it got filled with this other real of the last two years somehow. so, i have a different -- >> do you feel seriously conflicted now? could you see yourself walking away from the movies? >> you know, earlier you said something about me being a multimillionaire, not true, so unlikely. i have some work to do. >> pre-divorce? >> yes, exactly. >> i hear divorces are pretty expenses in hollywood. >> yes, violations of embargo cases, and things like that. >> you have had an expensive life? >> yes, i have had an expensive life. >> do you need to make movies to